Frigid Sunday and freeze strikes town and farms
Town endures fifty two below zero with pedestrians and hydrants freezing. Residents report frozen pipes, water transport to homes, and multiple chimney fires attended by firefighters. Rail service delayed as cold snaps shift to Monday morning with engines struggling to generate steam.
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Wilow
Ayerby Uvetinornuters
Vexistorija
Letown
Railroad Street
St. Johnshiny
Misson Avery
Frank J. Drools
Lafayette
Gentlemen Night of Woman's Club at the Armory
The Armory was crowded Tuesday for the annual Gentlemen’s Night of the St. Johnsbury Woman’s Club. Mrs. Robert E. French welcomed guests and announced the program. Mrs. Luyin Mann Mank of Woollsville opened with readings and sketches while Miss Lillian Richards led a group of young ladies in songs and fan and parasol drills. The event featured performances by Mrs. Mank, Miss Tertha L. Silshy, Miss Doroth Brown, Miss Bernice M. Lawrence, Miss Bertha Hodgkins, Miss Rachel Vaughn, Miss Thelma Rowan, Miss Evangeline Steward, and others, with Frank H. Brook as host and Margar F. Brooks as accompanist. After entertainment, Mrs. Wilkie's orchestra played for two hours of dancing, followed by the introduction of the Land Fancy display. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ed. Somerville and the social committee. LOCAL. The Ladies' Aid of Grace M. St. Church will meet Thursday at 2 o'clock to tie quilts.
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St. Johnsbury
Tertha L. Silshy
Doroth Brown
Bernice M. Lawrence
Bertha Hodgkins
Rachael Vaughn
Thelma Rowan
Evangeline Stewird
Elon
Lisa
Frank H. Brook
Brooks
Jd Vich
Voleens
Mia Margar F. Brooks
Somerville
Grace M. St. Church
Foley Kidney Pill Promises Vigor For Ailing Men
An old time advertisement urges middle aged men to combat back ache and low energy by taking Foley Kidney Pill. It claims kidney disorders drain vitality and cites Rev. W. F. Sinwyndale of Macon Georgia as endorser. Poised to eliminate poisons from blood and restore vigor.
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Foley
W. FM
Sinwyndale
Macon
Geneitess
Foley Kilney
Why the Red Cross Tag Day Becomes Local Event
The Red Cross Branch of St Johnsbury plans a tag day on Lincoln's Birthday February 12 to raise funds for Home Service work in town. Mrs F G Bundy and Mrs Ralph Homes lead the committee with Mrs James G Walter and Mrs Leon Leach among others guiding efforts. Volunteers and donated quilts and clothing are sought. the drive stresses all activity benefits the community and urges support.
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Red Crows
St. Johnsbury
Lincoln
Johnsbury
Home Service
Mis
Richards
Ralph Homvs
F. G. Bundy
Mes
LY Leach
James G. Wwalter
HW. Young
Leon
Red
Margaret N Heywood
Caledonia County
Loi A. Vachien
Ealitier
Cdvilian
Neil Peliot
Leo Mule
Fifty Years Later Two Married in Remarkable Tale
The obituary-like item recounts a couple married fifty years ago this Tuesday. It notes family roots, a wheelwright father, Vermont ties, and a large family history. Four children are mentioned among relatives and guests at a Cullen wedding era.
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Colowne
Perlee
M Fon
Agitpins
Wutton Byron
Vermont
Gonneei
Nile
Cullen
Sulit Spauldings
OL Smith
Cheeter Teenia
Lettie J.alindly
Epping- Nalde
Amitie
von, We
Byron
Iaciich
Jan Ufrte
Brad Ai
Ayras
Dearaterie
Apniaa
Fa Ineyviey
Onley
Mealeetiun
Civagton
Ponehinn Shinatte Shorts
Kostour Sun
Hajaal Air Asnciation
Ryvan
Manville
W. Thompson
von Two Willsieters
Pitkin W ¢Mavelfield
George
Vermont Shaws 500000 Bushel Gain In Corn
Vermont farmers report a 500000 bushel corn gain with Vermont yielding higher than national averages in wartime crop data. The state’s 10000 acres under cultivation produced about 128 thousand bushels per acre and an average yield of 892 tons per hundred? The article notes Vermont outperforms several eastern states while the United States average remains lower. Total hay crop valued at 520204 with Vermont farmers receiving about 32 dollars per acre units.
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Vermont
Yale
Verity
Jae
Dn Nes
Bau Ain
Mississippi Valley
United States
V Filmers
Derry
Brennan
Golden Wedding Celebration for Byron Couple
Mr and Mrs Henry E Byron celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Chi street home with over 100 friends and neighbors attending Tuesday afternoon and evening. A tintype from the wedding time was shown, and telegrams, letters, and flowers were received. The event featured a gold cash contribution, honor from neighbors and colleagues, and a poem performed by Frank H Brooks. Officers and guests from South church and local groups attended, with R. Palmer presenting ten dollars in gold.
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Henry J. Byron
Chi
My. Byron
Joes
Plymouth
N. 1
Bycon
Astern
Lehalt
B.A. Palmer
Frank H. Brooks
W. Blodgett
Bure Hank
Gilbert E Woods
Horner
Jacques Returns From Southern Trip Amid Cold Weather
B J Jacques of Metropolitan Life travels from America to Baltimore and Philadelphia visiting historic sites in Alexandria and Washington. He notes a frozen Potomoc and cold weather while en route to New York for the annual company convention with M Schwab as the keynote speaker.
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B. Jacques
T. Dgeques
Metropolitan Life Tasunnie Company
Tonton
Philadel Fon
White
Poto
Alexinivia
George Washington
Maxonic Lodge
Washington Wisl
Mr. Jacques
New York
Drive for 4 Million Endowment at Smith College
A 4 million dollar fundraising drive for Smith College at Northampton is under way with Vermont leaders named. M N Cum mings of Burlington heads Vermont efforts with Mihay IF Stone as vice chairman and Mrs Pavight W Moi of Englewood coordinating in the Burlington meeting where supporters pledge, aiming to boost endowment, expand faculty, and fund new dormitories, a gymnasium, music building, and science laboratory.
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Sovith College
Northampton
United States
Mes
M. B. Cummings
Burlington
Vermont
Mihay IF
Stone
St. Johnsbury
Pavight W. Moi
Englewood
Nod
War College
Lengerucs
Tore
Mountain Meet Travelogue Through New England and Cape Cod
A lively narrative traces a scenic journey from New England to Cape Cod via the White Mountains and Lakes, noting routes through Philadelphia and Bethlehem to Cape Cod. The piece celebrates a festive mountain gathering and the joy of travel and sport, ending with evening enjoyment and cheer.
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Erie
Plessure
Elestio
Gychestoy
Eugen
Eugen 8 Tones of Bie Mie Tiatoud Leeinve On New Enelenac
Mevifngels
Wahington
Inter
Local High School Track Meet Details With Mixed Results
Fragmented OCR notes describe a local track meet with various competitors and placements. Mentions include names like Ronald and Joe Jealer, possible event notes, and prize figures such as four dollars for second place. Final results and announcments appear later.
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the Armory
Tn Automobile
de Crevty
Clayton Sibby
Crea
Coreyville
Philip Boek
RED Cross
Mr and Mies
H. E. Byron
Mr. and
Mrs
Henry E. Byron
East St
Johnsbury Paul Mdvieh Wie
Florence Igre
Prenmitt Kidder
Alexander Blair
White Bieh
Smith College
Cascara
Abe
Tata
Ronald Ps Fm
Fiemme
Joe Jealer
McLeod Milling Co
Telephone
Burpee
Ets
A. E. Counsell & Son
Juthecom
Standard Oil Company OF Newsyork
Perfection Oil
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