Lyndon Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Social items from Lyndon describe a successful box supper and fund drive, staff changes at the Institute, visits among residents in Greensboro Bend and St Johnsbury, sick lists and hospital operations, and local visits. A Mail-order promotional slip for Foley remedies is included. The list mentions Miss Baker and Miss Eastman, Elva Patch, Oscar, Frank Hutchins, Celon Sternburg, Miss Colton, Miss Ashley, Mrs aoa, Miss Edith Batchelder, Miss Olive Colton, Miss Angie Hunter, Mrs C E Hurd, Somers children, Erald Foster, Lydia Chaffee, Ola Downer, Arthur Lynaugh, and local addresses and places in Vermont communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Clara Eastman
Te Institute
Eastman
Elva Patch
Oscar
Frank Hutchins
Celon Sternburg
Greensboro Bend
Aid
Emma Atwood
Miss Colton
Miss Ashley
Aoa
St. Johnsry
Olive Colton
Angie Hunter
Lyndon
C. E. Hurd
Lydia Chaffee
Irasburg
Ola Downer
St. Johnsbury
Arthur Lynaugh
Victory
John Lynaugh
Fred Lynaugh
New Municipal Judge Appointment Surprises County Officials
Governor Clement named Morse as municipal judge without consulting county delegation senators or representatives or local lawyers. The move aims to reward Morse’s services and keep court operations in SG Johnston for county convenience and lower state costs. The sheriff and state's attorney remain central to most local court matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement
Carr
Witters
Morse
SG Johnstony
Morse Chosen Judge in Caledonia County Court After Surprise
West Danville reports Melvin G. Morse of Hardwick appointed judge of Caledonia County Municipal Court, replacing expected reappointment of Judge G C Frye. Morse recently returned from YMCA work in France. Frye had strong backing from the Caledonia County Bar Association. Local notes cover influenza cases, family visits, church activities, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin G. Morse
Hardwick
Caledonia County Municipal Court
G. C. Frye
Morse
France
Graham
Frye
Caledonia County Bar Association
McIndoe Falls Grange Hosts A Board Party And Plans Sliding Event
A Grange hall gathering occurred Tuesday night in McIndoe Falls. A sliding party is planned for Wednesday evening with Academy students and grammar school attendees to be hosted at the Aiken school house with refreshments. Percy Van Dyke is expected to arrive in New York this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hartshorn
Wells River
White River Junction
Woodsville
Bradshaw
Lucia Thompson
Nettie Hill
Brigham Hastings
Buffalo
N. Y
C. A. Noyes
St. Johnsbury
George Chase
East St
Green Mountain Hall
Richael Southworth
Edith Hutchinson
Grange Hall
Academy Sts
Grammar
Aiken
Percy van Dyke
New York
Woman on School Board Stirs Up Discussion
A Caledonian piece discusses agitation over electing a woman to the three member school board. It argues that change is continual in a live community and asserts a mother’s view is vital for child welfare while noting only one woman would join the board.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Incorporated
New York State Department
Company of the People
America
Jolley
Eh Busi
Og Res
NEW York Life
Prudential
Vermont
E.S. Crown
D.S
J. A. Impey
M. C, Arel, D. S
Newport, Vt
F. B. Jacques
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Mrs. Bickford
Glover
Edith Batchelder
Massaschusetts Hospital
Little Somers
Miss Alexander
Erald Foster
Brightlock Hospital
Bernard Wilson
Lynaugh’s
Woley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
West
Danville
Elisha Dunbar
J. H. Bessett
Rhode Island
Lizzie Daniels
Farrington
St Johnsbury
William Shires
E. F. Ayer
Concord
Young People's Christian Union of the Universilist Church
H. Bazin
P. Maclanretary
Marion Hasting
Weer
Julia Quimby
P. J. MacInnis
Marion Hastings
P. J MacInnis
Alice L. Richards
P.J. MacInnis
Luette Lewis
Murray C Cutting
Carroll P. Cobleigh
E. H. Basin
G. B. Cutting
E. H W. Bazin
Henry Joslin
Windsor
Spencer
Owens Pond
O. B. Cutting
First Universalist Church
Dan Dodge Jr
A. T. Lyon
Robert Williams
Tr. J. M. Allen
We Fitch
Williams
Emanuel Lillieway
Clarence
Fred
Milton Albert
Milton
Arthur Warren
Ae Williams
Mcindoe Falls
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