Town Meeting Warning for St Johnsbury Vermont
The town calls voters to a meeting on May 2 to consider licensing repeal effects and local actions. Readiness to vote on selling courthouse interest, school pupil plans, building a new town hall, and appropriations for health and memorial projects with tax implications for 1920.
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ST. Johnsbury
Vermont
Mymouth Creamery
Tubsr, Lipton & Co
Court House
Caledonia
Johnsbury
Pithlie
Memorial Way
Public Nurse Work Report Notes Pandemic Efforts
A report by the Women’s Club outlines the public nurse’s work during the epidemic. It cites town approvals, expenditures, and the vaccination or treatment efforts plus the involvement of volunteers and staff. Further details follow in the continuation.
Dr Genge Marries In Orleans Church Ceremony
An article describes the marriage of Dr Genge to a bride from Orleans in a formal ceremony. It notes attendees, location at The Boston Voluntary Hospital, and surrounding events including hospital ties and household arrangements.
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Dr. ¥. P. Genge
Orleans
Lyndon Post Holds First Annual Banquet
The Lyndon Post reports its first annual banquet with post officers and speakers in attendance. The event featured remarks from the post officers and a list of attendees, highlighting community engagement and local journalism milestones.
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Lyndon Post
Plymouth Creamery Seeks Farmers’ Support Meeting
Report of a New England meeting where Plymouth Creamery proposed cooperative milk selling plans to farmers in New Hampshire and Vermont regions. Key figures included Johnsbury and Littleton delegates. discussion covered project funding, price mechanics, and potential center operations.
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Johnsbury
Monty
John Wevies
Propriehne
Plymouth Creaneery
I of
Heston
Jianiiger
Hanhice
Oris Eoanby
Thallett
Mie
St Hallie Troy
Pestiot
Athenen
Guy C Wrielit
CW. J. Wilton
Littleton
Past Masters and Service Night at St Johnsbury Lodge
Past Masters and Service Night at Past Masters Lodge No. a7 invites members and Masonic bodies of St Johnsbury to the Masonic Temple Thursday evening. Two candidates will be guided through degree work by Past Masters of Wassampsic Lodge. address by Worshipful Master Bie Ney L. Maul. supper to conclude.
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Masonic Temple
Hater
Lodge
St. Jahnsbury
Desroy
Mates
Mitstone
Wassampsic Lodge
Bieney L. Maul
Musw
Quartetto
Ovelestia
George A. Martin
Witheot Wilcos
Jutteh A. Longmoore
Death of Charles C Locke at 148 Railway Street
Charles C Locke died Saturday afternoon at his home in St Johnsbury after a two week illness including pneumonia. The lifetime merchant, born Nov 6 1841 in Prasbury, built a local business career from Newport to St Johnsbury, wife Ida Gitlin survives along with a son Owen Jenne, brothers and sisters, and a wide circle of friends. Funeral held Monday at 2 am from 148 Railway Street with delegations from Apollo Lodge Knights of Pythias and St Johnsbury Elks. Burial at Lyndon Center cemetery followed.
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Charles G. Locke
Strent
St. Sohnabury
Smeumonia
Weslay Miournyy
Svas
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Faibbanks
Murray & Urawn
Lougeo & Smythe
St. John Huy
Mielcomploy
Railroad S
Locke
Ida Gitlin
St. _Johnston
Owen Jenne
Windsor
Tim G. Locke
Toston
Bistis Beattie
Lyndonville
Nettie Leno
Mra Bh.ton
Weet Lebnon
Ni M
George P Locke
Natick
Mass
Apallo Lodge
Green Mountain Lodge
St Johnsbury
Charles C. Locke
Hit Hite
Railvow Street
Moris
Huermont Wis Af Ale Tyndon Center Cemetery
Thomas Rochleau
Thomas Edmund Rohlean
Elm Street
St. Johns Vary
Pheumonit
Benediette
Wyel
Evangeline
Haives
New York
Buvinl
Rochleau
Joseph Rochleau
Bugione Villeneuelve
Thibodeau
Newy Vi
Samuel Payeur
Thomas Secniouy
Istand
Pheri
There Is a Hell Debate Across The Pulpit
The essay centers on Rees answering if there is a hell and outlines theologians like Voltive and Helios arguing punishment after death. It contrasts belief in eternal judgment with those denying it, stressing scripture and the moral stakes of living a Christian life.
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Rees
Jake
Connie
Tyler
Tle
Bible Ag
Fiske
Hell
Jesus
Cation
Vito
Three Prominent Republicans Enter the Governor Race
Three prominent Republicans announce candidacies for governor. James Mattie of Spritefield, Kroderick H. Dubbitt of Belly Tulle, and Emery of Newport enter the field. Their campaigns center on a proposed program to be submitted for state leadership, with industry figures among the organizers and party supporters.
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James Mattie
Spritefield
Kroderick H. Dubbitt
Belly Tulle
Caledonian B Eard
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St. Ditiie
Oreneli
Mudie
Warelvilletinin
Mobil
Wits
Dh. Cai
Mos
Cheng
Blunt
Continent
Plymouth
JW. Davies
The
Milk Producers’ Association
Thorobeld
Astern Ave
St. Johnsbury, Vermont
Cooppighe
Chas. C. Locke
Washington
M. E. Church
Curt” Emery
James Hartness
F. H. Babbitt
Emery
Mason
Suiingeielie
Mar Hariion
Hartness
T Jones & Tamsen Machine Company
Ma Hoses
Gov. Chips Gates
Clement
U. S. Mail
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
Ria As
Tie ‘the Wees
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