Grilleys Deliver Fine Program at Chautauqua
A large business crowd filled the Community Chautauqua tents in St. Johnsbury to enjoy the Grilleys impersonations led by Charles Grilley and Miss Virginia Grilley. The program featured music and humorous sketches, with Wiggam addressing heredity topics. The event showcased the Russian String Quartet under Leon Weltmann, with Thomas Jooks Fletcher delivering a dramatic lecture.
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St. Johnsbury
Charles Grilley
United States
Hus Charmingy
Grilleys
Albert Kidward Wiggam
Wir
Wigwam
LB. C. McCormick
Leon Weltmann
Thomas Jooks Fletcher
Pletcher
Marion, Ohio
Tribune
Miss Sheehan
Orleans
America
Cars near collision on Mt Pleasant and Summer streets
A serious accident was narrowly avoided when Miss Marion Stevens’ car hit a telephone pole at the Mt Pleasant and Summer streets corner while Mrs. Charles Stanley’s car turned into Summer street. Both cars were slow. passengers included Louise Stevens Flora Roberts Ruth Sheridan Ruth Rice and Dennison Bean. Roberts had a chin cut stitched by Dr Wesley. Both drivers said no blame attached to either party.
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Marion Stevens
Mt. Pleasant
Summer Streets
Charles Stanley
Miss Stevens
Louise Stevens
Flora Roberts
Ruth Sheridan
Ruth Rice
Dennison Bean
Miss Roberts
Dr. Wesley
Senator Johnson Visit in Vermont Opposes League Talk
Burlington reads that Senator Hiram W. Johnson will speak at the Strong theatre on the League of Nations and why it should not join the Treaty of Peace. David Jane Hill accompanies him. the event is headlined by Hon. Charles H. Darling and expected to draw a large Vermont audience.
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Burlington
Hiram W. Johnson
Ann
League of Nations
Taft
Watherings
Johnson
David Jane Hill
Charles H. Darling
Flower Contest Winners at Town and Rural Schools
The Museum held a Flower Contest for second graders as schools closed. Top village winners include Marjorie Mackay Fairbanks I II with 451 plants and Virginian Thomas St Johnsbury Center II with 117 species. Rural leader Elma Armstrong Four Corners Grade VIII with 140.
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Museum
Museum Iecus
Fairbanks School
Marjorie Mackay
Summer Street
Lois Goodwin
Charlotte Adams
Portland Street
Lillian Caswell
Harvie. Conley
Arldock Village
Vireginian Thomas
Eather Pierce
St. Johnsbury Center
Elma Armstrong
Four Corners
Edward Flin
Ndith Armstrong
Iva Flin
Sheriff Demands Return Of Six Missing Pullets
Sheriff Wilbur Worthen of St. Johnsbury Center vents fury over a thief who stole thirty of his pullets and left six behind. He urges the thief to return the six and reunite the flock, warning of harsh words if he fails to restore the birds.
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Worthen
Wilbur Worthen
St. Johnsbury Center
Caledonian
Miss Glendeen Ball Weds Rev Mason W Sharp at Grace Church
Miss Glendeen Ball of Rochester Va., formerly of Boston, married Rev. Mason White Sharp of Milford N H, in Grace Methodist church. The ceremony featured green and white decor, organist Miss Alice Warden, singer Miss Edwina Blodgett, and a reception at the Sharp home. The couple plan to live in Milford after August 1.
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Miss Glendeen Ball
Mason W. Sharp
Brilliant Church
Grace Methodist Church
Glendeen Ball
Boston
Rochester
Mason White Sharp
E. W. Sharp
Summer Street
St. Johnsbury
Sharp
Milford
N. H
Theological School
Boston University
Emmanuel Church
West Roxbury
American Trust Company
New Methodist Church
Alice Warden
Edwina M. Blodgett
Miss Ball
Hugh C. Henry
Maplewood
N. J
Sharman Bush
Hepsebeth Milltimore
Emmie Bush
Cambridge
Laura Suitor
Georgette Crepe
Annie Suitor
Ada Sharp
Miss Gould
Miss Roundy
Miss Bush
Howard W. Sharp
Hartford
Dale Atwood
Frank Lynn
Harold Hamlin
John Wesley
Donald
George A. Martin
James A. Impey
Pauline Randall
Madeline Randall
Ouis Cowles
Grace Redliff
Punch
Lillian Martin
Dorothea Henry
Marshall Miltimore
Clara Martin
J. Somerville
Mt. Vernon Street
Milo M. Ball
Rochester High School
Tretroit Conservatory of Music
White River Valley
New Bedford
Mass
Revere
No. 50
State Street
Emmanuel
Somerville
Mais
Brattleboro
Springfield College
Methodist Church
B. N. White
W. Cushing
Milo Ball
Earle Akey
High Henry
Barbara Henry
Harry Henry
New Jersey
M. Hf. Cheney
South Newfane
A. P. Carpenter
Irwin
Mrs Atwood Breaks Both Arms After Fall on Fourth
Mrs. William Atwood fell down stairs the morning of the Fourth of July and broke both arms. Local physicians attended and set the bones. She travels to Stratford to stay with her mother until fully recovered.
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William Atwood
Stratford
Giant Airship Tears Hole in Cover and Delays Home
The Boston Morning Herald reports a giant airship tearing a hole in its cover and twisting ribs while moored. The Evening Caledonian covers gale damage on the R-34 delaying its home voyage, with both papers racing to publish today.
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Boston Morning Herald
St. Johnsbury
Evening Caledonian
Caledonian
Associated Press
Wilsons Celebrate Golden Wedding with Family and Friends
Mr and Mrs Wilson mark fifty years of marriage with a private and public celebration in St Johnsbury and Barnet. The couple, married July 1900 in St Johnsbury, raised a family led by daughter Mrs John S Galbraith. Wilsons' long career spanned sales, postmaster service, and a farming operation with Holstein cattle.
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Grace Methodist Church
Anil
Lienty Wilson
Thei
Liu Main Street
Henry BE. Wilson
Bradford
Vermont
Strusia S. Alby
West Littleton
Cleveland
Harrison
Wilson
Barnet
Wilsons
St. Johnsbury
Drouin Block
Cary Maple Sugar Co
Portland Street
Caledonian Reporter
John S. Galbraith
Passumpsie
Aid to Children in Vermont Infants Paralysis Clinics
Vermont children crippled by infantile paralysis are offered free expert treatment this month. Dr. Robert Lovett of Boston leads clinics directed by the State Board of Health, urging guardians to bring their children for advised care at various statewide sites, including Barton in Caledonia County on Monday July 14 at Odd Fellows Hall from a.m. to p.m.
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Vermont
State Board of Health
Robert Lovett
Boston
Caledonia County
Odd Fellows Hall
Barton
Local scribes join ranks amid wartime duty
A cynical remark hints that some newspaper writers volunteered for military service rather than risk being assigned to cover a distant correspondent's copy, reflecting wartime pressures on press staff.
Chauffeur Testified He Stopped Before Crossing In Fatal Train Crash
The $300000 suit by Mrs. George H. Prouty of Newport against Grand Trunk Railroad opened at Newport Court House with Judge Harland B. Howe presiding. Chauffeur James W. Blay testified that approaching a blind crossing he stopped about 160 feet from the tracks, saw neither train nor signal, and recalled little after the collision that killed ex governor Trouty. Several witnesses and six photos were shown. Blay’s pending claim seeks $50000 for injuries.
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George H. Prouty
Newport
Grand Trunk Railroad
Harland B. Howe
Uvutye It
Trouty
Wulle Beng Dinytn
James W. Day
Tui Fis
Irouty& Miller Lumber Mills
Buckmain Me
Waterville
James W. Blay
Redmond
Blay
Mir
Prouty
Ward Prouty
Medmond
Grand Trunk
Canada
For Sale Middlebury Shoe and Haberdashery Store
Late Henry F. Joy estate offers a shoe and haberdashery shop in Middlebury Vermont. Fine college town and farming region. Apply Mrs. H. F. Joy Middlebury VT. 10 tf.
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Henry F. Joy
Middlebury
H. F. Joy
For Sale Four Fresh Milkers at Caledonia Street
For sale two milk cows from A Nuremburg at 27 Caledonia street. Call at six o clock to inspect.
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A. Nuremburg
Caledonia Street
Camps for Girls Bring Camp Life to Franklin County
The YWCA opens Camp Worth While at St. Albans Bay with Grace Brooks directing. Twelve girls from five to six towns in Franklin County attend a low cost week of camp life away from rail towns. Edith Inskeep assists with first aid, canning, hygiene and more as girls learn in tents, recreation, swimming and camp fire.
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Vermont
St. Albans Bay
Grace Brooks
St. Albans
Franklin County
Connex
Edith Inskeep
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Chautauqua
Stanley Auto
Museum Notes
MR. and
Mrs. Wilson
Newport Court House
Calla
St. Johnsbury Vt
C. A. Calderwood, Inc
Mary Ann
Asselin
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