East St Johnsbury Locale Notes And Visits
East St Johnsbury residents report social visits and travels. Miss M Folks and Miss Annie Fisher spend time in Nashua and Petersboro while visiting relatives in White River Junction and Munchaoste. Local farming notes mention butter supply and milk sales, and a fishing tale from Moose River about a two pound trout.
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Nashua
N. H
Kathe Bartlett
Waterville
W. H. Bennett
Maine
Chase and Harvey
C. M. Nichols
Ele
Grant
R. Wale
Moose River
Bard
Paul Smith
Bangor
Mel
George Crown
A. Blair Haying
Porter Perrin
Marshfield
Midridge James
Concord
Chas. Willson
Sunny Slops Farm
Littleton
Evening Caledonian social notes in Montpelier list
A crowded local page records numerous residents and visitors, with names like Alexander Dunnett Helen Bennett and W S Davis, plus several trips to Boston Concord Hartford and Burlington. It notes a hospital operation for appendicitis, a lawn party near St Aloysius church, and a cold remedy plug for Nazol.
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Maude May
Boston
Helen Bennett
L. Stuey
Concord
Carl Tones
Stenhan Pocock
Chilton
Mary
Preman
Hartford
Corzh
St. Aloysius Church
Main Street
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Danville Notes On Residents And Local Events
Maynard M Hatch, returned from New York ship duty and released from the Reserve Force Fat, helps man Merchant ships guns. Harvey Peck buys the Colby house. Florence Emby visits from Littleton while training as a nurse in Littletown. A severe Hill Dole auto crash injures no one seriously. a Michigan child was briefly hurt. Visitors include Dr. Allison and wife, Miss Briggs, Miss Eastwood from Providence, and Katherine Rodgers visiting Montclair. Social rounds feature Winchester Smith, Mrs. Harold Ayer and daughters from Pasadena en route to Pittsfield, and others staying at local homes. Community notices mention the Christian Endeavor picnic July 2 at Gillis Farm. the Pythian Sisters lawn party. Libbey party en route to Boston. Sadie Hooker visiting. and upcoming film showings Sandy and a Bray pictograph. Grange meetings set for Aug 5 and picnic Aug 8 at Joe’s Pond.
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Maynard M. Hatch
New York
Arnold
Harvey Peck
Colby
Florence Emby
Littleton
Frank Cranes
Miss Emby
Dole Hill
Detroit
Mich
New Jersey
Allison
Miss Briggs
Miss Eastwood
Providence
R. L
W. C. Heath
Isa Katherine Rodgers
Montrolai
N. J
SG. Rodgers
Winchester
Smith
Boston
Harold Ayer
Ane
Alice
Pasadena
Cal
Pittsfield
Mass
Ayer
Danville
W. ¢. T Heath
Hattie Whittier
Pythian Sisters
Harold Hatch
Libbey
Margaret Davis
Sadie Hooker
Tanville
Tack Pickford
The
Grange
Joe's Pond
Jessie
Old
Foolish Old Customs Survive In Silent City Tale
The fragment references archaic rites and rents tied to a local scene in Chichester and Dorset. Mentions a king, tenants, and a yearly payment to a “Reiver of Gillety” with a wilt bert or equivalent in east. The prose implies a historical vignette of lingering feudal duties and ritual practices.
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Rasess
Chinese Dietary and Meat Consumption Patterns
The article discusses Chinese food culture with focus on poultry jelly dishes and broth. It notes pork and mutton prominence and mentions a high estimated number of edible dogs in China. Coriander usage is cited as a key flavoring.
Cutworm Cowardly Rascal Described by Agriculture
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the piece labels the common cutworm a cowardly rascal. It notes the pest hides in daylight and attacks at night after gardeners plant cabbage tomato or pepper crops, causing damage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Renovating Neglected Orchards Could Restore Yields
Farmers may renew neglected orchards and return them to productivity within three years if the trees age and vigor justify renovation. The plan hinges on soil, climate, and careful pruning to revive fruit-bearing potential.
Increase Hay Yield Through Managed Manure and Tools
Farm manure applied as a tap-tressing to pasture or meadow is an important factor in increasing the hay yield. Put cultivators in shed. do not leave them on turf exposed to sun rain or weather.
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Home Relief Laboratories
Malden
Mass
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Nolin Bros. Cash Shoe Store
Charles C. Locke CO
Railroad Street
Carter
East ST. Johnsbury
Joe’s Pond
Evening Caledonian
Fon
Alexander Dunnett
Montpelier
W. S. Davis
the Cross Bakery
S. 2
Fleming
Woolworth
Bell McLam
Almond Wheelock and
Childen of
Swanton
James Logan
G.G. Wheeler
John Adams
Lyndonville
Perley Hamilton
Bell McLamn
Henry Spindle
Meredith
N, HS
Fred Gee
Putney
Q. BE. Woodward
Myrs. Ory Cuterne
William
Groton Pond
Harold Winn
Raymond Dearnive
George Dumont
Buckingham
P. Q
Theodule Dumont
Clifford Belknap
South Royalton
B. M. Shepard
Marley Rinney
Mes
Tileden
Nevis Vanville
Crenehte
Miss Minnis
Dora Jewel
Chauncey Paynett
Howard Avery
Itumney
Hartwell Moore
Brightlock Hospital
Floyd Gost
Wadesboro
N. 3
Lulu Cochran
Montsiland
N.C
Roy Cost
Hugh Clifford
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dorothy May
Lake Memphremayog
A. B. Noyes
Mike Chalmers
Mexander Dunnett
Brockton
William Wright
Charles Wright
Helen May
Laura Suttor
Beulah Whitney
White Mountains
Burton Burke
Madeline
T. H. Lyster
Worcester
Frank Landry
George Morrill
J. H. Fountain
Mabel Fisk
Mertie Underwood
West Minster
Orange
H. Palmer
Sherbrooke
A. W. Law
Walter Carpenter
Carl Weston
Eleanor
Burlington
Amon
Cutworm
Holland
Lotk
ST. Johnsbury Academy
New England
Pera
Joseph A. Davis
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
E. T. and
H. K. Ide Coal and Feed Phone
Bay Street
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