Local notices from various Mapleton events
Local residents share updates from Friday to Monday including a patient recovering from a serious operation, the fourth quarterly conference at Friendship Church, a Washington's Birthday dinner, and gatherings at Enterprise Grange. Miss Emma Dana hosted a birthday party, and Mrs Swett recovers from double pneumonia. A new baby boy arrived for Henry Dustin on February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Fi W. Sharp
Chie
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. V
Bradley
Methodist Church
Washington
Mix Fennie Belden
Concord
Wells Quimby
Bert Comings
Bridgeport
Enterprise Grange
Rupert Meniet
L. K. Swett
Menry Dustin
Norwich Glee Club concert draws Lyndonville crowd
Lyndonville residents welcomed the Norwich Glee Clubs with a lively Music Hall concert followed by a free dance featuring the Norwich Jazz band. The event marked the third annual visit of the glee club, with many locals attending. Attendees included Harry Wingate and other community figures. visits from St. Johnsbury and Newport residents were noted, along with local employment and military personnel updates. Obituary mention of John Hean from Hadleyville announced after the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich Glee Clubs
Music Hall
Norwich
Glee Club
Harry Wingate
Camp Vail
Alex McLean
Luke Farrar
John Hean
Hadleyville
Rose
East
Burke
Rov
J. J. Hutchinson
Mary Grint
Dorothy Clark
Mina Beatrice LeMeve
Ada Lowrey
Luella Frys
St. Johnsbury
Mary Richardson
Philip Rubblee
Newport
Olin Roundy
Robert Stone
U. S. Navy
R. L
Frank Stone
Raymond Hunter
F. H. Hunter
Boston
Clinton Stone
J. L Watchie
Henry Levasseur
M. McCann
Paul Cobbel
Montreal
Arthur McCann
Harold Hazel
Blanche Burns
Passumpsic News of Illness and Visits
Passumpsic notices report Winnie Converse ill with flu at George Gray’s. Marion Galbraith and Howard Willard ill with bronchitis. Mrs. 8 A. Deuin and Mrs. Reginald Anderson on sick list. Sympathy extended to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Moore on their son’s death. Local visits include McGill and Hendricks families. Wells from St. Johnsbury. Emma Woodcock moves. Ala Scruton confined by bronchitis. Halletts aiding H. C. Ingalls on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Converse
George Gray
Marion Galbraith
Howard Willard
A. Deuin
Reginald Anderson
J. R. Moore
Kearney Hendricks
F.C. McGill
F. C. McGill
Mary Wells
St. Johnsbury
Chase Fulford
al Fulford
Wallace Hanson
West Barnet
Clarence Vitty
Norwich
Mrh. Vitty
Emma Woodcock
Bunton House
Agnes Young
S. Albertis Scruton
Wallace Hallett
H. C. I Ingalls
Ellen Cameron of Worcester Dies at 84 After Long Life
Ellen Cameron of West Maitland and Worcester died after a year of illness. She lived with her daughter Mrs Hall for years and remained energetic and sociable into old age. Burial was at Rutland Evernyeen cemetery with the Eastern Star present. The service included solos Lead Kindly Light and Will there be any Stars in my Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Cameron
Ault
Laren
Howley
Charlee
Melford
Mites
J. A. Grow
Orleans
Cane No Williams
West Ruther
Mupene
Hall
Woreestay
Alen
Hialley
West Maitland
Worcester
Heath
Rutelind
Evernyeen
Rey
Vine
Officisting
L. J. Hoi
Holl
W Haines
Litul Hoval Tibutes
Robert Relief Corps
Phyllis Chapter
Oider
Eastern Star
West Barnet Welcome Home Albert Randall Veteran Soldier
West Barnet attendees greet Albert Randall back from overseas at Lake view Grange. Seymore Hutchinson of Peachum attends. Rev T A Carlson, Edwin Mackay, and Mr Laird commend the service and present Randall with a gold watch and mementos. Randall recalls army life and shell shock before duty at Hoboken. Grange session follows with 28 present, conferring degrees, six membership applications, Hastie and White stories, and a motion to back a town stone crusher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Randall
France
Lakeview
Edwin Mackay
Hutchinson
Randall
Hoboken
N. J
Grange
Andrew Hastie
Leslie White
Local Notes From Lyndonville And Nearby Towns
Harvey Miss Flora Randall spent a week with friends in Lyndonville. Trené Hancock of Danville visited Edith Hovey over the weekend. Miss Susan Caldwell of St. Johnsbury spent Sunday at home. Paul and Beulah Lewis of St. Johnsbury stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Bee. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Cheney welcomed a baby girl, Margaret Olive, born Feb 26. The camera enthusiasts photographed town beauty spots after the storm. Louise Taylor hosted a 7th birthday party Wednesday. Gladys Lyons spends a week in Boston. Ted Dawdon cut his hand Saturday likely losing use of three fingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Randall
Lyndonville
Trené Hancock
Danville
Edith
Hovey
Susan Caldwell
St. Johnsbury
Paul and
Beulah Lewis
John Bee
B. M. Cheney
Margaret Olive
Louise Taylor
Little Friends
Gladys Lyons
Boston
Ted Dawdon
William Johnson Bradford Dies at Lower Plain Home
William Johnson Bradford died at his Lower Plain residence last Thursday after years of illness. In town weekend visits included Fred Cunningham of Burlington and Frank Allen of Peacham. Maurice Weaver found a sled full of friends awaiting him Friday. Next Saturday The Time of His Life, staged by Co. K 1st V. M. awaits audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Lower Plain
Mr. Johnson
Fred Cunningham
Burlington
Frank Allen
Peacham
Aviation Corps
Maurice Weaver
Fairloe
Co. K
Wells River notes and Red Cross updates
Local column chronicles community events from Wells River and nearby towns including meetings, social gatherings, theater attendance, and Red Cross activities. Notable items mention Bob Morgill and Mrs Samuel Hutchin hosts, a Review of War Literature by Howald Pater, garden planning as spring nears, Draughts club results, and Red Cross knitting drives with specific item counts and room hours. Also notes on residents traveling, military service, hospital visits, and community announcements about birthdays and illnesses.
Bradford Local Notes and Life Events
Mrs Emily Davis is seriously ill with influenza. Mr L B Eston is ill with the fit. Mrs Md Wilson is taking his place at the mill. Mrs Bernard Eston received a shell vase from her husband overseas. Miss Esther Strong is improving after illness. Two cars of youths went to Newbury to support Piermont team in a rubber with Munroe. Piermont lost. Oliver Bushaw died of pneumonia. Earl Woods leaves Bradford Veneer and Panel Co for Fairlee to join E T and H K Tde mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Davis
W. J. Murfey
No. Shetford
L. B. Eston
MD. Wilson
Bernard Eston
Esther Strong
Newbury
Piermont
N. H
Munroe
Oliver Bushaw
Earl Woods
Bradford Veneer and Panel Co
Fairlee
E. T
H. K. Tde
Kirby and Hutchingson reception before move to Athelton
Tuesday evening at the church a reception was held for Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hutcheon and Kirby party members before their move to Athelton Pennsylvania. Refreshments were served as the community bid farewell to our longtime helpers.
Newark Mi and Mus Dick Leach visit near Gordon’s Sun day
Names of locals Lounges and visits appear with misread places such as Newark Mi and Mus Dick Leach of Or leans visiting at 1 1, Gordon's Sunday in Mis and Mes, and Ernest Robbins of West Burke invited at Jesse Lanes red Cure jeib at A W Beck's Paur Langmaid on the gain. Charles Hopkins traveled to St Johnsbury Friday. Augustin Moulton dined bells. Tom Lapean visits Leon Moulton’s while working in Montique City Mass. Mrs Chester Towne visited Beecher Walls to see her daughter Winona Baldwin. Clyde Bayley shot eight foxes this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Leach
Orleans
Gordon
Ernest Robbins
West Burke
Jesse Lanes
Red Cure Jeib
A. W. Beck
Paur Langmaid
Charles Hopkins
St. Johnsbury
Augustin Moulton Lex
Tom Lapean
Leon Moulton
Lapean
Montique City
Mass
Chester Towne
Beecher Walls
Winona Baldwin
Clyde Bayley
Concord News Notes and Local Visits
Concord Mrs W G Harvey returns from St Johnsbury to Wilfred Harvey in town. Mrs James Fortue travels to Sanaan New Hampshire to visit her daughter. Charles Melline and William Bedell, recently discharged from military service, are visiting friends in town. Mrs Charles Way is caring for her mother. Mr Lynch of Worces Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G. Harvey
St. Johnsbury
Wilfred Harvey
James Iortue
Sanaan
N. H
Charles Mel
William Bedell
Charles Way
Lynch
Worees
Town News Buries Losses and Local Happenings
Greensboro Marion Thomas of East Hardwick visited Miss Nora Reynolds at Greensboro Bend. R A Ritchie sold his saw mill at Greensboro Four Corners to Skinner Lumber Co Orleans, and timberland. E A Baker of Winchester Mass hosted farm machinery shipments to Exeter N H. Clyde Philbrook visited Waterbury to see Mrs Philbrook in hospital. Armenian Relief funds exceed quota at 147 dollars. Ruth Barr chairs town committee. Roy Young in St Johnsbury. Nellie Tyndall returns to school in Morrisville. Mary Spaulding departs for Franklin Mass to visit relatives. Thomas W Gebbie died Feb 16 north of village. born May 31 1846. Married Mary A McLellan March 4 1874. five children, Alpha J and Poster T survived. Gebbie served as selectman and school director and church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Thomas
East Hardwick
Nora Reynolds
Greensboro Bend
Robert A. Ritchie
Greensboro Four Corners
Skinner Lumber Company
Orleans
E. A. Baker
Winchester
Mass
Exeter
N. H
Silready
Ruth Barr
Roy Young
St. Johnsbury
Nellie Tyndall
Young District
Morrisville
Jennie McLoud
Donald
Marrisville
Mary Spaulding
Franklin
Thomas W. Gebbie
John
Elizabeth Paterson Gebbie
Obituary and Community Notices From Pine Town
The notice honors a town member with family at his side and mournful attendance, listing his wife and siblings among the bereaved. It notes a funeral service and the esteem shown by friends, and mentions a sister and brother named Jennie Lumsden and George of Ryegate, plus many relatives. Also announced is a Promenade by the Hieensboro Improvement Club at the town hall on March 7, and that W G Webb will take over the Caspian Lake Hotel this spring at April’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayall
Neil Hy
Rat
Lev
Buell
Cowie
RoKes
George
Ryegate
Jennie Lumsden
Hieensboro
Local Notes From Lunenburg And Vicinity This Week
Lunenburg and nearby towns bustle with visits and travel as residents attend meetings and handle family matters. Charles Gregory of Providents I and Harry Gregory of St Johnsbury were called home by family illness. Flora Houston travels to Montpelier and Rochester to settle a brother’s household affairs affected by influenza. Local social events include a large gathering at C Smith’s with 80 guests, plus a centenary and sub-centenary meeting with sermons and talks on church work and gospel principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gregory
Providents I
Alybert Gregary
Harry Gregory
St. Johnsbury Hige
Viraink Lane
MT Farm
Ruth Cole
Rumor More
Montpelier Seminary
Fred Curtis
Firedale
Havilind Ball
Mix Julian Metealf
Lancaster
Julian Bell
Boston
George C. Bell
Montpelier
Flora Houston
Rochester
Benext
Mix
Hattie Smith
Albert Lewis
New York
France
Camp Dix
Camp Devens
Mummy Dodge
North Troy
Alvin Thompson
Wisewin
Whitefield
Leith
Spooner
G. Willson
Waterford
Tent
Wilson
My. Harding
South Essex
Linenburg
Heights
Messrs
T. J. Cole
W. L. Powell
Mra
C. Smith
Irene Ball
Pilgrim Memorial Fund
C. L. Wilson
Poole
West Lunenburg Social and Supper Attended
The L A 8 of East Concord hosted a social and supper at Mr. and Mrs. W H Carpenter’s home last Friday with eighty attendees. $28 650 was added to the treasury. Miss Jennie Carpenter spent ten days with Mrs. Mary Greenwood of St Johnsbury. Mr and Mrs Edward King and Mr and Mrs Dick Podge were guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Bing on Sunday. Hastings family have improved after illness. William Smith, visiting friends in St Johnsbury, returned home Wednesday. W H Carpenter visited a brother in North Littleton Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
East Concord
W. H. Carpenter
Treasury
Jennie Carpenter
Mary Greenwood
St. Johnsbury
Edward King
Dick Podge
Lewis Bing
Hasting
Spring Cleaning Time Inks Body To Spring Health
A reader from Davidson writes Foley Cathartic Tablets are the best she has used for mild relief from indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating and constipation after winter indoors. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfe House
Jennie Miner
Davidson, Inc
Local Notes From Sheffield and Surrounding Areas
A series of brief items from Sheffield and nearby towns recount residents at home from work, family updates, and property movements. Mary Phillips spent Sunday at home. George Gray bought a farm on the lake. Bandadith acquired land previously burned. Wiles Gwital remains ill. Mrs Hose Blodgett returned as Lyndia Brown’s. Richard Mutale went to Mon. Several locals, including Miss Glidy Gray and Mia M. Martin, planned returns to Boston or Montpelier. Aaron Gry Tot and Holthim lot purchases noted. Wilbur Huster moved home from camp. Fayette Barber moves back to Herman Sheldon arm. W. G. Hanscomb attended a sale at St. Johnsbury Armory. D. of L. meeting yielded a surprise for Mrs. Gray and a cold meat fork gift. Amy Bishop visited West Burke for a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Jones
George Gray
George Arcatina
Bandadith
Wiles Gwital
Mrs. Hose Blodgett
Lyndia Brown
Richard Mutele
Jennie Philips
Aingihacess
Mia M. M. Martin
Boston
Miss Glidy
Gray
Montpelier
W. G. Munscom Fils
Aaron Gry
Holthim
Ralph Allen
H. G. Willits
Wilbur Huster
Ix House
J. P. Simpson
Conn
Fayette Barber
Herman Sheldon Arm
W. G. Hanscomb
Armory
St. Johnsbury
Millie Gray
D. of L
Card of Thanks for Help During Illness and Death
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support during the sickness and death of their wife and mother, and for the beautiful flowers from Horace Ayer C H Palmer Walter Robbin and Harley Ayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Ayer
C. H. Palmer
Walter Robbin
Harley Ayer
Market Prices at Ricker's Market Week Ending March
Readable prices show poultry at 24, lamb at 6 and 10, hogs 70 at 14 and 15, cattle 80 at 4 and 10, calves 510 at 4, cows at 75 and 1. Notes unclear but lists livestock and milk prices with several misreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricker
Foley’s Honey and Tar Cited As Best Cough Medicine
A Tennessee reader touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough medicine after influenza. The testimonial claims rapid relief for a harsh cough and wheezy breathing, noting the medicine is effective and pleasant to take and widely sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Melowell
Arlingrton
Tenn
Fruit-a-tives Proven Remedy For Nervous Headaches
C E Beswick of 160 Caroline Ave Ogdensburg New York reports relief from nervous sick headaches after using Fruit-a-tives Liver Tablets. He says prior remedies failed but the product eased symptoms the first day and keeps him well now. Available at dealers or sent on recipe Palm Springs? limit 6 for 2.20 trial size 29?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. C. E. Beswick
Caroline Ave
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Boston visitor David Hochman and Mrs Gore visit West Danville
Boston business visitor David Hochman spent Tuesday in West Danville visiting Mr and Mrs Ali Gore. The trip, described as a fun outing, highlights local social exchanges and regional ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hochman
Boston
Mrs. Ali. Gore
West Danville
Iy Lown
Interesting Case of Miss Baird Elixir praised for worm expeller relief
A mailed testimonial from Glenville Avenue Allston Miss claims Dr True's Elixir Family Laxative and Worm Expeller eased long stomach ailments and worm infestations after four doctors failed. The letter describes severe symptoms, rapid improvement after three doses, and widespread endorsement by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baird
Glenville Avenue
Allston
Miss
True
Dr. True
Dr.e
Tate
Dn J. Fb, True & Co
Auburn
Maine
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Lyndon
Barnet
Harvey
Bradford
Wells River
Misenie Mall
Redle
John Morgill
Samuel Hutchin
John Thomas Hone
Howald Pater
Red Cross Rooms
Freckiox
Opera Hove
Woorlsville
Charlie Chaplain
Henderson Theatre
Raymond E. Farwell
George Symes
Ned Symes
Leslie Bailey
Frank Rourke
Baby Margaret
Archie Ovine
Germany
Study Club
Donald Frasey
John Thomas
Scott Huselton
Camp
Red Cross
Misa Cora Page
Bakex
Leonard C. Smith
George Geeward
Chateau Thievy
Annie Miller
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Clarence Miller
Ella Munsell
Highgate
Lottie Munsell
Fern Haselton
Springfield
Town
J. Rn Myers
St. G. Perry
Derby
Lambert Alexander
Lucia Darling
Jean-sie Darling
Thimble Club
Luther Butler
Woodsville
Melndave
Vents
Mermont
Kinlfnd Academy Maiteels
Brulfant
Pet
Ebsin
Windsty
Ray Danhaya
Mis
Walter
Centervale
Stout
Ana
Walton Manelevite
Chiles Gifillan
Martland Street
Mex
Newport News
Kirby
J. J. Hutcheon
Athelton
Hutchingon
H. W. Nickerson
Woodstock
Marjorie Root
St Johnsbury
Brightlock Hospital
H. W. Locklin
Portsmouth
W. P. Russell
W. T
Russell
Caledonia County
Perley Verenger
Vergenes
John Langs
E. H. Mitchen
Lynnon
John Bean
Freed Houghton
Lydonville
Nellie Davis
Newark
Greensboro
Lunenburg
West Lunenburg
Sheffield
Atine Barber
Gainine
Mary Phillips
Kirlow
The
Ricker’s Market
Ak Beswick
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
Miss Baird
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