Wells River News Roundup March 1919 Social and Civic Notes
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Issac Welch. Local residents and visitors are noted with engagements travels and events. A Study Club food sale raised funds for a French war orphan. Scout hikes and mountain climb described. Campaign totals for the Armenian Relief Fund reported with town by town sums. Various residents attend events in Boston St Johnsbury and Glens Falls. Village voters are reminded of a meeting on March 11 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issac Welch
Ives
C. F. Darling
Jeannie Darling
Newbury
Judge
Ina Buchanan
West Barnet
Lucille Angell
D. F. Farwell
Hedgeho
Malcom Buck
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Frederick B. Taylor
Lancaster N. H
Thursalrs
Timothy Bartlett
Powers
Mr. Powers
Bos
Arminian Relief Fund
Wells River
West Newry
South Newbury
Altonville
Aubrey Crabtree
Herbert Crabtree
Roberts
Fred Learned
Romney
N. H
Nita Palmer
St. Johnsbury
Masonic Lodge
Henry Munsell
General Pershing
May Dean
Groton
Barnet town notes and parish events in March
Barnet branch shipped February work including underdrawers pinafores and gowns. Local obituaries and illness updates feature Mrs Ellen Bishop and Mrs Nelson. Church services resumed after illness. community notices include entertainments concerts, a town history appropriation debate, and multiple visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnet
West Barnet
MelIndoes
East Barnet
Ellen Bishop
St. Johnsbury
Robertson
M. Scott Darling
Kate Kinney
Benj. Gadley
Grace Orr
McIndoes
Julia Roy
Minnie Campbell
Concord
N. H
Anna Sargeant
Ada Whitney
Alice Nutting
Laconia
Nelson
Greensboro Voters Endorse Hartson In Road Commissioner Contest
Greensboro annual town meeting reports good attendance and no contests except road commissioner where nine ballots were cast before final choice. H. A. Hartson elected. many town officers and budgets approved.
West Barnet Social Notes Hit By Local Toasts
A West Barnet hall hosted a Wednesday evening for young people with dancing and refreshments. Mrs L J Brock marked her birthday with a surprise party Thursday evening. Miss Elsie McClaren visited Miss Anna Bricket, and Mrs Arthur Roy joined Mrs Roy Warden for a Monday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Stevenson
L. J. Brock
Alex Warden
Colorado
Elsie McClaren
Anna Bricket
Arthur Roy
Roy Warden
Porto Rico
Ladies Aid
Clara Gammon
FE. S. Manchester
Barnet
Mercie Nelson
Grover Sherwood
Huntington
Mass
James Blains
Grover
France
Coast Artillery
St. Mihiel Drive
Argonne Woods
Verdun
Mr. Jacobs
Over Sunling
The Day's Best Smile Editorial Voice in The Trib
The New York Tribune notes public outrage over telephone line destruction in Wiemar stirring sympathy for harassed New Yorkers. It keeps coverage modest in scope while sharpening its editorial pencil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Wiemar
Concord town notices and local health and social updates
Concord T H Osgood is ill and confined to home. multiple local residents and visitors are listed with illnesses, hospital stays, travel, and social events. News covers wartime furloughs, funerals, move notices, church activities, school, and town meetings with names, places, and dates.
Shadow Social at St Johnsbury Academy Brightens March Evening
Miss Rose Rook visits, February notes at Concord Branch AR C shippers. Shadow Social set for Wednesday night March 12 at the school house with a short program followed by dancing. Shadows will be sold at close. attendees asked to bring lunch for two. Eben Miltimore of Scotts Moor PQ and Marshall Miltimore of St Johnsbury guests at Geren Mountain hall. Curtains cited as principal room furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
Craftsbury Academy
Wits
Flom Winslow
Barnet
Ristey
C. Hayes
St. Johnsbury
N. J. Crozier
P. I
U.P. Sunday School
Everelt Rutledge
Will Spiers
Ruth Taylor
Bruce Young
J. A. Barvington
P. N. Allen
A. E. Tolman
Danville
Harris Salls
Richford
Floyd Magoon
Craftsbury
Hardwick Boy Scouts
Congregational Church
Margaret Solls
Concord
N. H
H. W. Gillis
Newport
Frances Maynard
A. B. Fairbanks
O. O. Gregory
Caspian Lake Grange
U. P. Church
Orleans
David Spier
Merle Hartson
F. A. Goodrich’s
Mildred Fairbanks
T. H. Osgood
Frank Lillierap
Walter Nichols
Witzdale
Charles Morgan
Albert Grewory
Lunenburg
Grewory
Edith Rutledge
Reginald Reed
Ripley Cottage
East St. Johnsbury
Frank Bonnet
Mercy Rainy
Reg Brown
Brown
Survien Hospital
Camp Devens
Rumney
L. W. Hastings
Elden Jewell
Minnie
Rood
Universalist Church
Hugh Lund
Grace Grant
Adilie Moulton
Providence
R. L
M. B. Grant
Alphonso White
Dorothy
H. B. Morrison
Joseph Bushin
Clara
Flora
John
Richard Fournier
Stanton Bennett
Alice E. Parker
North Concord
William Oliver
Brightlock Hospital
C. A. Millimore W
Eben Millimore
Bernard Murphy
Adah
Concord Grange
Alvah Belden
Passumpsic
Jennie Belden
Boston
John Landry
Harry Streeter
Lucia Thompson
Bradford
Ralph Hartshorn
Merle Roberts
South Kirby
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Abbie Switzer
Sutton
Bernice Blair
Little Son
W. P. Streeter
Will Hastings
M. J. Spaulding
The
C. A. Caswell
Jethro Lillicrap
E. K. Richards
Clarence Richards
Gera Sampson
Universalist
Rose Rook
St. Johnsbury Academy
Tailion
Eben Miltimore
Scotts Moor
P. Q
Marshall Miltimore
Geren Mountain Hall
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Praised in Letter
A Tenn reader from Arlington endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as the best cough medicine after influenza. The writer recalls her son’s severe cough improving in a day and disappearing in two days, praising the product as effective and pleasant to take, sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
McDowell
Box 119
Arlington, Tenn
Manassah Perkins Dies in Jefferson New Hampshire
Manassah Perkins longtime president of the C H Goss Company of Littleton died in Jefferson on March 1. He also served as a director of Whitefield Savings Bank and Trust Co and was tied to the Waumbee Hotel and White Mountain Division of the B M railroad. Funeral services were held March 4 under Masonic Lodge direction with C H Goss Company among attendees. His death leaves a wife and two sons and a broad circle of friends across northern New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvealy
Wells
Muayvoie Nelson
Muaroie Miller
Groton
Within
Ann Miller
Clives J. Crozier
North Adams
Mass
Alice Thayer
Concord
N. H
Mabel McCondach
Barnet
John Crozier
Boston
Ida Douse
Peacham
Nelson
William 4. Nelson
Ryegate
Nelava
Francis Tard
West Burnet
South Ryegate
William J Nelson
Cora Winslow
Greensbury
Margaret Desham
J. Johnsbury
Fred Crozier
Boston Mass
Elmer Thayer
Woodsville
Glover
Lewis Douse
Hazel
William J. Grocl
St. Johnsbury
Fonk C. French
Fred Quimby
Groveton
William H. Burbank
New York City
Guy
Sumner Gilfillan
Carter
Monroe
B. N. Gilfillan
Margaret Gilfillan
Jonah Gilfillan
Beebe Plain
Mildred Hall
E. B. Chase
Wells River
Sap
Edith Hugerton
Charlotte Dow
W. S. Brock
F. C. French
Gadley
Gilchrist
Bandy
Ka Albee
Perley Amidon
East Barnet
Ruth
Arlene Aiken
Wilbur Nelson
Ethel McLaren
George Gray
Passumpsic
Lottie Spafford
Washington, D. C
Doris Spafford
Treasury
James Dean
Megin Gray
Manassah Perkins
Jefferson
New England
Perkins
C. H Goss Company
Elmer A. Darling
Whitefield Savings Bank & Trust Co
Whitefield
Waumbee
White Mountain
B. & M. Railroad
North Country
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River Savings
Wells River,vt
G. D. Farwell
Edith Wallace
Greensboro
I. A. Hartson
John Kendrick
H. A. Hartson
A. K. Tolman
G. M. Cuthbertson
T. W. Gebbie
George Davis
L. E. Atherton
H. E. Olmstead
H. A. Tartson
H. &. Calderwood
A. C. Chase
C. H. Miller
James White
W. S. Ingalls
L. A. Jackson
J. H. Barrington
G. E. Colby
U. P
Emma Lindsay
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Lillian Kinney
Hardwick
F.C. Kinney
Lloyd Batchelder
Montpelier
Greengpole Bend
Bert Cummings
Will Hill
Greensboro Bend
Loren Hartson
Dorothy Willey
Grange
Frank Smith
W. G. Bodine
E. W. Kaiser
Ernest
Parmenter & Polsey
Parmenter & Polsey Fertilizer CO
Branch
Consolidated Reovering Co
Parmenter & Polsey Animal Fertilizers
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