Burns Gammell Dies At East Barnet Home
Burns Gammell, a well known Caledonia county merchant and hotel keeper, dies at his East Barnet home. He was born in Vetes ford and spent life in Caledonia county, held many lodge memberships, and was noted for Shakespeare readings. Funeral at Bust et church Saturday. He leaves three sons, one daughter, and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Huyns Garemell
Bhat Barret
Gammell
Veutesford
Caledonia
Cotiiy
Jotel Pooper
Barnet
Pjrnville
Kim Hous
Washburn Juilze
Kf, & A.hy
Thainville
Haswell
St. Jolisbury
Connecticut Lodge
Grimmell
Hen Gammell
Hast Burnet
Bonnette
Thudfort
Bustet Church
Aoe Alwa
Will Temporarily Take Charge of Schools
School directors appoint Mr Hutchinson of BW to oversee public schools until Superintendent Walter H Young can return. Hutchinson, head of the Junior High School of Vermont, arrives Monday to commence duties. Young’s friends note he is recovering slowly and will resume responsibilities in several weeks.
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Hutchinson
Walter
H. Young
Mutchinson
Vermont
Mbing
Supt. Young
Railroad Street 60 Years Old Photograph on Display in St Johnsbury
Louis S Morvin exhibits in Charles Locke Co window a framed photo of Railroad Street taken about 1860s. The image, once owned by his grandfather, evokes prewar scenery with wood storefronts and landmarks like Horton and Flint shops, a Holtman truck, and the Gilmith stables, drawing interest from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis S. Morvin
Charles €. Locke Co
Line Dort Morvis
St. Johnsbury
Railroad Street
Smiythe
Portland Street
Porthand Street
Bryant Steibles
Gilmith
Horton and
Piint
Burpee
Farewell Reception for Mrs Simonds in Montpelier
Members of the Trinity church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society hosted a farewell reception for Mrs. Robert W. Simonds of Montpelier who is moving to Gardner, Massachusetts. The program featured solo and reading numbers, Mrs Hayden presenting flowers, and about a dozen members attending a light lunch after. Mrs Simonds plans a brief stop in St Johnsbury before joining her husband in Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitty St Johsbury Friends
Robert W. Simonds
Montpelier
Avist Sdodary — Society
Avon
Gardner
Mass
WE. Sunderland
Florence
Sherburne
S. He Wills
B.A. Hayden
Keech
Hayden
Simonds
Fox St. Tohnabury
It Law Fem
Posters Helped Win the War Lecture at Sturbridge Club
Professor Zug of Dartmouth argued American war posters were less effective than English and French, urging bold ideas and simple, vivid design. He screened nearly a hundred posters, praised American artists, and advised memorials be artful and well placed.
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Charles Dana Gibson
Moilly
Zup
Municicipal Art League of
New York City
Zug
Katherine Bingham
Woman's Club
Robert French
Alvin W. Flint
S.A. Movie
Treasury
Leroy Long
James Campbell
Roy Davis
Bailey Tollensby
A. H. Hafner
George F. Cheney
A. PF. Stone
Team One dominates Barquin Monday bowling night
Fairbanks league action shows Team One sweeping all four points against Team Three. Burrows rolled 190 and 172, J Logan 172 148 165 for 485, C Tagersoll 160 140 169, total 2470 for Team One while Team Three posted lower scores led by Drummond 117 and 149 and Coleman 15 19h.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks Joapue
Thooe
Barquin
Ele. Burrows
Wright
J. Logan
WW. Gay
Carr
T. Colburn
Twin State Co Offers Cumulative Stock
Twin State Gas and Electric Company invites investors to purchase cumulative stock with seven percent return, payable in installments. The firm operates hydro electric plants in Brattleboro Bennington St. Johnsbury and Hoosier Falls among others, owns a steam turbine plant in Dover, and runs Brattleboro street railway. Outstanding capital stock includes 4000000 7 percent stock 1552500 5 percent preferred and 1550000 common. Incorporated in 1900 earnings last year exceeded 800000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin State Gas and Bloetiic Company
Wuporintendent
Dover
Berlin
New
St. Johnsbury
Paysumpsie
Belknap
Leonsit
Anl
Mr White Dedicates Well With a Banquet
Mr White dedicates a well in Bavent with a Saturday night banquet for about a dozen friends. Guests include Mr and Mrs E B Chase, Rey, Mr A E Gregg, William Morrison, Mrs How of Barnet, Mr and Mrs Hamer, Smith and Charles T Walter of St Johnsbury. Host Mr White and Mrs White provided a Delmonico worthy dinner. the event was informal and enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. White
Bavent
E. B Chase
Rey
A. E. Gregg
William Morrison
How
Barnet
Hamer
Smith
Charles T. Walter
St. Johnsbury
Mx White
Mx White Went His Best As the Genial Host and Mrs. White
Delmonico
Halloween Shooting at North Danville Reported
Caledonian Record covered a Halloween incident in North Danville where a crowd of youths and a few men shouted and fired revolvers with blink cartridges. Mr Hopkins 49 fired a shotgun loaded with bird shot from his door striking near youths. a boy named Cools suffered four scratches. No formal complaint reported as guardians discussed the event amid a town view that boyish behavior on holidays crosses line of law.
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Hallowe'en
North Danville
Caledonian Record
Cools
Benjamin Stevens
Matlix
William Hubbard
Allen Sanborn
Hopkins
Hopkin
Big K. of C. Ceremony At Sherbrooke Draws 1500
Knights of Columbus gathering in Sherbrooke drew more than 1400 attendees from New England and Canada for a day of three degree initiations. Newport members sent about 25 to participate with a banquet closing the day. speeches by George Bolvin and Father Mattins, a 100-voice choir, and plans for another initiation day in Sherbrooke on Friday, Nov. 14, with 90 candidates.
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Knights of Columbus
Sherbrooke
New England
Camida
Newport
George Bolvin
Ottawa
Pather Mattins
St. Charles Sonthaily
Sherbrooks
Priday
Halloween Lawlessness Grips Town Notices Property Damage
Citizens report rough Halloween night with extensive property damage including blinds, doors, steps, and sleighs. Affected sites include South church town Athenaeum Corner Grocery and Main street fountain. Clerks washed windows amid chalky grease and graffiti as police consider increased safety measures.
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Hallowe'en
Vley
South Church
Athenaeum
Main Street
Webster
Hallowe’en
South Church Round Table Elects Officers
The South church Round Table held its annual meeting at J. H. Brooks home with about 74 men present. Officers chosen include President Davis, Vice President N A Power, Treasurer B A Johnson, Teacher Rev Dr FP A Poole, Assistant Teacher Rev Dr C H Mewill.
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Round Table
South Church
J. H. Brooks
Cers
Davis
N. A. Power and Treas
B. A. Johnson
FP. A Poole
C. H. Mewill
P. & Hazen
Lyndonville Car Crash Injures Lyndon Teen Driver
A car owned by E. A. Pierce of St Johnsbury and driven by his son Wayland D L Pierce of Lyndon struck a seven passenger Chalmers car on the Lyndonville road opposite the top factory Sunday evening. Wayland Pierce suffered a glass cut to his lip, several loosened teeth, and a cut on the loge while his brother Kenneth escaped with minor bruises. Wayland Pierce is resting at home in Lyndonville.
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Lyndon A
E. A. Pierce
St. Johnsbury
Wayland DL Pieyen
Lyndon
Lyndonville Road
Chalmers
Wayland Pierce
Wayland
Keneath
Walter Wesley Appointed Probate Judge
Attorney Walter Wesley of St Johnsbury has received a commission appointing him Judge of Probate for the District of Caledonia. The Governor followed the Caledonia County Bar Association’s unanimous recommendation. Wesley was born in Bethlehem New Hampshire and has long resided in Vermont. He graduated from St Johnsbury Academy in 1908 and studied law in St Johnsbury and at Boston University. He has practiced law and worked for the Federal government since 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wesley
St Johnsbury
District of Caledonia
Weye
Clament
Caledohia County Bay Association
Mr. Wesley
Bethlehem
N. H
Vermont
St. Johnsbury Academy
Rev Donald Fraser Addresses Grace Church Meeting
Over 100 Grace Church Brotherhood members attended the first social of the season with an excellent oyster supper. Rev Donald Fraser of Wells River spoke on open door policy for churches, urged churches to boost community life and secular aims, and commented on the labor situation describing unions as profiteers. Music was by Sangent's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church Brotherhood
Donald Fraser
Wells River
Mix Fraser
Tme
Sangent
Grace Unity Club Meeting Funds Boost Church Fund
About 65 Grace Unity Club members met Thursday evening at Grace Methodist church parlors. At the business session they voted to turn over 400 dollars to the church Building Fund. After adjournment a social hour followed with vocal soloists by Mrs Don C Stiles and readings by Mrs Oscar Cummings. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace U: Club
Grace Methodist Church
Don C. Stiles
Oscar Cummings
Town votes to honor Armistice Day as holiday
In Brattleboro on November 4 a special town meeting approved Capt. Ernest W. Gibbon’s motion to urge Gov. Clement to proclaim November 11 a holiday. The vote requests a proclamation designating Armistice Day as a street-provided drainage holiday.
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Brattlsboro
Ernest W. Gibbon
57Th Pioneer Infantry
France
Clement
Foley Cathartic Tablets Endorsed by Geo Jenner
The letter from Geo Jenner of 416 Labor Street San Antonio Texas recommends Foley Cathartic Tablets as the best laxative for constipation and biliousness. It claims they cleanse bowels sweeten the stomach aid the liver cure indigestion bad breath bloating and tongue coating. Sold everywhere.
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Geo. Jenner
Labor Street
San Antonio
Texas
American Legion Convention Planned at Burlington Armory
The tentative program for the Am Legion convention at Burlington Armory includes registration, call reading, welcome by Mayor, rules guidance, committee elections, luncheon, convention speaker General Murch B. Stewart, committee reports, delegate elections, and a clambake hosted by the Burlington Chamber of Commerce. General committee members include Sumner E. Darling, Alexander J. Smith, and Karl S. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Burlington
Robert
Murch B. Stewart
Burtington
One Hundred Young Women Receive Missionary Commissions
In Boston at People's Temple and St Mark's Brookline the Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held ceremonies for 100 young women from across the United States commissioned as missionaries to thirteen foreign countries. Speakers included Mrs. Mee Dowell, Mrs. Legg, Miss Reid, and Bishop McConnell. Jubilee sessions at St. Mark's mark remarkable progress in membership and finances as the event closes Tuesday.
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Boston
United States
Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
People’s ‘Temple
W. F. Mee Dowell
Washington
John Legg
Worcester
New England
Jonnie Reid
South America
Francis J. McConnell
Denver
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Burns Gammell
East Barnet
County
Gantmell
Robert Burris
Shakespeare
Caledonian
Louis
Morris
Prof. Zug
Dartmouth
French
Woman’s Club
Eldredge
A. EB. F. May
Miss Moody
State Normal School
Mary Clifford
Twin State Co
Mr. White
Big K. of C
South Church Round Table
Grace Unity Club
AM. Legion
Armory
Wells River Savings Bank
Wells River,vt
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