Mighty Hunters Bring Down Bear and Four Deer
A group of hunters led by Walter J. Lewin, Prke Bhoyhurne, and George Stevens returned Friday night with a 350 pound black bear and four deer. They tracked through snow and wind in Crawford Notehead, crossing a brook, with Stevens shooting the bear after it fled, other deer later felled by Stevens and Lowks. The camp celebrated the victory, sharing venison among friends and planning to dress the meat for meals and gifts.
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St. Tohshivy Porieien
Endlinge
Walter J. Lewin
Geore Te Stevens
Henkin
Tabetett
N. OH
Crawford
Camp Me
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Fred
Caorpe
Bherbwene
Byousdt
Fous
Lowks
Boyd
Shear Coat
Men Seek Census Enumerator Jobs in County Areas
In Hin county many towns are represented in a campaign inviting men to become census enumerators. Training and examinations are being organized by a civil service committee with exams planned for the district. The effort aims to fill numerous positions as the census work progresses through the district.
Whipple Estate Sold in New Boston by St Johnsbury Group
A New Boston sale closes the Whipple Company property to a St Johnsbury syndicate led by Mr Pavies and Gilman Brothers. The estate includes 12 houses, a large store, a dairy with 2,000 hens, 1,800 hogs, 2,000 cattle, a model dairy, blacksmith and woodworking shops, a village water system, and extensive timber and apple orchards. The Gilman firm plans winter management and eventual closeout of the livestock and real estate holdings.
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Hiss
New Boston
Whipple Company
Oge
Low St. Johnsbury
Mr. Pavies
Hymeuthereumery
Gilman Brothers
Riverside Lumber Company
Oswl
Gilman Barthers
Ralph J. Sherry
Frank L. Carr
Fred
Boston
Touraine
Packer House
Young's
Gilman
Whipple
Vermont Tuberculosis Drive Aims To Raise $40000
Burlington reports a Vermont tuberculosis organization holds a meeting to push a state fund drive of $40000. An official notes Vermont's death rate from tuberculosis has fallen faster than any other state, with 1917 figures showing a drop from 116.7 to 73.8 per 400000 since 1897. The Granite industry, notably Barre workers, still has a high death rate, prompting plans to focus prevention efforts on mining areas and control measures.
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Burlington
Tuberculosis Ovgraniaation
Vermont
Prudential Life Insurance Company
United States
Barre
Tuberculnsianas
Col Ruiter Resigns as Merchant Bank Cashier
Col Ruiter resigns as cashier of Lip Merchants National Bank to take effect this month. Charles W Ruiter has served 21 years as cashier and 2 years with the bank, guiding growing deposits and expanded business. His successor, a St Johnsbury native with banking in several states, steps into the role and will remain a director of the bank in the interim.
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Charles W. Ruiter
Lip Merchants Na Vienal Bank
Chiyton V. Bond
Lee Ge
Glenda
Dankingy Afaire
Col
Ruiter
Merchants Bank
Bowl
St. Johnsbury
First National Bank of
Northern Lumber Company
Los Angel Tex, Trust Company
California
Talley
Morehials Bank
University of Vermont offers special course for buttermakers
The Dairy Department and State Agricultural College announce a repeat of last year’s successful short course for buttermakers. Runs Nov 25 through Dec 5, free tuition with a 1 10 incidental fee for materials. Topics include gathering milk, creamery management, butter making, pasteurization, standardization, overrun, losses, and marketing. Apply soon to Prof. A B Ellenberger, Burlington. A two week course in cheese making follows this year at no charge.
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University of Vermont
State Agricult Aral College
Ellenberger
Burlington
Vermont
Ovitt Boy Drowned While Mother Slept
Frederick Clyde Ovitt two years old drowned Thursday afternoon in his Dinville home after falling into a ten gallon brine jar in the cellar butter storage crack. The mother slept. service to be held in Woodville. The family recently lived at 17 Winter Street St Johnsbury and moved to Danville. Father a railroad man. one sister under one year old. Community expresses sympathy in sudden bereavement.
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Fredorick Clyde
C. B. Ovitt
Dinville
Aveep
Woodville
Mix
Ovitt
Winter Siveet
St. Johnsbury
Danville
Mr and Mrs Marcotte Host 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Fred L Marcotte of St Johnsbury entertained many friends and relatives last evening for their sixtieth anniversary. Music and games were enjoyed by guests including Mrs Jin Chickering and Master Fred Shastany. Tea cream cake and fruit were served as many tokens of remembrance were presented, including cut glass and cut flowers.
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Fred L. Marcotte
St. Johnsbury
Jin Chickering
Pelkey
Fred Shastany
Making American Citizens In Judge Howe's Court
The Federal court for naturalisation held a session with Judge Howe presiding. Officials present included Conlin of Winooski, Arthur Campenter of Battu, Uebovo marshal, Karan Small government examiner, Mrs Shulph Sulloway clerk, and several others. About forty applicants appeared and most were candidates for citizenship. two former soldiers were noted among attendees as proceedings continued toward granting papers Saturday.
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Jude Hivhad
Alaye
Bullington
Federal Court For
Y Conlin
Winooski
Arthur
Campenter Af Batt
Uebovo
Karan C. Small
Mise Bather KR
Anderson
Shulph
Sulloway
Howe
Amendments Suggested to Constitution in Montpelier Meeting
Vermont commission discussed eighty proposed constitutional changes in the AG's office at the State House in Montpelier. Items include woman suffrage, a smaller House, tighter governor control on appointments, impeachment and special sessions, budget reform, referenda, and labor union recognition limits among others.
Snowdrifts Four Feet Deep in Walden
Vermont telegraph and telephone lines suffered amid a severe snowstorm. Widespread drifts four feet deep blocked roads from Hardwick to Walden and into St Johnsbury, forcing outages and long delays. A traveler, exhausted, sought shelter with the Hale family after digging through snowdrifts for hours.
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St. Jobiemety
Sinches
Telegraph Company
Telephone Company
Henin
Vermont International Teleweph Co
Walden
Pele Ilay
Nichols
Kughuid Tel. & Tel. Co
Caledonian
Seise
Thardwick
Cleetric
Hardwick
St. Johnsbury
Mix. PB. Hale
St. Johnabury
Hales
Ex-Service Men May Become Citizens Under Vermont Law
Ex servicemen honorably discharged from U S military or naval service may naturalize without declaration of intention or five years in Vermont. They must show honorable discharge and identity via two witnesses, with a Bureau of Naturalization examination prior to petition. A session at St Johnsbury County Court House on November 8 1919 will hear final petitions. many are urged to attend November 7 to petition and petitioners travel to meet the examiner. Miss Bertha Burkell of the Montpelier education department will visit Boston to study the Teachers Retirement Fund plans for state administration.
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United States
Vermont
Bureau of Naturalization
Naval Service
United States District Court
St. Johnsbury
Bertha Burkell
Department of Education
Montpelier
Boston
Tthe Teachers’ Retirement Fund Association
State House
The Flirting Princess at Colonial Theatre
A garbled note announces The Flirting Princess at Colonial Theatre on November 2 with previews from Chicago. It highlights star acts and a string of new musical comedies, claiming a sensational city debut and a packed touring bill featuring Cohan and Marvis.
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York
Simeon
Colonial Theatre
LaSalle Theatre
Chicago
Morteso
Woodlind
Cohan and
Marvis
GEORGE H CROSS DIES SUDDENLY AT HOME
George H Cross dies suddenly Sunday morning after dressing for church. He led a long bakery career in St Johnsbury, headed Cross and Son, was a deacon at North Congregational, longtime banker and civic leader, survived by wife Mina, daughter Jennie, and other relatives. Funeral at North Church Tuesday afternoon.
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Ruid
C. S. Cross and Son
Fort Covington
N. Y
Dee
Ellen
Matthews
St. Johnsbury
St. Aloysius Church
William P. Fairbanks
Mtailroad Street
Toll
New England
Cross
Board of Trade
St. Johnsbury Gas Company
Merchants National Bank
Congregational Church
Aice
St Johnsbury Cemetery Association
Ile Jeaves
Wite
Jennie T
J. Fetak Trail
Biddeford
Charter H Cross 2Nd
Boston
Mixe Curvie L. Cross
J. Lawson
Montpelier
Anna Somerville Motzpar
San Francisco
Vermont Soldiers Placed in Institutions
Vermont veterans disabled in service are being placed in institutions under a federal bond program for vocational education. The district records show 60 such men in the state, with names including Frederick Child, William Coathup, Fred Green, Murph Herrin, Joseph Leslie, Horace Powers, and Hardy Rossier linked to schools like Boston University, Hawley School of Engineering, Franklin Union, Burdette Business College, Harvard, and Massachusetts Agricultural College.
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Vermont
T. A. McLeod
Little Building
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Frederick Rt. Child
Morrisville
Boston University
William John Coathup
Orleans
Hawley School of Engineering
Fred J. Green
St. Johnsbury
Franklin Union
Murph H. Herrin
Albany
Joseph Henry Leslie
St. Johnsbury Burdette Business College
Horace H. Powers
Harvard University
Hardy Samuel Rossier
Newport
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Graves Buys New Theatre At Lebanon
Minister H A Graves of the Globe Theatre and his son Allan return from Boston and buy a new theatre in Lebanon to run two houses. The Lebanon Park Theatre will reopen during Thanksgiving week with His Majesty the American, breaking Globe records. Graves books top attractions including Alice Joyce Vengeance of Furand and The Riders of the Purple Sage.
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H. A. Graves
Globe Theatre
Allan AL. Graves
Boston
Thebeanon
Graves
Mark Theate
Lvbanin
Lebanon
Itel
Woolworth
St. Johnsbury
Park Theatre
The
Lyric
Opens Modern Beauty Parlor in St Johnsbury
Mrs V M Richardson a graduate of a top beauty salon opens a modern parlor in St Johnsbury at the Pythian hall building this Saturday. The white enamel rooms are bright and large with a shampoo board for comfortable service. Specialties include hair dressing face and neck massage scalp and hair treatments children's haircuts and manicure.
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V. M. Richardson
Hoston
St. Johnsbury
Pythian Hall
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