St Johnsbury Salvo of Social News and Local Doings
Long column of community notes from St Johnsbury and nearby towns. Mentions meetings of groups, a suffrage event, visits by various residents including Mrs. Emma Tousant and Rev. A S Woodworth, notices of hospital stays, travels to Boston and New York, parties and bridge games, sports events, and upcoming speaking engagements at the Sumer Street school and North church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cin
Seowa Spevnn
Nashua
Jue Mos
A.M. Goel
Guy W. Tin
Galcedonia
Avenue Moove
Furlice
Tandlard Palmer
Mes
Gilmen
Fred
Woods
New Boston
N. H
Samuel Shibley
Sydenham Street
Kingston
Ontario
William Gill
Tullrad Street
Forrest
Boston
Joseph Forest
Portland Street
George C. Davy
Womi
Edward Smith
Groton
Mas. J
Davis
Tramilton Stewart
Frank E. Harvis
California
Givele X
North Church Chapel
Tres
Merle Chandler
Nelson Richards
Helen L
Steward
Emma L. Tousant
St. Johnsbury
Elementary Teachers’ Club of
Melrose
Teachers’ Council of
Massachus Attins
Card of Thanks From Mrs Houghton
Twish to express only sincere thanks to all of my friends the Church of the Messiah W R C and the C C Club for kindly remembering me during my illness at St Johnsbury Hospital Mrs D A Houghton
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Church of the Messiah
C. C. Club
St. Johnsbury Hopital
D. A. Houghton
Hastings Gate Readies Court Case In Local Gossip
Orpha Bedell was a secretive relative of her aunt Mrs A M Bedell in Weadtsville last week. Mrs Jeanette Smith of MeIndeer visited Clarence Bedell. HG Hayes has been ill. Miss Underhill of Woodsville cared for her. Miss Margaret Bailey of Newbury is staying with H G Hayes for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastayegate
Orpha Bedell
A. M. Bedell
Weadtsville
Jeanette Smith
MeIndeer
Clarence Bedell
HG. Hayes
Miss Underhill
Woodsville
Margaret Bailey
Newbury
H. G. Haye
Beebe Wedding Reception Described With Local Guests
A detailed wedding reception at Beebe for Maye Felts and workmate couple featured Mrs Klingner and family hosting. Relatives from out of town attended, with Mrs Feltus and Misses Hennefred among servers. The groom, a mechanical engineer at Hutterfield & Co, and Mrs Alfred Magoon of Newport were guests of honor. ornate decorations showcased red and white carnations and a yellow white theme.
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Meark
Mie
Peltus
Klingnen
Asiat~es In Receivinge By Mrs. Klingner’s Father and Mother, and Mis . Feltus
Miv Te Be Pine
Mrs. Bellam
Mis
Maud Akin
Miss Morothy
Euphelia Rases
Feltwe
IS. Henne
H. Boothe
N. Ketchen
George Ste Melius
Frank Clifford
Harmony Orchestra
Hutterfield & Co
Beebe
Alfred Magoon
Newport Wis
Railroads Seek End To Receivership In Connecticut River Case
NOSTON Nov 21 A petition to discharge the receiver for the Connecticut River Railroad was filed in US court by Charles F Choate counsel for the company An hearing before Judge Morton will decide the matter The Connecticut River Railroad remains under control of the Director General of Railroads The Boston and Maine lease forces payments of interest principal and guaranteed dividends on outstanding obligations while plans for consolidation are discussed and the receiver’s continuation is debated
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Noston
United States
Charles F. Choate
Morton
Connecticut River
Boston & Maine
Connecticut River Road
Director General
Irector
Passumpsic Local Notes On Residents andEvents
Miss Helen Judkins returns home. Mrs Nelson Rash and Mrs Charles Bandy visit Lyndonville for Mrs Meter Hebert’s fuel. Mrs Corp Fulford recovers from sickness. W S Wilhard takes 15 day vacation. Harry Rash substitutes on mail route. Mrs Robot Wright and Miss Davison visit Mrs Richard Wright. Louis King retires home with a deer. Julia Bruce ill with facial infection. Masquerade promenade planned Friday night November 28. Gideon Tousint finishes work in the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Judkins
Homer
Nelson Rash
Charles Bandy
Lyndonville
Meter Hebert
Corp Fulford
W.S. Wilhard
Harry Rash
Willa
Robot Wright
Davison
Richard
Lakeview Grange Supper Opens West Barnet Event
A Tuesday through Thursday community scene from Lakeview Grange in West Barnet with a five to eight gathering. Attendees included Mrs. Julia Carter and her son Charles Carter returning from Ton, N. T. Indefinite plans were noted for their stay. Several locals visited neighboring towns and a trial by Lakeview Grange drew a vocal audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview Grange
Julia Carter
Thton
N. T
Charles Carter
Cay
Pread Mastie
W Thom Hirstie
Bayt Poucham
Barnet
Mixx
Clara Depp
Stur Johnsbury
Testimonial on Kidney and Bladder Remedy Featured
Government official Mr FB O Flynn of Rochester endorses a remedy named Probiartives and Frail Liv Tablets for kidney liver and bladder troubles after five years of illness and multiple failed treatments. He cites improved health and urges purchase through local dealers in Ogdensburg and other places at 2.50 for a ral size.
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FB. O'Flynn
North Union St
Rochester
N.Y
Séomuech
Tam
Montreal Mag
Nike
Mesamipir Bose
American organization formed in Vermont to promote 100 percent Americanism
An anti radical movement meeting in Marlinton Vermont formed a state organization pushing 100 percent Americanism. Members of the American Legion may join without dues, with John M. Thomas chosen as chairman. Fred A. Iowa, James Taylor, Jr. Kinsley named officers as nearly 50 leaders attended. a February membership drive and a $5,000 Vermont pledge were announced.
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United States of America
Marlington
Vermont Sea
S. Hallister Jackson
Barre
American Legion
Jackson
Vermont
Pational
Eves
John M. Thomas
Mid- Hebury College
de. Thoms
Vier Elmrman
Fred A
Iowa
Montpelien
James Ylor
Tudington
Jr. Kinsley
Rutland
State
Frank H. Brooks
St. Johnsbire
J. P. Slack
Thanksgiving school exercises and upcoming masquerade promER
Thanksgiving exercises at the school drew a large audience as children performed well. A masquerade prom is planned for Thursday night at the hall. There is no school this week. Mr and Mrs W H Wright and son Fred attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Lebourveau at the Episcopal church Monday. Mrs Lebourveau had lived with Chas Wheaton for over a year and suffered a severe shock two weeks earlier from which she never fully recovered.
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Florence J. May
Wiel
Braintree
Mass
Juline CC
Salina
Minnie TH. Rodey
Derby
Frank Emmons
A. Clifton Sanborn
Harry B Stanton
Nelson C. Ranney
Harvey G. Lapier
Wiville
Lindsay Inn
Ferns
Johnsbury
W. Fleaming
Woolworth
Atore
al Bannan
Macton i
Martha Harahan
Pell
Orleanss
Samivley
Petey Gingras
Watserbury
Conn
Tuesty
de M. Th Millie
Vermont
Gettarpethey
Teacheys
Sumer Street School
Tutchinden
Frank C. Curser
Lunenhore
I. B. Gray
Waterbury
Roy
Th Merrill
Washington
Desent Banks
C. C. Jones
Johnson
Mex
Abbie J. Bateh
Hu Hill
N. A
Marjorie Aldrich
Whitefield
Herbert A. Smith
Gordon
Sue
Boston
Mes
Smith
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ehuveh
Harald Guy
Scott
St. Johnsbury
Charles Blodvett
Barre
Suitor
Lora A. Varney
Windsor
Red Cross
Miss Varney
William Gillette
Secret
A. S Hall
Valley Street
Charles Hall
Walter — Elliott
Mix W. We
Charles B. Cary
Henry J. Juneau
Caledonia Garage
Duheau
Maine Waos
George C. Caldbock
Caledonian Garage
Peas
Pythian
Pelley
Japan
E.G. Moore
T. F. Burroughs
Werner
Newport
Burroughs
Telephone
Gis
Fred Crosby
George ©. Cary
Martha Gleason
Meldoes
Martha ‘J. Mall
A. 8
Jamniline
Bea
Hiatt
Welly Hive
Follies
Bucinetan
Ace
Hammer
Shackfard
Blanche Lillierap
Willy
Lyndonville
Davis Carter
Faire Tanks
J Pateents
Philip Carter
East Thetford
Ha Turner
Lyme
N. Y
Gero
Jaumily
Carvie Douglas
Sterry
Waterman
Dave College
ZS. Waterman
William P Landy
West Danville
J. J. Buchan
Sherbrooke
Dr. Haechanil
Kurt Gallup
Concord
Harvnette Jenison
Peacham
Reggie
Mix
Bi Resseie
Stratford
N. Th
Omudias Beliveau
Kirby
Oscar A. Langix
Berlin
Boviha Lemieux
Butler
NTL
Huarley Cole
Peck Co
Taxton
Sadie WaMeau
Londos
Masha J. Ty
Patenny
Wiiter
View G
Thak Oun
Frank Kerris
Joseph Lamontagne
Albertine“ Lamontaine
Springfield
Mas
Rochester
John Tann
Parrest Ave
Mos
Carter
Derby Center
Harner
Louis Kimball
Hatch
Emma Green
Grenny
Charles Horsey
Yardwick
Grant
Helen Grant
Dennie Fisher
Static Stephens
Lyman
C. J. Staford
A. W. Adams
Glen Falls
Lena Tousant
Brat
Atnox “Jones
and Mix
Fred Conley
John M. Wilkin
Stiles and
Elizabeth Galbraith
Edin Galbraith
Galbraith
Wassump Mx
Charles Rapes
Lancaster
Fred Walker
Fanny Sligton
W. R. Laviolette
Woodstock
Preoman Ash
Melrose
Daugher
Dwight Dyew
Marion Merrill
Jonnie Gadapee
Fred Gadapee
Mixa Muriel Somerspent Thursdday
Burnet
Walter Kendall
E. C. Smith
Harold Abbott
C. J. Somers
Barnet
Ean Sf Peacy
Passumpsic
W. H. Wright
Fred
Ant
Lebourveau
Episcopal Church
Tey. P. Davison
Burlington
Hoe
Baptist Church
Willis T. Sparhawk
Academy
West Charleston
The
United Church
Marcy Rive
Cashmore
Groveton
N. H
Ulsford Cass
Crofisbury
Mildredk Brewer
Derby Line
Flue Academy
Mandy
Why Not a Vermont Book for Christmas
A short note urges readers to consider Vermont authored books for Christmas gifting. It highlights regional works and local authors as fitting seasonal selections for holiday readers and supporters of Vermont literature.
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Vermont
Barton's New Pastor Rev J Hutchinson Welcomed in Tinton
The Congregationalist praises Rev J Hutchinson new pastor of Tinton Congregational church. Born in Belwood Ontario he studied at McGill and Congregational College Montreal. His Lyndonville pastorate saw 102 marriages and 187 funerals as he built a strong church. He recently preached in North Kirby and aided churches in Athelstan Quebec. A hearty reception follows his fall start and upcoming services in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregationalist of
Boston
Congregational College
Monreal
Pavesi
Ont
Granby
Brigion
Que
Pitch Bay
Lyndonville
North Kirby
Hutchinson
Athelatan
Derby notes on local people and sports results
The item lists local residents including Mrs Shedd and Mrs Myron Choy facing suits for return from Boston. J G Hay returned Saturday from a fortnight in Massachusetts. Academy basketball opened with a loss in Craftsbury. Mrs BE Silver returns to East Orange. Mr and Mrs C D Goodrich move to Mendon. Qsenn Abbott had been tid up for months with an in- (fragmentary)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Sprague
Boston
Derby
Mr C
Goodrich
Mendon
Qsenn Abbott
Borrowed Dignity in College Stage and Football Hall
In a campus pageant scene, dialogs verge on mock grave sentiment as students discuss the burdens carried by football captains and campus leaders. The dialogue underscores campus roles, theater, and editorial burdens in a collegiate setting.
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