Marsh Co to Hold Sacred Concert in Danville Church
The Marsh Co will present a sacred program at the Methodist church Sunday evening October 26 with an admission silver collection at the door. On Monday evening October 27 the same company will give an entertainment at the Town hall under the Methodist Young People's Social Union. Local social news covers weddings, retirements, and visits among Danville residents with several weddings and travels noted.
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The
Marsh Co
Methodist Young People’s Social Union
Alvira West
St. Johnsbury
Danville
W. F. Dole
Nettie S. Fisher
C. C. Bingham
Harley Ayer
Coventry
Eel
Dole
Samuel Ingalls
Delmar Smith
Old Weeks
William Haviland
Dole Brothers
Eagle
Tole
Charlie
Leslie Hardy
Tilton
N. H
Mr. Hardy
Eva Randall
Lorinda
Middlebury
Harold Hatch
Gene
Florida
W .S. Fisher
John Ketchum
Pennacook
Winfield S. Fisher
Fisher
France
Walter Hutch
Floyd Fairbanks
Cambridge Junction
C. A. Adams
Christian Endeavor
Woodstock
J. E. Tinker
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Council Congregational Convention
Tinker
Caledonia Association of Congregational Churches
Margarite Clark
Walter E. Hatch
Methodist
Red Cross
Congregational Church
America
Lounda Hardy
E. L. Hardy
Funeral Notice and Local Visits Report
Mr and Mrs Homer Dezan were called to Morrisville Saturday to attend the funeral of her grandmother Mrs Demerritt. Miss Clara Magoon visiting her mother in Orleans. Mr and Mrs Paul Francis nearing completion of their Flag Pond cottage. Hazel and Ruth Bartlett visiting aunt Mrs Grace Rogers. Ruth Bartlett ill with the prevailing distemper. Mrs Blodgett assisting Mrs Frank Chamberlain at Greensboro Bend. Fred and George Hall visited Wheelock recently. Forrest Winchester visited in Wheelock Sunday.
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Homer Dezan
Morrisville
Demerritt
Clara Magoon
Orleans
Paul Francis
Flag Pond
Hazel
Ruth Bartlett
Grace Rogers
Blodgett
Frank Chamberlain
Greensboro Bend
Fred
George Hall
Wheelock
Forrest Winchester
Foley Kidney Pills Claim Fast Kidney Relief
Mrs C J Ellis of Sioux Falls writes that Foley Kidney Pills invigorate and heal inactive kidneys and bladder. She suffered severe back pains and fatigue but reports being well after using the pills. The ad claims relief from headaches rheumatic pains swelling under the eyes and floating specks, and notes they are sold everywhere.
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C. J. Ellis
Sioux Falls
S. 1
Concord Universalist minister Willard Chase dies in Vermont visit
Funeral services were held at the Universalist church for Willard Chase in Concord. He was a longtime public-spirited citizen, a Universalist leader, and former state legislator. Chase had lived in Concord most of his life, served in multiple town roles, and spent years as treasurer of Universalists of Vermont and P.Q. His death occurred after a trip to Worcester and California, leaving a long record of community service. The article also notes upcoming church sales and social events in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Chase
Universalist
Nev. A. M. Stith
Ludlow
P. Jd. MacIanis
Landeuve
Marvel
Concord
Villajse
Ann Maria W
David W
Sally (Stiles) Lee
Commuity
Trout Brook Creamery
California
Worcester
Universalist Church
M. E. Church
Claude Cutting
Barre
C. M. Wallace
Albert Dawe
Carrie
St. Johnsbury
Lena Pratt
Charles Morgan
C.F. Cutting
C. A. Noyes
East Concord Social News and Local Visits
East Concord reports visits by Winfield Parker and Aunt Alice Parker at Concord. Many locals, visitors, and church events noted including a Friday pound party for Pastor Glenn W. Douglas with refreshments, plus numerous family get togethers, store duties, and meetings of Red Cross, Ladies’ Aid, and Concordia Lodge activities.
Death Call Brings Family to Morrisville
Mr and Mrs Homer Dezan and sons Albert and Milo went to Morrisville Saturday after the sudden death of Mrs De Merritt the grandmother of the family An aged lady Arthur Gray attended the Greensboro Bend pictures Ieta Gray spent Sunday at her boarding place Wheelock road crews completed work on the state road Ollie Rogers and daughters Hazel and Ruth Bartlett attended the pictures Saturday L D Leavitt visited Barton Monday where he bought his daughter a new sterling silver watch the trip was made in Abbie Sternburgs auto
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Homer Dezan
Albert
Milo
Morrisville
de Merritt
Arthur Gray
Greensboro Bend
Ieta Gray
Wheelock
Ollie Rogers
Hazel
Ruth Bartlett
L. D. Leavitt
Barton
Abbie Sternburg
Mrs Mary Lawson Moree dies at home in Cabot
Mrs Mary Lawson Moree wife of Will Moree died at her Cabot home Tuesday after a long heart illness. Funeral held Thursday at 1 pm at the home with Rev E K Goddard officiating burial in the family lot. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Howard Pike of Montpelier and Mrs Lyford of Cabot. Many local friends extended sympathy and several locals travelled for services.
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Mary Lawson Moree
Will Moree
Lp. m
KE. L. Goddard
Howard Pike
Montpelier
Hew Lyford
Hattie Wood
West Barnet Iy
John Southwick
Orvis Boyles
Berlin
Alice Hancock
Hardwick
Keli Blodwett
M.S. Haines
Greensboro
Charles
Lillian Fletelhey
Shelburne
Gertrude Wells
Fred Houghton
Daujrhten
Barre
Hes Siter
B.A. Withwn
West Danville Notes on Visits and Events
West Danville reports Harold Swasey of Montpelier visiting his brother Charles Swatsey. John Brickett caught a cold. Dandelions bloom in the area. Maplewood Mall hosts a box supper on Saturday Oct 25 raising forty seven dollars. Various resident visits connect to St Johnsbury Gilberton N H Brookline and Brooklyn. Birth announced for Grover Perkins and Ervnd son to Mr and Mrs John Brickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Swasey
Montpelier
Charles Swatsey
John Brickett
Walden
Grover Perkins
Johnson
Clarence Rickaby
St. Johnsbury
E. F. Ayer
C.C. Farvington
A. C. Newell
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Emory
Adah Brown
Emery
Joe Winslow
Waverly
Mass
Arthur Brickett
Brookline
A. J. Goss
F. B. Milligan
Harry Emery
Barre
Maplewood Hall
Morrill Family Leaves North Danville for Pasadena
Mr and Mrs Lyman Morrill and Leslie Morrill departed North Danville for Pasadena California where they will establish a new home Their friends will miss them greatly Mrs Edward Stone and her son Bartlett visited C T and B A Cliffords in town Meanwhile Mrs Mantie Palmer has returned to St Johnsbury Mrs Robert McGill recovering at Brightlock Hospital attended by Wells and others Prof H A Ligett gave a poultry demonstration at Freeman Allens Mrs Ollie Exeley Nettie Burbank and Ella Gray attended the Montpelier Teachers Convention and Mr and Mrs Martin Sanborn visited Mrs F B Ainsworth in Danville last Friday
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Wilbur Thomas
Leo Brown
Miles Pond
Glenn W. Douglas
Ross Folsom
Harry McDonald
Leonard Isham
W. R. Bell
Board of Appeal of Tax Commissioners
John W. Thurston
Island Pond
H. J. Marshall
Canaan
Clinton
W. H. Bronson
Littleton Hospital
Oscar Willson
Lancaster Hospital
Elizabeth Kimball
Montpelier Seminary
David Kimball
Fred Carbee
Edward Carbee
T. Norris
South Lunenburg
Norvises
So. Lunenburg
Wentworth
Edward Bowker
Carbee
Eliza Lang
Pond Hill
Milan
N. H
C. Smith
Velma
Angenette Burt
Newport
Dora Willson
St. Johnsbury
Clara Nichols
Brightlock Hospital
Lyman Morrill
Leslie Morrill
Pasadena
Cal
Morrill
Edward Stone
Bartlett
White River Junction
C. T
B. A. Clifford
Mantie Palmer
Ray Palmer
Robert McGill
H. A.ligett
Burlington
Freeman Allen
Ollie Exeley
Nettie Burbank
Ella Gray
Montpelier
Martin Sanborn
F. B. Ainsworth
Danville
Passumpsic Visit Returns and Local Greetings
Mrs Alma Goodall of St Johnsbury burial visits Mrs J H Wark. Mrs Harold Wood has blood poisoning in a finger. Charles Ingalls and family move to Lancaster NH. Atherton and Beatrice visit from Lowell MA. Hurley Roberts visits Friday. Mrs Trotter from Montreal visits sister Mrs Roy Ayer and daughter Maude Symes. C H Annis and Ed Tant visit at East Burke. F R Wood of Kirby visits his son. Lindsay Stanhope owns a Saxon automobile.
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Alma Goodall
St. Johnsbury
J. H. Wark
Harold Wood
Charles Ingalls
Lancaster
N. H
George Atherton
Beatrice
Otis Athreton
Lowell
Mass
John Annis
M Harold Woods
Hurley Roberts
St. Johnsbury Center
Trotte
Masquerade Promenade and Box Supper Planned
Mrs Arthur Welen and Guy Granger traveled to Cabot Friday while W H Barker H C Ingalls and Ay Fulford attended the auction at the Great Arm last week. The Grace Mason class will hire a masquerade promenade and box supper at the hall on Friday Oct 24.
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Arthur Welen
Guy Granger
Cabot
W. H. Barker
H. C. Ingalls
Ay Fulford
Great Arm
Grace Mason
Potter Digging Yields 550 Bushels on 14 Acres
John Chandler reports a force digging potatoes that produced 550 bushels from 14 acres. The town sees several social notes as Miss Myrtle Chamberlain wed Harry Page at St. Johnsbury on Oct 15 and plans a short wedding trip before returning to the bride’s parents. Nearby, whooping cough cases rise and schools in South Port and Peacham close briefly.
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John Chandler
Myrtle Chamberlain
George Chamberlain
Harry Page
Danville
St. Johnsbury
South Port
Sait Peacham
Mi Ane Wes
Howard Thompson
Ound Mye
George Esterbrooks
Bennett Well
Manchester
N.hs
G. A. Stoddard
Gcmne
Montreal
Mohawk Trail
Thompson
Laura Palmer
Hidden
Mr. Warner
J. C. Guthrie
New York
Windsor
Arthur Peak
Herbert Blair
Norman
Andrew Hastie
Clifton
Mr. Blair
Blair
Mr. Colby
Mr. Adkins
Ey Tivingston
Woman's Heels Cause Painful Walk Through Dallas
A humorous Dallas News remark notes a woman hobbling with an agonized expression, joking that such a scene signals she has more foot than head.
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Dallas News
Prices in 1879 Caledonian reveal low-cost staples
Forty years ago the Caledonian reprinted from September 13 1879 shows household prices. Kid gloves 50 cents a pair corsets 25 cents to 1.00 ladies hosiery 5 to 59 cents per pair and a yard of camby at 8 cents. Fresh eggs 16 cents a dozen turkey 14 to 16 cents a pound and flour 3 to 6 dollars a barrel. Cows top at 60 and pork under five cents a pound.
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St. Johnsbury
Irving W. Smith
Caledonian
T. C. Fletcher & Co
Berry- Ball Dry Goods Co
O. W. Richardson
Railroad Street
Watertown
Hit It Right That Time
Mrs Blunderby frets over a grand dinner as a guest misreads the feast in a Boston Transcript style quip. The narrator plays with malapropism to twist a pretentious supper into comic miscommunication.
Two Injured After Ladder Fall at Corner Garage Roof
Tred Guyer and Joseph Lemere were severely hurt when a ladder they stood on while applying metal sheeting on the Corner Garage roof in St Johnsbury tipped over. Guyer suffered a broken leg above the ankle. Lemere had bruises and hip pain. Both were treated at local facilities.
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Tred Guyer
Joseph Lemere
St. Johnsbury
Alice Massey
Evening Caledonian Record
Musings of Martha on early mornings for ten
The note reflects a speaker praising business women while humorously doubting their ability to rise early and prepare breakfast for ten before daybreak. It suggests a light humorous tone about daily domestic labor and women's roles in the morning routine.
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Martha
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