Lyndon Aggies Edge St Johnsbury In Close Rugby Gridiron
In a tight bid the Lyndon Aggies defeated St Johnsbury 12 to 12, the game ending on a safety when St Johnsbury fumbled behind their goal line in the final quarter. Hunter Lanpher and May led Lyndon with key carries while Spaulding and St J combined for multiple drives as the home crowd watched a well fought contest on campus. Local notes include Sigrid Ecklef entering the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York, and Lieut Archibald S. Hunter of Norwich University attending endurance events Fort Ethan Allen to Camp Dev ons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail Agricultural School
Lynton Center
Jimith Spaulding
Ciduna
Wala
Bynoysok
Amviex
Howe Gent
Lamphor Ant Actitun
Jain
Hunter
St. J
Hall
Lyndon
St. Johnsbury
Aggies
Lind
Langher
May
St Johnsbury
Hives Wakefield
Prrxpate
Ineal
Johnson
Ralmphrey
Ashton
Stiles Beare
V. A, AL
Sigrid Ecklef
New York City
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
Sargent
Archibald S. Hunter
Norwich University
Frank L. Tompkins
Norwich
Ethan Allen
Devons
McClary
Conant
Laupher
French
Sargent Brothers
Spaulding
St. J. A
Deasmere
Ory
Granite City
Lanpher
Thas
Azhtan
Densmore Fet
Denemore
Sober St Johnsbury football clash ends in draw
The St Johnsbury squad and opponents battled to a 12 to 12 tie as Spaulding and Lanier produced steady gains and a late drive threatened a winning touchdown. The game featured key plays by Spaulding May and Colleagues across the line, with endings noted for tense defense and missed chances. In town news, local social events and visits from Bangor and Concord were reported, along with church and civic notices and upcoming town meetings.
Community Notes and Local Visits in Vermont Towns
The St. Johnsbury area reports a flurry of visits and social events. Eliza Wheaton of Newbury and Mrs Ellen Coneing travel with family. Rev. M G Tupper hosts gatherings with Nova Scotia relatives. Horace Ayer and son visit Danville friends. a Ladies Aid supper is planned at the Congregational church. a Halloween party is announced for Oct 24 at the church vestry. In West Barnet, weddings in Canada prompt travel. many locals visit St. Johnsbury for various duties. a Grange meeting confers degrees and features overseas service reports. Mrs. Grace McLaren heads Boston-bound. Multiple residents, including Mrs. Lewin, Mrs. Emma Hastie, and Paul Morrison, appear in weekend activities and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Wheaton
Newbury
E. Wheaton
Ellen Coneing
A. Canning
East Charleton
Benet Mavedu
Cora Joye
Canada
Uwe Congregational Church
Chris, Palmers
JF Riceles
West Burke
Mildred
Pitward Allen
Mirza Allen
Mes
Bighamton
Stones
Glen Ayer
Hoya Font
Springtiel
Mae
Trobert Campbell
Yuventa
Henry Tays
Sherbrooke
Marshall Pay
Ralph Noyes
St. Folin
Maurice Th
Ella Simpson
Newport
N. H
Doll Simpson
Orie Platt
Bridgeport
Conn
Jessie William
Mily
Mis
Homey Potter
Somery
Tle
Massa
Mie
Carte Terry
Mire Shirley
Goss
Pavellin
Mwe
Wright
St. Johnsbury
Simonds
Peiday
St Ohne
Corti
Berey
Mos
Eleanor
Brownington
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chavd Swasey
Montpelier
Wheeley
Dune
James Crate
Divigehtor
Maylis
Penehim
W. F. Powers
B.A. Lewis
Universalist Church
Lyndonville
St. Johnsbury Cor
Baltimore
Mid
Lewin Stirted
West Barnet My
Robert Steele
Frances Gilfillan
Francis Hastie
Andrew Hastie
Jennie Bailey
Paul Morrison
Philip Adams
Belle McLain
Lee White
Littleton
Margaret Hale
Russell
Portland
Ore
Grange
Grace McLaren
Boston
Nettie Vincent
Wells River
Theodora Darling
Viola Robinson
Ruby Blain
Mattie Abbott
Terry White
Emma Hastie
Mary Hastie
Fred Hastie
St Johnsbury
Sue Shaw
Jerry White
East St Johnsbury News Roundup of Local Work and Socials
East St Johnsbury residents report repairs underway with Chiles Wivick leading a sill replacement while George Dee handles cement work and Murdney Shovex carpentry. Raymond Locke’s family visits Waterville, and a 20th birthday surprise for Raymond brings gifts including a fountain pen. Water was struck at F. M. Bonnett’s land at 42 feet depth, yielding about 10 gallons per hour, sparking congratulations. William Duval moves his family to St Johnsbury. Miss Lee’s flock yields 110 eggs. TL M. Knupp returns from Massachusetts to settle for winter, George Tis cider mill near opening, and S. L. Grout and son Arthur visit Richford. Residents comment on sugar sales to grocers, and the Ladies’ Aid hosts its annual chicken pie supper on the 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiles Wivick
George Dee
Urdney Shovex
Raymond Locke
Watubu'y
Owens
Mes
Crofton
Ess
William Crafton
Cailee
Ake Wils
F. M. Bonnett
Mr. Bonnett
Wiley
William Duval
St. Johnsbury
Miss Lee
William Mehavehlin
Clinton Avenue
TL M. Knupp
Massachusetts
George Tis
S. L. Grout and Son
Arthur Spet
Richford
Mr. Nelson
Watford
Local notes and travels around St Johnsbury area
Mrs Adhie Clement visits St Johnsbury Center with friend Mrs Charles Whitney. Philip Ferguson lands at Camp Merritt New Jersey and heads home soon after two years service overseas. Mrs Brown ill at home with nurse. Several residents travel to Bangor Me Lowell and Boston for events and visits. Herman Carter returns to railroad work. others attend church and gatherings in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adhie Clement
Charles Whitney
St. Johnsbury Center
Joseph Denonville
Philip Ferguson
Camp Merritt
N. J
Brown
B.A. Lewis
Ballimore
Universalist
Mary Nute
Juli Neos
Lowell Sind Bostown
J. E. Beattie
Johnsbury
George Houghton
Bangor
Annie B. Daniels
St. Johnsbury S
Harry Hovey
Doris
Burlington
B. K. Hill
Sheffield
Lawrence
Lyon
Ayers
W. A. Lyon
Herman Carter
West Danville News Brief: Residents Travel and Visits
Emily Armstrong left for St. Johnsbury to work while Mrs. Sidney Harding and son Wendell, visiting her father Oliver MecCose o, returned home. Miss Cora Curtis of Passumpye visited Mrs. J. Gibson and Mrs. E. H. Badger. Grace Mason club of Passumpsic met with Mrs. E. H. Badger, with Mya L. Ayer, Mrs. Isaac Shatney, J de S Champany and Mrs. P. Bavett present. Shatney brought Shoat in its auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
Emily Armstrong
St. Johnsbury
Sidney Harding
Wendell
Oliver MecCoseo
Cora Curtis
Passumpye
J. 8. Gibson
E. H. Badger
Grace Mason Club
Passumpsicnet
E. HW
Badger
Mya. L
Mya. L. ©. Ayer, Mrs. Isaac Shatney, J . de S. Champany
P. Bavett
Tisue Shatney
Shoat
West Waterford Allied Visit and Social Evening
Leonard West was discharged from service Wednesday and is visiting his aunt in Worcester. By invitation of Mr and Mrs Alfred Sunbury neighbors at Waterford gathered at their Mountain Avenue home Friday evening. Games were played and a general good time was enjoyed. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Waterford
Leonard West
Worcester
Alfred Sunbury
Waterford
Mountain Avenue
D A R V Chapter Meeting and Local News Snippet
Mra I He Huxelton hosted the Daughters of the American Revolution chapter in Johnsbury on Wednesday with Mrs. Candie Passin presiding. A lecture on the Vermont educational institution followed. The visit featured antiques and family relics, with refreshments served at 5 p.m. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted, including Red Cross activities and community events across Barnet, St. Johnsbury, and West Barnet, with various civic notices and personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnvebury
Hell Eurly
Candie Passin
Sity Educational Institution of
Vermont
Menting
Birney
Rob Herbert Bale
James Weeks
Peal
M Welch
Charles Stevens
Margaret Heywood
Grint
Carle Hinman
Perley
Ella Horner
Jvbinks
James McGill
Terley Ayer
Mychastes Dow
Wome
Stevens
Foxburn Pe
Clark
Toronto
Johnson's
Barnet Village
North Monroe
Red Cross
St.Johnsbury
TR. TH. Hazelton
Edith Wallice
Loren Elliott
The
University of Vermont At
Local notes from Wells River and area this week
Wells River J FP attended Shinners meeting in Sherbrooke. Annie Milley returns to Burlington. Col Preston Relief Corp held its first meeting with about 50 attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Butler of Pro visiting Luther Butler in Woodaville. Surprise 10th anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Farrell at relatives Farwell home with readings by Christabel Whitney and gifts. Madeline Peach home from Boston ill. Ernest Lamere leaves Buck's Drug Store for vacation in Claremont. Mrs Lovin Wright improving slowly after illness. Florence Glynn taking vacation from Ryegate Paper Cell office and visiting Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FP
Shinners
Sherbrooke
Annie Milley
Burlington
Col. Preston Relief Corp
David Butler
Pro
Luther Butler
Woodaville
Daniel G. Farrell
Buck
Claremont
Lovin Wright
Miss Grant
George Murphy
Florence Glynn
Ryegate Paper Cell
Boston
Mail-in promotion for Foley remedies from old advert
A fragmented old-style advertisement urges readers to mail a cut-out with name and address to Foley & Co in Chicago to receive a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pains and kidney issues and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation and biliousness, sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Local Life News From East Ryegate and Nearby
East Ryegate notes show residents visiting relatives and traveling to towns like Lyndonville Montpelier and Boston. Illnesses include Miss Clifford teacher and Mr Clarence Bedell while Mrs Willis and Mrs Vers visit a Southoe relative. Edith Nelson attends a Montpelier teachers convention.
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Luelly Manchester
MeIn
Lachlin
J. Levault
Cottage Hospital
E. N. Willis
FH. Vers
South Oe
Clarence Bedell
Glen Bell
Lyndonville
Dorothy “Nynklin
Miss Clifford
Edith Nelson
Montpélier
Geo. Anderson
Raymond
Boston
Livermore Bailey
Calvary
Alberta
H. MeCarruth
Vonice Bodell
Brightlock Hnspital
St. Johnsbury
Lamb shipments and local ties in Walden spring market
Walden Myrick of Middlebury and O. ne of Plainfield joined town lambing events last week. L. C. Cahoon and Dr. Sons disposed of 125 head, plus other flocks totaling about 190 head to be loaded at Walden Heights. Myrick fattens for the New York market while regional residents, churchgoers, and forest workers continued to engage in related farming and labor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walden Myrick
Middlebury
O. Ne
Plainfield
L. C. Cahoon
Dr. Sons
Walden Heights
Myrick
New York
Charles
A. B. Schoff
E. B. Harris
Waterville
Mr. Harris
N. J. Kingsbury
St. Johnsbury
Anna Ordway
Southern Pines
Green Mountain
Charles Hale
P. E. Hale
Hattie Page
Danville
St Johnsbury O P Appropriation Seen As Typical
In St Johnsbury Vermont the expected cost for federal buildings often surpasses the congressional appropriation leaving a $25 000 gap. The Barre Times notes that Congress can and has increased such funds and advises residents not to be discouraged by the shortfall.
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St. Johsbury
P. O
Barre Times
Congress
St. Johnsbury
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Academy Notes
Bewl St. Johnsbury
Paulding
Oswood I
Beldie
Hreneh
Jones
Hilrvey
Maurice Hy
Lynter Rt
Vint
Shoresby & Grieg
Smith
Muvitexs
Leach
Mrs. USA
Bewsey Tuemveninie
Chaudes M- Thirlingsdin
Columbus University
Carolyn Darling
Oratory
Musi Tallast
J. Dodge
Georice
Houghton
Henry Shorey
Linsburg
Googe Sho
Emma Campbell
Toom Burlington
Mix
Frank Dresser
A. Mitchell
Cheney
Henry Mitchell
St. 1
Alva Leach
Harry Silsby
Noward Shattuckie
Daemouth
W. S. Jeffers
A. J. Corriveau
Burnet
Philip
Slyony
FE. A. Daniels
Eunice Silsby
Pomna Eherbune
Daniela
Walter P. Smith
Methodist
Ehurehire
Charles Gray
Nia
Elwin Gray
Concord
Fred Smith
Ormond
Fla
Feneral
Falcont
J. Z. Gleason
Maxton
Harrisen Lyster
Music Hall
Stella Hill
Beck
Eva Watehie
J. W. Copeland
Annie Houghton
A. L. Finney
Henry Kilby
Walpole
Ter
P. Wehatey
Eugene Capliva
Boltonville
J. C. Todd
Avis
Lewis Gordon
Annie Daniels
St, Johnsbury Center
Elizabeth Blair
Gladys Blair
Elwyn Shields
Mason, Blair
East ST. Johnsbury
West
Cpolarine
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Polarine
Juannst Vanes
Roy
Son
Tng Wallelien
Standard O11 Company OF
Barnet
Phi
Telta
George Waller
Eliott
Win
Rumney
N. Hyahi Mie
Walter Andes Whitman
John Gilchriat
Prank O
St. Johns
W. 8. Brock
Mya
Loven Holman
Petersboro
Harvey Phelps
Ada Whitney
Herbert Somers
Monroe
Greenville
Alph
East Ryegate
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