Two popular St Johnsbury brides wed in double ceremony
About fifty relatives and friends witnessed Saturday night weddings at 8 o clock in St Johnsbury as Julia Mildred Hooker married Carroll Humphrey Fox and Dorothy Dimick married William O. Dimick. Both ceremonies took place at the brides home with Rev. George A. Martin and Rev. Francis Alden Ponte officiating. Guests included out-of-town relatives and bank and local business friends, with reception rooms elaborately decorated and gifts of silver china and linen.
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Julia Mildred Hooker
Arroll Humphrey Fox
Humphrey
D. Fox
Huide
George W. Hooker
Poland Street
St. Johnsbury
George A. Martin
Grace Methodist Church
Lohengrin
Nita Palmer
Wells River
Mgr
David A. Traghan
Syracuse
N. C
Ray W. Daweard
Piermont
N. HS
Copenhagen
Migons
Boston
Portland
Fairbanks
Dimick
May
Preston
Natrort
Dorothy Son
Willian
Dinich
O. A. Dimick
Howe
Heide
van Lohengrin
Mic Ruth Plint
Leon Mivick
Pyroom
Ron Francis Alden Ponte
Ralph BE
Hawes
Geater McPherson
Marguerite
Weton
Burlington
Aid Ming Clara Gots
Beulah Pletehor
Mise
Mlethor Weston
Burlogton
Dimick Reed
Chip Street
Mangheeter
Moston
Amherst Man Weds Ruth Howard in Guilford Garden Ceremony
The wedding of Ruth Howard of New York to Robert Allis Hardy of Amherst took place at the Guilford Conn summer home of Mrs. B. B. Grijng on Oct 18. Rev. Dr. Charles E. Jefferson officiated. The bride wore white satin with lace, veil and orange blossoms. the groom is the eldest son of A L Hardy of Amherst. The couple plans to reside in Elmhurst, New York, after a brief wedding trip. Both families are active in war work. Hardy is with J Waller Thompson Advertising Co. in Newark.
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A. Ly Mardy
Amherst
Mase
St. Johnsbury
Robert A. Hardy
Ruth Howard
New York
Robert Allis Hardy
Guilford
Dewey
A. L. Hardy
Wallace Allis
Norwich
Amherst College
School of Commerce
New York University
J. Waller Thomppane Aaver Des Agecy Co
Newark
Mrs Prime Wins Divorce Suit Trial Testimony
Testimony thickens in a divorce case involving Mrs Prime and Dr Prime. Witnesses from Barton and Boston describe scenes at the Mountford Street house, clothing moves, and alleged affairs. Detectives and clerks recount visits to the doctor and multiple women linked to the case.
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Mrs. Prime
St Johnsbury Downs Littleton in Rivalry rout
St Johnsbury Academy football thumped Littleton 10 to 0 in a Saturday game. Lanpher scored two touchdowns, May added one, with Shore, Bowen, Harvey, Lynter, Osgood, French, Streeter, May, Hunter, Landner, and Ashton noted among starters and key players in a four quarter contest.
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Littleton
Boys
St. J. A
Lanpher
Ashton
May
New Hampshire Boys
Hino
Sife
St J. A
Shores
Bowen
Harvey
Lynter
Osgood
French
Streeter
Hunter
Landner
St. Johnsbury
Thorn Monument Idea Cited By Hazilit
The quote urges that only a real monument deserves notice, claiming those who have earned lasting fame need no erected statue. Hazilit argues true memory is built in minds rather than stone, suggesting selfless merit outlives any physical tribute.
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Thorn
Hazilit
Incidoes Girl Wins In The Medal Contest
On day three of the State WCTU convention at Grace Methodist church St Johnsbury delegates gather with Illumination and eloquence from Mrs Ella Boole Brooklyn. five contestants perform in the medal contest and Violet Guthrie wins the silver medal with Mildred Heywood earning honorable mention.
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Incidoes
Grace Methodistchurch
St. Johnsbury
Ella A. Boole
Broklyn
National Organization
Donny
Barney
Massachusetts
W. 0
Springfield
Anna A. Gordon
S. K. Huse
Mannum
Addison County
A. F. Smith
Benenington County
Franklin County
M. H. Goss
Caledonia County
Taggart
Orange County
Pearson
Orleans County
Dean
Washington County
Sargent
Windsor County
K. Huse
Mix
En A. Boole
Brooklyn
Minnie J. Pearson
Orlow
Elton
C. E. Smith
Wells River
Elsie Harvey
St. Johnabury Union
Minnie L. Pearson
Orleans
Elsie P. Bareney
Swan
Poultney
W. L. Archer
Rutland
Pearl Keeler
Coventry
Louie Ray
Mabel L. Densmore
Norwich
W. 0. Spear
Burlington
Bertham
Kellogg
Plainfield
Martha
Willson
Montpelier
Delegates
A. R. Montgomery
East Hardwick
A. B. Landon
Milton
J. A. Proctor
J. K. Herbert
St. Johns- Mayhew
St. Johnsry Center
A.B. True
Now Ports
Rollo A
Hamilton
Orlens
Oella FE. Thompson
Morrisville
Olive L. Schoppe
Cannan
Imus
Carrie S. Johnson
Woodstock
Leura F Kezov
Edith Whitcomb
W. GC. Hong
Emily L. Albee
Barnet
Katherine E. Zwecker
East Corinth
Helen C. Burdick
Danville
Mary McGill
Fast Barnet
P. Kellogg
J. GC. French
Mabel C. Jones
Waterbury
Myra B. Lord
Boston
Alvin W. Flint
A. H. Gleason
Harriet Brewer
St. Johnsbury Center
Miss Ball
F. E. Davidson
Derby
Helen Eastman
J. F. Keser
Bertha C. Kellogg
M. K. Fairbanks
SK. Huse
L. M. Bush
Ruth Barr
Helen Wellman
Bwwis
Uuring
W. H. Blodgett
Elsie Wild
East Barnet
Bush
Newfane
Jones
Manchester Center
Woman's Club
Miss Robinson
Academy Girls
Madeline Randall
Dorothy Smeal
Rochester
Olga McClary
New York
Academy
Patsy
Andra Blodgett
Anarchy
Saloon
Violet Guthrie
MeIndoes
Mildred Heywood
Peacham
Sim
Elsie P. Barney
Swanton
West Burke
Guthrie
Girl Scout Movement Defined in St Johnsbury Campaign
Article discusses the value of Girl Scouts for fourteen year olds, promoting health, independence, and practical home skills. It highlights scouting as a democratic, team-based education under trained leaders, aiding girls to become prepared, confident women and supporting civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Johnsbury
Josephine Daskam Bacon
Iran
Liberty
Foley
C.d. Bitz
Sion Falls
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Reiley
Prince Albert
P. A
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Ae Neds
ST Johnsbury Girls
Liss Hooker
Mr. Fox
Miss May
Mr. Dimick
Devil A. Trayhin
Syravee
Kay Wy Hayat
N,hl
Kiavbet Teck
Raymond Mock
Arnent Lamberton
Cabot
Orin Hooker
Pairbanks
A.B. Noyes Insurance Iey
Saint Johnsbury Academy
Hoth
Parcets
Ineluneil
A. Weston
Marguerite and
Eleanor
Tulington
Warrell Squires
Lyndonville
Clifard B. Belkyap
South Royalton
Royal Mayo
Hardy-Howard
Prime
Williamson
Battis
Mountford Street
William Son
Jacobson Publishing Go
Battiy
Tie
Sandy
Nurhand
Dzookson Publishing Company
Anager
Lunphear
Iie
Mes. Prime
Barton
Minos Lapierre
J.anphear
Peawhineton Center
Eva Landy
de. Prime
II. Lapierre
John Heffernan
McVey
Scharton
Walter W. Battie
Armory Athletic Club
Arrory Athletic Club
New Mountford
Walter
Charlestown Navy Yard
Moffernan
James Raydv
Bavton
Ballenger
Dana Ballenger
Kava
Ray
Academy Notes
Girl Scout Movement
Josephine Daskam Beacon
Jay
Aiga
Daudier
IES
Woman's Home Companion
Harper's Magazine
American Magazine
Boil Fox
Florence Rouse
Girl Caledonian Record Office
Vermont
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