St Johnsbury Boys Crowned Interstate Champions
The St Johnsbury boys led by Poole Green Puller and Ramer won top honors at the Springfield Exposition, defeating Massachusetts and other teams. They demonstrated home making, concrete work, and crafts, earning high scores and praise from dignitaries including Prof. Benson.
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Springfield
Tes
Johan Boys
Peanels Poole
Walter Green
James Puller
Wdwarer Ramer
St. Johnsbury
State of Vermont
Musachietts
Sonwen
Washington
Prof
O. Benson
Aloyul Piet
Benson
Veemont
Mehir
Museehunetts
Wes Mi
Verma
Wae Eweepsukes
NSN
Unclear fragment hints at civic ideals from club leader quote
Fragment cites L. T. Baxter and remarks on mixing groups and sharing ideas from a trip. Mentions President Wilkow and notions of nobility tied to achievement. Lacks full context, names uncertain, but suggests a discussion of community influence and striving.
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Wilkow
L. T. Baxter
Tocal
Abandoned Cole-8 Car Sparks Multi-State Pursuit Near Manchester
Short W. TL Worthen located the Cole & automobile after a 40 mile dash through Wailwout street. The driver evaded Officer Wallace and abandoned the car in woods near Manchester. Vehicle traced from Ontario to New York, Orange, Barre, Woodsville, Bradford, and back toward Vermont-NH border before tires were shed near Manchester. Police urged owners to notify Manchester Chief Howley to recover the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL Worthen
Cole & Automobile
Wailwout Street
Offidy Wallace
Batenaver
Railroad Street
Hows N. U1
Manchester
Sheri Worthen
Secretary of State
Cancandaigua
New York
Orange
Barre
Grange
Woorlsvile
N. 1
New Hampshire
Bradford
St. Johnabury
Wallace
Boynton Hil
Littleton-Lancaster
Vermont
Cay
Howley
Lyndonville Social and Travel Notes From Vermont
Mrs BE of Butte Montana visits sister Mrs Wilbur Sherburn. Mr and Mrs A F Christopher and Mr and Mrs WO Bemis take an auto trip in western Vermont. Mrs ID visits Viva Page Powers in Waterfort weekend. James Shilleto improves after viral neuritis. Catherine Timery plans a few days at the department store. Mr and Mrs Frances Atkinson and daughter Helen and Myra Lyman visit Mrs Mary Chapman. Episcopal rectory move for J Craig family. Episcopal Sunday school social for children at Marah house Friday Sept 26 at 7 20 pm. Horace Emerson and wife to visit daughter Mrs Harry House in Ypsilanti Mich.
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Lyndonville
Butte
Montana
Wilbur Sherburn
Mix
A. F
Christopher
Bemis
Vermont
Viva
Page Powers
Waterfort
James Shilleto
Catherine Timery
Frances Atkinson
Helen
Myra Lyman
Livermore Falls
Mary Chapman
J. Craig Ape
Episcopal
Marah Howse
Horace Emerson
Mrs
Harry House
Yepsilanti, Mich
Newport Accepts Williams Gift for Hospital
At a special meeting in Kool hall Newport voted to accept O. E. Williams conditional gift for a county hospital. Williams and wife retain life income of 1 050 dollars per year. An association formed to pursue a hospital for Orleans County with charter granted. A community meeting set for Sept. 23 to discuss project progress and elect officers.
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Kool Hall
O. E. William
Min Williams
Sins Avenue
Willing
Makin and
Wifte
O. E. Williams
Shen
Covnini
Newpot
School Mall
Tranenes
Istere
Orleans
Newport Host Evening Of Music And News
Miss Inez Miller witnessed the first biweekly program of the season with speakers from the committee and a varied musical program led by Miss Newland and Miss Tinkham. Local residents including Fred J. Davis, Mrs. Taney Meacham, and Mrs. Nellie Fairbanks were noted. band performances, club meetings, and social visits filled the week, along with illness updates and a Baptist church supper planned for late September.
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Avay Dent
W. Dynnell
Charles Bean
Pls
Tinkhar
Inez Miller
Rosado Capucciso Menielssohn
Miss Tinkham
Campbell-Tipton
Chopin Rugramlon MacDowell
Newland
Inkhan Rowe Ry
Suminch
Movsaken
Newton
Harpy
Minop Rachmanno
Tinkham
Fred J. Davis
Bradford
C. C. Davis
Secorstyeet
Taney Meacham
Newport Center
Ally Bishop
Harry Edwards
Betty
Elijah Truntington
Rutland
K. L
Chicago
Sid Mumony
Sherbrooke
Forty Mateman
Victory Tea Room
Urban Livingston
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Montreal
Gertrude Lunt
Nellie Fairbanks
Henry McQueen
Kinston
Cart Tripp
Childran
Willimantic, Or
Fred
Will Tripp
Helen Adams
Chester Adams
Glen Billings
France
Gail
Billing
Summer Street
Oliver Cameron
Clare Powel
Rambouillet Sheep Show Highlights at White River Junction
John L Norris showcased the only registered Rambouillet flock in New England at the Bint fie event in White River Junction. Wyeoff stock supplied ram and ewe lines. ewes weighed 178 to some pounds and rams from 240 to 00 pounds. The ram heads featured Majestic champion. Attendees included Bernice Day of Manchester and May Wheeley of St. Irling, with visits from Mr. and Mrs. Henery Wel her of Ware and D Chapman of Sutton. A special parish gathering at St. Peter’s Church with Rev. P Stevenson planned for Friday evening.
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John L. Norris
Bintfie
White River
Hay
New England
Moulton
Max Chapman
Mr. Nove
Totiz Comming
Tarumic
Wyoming
Mise Bernice Day
Manchester
NLIL
Mixa May Wheeley
St. Irling
Heney
Ware
Abvie Barker
D. Chapman
Sutton
Atalphy
Franklin
Field
St. Peter's Church
Local News From West Waterford Area
A. G. Clay runs the post office and C. A. Morrison returned from Worcester. Birwin Bowman came back from Sawyerville to help J. F. Davies of Reading with property purchases. Families visited C. L. Hemingway and others in the area. A harvest supper and farce titled The Old Maid's Association will be held soon in the vestry by the Ladies' Aid society, date to be announced.
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A. G. Clay
C. A. Morrison
Worcester
Mass
Birwin Bowman
Sawyerville
P. Q
M Henry Morrison
J. F. Davies
Reading
E. B. Freeman
C. L. Hemingway
Whipple
Nina
Franconia
N. H
J. Williams
Eugene Powers
St. Johnsbury
Watch Us Grow This Certifies New Caledonian Subscriptions
This document states that T toiley handed in 57 new subscriptions for the Caledonian on rural Free delivery routes out of St. Johnsbury. It notes local satisfaction with the Caledonian. Signed by BE. W. HARDY, and sworn before Notary Public ARTHUR F. STONE on September 18, 1919.
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T Toiley
Caledonian
St. Johnsbury
BE. W. Hardy
Arthur F. Stone
East Barnet Community News And Visits
Local residents share travel to Groton and Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows events. Several visitors from Monico and nearby towns call on J I Moore and family. Reports note travels to White River Junction, Mt Mynasfiell, and local schools and colleges, with updates on students and return dates.
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Kk. M. Randall Aid
Groton Sundiy
J. G. Roy
Atwood and Family
Mel
Russell Moore
Mee
Harvey
Moore
Maney
White River Junction
Mayion
Handing
Monvor
Fi Roy
Charlie Tilton
Academy Adds Miss Dorothy Brow to Teaching Staff
The Academy announces the addition of Miss Dorothy Brow daughter of Edgar A Brown of St Johnsbury. A Middlebury College graduate she comes from Johnson Nar and joins the faculty. Also noted are student departures and visiting alums including Donald McClary and his wife from New York City both class of 1917. Mrs McClary is an ensign on furlough. Lawrence Doty class of 1915 returns home for a brief visit.
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Academy
Dorothy Brow
Edgar A. Brown
St. Johnsbury
Brown
Middlebury College
Johnson Nar
McClary
Lawrence Doty
New Kind Neighbor Glimpsed by Frederick and Joe
Little Frederick and Joe visited a neighbor and saw Mrs. Sinish with new eyeglasses. On returning home Frederick exclaimed that Mrs. Smith wears looking glasses on her eyes and seems to be visiting.
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Frederick
Joe
Aeroas
Newport North Team Faces South in Prolific Weekend
A bustling Newport area notice lists a series of social and civic events. Residents gather for church meetings, wartime post activities, and local visits. Notables include Mrs. Robert Moniwamey and Miss Mary West starting new roles, and trips to Boston, Montreal, and the White Mountains shaping a busy week.
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Robert Moniwamey
Lona Poerking
Montreal
Newport
Burlington
Trent Boston
Mortine Hugene Royal
Sherbrooke Momlay
Clarence Deane
John
Stoneham
Whee
Rose Binger
Wil Ldy
Phote-Coatt
Mary West
Parmer’ Mxehnuige
Arthuy McKinsey
Horioxvill
Mig W. W. Blodgett
Suavlen Ty
Amy Pope
Officu
Hamilton
George Benwien
Coventry
Maanes Mekal
West Charleton
Questa
Vinecent Jones
George Lothrop
Newton Mille
Tulinge
Howe
Harry FL Mamilton
Ehilie Nin
Victory Tea Room Committee
Sy Mes
Hart
Miedhnees Beall
George
Amerian Seoton
C. L. Drown
Monilay
Uxbridge
Mayo
Haylow Drown
White Mountains
George William Tmumilton
Baeton Prouty
Dalmouth
Mias
Alice Abbott
Micky Modgett
Smith College
Dartmouth visit sparks crowd at Sherbrooke concert
About 2000 people filled the Court Hateeawn on a Sherbrooke Harmony concert outing from nearby towns. The visiting band members were hosted by the city at a Victory Tea and reception, then toured Derby Line with more hospitality, ending a day of social exchange and entertainment.
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Dartmouth
Harmony Bad Af Sherbrooke
Victory
Derby Line
Newport church presents purse to supply pastor
Dank O Cunningham, eight months as supply pastor of First Baptist, received a purse of 87 as a reception followed evening services. Delegates from two city Baptist churches attended and then left for Tutland. Mr and Mrs Plint plan a two week trip to Winnipeg and Bi horn. New England Jewelers outing at Waukee Hotel noted.
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Dank O. Cunningham
First Baptist
K. B. Janiking
Cunningehing
M Cunningham
Aid Mra
A. V. Allen
Benjamin Linman
Homer Albee
Mint Arabella Parker
Tutland
O Winnipe
Bikhorn
N. W
Sen WE. Bondant
RE. Woodrul
New England Jewelers
Waukee Hotel
Jefferson, N
East Ayegate Social Notes Near Vacation Return
East Ayegate columns record Mr and Mrs H W Smith returning from vacation Friday. Dorothy Franklin finished work for Holbrook Grocery Co in Willis and for the pre TB. Wallace and Mrs Veving visited their father in South Barre Saturday. Me Wallace has been ill. W G Chamberlin of Lisbon visited Clarence Bedell. James Nelson of Barnet stayed with W J Smith. WM Powers and Grover Ball spent the weekend in Grool. H W and Mrs Bailey of Merrimac Mass called old friends Tuesday. Mes Anderson and Miss Franklin spent Saturday in St. Johnsbury.
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Mia
H.W. Smith
Dorothy Franklin
Holbrook Grocery Co
Willis
TB. Wallace
Mra
South Barre
Wallace
W. G. Chamberlin
Lisbon
N. I
Clarence Bedell
Jamey Nelson
Barnet
W. J. Smith
Wm, Powers
Grover Ball
Firool
N. HW
B. Bailey
Merrimac
Mass
Callie
Mes. Anderson
Miss Anderson
Miss Wranklin
St. Tokusbuiys
Loyalty Is First Demand in Business Leadership
A terse business-era motto stresses loyalty as the key for advancement. The piece argues the only man who deserves promotion is the loyal one, presenting untold opportunities and vast possibilities for those who stay true to leaders.
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Bushiess
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