Wells River High School - Chatterbox Yearbook (Wells River, VT)

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31 TH1 CHATTERBOX Hazel Webber (Mrs. Longmore) Wells River, Vt. Isabel Miller (Mrs. Harry Farnum) Manchester, N. H. Leland Lyster Houghoton, Mich. Mary Heartz Topsham, Vt. Class of 1919 Winthrop Amidon Verna Cameron Christina Farquharson Frances Gochey (Mrs. R. Kathleen Hendry Wallace Renfrew Georgia Moore Howard Smith Clifton Griswold Hanover, N. H. Springfield, Mass. South Ryegate, Vt. Merchant) Gloucester, Mass. Farmingham, N. H. Wells River, Vt. Wells River, Vt. Monroe, N. H. Wells River, Vt. Class of 1920 Maizie Adams Viola Anderson Mae Deane Clyde Harvey Maidae Perry Charlotte Symes Edith Titus Pauline Waite Millie Frost Wells River, Vt. Schnectady, N. Y. Groton, Vt. Wells River, Vt. Wells River, Vt. Burlington, Vt. Ryegate Corner, Vt. Wells River, Vt. Groton, Vt. Class of 1921 George A nidon Harry Roberts Josephine Caldwell Cerald Darling Doris Hinman Hanover, N. H. East Ryegate, Vt. Springfield. Mass. Wells River, Vt St. Johnsbury, Vt

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30 THE CHATTERBOX Margarite McDonald Western Ontario Class of 1914 Pearl Powers (Mrs. Fred George) Wells River, Vt. Blanche Boardway (Mrs. Brown) St. Johnsbury, Vt. Class of 1915 Katherine Peach (Mrs. Wilson Dougherty) Washington, D. C. Jacob Bailey Worcester, Mass. Merton Miller Orwell, Vt. Class of 1916 Annie Miller (Mrs. C. A. Sargent) Orwell, Vt Lillias Moore Roland Greene Wells River, Vt. Lancaster, N. H. Class of 1917 George Thornes Josephine Frost (Mrs. Slack) Elsie Ledwith John Martin Lizzabelle Warden Madeline Peach Wells River, Vt. Montpelier, Vt. Lowell, Mass. Wells River. Vt. Wells River, Vt. Wells River. Vt. Clas' of 1918 Ruth Buckinshaw Fodney Astle Wendell C’ark Edward La mere Margaret Marcy Wells River. Vt. Wells River. Vt. Wells River Vt. Canaar.. Vt. White River Junction

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82 THE CHATTERBOX Edna Holebrock 1 thleen Gochey Murray Wilbur Bertha Place —Deceased Newbury, Vt. Wells River, Vt. Wells River, Vt. Campton, N. H. JUNIOR HIGH DEPARTMENT A STRANGE MIX-UP Mr Brown was sitting at his desk; everything had gone wrong that morning. First, he had lost his pocket book; next, just as he was getting ready to leave the of- fice and go to the bank, a man called who wished to buy some lumber, but at last he went. “Now I can go,” thought Mr. Brown. Then he glanced at the clock. It was half past ten and the bank closed at that hour. He sank into a chair. What was he to do? If he didn’t get that check and pay the money he would lose all his buildings and his business would be ruined. He just happened to think that sometimes they kept a little over time, so he rushed out to his car, jumped in and sped away. Very soon he reached the bank. It was just closing, but they allowed him to enter and the debt was cleared. He started to get into the car but it was not his own. Where was his own then? 't last he remembered he had come out of the office quickly and had gotten into the wrong car. What was he to do? If he was found with the car in his possession oi course he would be ar- rested. He rushed back to the p ace where he had left his own car, but it was not there. He left the borrowed car there and started home, and when he had gone about half way, he saw his car standing in front of a store. He got in and a man rushed out of the store crying “Thief Thief.”