George Gourand

"... workingmen living on the union funds who could get employment if they chose. The American society here is taking extraordinary measures to check the great notoriety attained by Col. George Gourand, who, of his own motion, assumed the leadership of the American wing of the Anglo-American movement in London. Colonel Gourand first came forward on the occasion of the arrlval of ..."

"... workmen living on the union funds who could get employment if they chose. The American Society here Is taking extraordinary measures to check, the great notoriety attained by Colonel George Gourand, who, of his own motion, assumed the leadership of the American wing of the Anglo-American movement In London. Colonel Gourand first came forward on the occasion of the arrival of ..."

"... Method of Advertising Himself In ondon. Sptcial CaUt Dttpntch to The Bux. London, Nov. 12. The American colony In London is dlcusted over the assurance of a oertaln Col. George Gourand, who has been using the American Embassy as the agent of his own sclt-adverttsement. On tho day that the Sirdar arrived at Dover Gourand telephoned to Lieut-Col. Bates, military attaoh6 ..."

"... for a few :iys. Miss Emma Holton is visiting at Vhite River Junction. J Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart of St. Johnsbury were at Mrs. Staples' last friday. Mrs. George Gourand her grand sons,'Howard and George Trefren, spent several days of last week at Carl Houghton's at St. Johnsbury Center. Mrs. Alice Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Walters and son, Orson, ..."