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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
7
The Donside club schedules a meeting in Gigure hall on Monday December 4 at 7 pm. Members are urged to attend and to see the secretary for details.
An advertisement touts purifying blood to cure stomach gas acidity and indigestion. It cites a Philadelphia man whose recovery from a sick stomach came after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The copy urges readers to buy the pills or request a free diet booklet.
Amusement notes describe the Saturday "Over Night" at the Opera House as a laughing purpose built farce with a simple mischance plot involving two bridal parties and a shipboard mix up on the Hudson. Readers are urged to see the show for comic situations and a clever story delivered with broad humor. Also mentions a testimonial about Electric Bitters as a kidney remedy with claims of strong benefits and a local pharmacy advertisement.
Short in the Walleri district taught by A Panny Smyth closed a twelve weeks term Saturday Nov 25. Fourteen pupils enrolled with average attendance around 194 Ge. Five days absent for fall term no work noted. Pupil names include Walbridge Arline Elva Merna Fred Leon Terry Philip Edith Hodgdon Diane Orman Denison and Deloria Webster. Herald Perry and Henry Lewin were nearly always absent.
Fragmentary notice indicates Odd Tellows and Rebekah are to attend a church service. The text is unclear on location or exact date and may reference a Nepali or Japanese context that cannot be confirmed from the readable portion.
The text describes a man named HD Ely Bantam Ghia who resisted a doctor cutting his foot, then used Hucklen's Arnica Salve to cure burns boils sores and pimples, with a claim of relief. The piece markets Henle burns and piles with Death the Red Cross Pharmacy as seller.
Northfield scenes report guests visiting local residents, travels to major cities, and illnesses. Stithlina returns from Boston. Mrs. Baldwin visits Barton. Mrs. Stebbine and Mrs. Spooner host. Emma Bell and Emma Davis guests. families travel to Springfield Maia and to Washington New York Philadelphia. Mrs. Donny wintering in Florida. J Loveland to Springfield Maia. Doyle family visits. Greaney and Joslyn family updates. oil painting donated to Brown library. Thanksgiving services held with Reverend Wright preaching.
Mike Maud Hateh visits sister Aline Hateh in Combider Mas, and Pullman conductor Witla Moulton extends leave with his mother Mrs. Ann Moulton. A Modern Woodmen dance draws 112 couples, while Charles Wegbury shifts Star theatre pictures from Lou Royalton. J. W. Chestiro officiates Moran nuptials with E Moran to Hawley. Tewksbury sells grocery to Lazelle and Sprague, who relocate from Brookfield and White River Junction. Maihe Pratt and Jack Callahan wed in West Lebanon and plan residence in White River Junction.
Marshfield notes report Mr and Mrs A Swerdfeger returning from a Canada visit. Mrs A L Preston died after a period of illness. Services were held at her home and her remains forwarded to Boston for interment. A successful church ladies' sale and supper raised about 835. Jeanette Kellogg will give a reading at the Congregational Church next Monday evening December 4. School children admitted for half price.
An old advertisement claims a skin disease is a blood stagnation with swelling. It promotes Dr Leonhardt's HRM ROMD sugar coated tablets to restore circulation and relieve piles, urging cautious use and offering supply under Ber Lecatn Co Station B Buffalo N Y with a satisfaction guarantee.
Frederick Henry Dobey and Josephine Trassin wed at St Augustine's church, attended by Helen Dotey and A Frederick Dobey. The bride, from Nashua Illinois, worked at United States Clothes Pin factory. groom in Dalton Mig company foundry. Wedding breakfast hosted by William Herwy, then travel to Nashua New Hampshire, to reside on Northfield Street. Corry Cotter dies at home in St Albany from Bright's disease and blood poisoning after corn removal. John Cotter, brother of Mrs Fis tion dollars provided, will see horses sold soon. The text also discusses Vermont harbor politics and appointments, urging nonpartisan development.
A Denver Republication excerpt contrasts Kipling’s poetic fame with a statesman’s public battles and rhetoric. It notes how Rudyard Kipling’s writing stirs less strife than a political figure who dictates tastes and policies, provoking backlash and calls for restraint.
Williamstown Free Baptist church shuts for winter. Graded school resumes Thursday December 7, after two weeks. Other schools reopen Monday. The Old New Hampshire Home will be staged tonight and Saturday December 2 with new scenery and Joseph W. Yaw assisting. An orchestra of four provides music. Millstone 52 N KO P holds regular meeting December 1 for officer nominations. debts to be paid at home.
A disputed action by the dock authorities of Howtein involves harbor upgrades and the board of directors. Prior to an election, partisan supporters claim the situation shifts after the vote, suggesting increased political stakes and potential movement toward controversial decisions.
A Louisville Courier Journal quip notes an explorer’s aim as collecting material for a lecture, while jokingly contrasting it with his wife’s goal to explore his pockets. The line playfully contrasts scholarly pursuit with domestic mischief.
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