Judge Munson to Quit Bench After 26 Vermont Years
Manchester Dec 1 Justice Loveland Munson of Manchester announces he will not seek reelection to the Vermont Supreme Court. Appointed in 1889 he notes this is fitting to step aside as the legislature nears its next session. He thanks Vermonters for 13 consecutive elections and cites a long career in public service including legislative and judicial roles.
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Manchester
Loveland Munson
Supreme Court of Vermont
Nexi
Munson Amide
Jts
Vermont
Burr & Marten Seminary
House of Representatives
Senate
Wits Register of Pro
IRTG
Rae
Dillingham
Supreme Court
Janes M. Tyler
Flo Lecame Ehiot Fi
Mrs Minerva J Davis Dies at White River Junction
Mrs Minerva J Davis mother of F L Davis state livestock commissioner died at her home after four years of hip fracture and declining health. Born in Pomfret she was sister of the late Judge H Moxham. Survived by daughters Mabel wife of Dr George M Davis of Manchester and Minnie Davis with three sons Walter H Draggler of Concord Sydney Ma building contractor in Minneapolis and F L Davis of this town. Funeral held at the house this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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White River Junction
Minerva J. Davis
F. L. Davis
Atate Livestock Comyiasioner
Tet O'Etock
Mra Davis
Dvie
Pomfret
H. Moxhaim
Mabel
George M. Davie
Manchester
N. Hi
Mies
Minnie Davis
Walter BR
Concord
Brooklyn Druggist Praises the Great Kidney Remedy
A Brooklyn druggist Alex Lipschitz praises Dr Kilmer swamp root for kidney liver and bladder conditions in a mailed letter dated November 12 1015 He reports customer reports and personal use endorsing its curative potential and urges readers to request a sample bottle and booklet from Kilmer Co Binghamton NY in barre daily times notice guidance.
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Alex. Lipschitz
North 11Th Street
Franklyn
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Wadder
Barre Daily Times
Aity
Hood's Pills Promises Quick Relief from Digestive Ailments
An advertisement extols Hood's Pills as a cure for biliousness constipation headaches coated tongue bad breath and poor taste. It claims the pills act on the stomach and bowels without causing griping and offers mail order from C L Hood Co Lowell Massachusetts.
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Hood
Mall of C. L Hood Co
Lowell
Masa
No Quinine Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old fashioned ad touts Pape's Cold Compound offering quick nasal relief from congestion and headache. It claims three doses every two hours clear stuffed noses, stop nose running, relieve feverishness and sore throat, with a 25 cent price at any drug store. It urges not to accept substitutes.
Two Dead In Death by Own Action Pact
Brattleboro reports a double suicide in which Mrs Carrie Porter Johnson and daughter Victoria Johnson, ages 46 and 26, were found dead from gas exposure at their home. Eugene Cohnon, a wheelwright, discovered the bodies after returning home for dinner. Neighbors saw Victoria deliver a letter, then both women were missing. The gas range was left open and doors sealed. Doctors could offer no aid. The tragedy followed earlier mental health and institutional concerns involving Mrs Johnson.
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Brattleboro
Dee 1
Eugene Coohnoon
Mr. Johnson
Fred
Victoria
Johnson
Croviers
George R. Anderson
Charles R. Aldrich
Hubert L. Waterman
la Mentat
Carrie Porter Johnson
Rowe
Matas
Me. Dohnean
Albany
Bloyd B. Johnson
Mra
Howard
Havardville
Conn
Norwich University joins regional athletic rules union
Norwich University and two neighboring colleges agreed to standardize eligibility rules for intercollegiate play after a conference with Middlebury and the University of Vermont. The plan aims to have all three institutions operate on the same basis, with emphasis on two-year attendance for players beyond freshmen. Col. Ira T. Reeves, president of Norwich, was in New York this week raising funds for a riding hall and a commons hall, attended by Maj. Gen Leonard A. Wood, Col Theodore Roosevelt, and Maj. Frank Tompkins at a Hugh Riders luncheon.
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Verstat
Norwich University
Rpresentatives of
Norwich
Middlebury College
Universty of Vermont
University of Vermont
Middlebury
Inez
Ira T. Reeves
Norwich Josiversity
New York
Hugh Riders’ Association
Lunehead
Leonard A. Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Tompkins
U.S. Cavalry
Pittsburgh Price Increase Leads Local Papers Change
Pittsburg morning papers announce new weekly rate rising to twelve cents starting December 1, while four afternoon papers already increased copies to the higher price. In Hart County Floyd Hash, son of John Rach, suffered an accident at Crystal Lake and required medical care after an arm injury.
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Pittsburg
Floyd Hash
John Rach
Hart
Lumley
Crystal Lake
Drastic Kidney Care Claim Promotes Salts Remedy
An old health advisory touts a salt mixture as a cure to kidney pain and urinary issues. It urges drinking water and taking Jad Salts before breakfast to “clean and stimulate” kidneys, claiming long term safety and inexpensive use.
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Ivor
Jad Salta
King George to knight Harry Lauder in New Year honors
Scotland reports Harry Lauder, famed Scottish comedian, to be named a knight in the New Year honors for his wartime recruiting efforts. Lauder spent about 100000 on pipe bands to recruit in Scotland and supported fund drives, while his son served in the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, wounded twice and now a major. Lauder has purchased a 22,000 acre Scottish estate and may retire from the stage to become country squire.
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New York
Mee
L--News
Scotland
Tudddnia
Harry Lawder
Warfuller
Eal Lauder
Wuneerte
Hae
Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders
Harry Lauder
Spilled Acid and Saw Accident Shocks Vermont Town
In St Johnsbury a Haitian worker at Ciibarke shops suffered eye injury when acid spilled during work. In Newport a worker named Posters lost fingers at a West Charleston sawmill after his coat sleeve caught in gear. In Central Street, Kirk nearly plunged into a bank but escaped serious harm as his car struck.
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St Johnsbury
Der
LePete
Botage
An Hatian
Ciibarke
K. Kirk
Central Street
Strasherd
Kirk
Winshield
Newport
Dec
Willian Nelson
West Charleston
Joly
Borane
Best for Liver and Stomach Ailments Ad Secret
Advertisement promotes a remedy claimed to aid liver and bowels stomach and head aches plus colds. It targets biliousness constipation sickness and bad breath with sour stomach symptoms presented in early 20th century patent medicine style. Strong entities include liver bowels stomach head ache and colds.
Colgate Stomps Brown in Muddy Shutout at Providence
Colgate dominated Brown University 28 to 0 on Andrew’s field as rain and a muddy field hindered Brown’s fast backfield. Pollard stood out for Brown on offense and defense but could not break through Colgate’s stout line. Alman of Brown made a 43 yard run late, but no follow up in the slippery conditions. Other scores across the nation included Penn 28 Cornell 8 and Georgia Tech 33 Auburn 7.
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R. T
Colgate
Brown University
Andrew's
Brown
Tuck
Culgate
Anderson
Spencer
Gillo
Hubbell
Pollard
Alman
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester University
University of Vermont
Vittaburg
Pittabergal
Penn State Vollege
Philadelphia
Penn
Cornell
Richmond
North Carolina
Virginia
New York
Rutgere
Washington and Jefferson
Allentown
Muhlenberg
Ursinus
Cincinnati
Miami
University of Cincinnati
Cleveland-Western Reserve
Case Vallege
Fordham University
Villanova
Washington
Chicorge
Washington University
Thetown
Lancaster
Franklin and Marshall
Gettysburg
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Swanee Fh
Baltimore
Mia
Johns Hopkins
Maryland State College
Koonyilie
Tennessee
Kentuky State
Laveronte
Kan
Missouri
Kanwar
Atlanta
Spaulding High Plans 14 Game Schedule for Season
Spaulding high opens a 14 game slate with last year’s opponents, starting Jan 12 at Barre versus Montpelier Seminary and ending March with Hardwick at the Spaulding gym. Coach Brown injects wind into a squad rebuilt after one year’s experience, with only Carroll leaving. staggered practices precede a late winter push.
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Spaulding High School
Svehid Spaulding Naetad
Spaulding
Hardwick
Spaulling
Carroll
Charles J. Brown
Montpelier Seminary
Barre
People’s Academy
St. Johnsbury Academy
St. Johnsbury
Burlington
Monter
Stowe
Terre
Tpeople's Academy
Morrisville
Montpelier High School
Montpelier
Thusre
Hot Water Cure for Headache Promoted by Pharmacy Ad
An advertisement touts a hot water with limestone phosphate regimen to cure headaches by flushing stomach liver and bowels. It claims quick relief from poisons and toxins, improves digestion and breath, and recommends a quarter pound of limestone phosphate mixed with sugar for daily morning use.
Harvard Notes On Season And Other Sporting Items
General Sporting Notes review Harvard's lack of touchdowns in the last three games, references to former greats like Moriarty and O'Dea, Yale-Harvard gate receipts, Bowdoin academic rules affecting athletes, old Pitt game luminaries, and a Farm and Fireside call to clean up orchards to deter pests before winter.
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Harvard
Haughton
George Moriaty
Detroit
Johnson
Merve
Pat O'Dea
Wisconsin
Jwho
California University of Washington
Yale
Howdoin College
Bowdoin
John C. White
Millrose A. A
Madison Square Garden
Bob Simpson
Hardier
Fred Murray
Ander
J. Thompson
University of Southern California
Dartmouth
University of Pittsbury
Ihs
Pennsylvania
Peck
Herron
Pittsure
Smil
Thornhill
Iusky
Pittsburg
Soppitt
Vnts
Navy
Bikl
Connie Mack
Bush
BO Parries
Joao
Buxh
Lody
Moeveland
Syi
Montpelier Area Notes and Local Appointments
North Montpelier residents and visitors are listed with moving about town. J W Butterfield Cabot and H J Conant Montpelier were in town Monday. Don Donovan of Newport N H worked in the weave room at the mall. Mr and Mrs Williams spent the weekend at their Northfield Falls home. Fred Dwinell Plainfield was a business visitor Monday. Mr McDonald of the Montpelier and Harte Electric Company was in town Saturday. Edward TeVaraway heads to Marehfeld to work with Mr Bledah. Elsie Clark visiting her sister Miss Betsey Clark and returning Tuesday with Mrs Foster. Lodah and daughter Vena Marel ef ield were in town Tuesday. Forrest Spaulding Albany NY and sister Blanche Spaulding Barre were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs P Spaulding. Mr and Mrs Will Warren were Barre visitors Tuesday. Mrs Maggie Lawless in Montpelier Thursday. F Prouty Burlington Hard pony was in town Tuesday. Conway and Miss Temple in Montpelier Saturday. Elmer Andrews at his Northfield Falls home over Thanksgiving. Work resumed on the state road Monday.
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Mrs. Williams
Northfield Falls
Fred Dwinell
Plainfield
Mr. McDonald
Montpelier & Harte Electric Company
Edward TeVaraway
Marehfeld
Bledah
Elsie Clark
Fannie Foster
Montspelier
Betsey Clark
Foster
K Lodah
Vena
Maralefield
Forrest Spaulding
Albany
N. Yu
Blanche Spaulding
Barre
P. Spaulding
Will Warren
Maggie Lawless
Montpelier
F. Prouty
Burlington
Conway
Miss Temple
Elmer Andrews
State Road
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