Bethel Widow Mrs Midget Staton Dies After Illness
Bethel Vermont mourns the death of Mrs Midget Staton widow of James Sexton aged about 60 after a four month illness from valvular heart disease. She lived much of her life in the village and is survived by several stepsons and a daughter who predeceased her. Funeral arrangements and early Thanksgiving notices fill the page with local names and stepsons visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Sexton
Cincinnwi
Hey
M.S. O'Donnell
Burl
Randolph
Mia
James J. Gurney
Mins Sigs
Carney
Dines Carney, Jry
Montreal
Mre
Stillinan Joyo
Stillvan
Mr. Joyce
Northilelt Tethel
Austin HW. Noble
Manchester
Robert S. Noble
Barre
Amy Wilson
Kyntenville
Foxseph P. McCormick
New York City
Loraine
Ralph Mareh
High Batcheller
Waltham, Mass
Oliver JH. Juce
Groton
Conn
W. W. Marshall
Collins
Clide
Westie Southworth
Windsor
Harry Hughes
Montpelier
John W. George
W. J. Grant
Springield
D. F. Caross
Franklin
Dayton
Episcopal
Methodiat
Jane Moree Tuulay
Mie
Trene Cihingfifteen
Ches
Tickson College
Daniel M. Tulan
Mary
Kimball Pout F. Wilson
Henry YW
Grane
Vermont
Moteau Af
Barnard
Riel Star Crane
Rascow Theatre
Cerege T Siebels Amt
Fis Eittar
Charles Spunktine Eisem
Parl
South Herculian
Rave
Wil. Barrett's
James He Kinke
Windsor County
West Corinth Rural Notes On Illness And Farming
Mrs. Lewis Trne is very sick and cared for by her mother Mrs Heath. Mrs Bina Mattoon is gaining slowly. Ideon Cutler moved his family to the Maplewood farm owned by C. Be Bpear and will operate it next year. Pearl Burroughs was the only hunter to shoot a deer in the area, the deer weighing 188 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Trne
Heath
Bina Mattoon
Ideon Cutler
C. Be Bpear
Pearl Burroughs
Vermont hospital menu and rations for Thanksgiving
A Vermont state hospital menu lists chicken soup roast chicken and stuffing cornichon pickles and desserts. Supplies fixed include 612 pounds chicken 40 gallons soup eight bushels turnips four bushels parsnips 250 celery bunches 176 pounds candy and 22 loaves bread. Guests and staff from nearby towns visited the day at the tubule farm and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont State Hospital
Chef Wood
Tupiil Farm
Willie, Douglass
Levi Davis
Percy Brown
Northfield
Harriett Douglas
St. Johnsbury
Ronard Chesley
Mary Guptilie
Kaward Jones
Waitefield
William Atkine
George West
Maxcow
Ayil
Georgy Howland
Wayne Foss Howland
Eeleon B. Pots
Melvin Burnham
Taunton
Naw
Florence Burnham
Savory-Town Engagement Noted Amid Golden Wedding Signals
Ines Eileen Savory of Marshfield announced engagement to F Howard Town of Marshfield, son of Frank Town of Montpelier. Also noted is the Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Patrick Phelan who celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in Ludlow. They have ten children, four living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT Savory
Marah
Field
Ines Eileen
F. Howard Town
Marshfield
Frank Town
Montpelier
Patrick Phelan
Ludlow
Aly Lamb
Randolph
Frank Lamplore
Cyde Mesetet
Pune
Copper Maine
Statford
George Wille le
Cranary
Tise Mills
K W. Herrin
Huerosianel
Menanet
Hudson
Buwe
Ines
Walter F. Cheen
Ann Ford
TW. Green
Stackbridge
Randolph Visitors Stop In For Short Visits
Randall area residents and relatives travel to nearby towns including Barre Worcester and Lebanon for short stays and family visits. Mr and Mrs Daniel Bask visit Fae sex Junction and Wayland Baldwin for a few days. Grace Wood visits Lebanon to see her mother and family. Whitcomb of Bellows Falls joins relatives in town during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bask
Faesex Junction
Mew
Wayland Baldwin
Mise Marie van Valkenburg
Win
Miah F. Tewksbury
Barre
Athil
Mass
Harvey Mendel
Cuba
Mendel
FA. Raten
Minnie Miller
Wittensburg
Conn
Charles Densmore
Worcester
Huston
Mine Ruby Milter
New Ipswich
Harley Gease
Mro
A. Te Powers
Milford
Timdy
Mase
Grace Wood
Lebanon
Heather
Share ‘Wood
Tanily
Whitcomb
Bellows Falls
Building Up the Blood Health Aid Claims
An advertisement explains blood nourishment and the role of red corpuscles. It touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as increasing red cells and building strength. The pamphlet promises a free booklet for mothers and growing girls and offers the pills at 0.01 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Behonsotady
N.Y
Dr. Williams
Mrs Buck of East Bethel Dies at Home
East Bethel town notes Mrs Mary Buck died at 3 15 Wednesday at her home after long illness. She lived all her life here and was a faithful member of the Primrose church. She was a strong church worker and a cheerful neighbor. Survived by her husband and four children Myron Buck Chayton Wight Ethyl Buck Florence Hook, all at home or nearby. Funeral at her late residence with burial in the Hiblard lot. Local residents and workers mentioned in town notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld
Mass
Town Hall
Gileon
Mira
Davis
Mlew
Theresa Davis
Iry
Andover
Noth
I. B. Kimball's
Mies William T. Gifford
Martti Connai
Henry W. Preston
Julia Rourke
Mire
Pierce Quilty
Moston
B.A. Davis
Max Bryant
Gerald Bryant
Durham
New York
Laura Munising
Min Mae
Savage
Henry Troble
Laut Jow
Mir
Din Dellallajnes
Montpelier
C. No Atenoli
John Mudgett
South Royalton
Bile
S. B. Byam
John N. Tyan
Randolph
Morne
J. F Shepard
H. P. Parkina
F. E. Gilman
Winsted
Conn
A. C. Batetieller
Mra
FU. Williamson
W R
N.P. Parrott
Sharon
A. 2. Reynolds
Milton
L. Gaskell
Montreal
Matilda Rogere
Mrain Bree
Buck
Alice Hilbard
Shi Hin
Aji Shin
Privermiat Church
Clires
Elit
Strondt Felead
Myron al
Chayton Wight
Alan
Fthel Buck
Florence Hook
Hell
Buptal
No Man Is Infallible fet thie Imet said plans go wrong
An erndonment potioy will finaieh an ineorite corm lump cum for you if you lie for your farm. you die, National Tire Tree, of Vi TMotatl $8, Ballard, general agent, Walt Iuilding, Mimtpe tien, Vt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tire Tree
Ballard
Walt Iuilding
Christmas Tree Chopper Injured In Axe Incident
A Christmas tree chopper named Willur Devise of Coord was seriously injured. An axe struck the instep of his left foot during the operation of cutting a Christmas tree. The incident occurred in a wooded area near the Hutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Tree Chopper Hutt
Willur Devise
Coord
Eleijphys Cristmas
Parisian Sage Promises Quick Hair Growth Restored
Real Hair Grower Parisian Sage claims to revitalize hair in three days. The Red Cross Pharmacy advertises the product and urges customers to try Parisian Sage for issues from thinning and gray hair to dull, brittle or itchy scalps. Advert says the remedy is inexpensive and effective for many. testimonials flood in praising results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cro
Marista Sage
Bether
Jose
Havik
Funeral of Mrs Williasn Heath Held on Lower Plain
Mrs Heath died last Friday after months of tuberculosis at age 21. The funeral was held Monday afternoon from her late home on the lower plain, with Rev A R Crewe officiating. She leaves a husband and her parents plus several siblings. a large crowd attended and flowers filled the cemetery on the upper plain. Burial was at the cemetery on the upper plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williasn Heath
Lower Plain
A. R. Crewe
Heath
Hurial
F. W. Johnson
New York City
Stonock
Eda Bolles
Viermont
Page Johnson
Academy
Haverhill
Betseyt Ross
Methodist
Col
H. T. Johnson
Frank Kimball
Newbury
Arthur Clegaton
Drawford Adams
A. Welch
Fred Waterman
Union Village
Clover Leaf Igrange
Why Not Get Rid of Eczema
If your skin itches and burns with eczema or any such tormenting disease wash the sore places with Hironim Soap and hot water dry and apply a little Meatnol Ointment Itching stops instantly sleep returns and healing begins The soothing antiseptic Realno medication arrests the disease and restores health quickly cheaply Prescribed by doctors for over 20 years and sold by every druggist
Kesinol Soap Promises Pure Cleansing for Clear Complexion
The advertisement touts Kesinol Soap as a purer cleansing toilet soap and links its use to a clear, fresh, and beautiful complexion through the healing Kesinol medication.
Local Grange elects officers at Rutland meeting
J. H. Turbox was elected delegate to the state grange at Rutland. Master G. W. Carleton and officers including overseer Mra. Emerson and lecturer Mra. Wheatley were named. The group selected treasurer J. H. Tarbox and secretary J. H. Stillwell with other roles assigned to Mrs. G. W. Carleton and Mrs. Chauncey Currier. Dee 12 18 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Carleton
Mra
R. A. Emerson
H. D. Wheatley
George Crafts
W. EB. Crafts
J. H. Tarbox
J. H. Stillwell
Ralph Howland
Ceres
Pomona
Uth Hopkins
Flora
Byron Rogers
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Socony
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil CO. of
N. Y
Buffalo
Albany
Boston
Bethel
Bridget Sexton
West Corinth
Der
J.J. Caldwell
Beecham
Waterbury
Ouraud
EERD
Burlington Poultry Foods
Cba
Burlington
Bae
Cummings & Lewis
East Bethel
J. H. Buck
Bradford
la Wyerias
Ats
Horlick
Infante
Ae Eileen Malted Mle CO
Etne
Goodyear
Lynn
New England
G. W. Richardson
Booth Roralten
Rogers
White River
Vu . Tewkabury & Reymond
American Clothing Co
Tic
Chelwea
G. F. McAllister Co
Williamstown
Wirthheld
Life
Blanchard
Andrews
Barre Opera
Jere McAuliffe
Youthful Dream Chorus
Maple Leaf Quartet
O'Reilly
Borgaols Wartmroos
Scklery
Frente Et Cummings
Lewis
Ann Pennington
Susie Snowflake
Alen
Burton Holmes
Old Treland
Theda Bara
Guide
Erate
Meleony
Bey
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