New fox trot on a Victor record at Cummings and Lewis
A brief notice highlights a new fox trot on a Victor record advertised by Cummings and Lewis. Mentions Chief of Police LN Gauthier visiting the city and George Cameron returning to Bradford after a short stay in East Barre. Also notes Arthur Bilodeau of South Main and a trip to Williamstown. Describes a December Victor record shortage and urges early purchase from Littlefield Piano Co formerly Bailey's Music Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fox
Victor Records
Cummings & Lewis
Ody
Gauthier
Toye
George Cameron
Bradford
East Barre
Victor
Cummings and Lewis
Arthur Bilodeau
South Main
Williamstown
Littlefield Piano Co
Bailey's Music Room
Talk of the Town details from Oliver's Battery and local notices
Local chatter covers radio hailerion charges at Oliver's Battery Station and daily notices from Cummings & Lewis. It notes poems by Daniel Cady at Martin's Book Store, residents visiting, and December Victor records going on sale. Mentions piano firms, Christmas shortages, and a city water flushing plan with advisory precautions.
Strafford Notes On Local Residents And Moves
Strafford news brief reports Margaret Hallen staying with her mother Mrs Walter Campbell a health update on Helen Prescott after an appendicitis operation in Hanover New Hampshire D Davis relocates to South Royalton family transfers from Trottier farm rumored sale to a New Hampshire party Wilder residents return to town and resume bobbin mill work Mr and Mrs Boyce and family of Randolph reside in the Hyde house with him working at the mills Lelia Wood returns from Hanover hospital steadily improving Trustees of Barrett Mainhall plan a new radio setup to be installed at their hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hallen
Ser Talaphone Exchange Ly
Walter Campbell
Helen Prescott
Itar
Hanover
N. H
D. Davis
South Royalton
Trottier
Trix
New Hampdales
Barrett Mainhall
Christmas shopping urged in Graniteville sale notice
In Graniteville Helville and Mire battle scarlet fever while John McFarlane promotes a public sale of Christmas goods. The notice urges residents to view items before shopping, with a focus on health concerns amid the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helville
John McFarlane
Graniteville
Appreciation. Barre Post No 10 American Legion
The Barre Post No 10 American Legion expresses appreciation for public support at the Darktown Minstrels. Thanks go to everyone who helped make the event a success and a date for a future Cobradquartens gathering is announced with invitations to participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Post
American Legion
Darktown Minstrels
Lag riot in Kofresh hall selects officers
In Kofresh hall a meeting opened with inseminating and selection of officers. James McLeod, chief, and William Keir, secretary, presided. Carved insignia noted as part of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kofreshmiente
James McLeod
William Keir
Seretary
Well-known Woman Shares Bronchial Cough Experience
A famous woman recounts years of bronchitis and recurring throat infections after diphtheria. She credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with easing her symptoms and urges readers to seek the remedy at their local drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Olds
Weight Hood
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
December Victor records sale at Littlefield Piano Co
The December Victor records go on sale today at Littlefield Piano Co formerly Bailey's Music Room. A special meeting of Logen Nordatjorman No 112 is announced for tonight at 7 at Carl Mattson's home 44 Park Street Granite City Logen No 183 also meets tonight at 7 at the same address. Special week offer on pure food pie fillings four for 81.10 with free cookbook for each dollar spent after Mrs Frank Blouin IL Murray street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Records
Littlefield Piano Co
Bailey's
Music Roome
Victor Racoria
Ale Souls
Logen Nordatjorman
Carl Matt- Son
Park #treet
Logen Granite City
Park Street
Frank Blouin
IL Murray Street
Adr
Thanksgiving Guests Fill Bethel Area Homes
Bethel area residents gathered for Thanksgiving visiting relatives across towns. Families listed include Mor rill and Chamberlin clans from Roches ter and Tunbridge, Southworths, Salters, Parrotts, and Lovells, with local residents visiting Hanover hospital and Albany area facilities. Students and staff from Dartmouth, University of Vermont, Brattleboro and area high schools joined holiday observances, while many locals returned from work in North Hadley and Providence for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosta
Mortimer T. Alorrii
FS. Morrill
Rochester
Blathrownee
Merrill
Nantes
Cainanil
Sarah Camp
Chelsea
A. Chamberlin
Tunbridge
Edward Lovell
East Bethel
W. H. Eddy
Southworth
Haa Marion
W. Southworth
Alice Sargent
Hind River
Kenneth Perkins
de Windsor
C Howes
Shelburne Verma
Shepard's
N. Salter
Royal‘of
Concord
Alfred Parrot Ies T. Parrott
North Adame
Seasie Rhoades
Woodstock
W. E. Rogers
Renih
Hanover
N. Hy
Talpli Note
Dartmouth College
Mine Betty Wilson
Harold Wileen
Mie Domthy Parker
Mice Etta Pursona
Hollinter Fletcher
Weoley
Winston Dunham
Mise Treme Fletcher
University of Vermont
Florian
Ngfield High School
Robert Mitiguy
Brattleboro High School
John ¥. Parrott
Workig
Ayer
Weel Goodell
Prringheld
Kasilo Mipttinen
Labanan
Mise Elsie Aioe Trim
Cae Mar
North Hadley
Maes Reise San Releher
Northbridge
Mase
William Kennedy
Brattleboro
Guy Demag
Rofield
Walsh
Montpelier News Rife With Local Incidents And Activities
Montpelier residents saw a busy scene with police searching the Peter Monty premises and finding liquor, an arrest for furnishing intoxicating liquor, court appearances, and a Thanksgiving dinner at the jail. Community events included whist, dancing, and charity meals from the Salvation Army and the poor farm residents. Local officials and state figures were noted, along with a Thanksgiving note on a large number of Montpelier activities and a freight car train movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Monty
Bure Atreet
Henry Cerro
Henry Lawson
John H. Stone
Knights of Columbus
H. BR. Pierge
Bellows Falls
Mar [Tin Gi Farry
Trak
Ewing Street
F. H. Tracy
Washington County
Kuanice Lucia
State Hospital
Barber and Lanier
Montpelier
Salvation Army
W.P. Whitcomb
Artur
Manchester
Wicely Paul Chase
Brattiebora
Yeselon
Roswe Austin
St. Albans
Ikely
Manetaute
State House
Public health nursing in Vermont faces cutbacks
The Vermont Tuberculosis Association warns that public health nursing has been reduced from five nurses to one due to funding shortages. In rural areas many villages lack physicians and rely on nurses to prevent tuberculosis spread. The association plans Christmas seals sales to fund at least four nurses next year, aiming to renew this vital service for rural districts and coordinating with larger towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cros
Vermont
Vermont Tuberculosis Association
Windham County
Nurie
Ator
Distan
Hornse
Vermont Tuberculonis Association
Tte
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Hoosier
Hoosier Club
B. W. Hooker & Co
The
D. Phelps Co. Ls
Tubb
Barre
United States Treasury Department
Treasury Department
Stead W. Biches
Jemmi G. Cabmam
Frank ME Lanetey
Guiner H Perrs
Feet Kagem
Jenener
Semguineta
Weatron Ghhald
Abe
W. D. Smith Company, Inc
Talk OF
the Town
Foley
Aaa
Fui Ree
Lape Haces
Oliver
Ady
Daniel Cady
Martin's
William Frazer
Hardwick
Ciarlen
Martin
Lacvit
Fort Edward
N.Y
Vietor
Cummings
Lowks
Bailey's Music
Maxon Howard
Bentley School of Accounting
Barton
South
Frank Worthen
Hall Street
Walden
Comton and Clark
Griffin
North Main Street
Flint’s
Sumner Street
Tve Np
Sk. A. Crown Sde
al ML
Grant Htoville
Havana
Cuba
Atlanta
College Park
Water Department
Main Street
Strafford
Om Wealthy
al Poresters
Granite Ledge
F&a
Ann
Bethel
Loral
A. Grimbam
Providenor
Frank Ww. Sereeotene Northfeld
Swanton
CN. Arnold
E. Burrell
Pigeitse
Bod Sire
B. Pantake
City Jail
Pert
Mile Louisa Therault
Carroll
Mass
Lane Mase
Marsh
Fafield
Lawrence Thirne
Hallowell
Central Vermont
St. Alehans
Marteo
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Red Cross Pharmacy
Vay Aatin
Mueller
Bae He Tayo
Groton K. J
Darling
Oas
H. F. Cutler & Son
Florida
Ladd
Hamburg
F. D. Ladd CO
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