Local notes from Montpelier and vicinity recount visitors and events
Uncle Moses Genegesyan's illness confines him at home on Wallace Avenue. Representative Ernest A. Darwin and others visit Monntpolier with her father Mina Ardell Corso. Eugene Kennedy's family employs Mina Ardell Corso as a maid. Kennedy distills cider and apple seeds. Dr. Fred L. Pray visits from Berkshire. Mrs. Hoyt hosts. Postmaster Willard Hatch returns to duty after rheumatic illness. Sheriff George A. Trey departs for Burrera and Montpelier on official business. Local residents move properties. theater company performs Nan the Moxcott in Williematown. Congregational church ladies plan a holiday sale December 7 with fancy and useful goods, plus a musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Genegesyan
Wallace Avenue
Eirnest A. Darwin
Irons, Russell and Vinton
Tnet
Monntpolier
Mina Ardell Corso
Herbert D. Gorm
Eugene Kennedy
Eugene H. Kennedy
Fred L. Prey
Wershire
Albert W. Hoyt
Hoyt
Pray
W. HL. Sprague
E. Goodwin
Willard & Hatch
Royal C. Flanders
Orange
Manders
General Assembly
Asia
Pemly
George A. Trey
Burrera Montpelier
Orange County Court
Charles E. Taplinchie
Mosher Place
Tunbridge
Harry C. Fila
Dickerman
Washington
Nan
Moxcott
Williematown
Sunny Monday laundry soap promises economy and long life
Sunny Monday laundry soap is a white resin-free detergent claiming to double clothing life and stretch one bar to the equivalent of two ordinary yellow soaps. It emphasizes time and labor savings and urges customers to ask their grocer for Sunny Monday.
Palm Reader Promises Quick Powers and Happiness
An advertisement from Montpelier Vermont offers psychic services claiming the ability to unite lovers, locate missing persons, reveal hidden treasures, and grant good luck. The medium asserts lifelong expertise in psychological work and promises results before payment, with hours daily at 6 Barre Street.
Local visits and milling work noted in Morrisville area
Dr Bubles visited Burlington while A W Foster toured Morrisville and Hardwick. Others include Daniel Hartahorn Shelburne visiting town, Bert Hubbard in Fairfield for John French, J Kimball in Morrisville, Arthur Richardson returning from Greenfield, Archie Fisher employed at Morse's mill, George Root leaving Weekeea for Holden Muse, and Howard Cleveland finishing work for W E Baxter and returning home. A Fayetteville resident recounts Dr King’s New Discovery curing his sister’s consumption. Red Cross Pharmacy backs tar syrup guarantee and refunds offered by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bubles
Burlington
A. W. Foster
Morrisville
H. W. Moody
Hardwick
Daniel Hartahorn
Shelburne
Bert Hubbard
Fast Fairfield
John French
J. Kimball
Arthur Richardson
Greenfield
Mass
Archie Fisher
Morse
Marriaville
George Root
Muse
Poe
Howard Cleveland
W. E. Baxter
A. J. McDonald
Fayetteville
N.C
Slater
Dr. King
Red Cross
Guaranteed Pile Cure Backed by Your Leading Druggist
If you have piles, obtain Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid from H Wells Barre Wi. It is a tablet taken internally that removes internal piles and cures thoroughly unlike suppositories or cutting. Large bottle costs noted and a booklet is available from Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Leonhardt
H. Wells
Barre
Laonhardt Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Local Carload Of Cortland Carriage Goods Arrives
A shipment from Cortland Cart and Carriage Co. of Sidney New York offers Old Comfort Steighs guaranteed for two years with iron fittings and paint. The dealer promises satisfaction or return for a replacement. Upsal springs and upholstered chairs are on display along with a complete line of harnesses and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
Sidney
N.Y
Manny
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Barre Vermont
Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Min. N. M. Nelson of 18 West Street Barre VT after relief from kidney trouble following grippe. Nelson says years of doctor visits and costly remedies failed until Doan's provided complete relief. his family also benefited and he urges others to try the product. Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the U.S. distributor. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
N. M. Nelhon
Weat Street
T Tiohl
Doatt
Ia Grippe
Klitned
Dean
Brown
Wil
Prine Fft Eents
Foster-Milluirn Co
TuTalo
New York
Wold
United States
Doan
Plainfield Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Trimma Wartlett runs Christmas stationery at Mina Momis. Daniel Hudson Jr teaches in Bolles district Monday. E J Rotter of St Johnsbury was in town on business last week. Mr and Mrs F Johnson recently visited Shond in Montpelier. Pred Ly Vag a Barre visited relatives Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dean Towne of Barre visited relatives in town Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J F Welle announced birth of their son. Ernest ity Mortrid and Mrs Milfurg Biter with daughter Marion visited Montpelier. Leo Marti visited his mother Mrs Susan Colbari in Montpelier. Mrs Ken Warren went to North Montpelier Saturday to visit sister Mrs Charley Ligtte. Miss Eleanor Newton of Manahfield visited last week. Dr FP Male in Montpellier called on Dr Carter Rinday. Bertelle Lane went to Boston Saturday to seek work with brother-in-law J Reval Rinney. Franks Townsend in Montpelier Friday to visit her niece Mrs James Lyon at Heaton hospital. Sire Leyman’s condition remained as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimma Wartlett
Mina Momis
Daniel Hudson, Jr. Bean
Bolles
E. J. Rotter
St. Johnsbury
Myre
F. Johnson
Mortpelier
Barre
Dean Towne
Towy Auniay
J. Fe Welle
Ernest
Milfurg Biter
Marman
Montpelive
Lust
Jenne Predrick
Mix
Inaid ‘Mere
Leo Marti
Susan Colbari
Montpeller
Entithy
Ken Warren
Hue
Charley Ligtte
Eleanor Newton
Manahfield
Maaig
J. Reval Rinney
Franks Townsend
Mant
James Lyon
Heaton Hospital
Sire Leyman
Williamstown Winter Scene and Local Notices
In Williamstown the morning thermometer stood about one below, with a light sleighing scene and villagers observing the cold. Nearby notes mention the Seaver household hosting guests, rubber boots incident, and local movers clearing temporary quarters as a tenement at Mr Belio-Geli’s house changes hands after A P Freeman vacates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willagge
Hency
H. L.G
Geir Dummilies
Isley Seaver
Grange
Derotert
Franiy
Fren
Graniteville lodge hosts yuletide carnival and dances
The Summit lodge No. m7 in Graniteville hosts a December event with initiation and officer nominations. An all mothers request louder attendance while Riley's Orchestra will provide music for dancing each evening at Miles Hall with a full program of musical and literary entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Lodge
Ostfivers
Lailien Plewse
Nnde
Saris
Riley
Miles Hall
North Montpelier Oyster Roast at New Hall
An oyster dinner will be held at the new hall in Montpelier on Saturday evening December 18. Proceeds support local community efforts with tickets available from town volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montjeter
Remedy for Eczema Promoted by Red Crow Pharmacy
An advertisement touts ZEMO a clean external preparation that claims to cure eczema and other skin conditions with one bottle. It markets the product as popular nationwide and available through the Red Crow Pharmacy via local druggists in over 2,000 towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crow
America
Reading Druggist
Zemo
Tragic accident in Montpelier as boy falls into water pail
Four year old Robert Eamons of upper Berlin side was seriously burned and nearly died after stepping back and toppling into a pail of water. The incident occurred while he and his brother played near the neat area, with him surviving the fall after some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Edwant Eamons
Berlin
Aunc
Hertwin
Moretown News Notes Local Movements and Visits
In Moretown on Monday Griffith was on business in Waitefield. Vern Parker and Will Foley of Waterbury were in town Saturday. Jimy Taylor of Montpellier spent several days last week here. Mise Maule Johnson of Mintplier visited her parent Sunday. J A Griffith visited Waterbury Saturday and went to Montpelier Sindy. Mra WP Geilith and Miss Ethel Child were in Waterbury Saturday. Curtis Timer of Springfield Massachusetts visited Joel Grimintives Dim part week. Mr and Stra 2 attended the ruse off Miss Mary J. Yolaam Wednesday. Arebus Bernard of Waitsfield has been enjoyed to treed the school on Moretown cannonment. L K Russell, who was in with urine last week, can resume his duties in the store. John Sloan, at Hratan hospital for treatment, returned home Sunday. An erate moved from prinsirs to Waterbury was guest at SB Arkin last week. Thomas Bernolle moved into one of Wilcox’s tenements and will work for Ward during the winter. P Bipot of Bryant Chapman Co of Hartford Conn is a town assisting in the creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. Griffith
Waitefield
Vern Parker
Will Foley
Waterbury
Jimy Taylor
Montpellir
Mise Maule Johnson
Mintplier
J. A. Griffith
Montpelier Sindy
Mra
Geilith
Mise Ethel | Child
Curtis “‘Timer
Springfield
Mas
Joel
Stra
Brno
Mies Mary J
Yolaam
Arébus Bernard
Waitsfield
Moretown
L. K Russell
John Sloan
Hratan
Prinirs
SB Arkin
Thomas Rernolle
Wilcor
Ami
A 'P. Bipot
Bryant’ Chapman & Co
Hirtfort
Conn
Community Notes From Berlin and Nearby Areas
Berlin reports H C Mead visiting friends in Stowe Keewathy while Clrenes Stewart’s children show chickenpox. Alfred Duprey closes the farm and moves his family to North eM. Wilfore of Wil fikmet visited Mrs. LePebere and Twesthy last week. A baby named Duane was born November 24 to Mr and Mrs Dave LeFebere. A drama titled A Family Affair will be staged by Mirror Lake yrange on Wednesday in December with children and adults in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Mead
Stowe Keewathy
Clrenes Stewart
Alfred Duprey Hue
Farmen
North
Allie Wilfore
Wilfikmet
Dave LePebere
Northfield
Min LeVebere
Mirror Lake
Yrange
Iniseiow
Randolph Center News Begins With Odd Fragments
Random jumble of names places and events from Randolph Center notes includes a marriage claim Louis Bean and Mike Benatella, a visitor Moray, a meeting in Bevatal area, a poisoning remark and a string of unclear phrases about lectures a girl Allie Toward and town court opening.
Governor Vetoes Bill On Railroad Power Change
Vermont Governor vetoed Home bill 242 amid a broader legislative session. The move followed Senate Bill 12 allowing steam or electric operation by railroads, a measure linked to the Bennington and North Adams Electric Road. The governor called the bill unconstitutional, though critics say it does not match what he anticipated when signing SB 12. Several other bills were signed. nine new measures were introduced in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ow Haven
Hartford
Bennington
North Adams
Senate
Mator
Board of Armory Commissioners
Vermont National Guard
North Underhill Cemetery
Troy
Lake Carter Power & Traction Company
Willem A Deckar
Staniard
Barden
Utland
Treasuy
Tuttle
Rutland
Congregational
Benslingston
Asoutney
Mt. Assristina
Doe
United States
Vermont
Renee Ae Orange Co. Eleetrie Co
C. E. Willems
Tavert Weat Cemetery Association
Chelona
Channery
Ndt
Burlington
Pruning Grapevines and Fruits in Early Spring
Practical guidance on pruning grape vines in early spring with February and March timing. Advice covers removing old wood from raspberries and currants, managing two and one year old wood, and burning old canes to reduce insects and fungal spores while emphasizing timing before sap flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grotleman
Arti
Shane
Pruning Plan for Healthy Growth and Fruit Buds
A fragmentary guide suggests removing old wood to ground level to encourage new growth and fruit bearing. It mentions balancing growth with fruit bud development, considering root sprouts, and timing for planting with good plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Amusement Notes on Harvey Williard and Jimmy Valentine
Harvey Williard the young actor who plays the title role in Alias Jimmy Valentine discusses the character of the freak at the play's center. He says Jimmy comes from a fine family and is highly educated yet drawn to the thrill of cracking safes by rolling the detective ends of his fingers. The piece notes his past as an accountant and his rare talent for deciphering combinations in the dead of night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Williard
Jimmy Valentine
Mune
Paul Armstrong
Mr. Uithiard
Jimmy
Hmmy
Titnay
Wight
Reforming a Gambler: Jimmy Valentine’s Turning Point
The passage portrays Jimmy Valentine as susceptible to reform driven by love and self-respect. It argues his honor is above average, and with proper impetus his brilliance and character could be redirected from crime to respectable citizenship. It notes many crooks share his traits and suggests transformation is possible through personal stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrenwy Anil
Iramy Valentine
Guaranteed Orrine cure promotes cure for alcoholism
A historical advertisement claims Guaranteed Orrine cures drunkenness as a progressive illness. It promises a money back guarantee and offers Orrine No 1 and No 2 with a free booklet from The Orring Co in Washington DC. Burt Hl Wells at 169 North Main Street is listed as a local seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orring Co
Orrine Building
Washington, D. C
Burt Hl Wells
North Main Street
A Child Observes Outlandish Garments in Magazine
Five year old Helen gazes at an engraving of a woman wearing an extreme crinoline dress. She blurts out that the lady looks like a foolish person wearing a hat for a skirt. G T Evans notes in Home Companion December issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Aha
Maimma
G. T. Evans
Ans Home Companion
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N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Falcist
Melton
Tony
Pica
Barre Street
Montpelier
Fur Store
Buchwald's
Depot Square
C. H. Taft
Amandolph Center
Arkley’s
J. L. Arkley
Corner Summer and Merchant Sts
Barre, VT
Wolcott
Grewn
Hi. A. Crown
G. H. Kendrick
Davin
George J. Edson
J. D. McArthur
W. B. Miles
Cutler Brothers
Rear City
Plainfield
Williamstown
Graniteville
North Montpelier
T. Felix Gourmud
T. Hopkins
Rat Denes
J. B. Davideon
Mise Stokes
Cantry Club
Mir. Davidson
Oregon
Hert G. Weight
Edward G. Goddling
Clifard T. Rudd
Willer J. Dunn
Fuglani
Mercy E. Clotyth
Warren
Nye
Waylon A. Strong
Claren
Ube
College Street
Mead
Harvey RL Ringley
Teater
Sik
Post Office Department
Randolph Center
Louis Bean
Mike Benatella Senfont
Alt. Moray
W. HE. Church
Bevatal
Port Mond Brange
Mies Allie
Hime
Massach
Thayilen
Eag
Weodetork
Windleer County Court
Mather
Luseh
Mabel
True
Dr. Pierce
Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Pivrce
Gurar
Doerox Boor
People's Common Sense
Ayer
Japan
Bvrergelere
Standards Oil Company
Richmond
Cushman & Ward
Pearl Street
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