Local Notes and Movements Around Town
Mrs Hates of Burrw City spent Sunday at R Ki Board s. Harlio Barnes and Whil Biswon went to Chelsea Tuesday at Jarora. Harlio Chapples moved into Clem Noyne s house and is at work for Fred Downing. Mrs McNamara of Toy was guest of Mrs KG on Monday. Oscar Dickey spending weeks with sister Taerank Tucker in Vernon Conn. Mr and Mrs Frol Magoon went to Corinth Monday for work with Albert Magoon. Powers of Johnson spending a week with TL before returning home. Letter from Mrs Sarah Collins Whitehall, Mick, announcing Ephraim Willey s death. Willey born in Walden 60 years ago. Four building lots for sale on Main Street in Granitevitha. A. A. Smith Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hates
Burrw City
R. Ki. Board
Harlio Barnes
Whil Biswon
Chelsea
Jarora
Harlio Chapples Hue
Clem Noyne
Fred Downing
McNamara of
Toy
Mra
Necks
Bonday
Oscar Dickey Ha
Taerank Tucker
Vernon, Conn
Ant
Frol Magoon
Corinth
Magoon
Albert Magoon
Powers
Johnson
Sarah ©. Collins
Whitehall
Mick
Ephraim BR. Willey
Willey
Walden
Cabot Town Notices and Local Congregational Updates
Asa Muck is in poor health and a Hemie Pike died Monday morn. A W Noyce visited Montpelier recently. Nathaniel Burbanie of Walden attended events. Dr J W Murhank mentioned. Thanksgiving visits by Bova Lumbertag, Marsh Meir Stone and daughter Louise. Archie in Johnson. District Superintendent R T Lowe to preach at M E church next Sunday. George Morris back from Massachusetts for Thanksgiving with family. Miss Helen Hate of California visited grandfather I McAllister. Raymond Farrington vacationing from Lyndon agricultural school with friends. William Kenerson of Barre in town to help care for Asa Mack. Frank Kenerson and Ethel Carson with Mrs Arcelie Stone in Johnson for Thanksgiving. Edgar Peck and Orin Peck families attended Dan Pearsons' funeral in Walcott. Congregational church prayer meeting moved to Wednesday afternoon. December 12 four business meeting scheduled. all members invited. J P Kimball, formerly of this town, to manage Shelburne farm owned by Carl Fletcher. duties begin February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Noyce
Montpeint
Nathaniel Burbanie
Walden
Isas
J. W. Murhank
Hie Ste | Mire
Bova Lumbertag
Marsh Meir Stone
Louise
Archie
Johnson
M. E
George Morris
Massachusetts
Helen Hate
Calif
I McAllister
Charles Hoyland
Raymond Farrington
Lyndon
William Kenerson
Barre
Asa Mack
Frank Kenerson
Ethel Carson
Arcelie Stone
Edgar Peck
Orin Peck
Walcott
Dan Pearsons
Congregational Church
J. ©. Kimball
St. Johnsbury Center
Shelburne
Carl Fletcher
Pebriary
Funeral notices and local updates from Randolph area
The funeral of W H Carlisle was held at 2 PM from his home with Rev Fraser Metzger, interment in Sandview cemetery. At 3 PM Mrs P Stevens funeral drew a large crowd from her home, Rev Metzger again officiating, interment in Southview cemetery. W H Gladding traveled to Barre for Goddard Seminary trustees meeting, Elian Ragby returned from Craftsbury Burlington and Barre. Mrs I K Marble, injured Monday, went to South Royalton to stay with relatives until recovery. Rev J W Hamilton traveled to Marfield, then Cahot for Mrs Bemis Pike funeral, parishioner of kin 45 years ago. Byron Manchester, injured on forhtags, shows no memory after leaving Whitey Cross factory for dinner. Miss Ruby Allen held a successful musical in the Parish house with seventeen pupils and local orchestra accompaniment by Miss Ethel Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HE. Carlisle
Fraser Metzger
Sandview
P. Stevens
Fraser
Southview Cemetery
W. H. Gladding
Barre
Goddard Seminary
Elian Ragby
Craftsbury
Burlington
Marble
South Royalton
J. W Hamilton
Marstfield Thesday
Cahot
Bemis Pike
Las
Byron Manchester
Whitey Cross
Ruby Allen
Guste Hall
Ethel Dewey
Caliet
Brookfield
East Barre Woman's Auxiliary Fair At Opera Hall
East Barre residents are invited to attend the woman's auxiliary fair this week at Opera Hall East Verte with wireless notices. Each evening features rummage sale walking grab bag and assorted items including aprons quilts and homemade crafts. Splendid admission details indicate ticketing and admission prices to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary Fair
Wurstay
Opera Hall
East Verte
Dramatic Big Scene From The Gamblers Previewed
Amusement notes describe a key scene in The Gamblers to appear Friday at the New York theatre for a record run of over 200 performances. Five wealthy gamblers surround a deck that is worn and stacked as tensions rise about federal probes. Emerson leads the action as authorities close in and the final game shifts away from poker to a different fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damke
United States
Telltale Books
Withur Emerson
Tette
Cmnfesten
Ae Rer
Pla
Fee
Priday
Tata Pi
Big Peenes Ser
Thia
Ph Pas
New York
Berlin Social Scene Highlights and Chicken Pie Supper
Alfred Thyne of Northfield called on Perlin ranks riding with Mrs John Winslow. Miss Anna Hall spent the weekend with her parents in Williametown. Miss Eva Abbott of Northfield visited, returning home Sunday. Berlin ladies society plans annual chicken pie supper and sale of fancy articles, Thursday evening in the town hall at Berlin Congregational church. Moonlit ride prospects aim to draw folk from nearby towns to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Thyne
Northfield
Perlin
John Winslow
Anna Hall
Williametown
Eva Abbott
Mildred Kent
Lhw
Hie Town Hall
Thurstyy
Berlin Congregational Church
Regular meetings and fair program announced in East Barre
In East Barre an update lists Court Phil Sheridan Foresters of America and Warhoain tribe holding regular meetings tonight. Winona council members may join Harre Thursday evening at the lodge. The fair program tomorrow evening includes duets by Mary Jonesville and Marie Tox ton, readings, songs by children, and performances by the McAllens and Lawson sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jekie HI
Phil Sheridan
Foresters of
Amerion
Warhoain Tribe
Winona Council
Lod
Pacehentaées
Ralph Vinal
Mary of
New Remedy Cadam Promises Quick Eczema Relief
Thousands suffer eczema and skin irritations seek relief from Cadam. The new compound provides soothing heat, reduces inflammation, and offers antiseptic aid, with sales at 1d and 2d per box through druggists.
Remembering George W Howes A Death Notice From Moretown
George Wesley Howes died Friday morning December first after four months of illness with ulcers of the stomach. Born May 4, 1886, he was the son of Frank and Flora Howes and leaves his parents and two brothers Charles and Fred. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at his home with Rev. E B Haskell officiating. M W of A members attended. The community extends sympathy while friends and relatives share condolences across town and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wesley Howes
Ivess
George
Frank
Flora Howes
Charles
Fred
E. B. Haskell
Walter
Wesley Child
Cneral
Joseph Buklock
Northfield
Kf. Densmore
Orville Thomas
Middlesex
Andie Bates
Moda. Chit
Daisy Hazelton
Rover
Waterbury
C. Turner
W. C. Lamphere
Won, Gleed
Montpelier
Washington News Roundup Shifts and Illness Report
L Brocum remains confined to the new alien Wilgon ill with faint recovery. Woolsco began the wine term this morning. KE Seaver spent Thanksgiving here. Several residents attended the Chelvem play Thursday evening. Mrs Alfred Dashner better and able to sit up daily. John Ht Glory lost a valuable family horse. San ra P. O. Huntington ill and housebound for weeks. Christmas exercises with a tree planned by the capital society. Both churches to unite in the tortam. Gertrude Chamberlin visited last week then returned to Chelsea. Mrs A L Patterson on the gain, received about 140 birthday postcards. Frank Onfway installed a gasoline engine for woodworking and metalwork. Washington Dramatic club to present Old Acres works at schoolhouse hall on Wednesday evening December 6. proceeds to benefit the grunge. Admission 10 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brocum
Wilgon
Wight
Woolsco
M. Seaver
Chelvem
Alfred Dashner
John Ht
Glory
Sanra
P. O. Hantington
Capital Society
Gertrude Chamberlin
Chelsea
A. L. Patterson
Frank Onfway
Washington Dramatic Club
Schoolhouse Hall
Bethel News Briefs Include Visitors and Local Events
Bethel items note W J Gerrish cashier at Berlin National Bank in town Saturday. Irving T Davia returns Friday to Newton Highlands after a month with his daughters. Ewin T Amos of Kane visits Mrs Martha Arnold for a short stay. Frank Tolan and family plan a visit to Burke after six years here. Odd Fellows' play The Silver Dagger slated for town hall next Friday. White River railroad timetable adds three trains daily except Sundays. J A OConnell of North Stratford engaged by Fisher Chrome Tanning as bookkeeper. B Davis returns to Salem after ten days settling brother Fred Davis’s affairs. Hoth branch International Sunshine Society to meet Thursday at Mrs Cushing and Mr Miller. New underpass for White River railroad progress steady with a large crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gerrish
the National Bank
Berlin
N.hs
Wie
Irving T. Davia
Newton Highlands
Mix
Kane
Martha Arnold
Tolan
Burke, N.Y
Odd Fellows
Town ‘Hall
White River
J. A. O'Connell
North Stratford
N.H
Fisher 1 Chrome Tanning Company
Tate
Fred Davis
International Sunshine Society
Mre. Cushing
Mr. Miller
Thanksgiving visitors across South Barre and nearby towns
Ms Edith Barney of St Johnsbury spent Thanksgiving with her father Vewls Tarney. Mr and Mrs Wallace of East Ryegate visited at the home of daughter Mrs Guy Howard Jr and Mr CS Wallace. Mr and Mrs Frank Wallace and Mr and Mrs Chester Hinkeley joined Thanksgiving with Mel Sather and his mother and James family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Barney
St. Johnsbury
Vewls Tarney
Wallace
East Ryegate
Guy Howard, Jr
CS. Wallace
Frank Wallace
Chester Hinkeley
Mel Sather
Moe. James
Saxon Salve Promises Quick Baby Relief
A period advertisement touts Tennedy Saxon Salve as a remedy for itchy baby eruptions and eczema. It claims rapid relief from burning and irritation, absorption to combat germs, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Sold by Red Cross Pharmacy Burt H Wells Karre t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Pharmacy
Burt H, Wells
Karre
North Montpelier Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Gatherings
North Montpelier residents share Thanksgiving visits and events. Victor Templeton works at the woolen mill while others travel from Barre Cabot Plainfield and Hardwick. A Thanksgiving ball draws about fifteen couples. Obituary reports Allan Wilson dies after long Montpelier residence. Mystic Circle plans a regular meeting with initiation and nomination of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Circle
Miles” Hall
Wilitera
Orrine promise from Tort H. Wells at 100 North Main Street
A vial called Orrine is advertised as a scientific cure for drink craving. The copy claims it destroys the power of liquor over the drinker and restores health. It promises a money back guarantee after a trial and offers a free booklet from the store at 100 North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trrink
Orrine
H. Wells
North Main Street
Annual Montpelier post meeting officers elected
The Montpelier Brooks post held its annual meeting electing officers for the ensuing year. Commander Edward Baker senior vice commander Charles Harran junior vice commander George O Boyer quarters master John Hirtely surgeon Charles A Watson chaplain W Benjaming officer of the day and others. The Relief Corps named May Kidbey president Mary Bundy senior vice president Jeasie Fallon treasurer Lake Blanchant chaplain Mary J Gattisany conductress and delegates to the national meet. Also noted are ill residents Miles Larsen and Philip Hill and the death of Mrs Emily Gorham Graves aged 86, to be buried in Castleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwin
Charles Harran
Hiram M. Pierce
Charles A. Watson
J. J. Morne
Seorlet
Boyce
Charlee B. Putnam
the. Relief Corps
May Kidbey
Mary Bundy
Jeasie Fallon
Lake Blanchant
Mary J. Gattisany
Mary J. Gattisany Enductrens
Mary Davieguard
Ida Goodwing
Jensnie Clark
Ella Roberts
Mary Gal Viewn
Clara Fowler
Mary Roberts
Miles Larsen
Pius Monia
Mir. Larsen i
Philip Hill
Seattle
Wash
Panama Canal
John C. Callan
Central Vermont
Emily Gorham Graves
Castleton
Mow
W. A. Thompson
Domestic Tips and Verse From Harper Weekly
A fragmented column offers household advice on cleaning windows with damp cloths, camphor to prevent varnish, soot removal via soot in lamps, and tomato soup tips. It shifts to musings on Shakespeare and a verse about fancy, ending with Harper's Weekly attribution.
Prison Reform Praise for Windsor Warden Lovell's Model Facility
Springfield Reporter lauds Vermont State Prison under Warden W. Lovell for humane treatment and progressive reforms. Inmates receive dignified apparel and a humane regime aimed at rehabilitation, self respect, and productive citizenship, with emphasis on administration efficiency and inmate potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Windsor
Royal Vermonter
Perm
Springfield Reporter
Piles Defy the Knife Cause of Formation Remains
The article promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-rotd as a tablet remedy for piles, claiming internal circulation addressing the root cause after surgery. It lists price and distributors Burti Welle Burre, and cautions in Buffalo NY. A booklet is available by request.
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Graniteville
Tata Jot A. A. Smith
F. E. Cutts & Company
Dreamland
Tel
Opera House
CABOT
Asa Muck
Hemie Pike
Randolph
W. E. Carlisle
C. FL Stevens
East Barre
I. Steckelchick
State St
Moretown
George W. Howes
Montag
A. M. Griffith
Hantwick
Mew
Rowell
Meg. A. J. Neill
Wallafield Tuemlny
Ethel Chikt
Patuniay
Mra LE. K. Palmer
Richmond
Lucius Flint
A. P. Bigelow
Hurtfont
Conn
Basilions
Wedneslay
Margaret
Ansel Newton
Mant ’ Rien
PE. Griffith's
J. W. Bulkley
Leo Trown
East Moretown
C Evans
Carl Sawyer
Russell
R. Sawyer
Macught Dent
Igo
Thomas Wohb
White Mountains
Sleepery House
Sleeper
L K. Flint, Jr
Atkins
Addie Sawyer
M. Th. Child
Tren
Mr. Griffith
Mee
B. McAmister
Washington
Bethel
South Barre
North Montpelier
Victor ‘Templeton
Calla Lilley
Harry Parke
Tay Hollister
Plainfield
Io Town
I Ceorge Reed
Je Dere
Neltie Conway
Batre
Luther
Northfeld Fally
Charles Mears
Fred Little
South Wedbury
Mra Inne Balloting
Hardwick
Spaulding
George Morton
Somerville
Masa
Leon Kelley
Artie Reed
George Hood
Mies Ruth LeBarron
Calais
Ste. Victor Templeton
Huturt Hollister
Hla
Herbert Guyette
Clara Shortt
Bred Bue
Lee Shirtt
Mardbueht
Sanday
Arthur Townsend
Harry Townsend
Earth Montpelier Sanday
H. J. Conant
Mutterfielt
George Pray
Allan
Sass
Ieee
Ee Bennett
Mire
KR. Hollister
Rachol
Orlando Knapp
Plaine
Jennet
Chaamt
Barber
Inez Ballentine
Fred Rossell
Runide Carnes
Alee
Mary Fletcberstal
Tesday
Allan Wilson
Shakespeare
Willan
Phyllis
Harper’s Weekly
Vermont State Prison
D. F. Davis
Main St
Barre, Vt
C. Ball
Main Street
Currier Building
Vermont
C. Bau
George N. Tilden
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