Williamstown Daring Xehnol to Play Friday Night
Daring Xehnol will be in Williamstown Friday night for a village school opener after the works vacation. Mins Morse and Mires Robinson returned yesterday and resumed their daily tasks. M. M. Wilkon of Randolph presided over the library event. The town will present The Old New Hampshire Home at Brookfield Saturday night and Fast Ravre Tuesday night. Library dedication exercises were held yesterday afternoon. Prof. McParland of Middlebury gave a gilded address. The library will operate Wednesdays and Saturdays afternoons.
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Xehnol
Mins Morse
Mires Robinson
M. M. Wilkon
Randolph
Wiltigmatown Prong
New Hampshire
Brookfield
Dee
Dee. O
Wil- Ticiatown
East Barre Woman's Auxiliary Sale and Rummage
East Barre hosts the women’s auxiliary rummage sale this Thursday through Saturday evenings at the town hall. Walking bags, useful and fancy items, home made candy and quilts for sale. admission 25 cents with tickets available at the door.
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Witeliwn Telegraph
Opara Ball
East
Narre
Seaton
Died at Hardwick Hospital Mrs Wolcott of Pneumonia
Mrs William Straw Wolcott died Sunday at Hardwick Hospital from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Congregational church with Rev J T Baxendale officiating. Survived by two sons William Hicks of Colebrook and FJ Schofield was home from Water Ville. Various local notices mention residents, visits, moving, and a sale on Main Street in Newfie.
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William Straw
Hardwick Hospital
Hardyrick Hospital
Congregational Church
J. T. Baxendale
Wo Pon
William Hicks
Colebrook
N. I
FJ. Schofield
Waterville
R. Wuthill
Mardwick
W O. Davin
Morrinville
C. E. Haskell
St. Johnbury
C. Howinson
Pothersville
Arvurkle House
Mra
H.W
Johnsbiry
Geante
C. B. Maskell's
Delmar Foardams
Pemlay
Worcester
Lass
Marshfield Barn Fire Leads Harry H Martin Plans
Harry H Martin announces rebuilding next spring after barns on his farm burned last Tuesday. Loss includes 23 cows 7 calves 18 hay 179 tons of hay 300 bushels of oat and 26 bushels of corn plus barns and farm machinery valued around six thousand dollars. Fire response from Marshfield and Plainfield saved the house. insurance on other buildings totaled nine thousand six hundred dollars. Neighbors helped fight the flames and expressions of thanks circulated through the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry HM. Martin
Martin
Marshfield
Swordforger & Co
J. W. Davia
Frank E. Northrop
Groton Suit Verdict and Local Social News
In Groton a trespass suit by Charles Aiisha against G. Knox et al. ended with a verdict for the plaintiff. Also noted are routine local updates on residents’ health, travel, confirmations, and a Methodist church supper with music and volunteer helpers, plus a civic event misfiled with details about officers and a Mystic election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Aiisha
Hosea
Punnett
O. A. Bicker
Bacon
Batya
G. TH Knox
G. Milly
H. RB. Page
Whitekid
C, Carpenter
A. J. Langure
Dean's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Effective Remedy
A Vermont resident touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a direct kidney remedy after backache fatigue and urinary issues. He cites personal relief, endorses the product and notes national agents Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo distribute the tablets at 40 cents.
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Atlow
Barry
Norman B. York
Eant St
Barre
Dean
Wale
All Dewlery
Drive 40 Conte
Voster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Montpelier News Briefs From Rail Accident To Local Meeting
In Montpelier Fred L Peck fell from a side track freight car near the Ryle and McCormick granite sheds and fainted at the stoneshed, later recovering at home. Ralph Paine was elected captain of Company WH, while Grand Salgary dames M Heatley hosted a return trip gathering. Dr Peter of New York spoke on foreign population and Nish language teaching, with classes planned two nights weekly. Montpelier council elected A Bohn deputy grand master and other officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Peck
Strock
Fred TL. Pork
Fiere
Wien
Ryle & McCormick
Mall
Neal Dent
Te Reie
Henry Barnes
Killatt
Grand
M. Heatley
Wieowife
Eliott
Railromd
Jaidins
Nell
MLS
Directure Gu
Aod Fac
Aokie
Peter
New York City
United States
Rivterty
Barre Street
Lightning Kills Few and Electric Bitters Save
A 1908 note claims lightning killed 169 people nationwide and compares odds to illness. It tells how Robert Maiden of Wertburglington, Ta, was supposedly saved after doctors gave up, by Electric Bitters, praised as a healer for stomach liver and nerves. Promoter notes availability at the Red Cross Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Maidien
Wert Burglington
Kinney
Rel Croas
The Gamblers at Barre in December Amusement Notes
Barre readers are promised a run of The Gamblers by Carion and Klein at the Barre opera house. The plot centers on bank racketeers who manipulate funds and clash with federal prosecutors, with strong reviews and crowd-pleasing farcical elements. The program also promotes other titles including The Chancellor and Thorns and Bins, with showtimes and ticket details throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Carion
Klein
Gambters
Mike
Wariklig
Pyan
Randolphs News Items From Brookdel and Nearby
Miss Annie Wood returns to Brookdel for term teaching while Mr nod and Mrs Ey Towkatary visit Mas with Mrs Towkatary's sister. Mr and Mrs GW Banton plan Westward relocation for a year with daughter Myra Jones. Mrs Roe Coolidge returns from Thovalton. Granddaughter Mabel Chimberlin of Barre visits at home. Mr and Mrs C B Tazolle of White River Junction arrive to lease a move this month. Lacatle and Sprague assume control of KW Tewksbury firm bought recently.
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Annie Wood
Brookdel
Nod
Ey W.towketary
Ae Mas
Towkatary
GW. Banton
Myra. Jones
Wines
Hasbaot
Winnipeg
Roe Coolidge
Thovalton
Mise Mabel Chimberlin
Barre
C. B. Tazolle
White River Junction
Lacatle and Sprague
Warien
Basines
Companly
Tewksbury
Brookfield Notes On Residents And Thanksgiving Visits
Charles Hudson plans a winter stay with JL Stone and school attendance. Filmer Rice returns from Morty town and plans to stay with Le To Stone. Mrs. dame Lawler and her Berlin Worenicentray kin visit Mrs. A. A. Bunny. Fred Howland and Elis va of South Royalton visit Mrs. Forrest Seymour and family at the Center. W S Wilkians family spend Thanksgiving with Str and Mire. Gilbert Hlasitell and Mary Hlassitel visit Randolph HL Exlsnn went to Enfield NH for Thanksgiving with their daughter Aimer Jones. Marion Fateholder and daughter go Brockton Mass to live. Leon Hateb hier is wipi with Harry Matchelder’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hudson
Gilbert Hlasitell
Mary Hlassitel
Baar Randolph
Enfield
N. Iy
Tie Staughter
Mire
Aimer Jones
Mira Radsou
Mra
Leon Fateholder
Marion
Brockton
Mass
Leon Hatebhier
Wipi
Bbe
Harry Matchelder
Widow Fane's fourth suitor finally weds in village wedding
A village widow, Mrs. George Fane, endures three failed engagements and a string of misfortunes before marrying Slater, a childless widower, in a quiet ceremony witnessed by Parson Hopes and Mrs. Wise. The tale follows a string of accidents and the stubborn luck of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Fane
Sinter
Fane Sak
Parson
Savings Bank Library to Circulate Books in Belgium
A proposal from the London Standard outlines a central Belgian library of 10,000 volumes. Any Belgian Savings bank book holder could borrow by post for two weeks, with a penny deduction at the post office as a guarantee, leveraging about 1,600 post offices to create a 1,500-branch circulating library backed by savings deposits.
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Savings Bank
Brussels
Belgium
London Standard
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F. E. Cutts & Company
Dreamland
Tel
Williamstown
East Barre
Graniteville
Nitevilly
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Erfectio
Standard Oil
I. Steckelchick
State St
Montpelier
Harry H. Martin
Aleo
Harry HL Martin
L. Duke
Harlow Fulcom
Leese Wilton
Ela
Hardwick
EL. Generon
Keights
Vythias
C. M. Chapin
Springfield
Umes Bouldig
M. Kelureh
KA. Bishop
Entloge
Middlebury
Helps
Miss Tuth Pike
Violet Kusllo
Hines
Groton
Nathan Caldwell
U. V. Me Medical College
Burlington
George Gowlwin
Wood
Helen Wales
Barre Priday
Alexander Cochran
Welle River
Tuowing
Aight ‘Toc
Methodist Church
B. M. Fuller
Ryogie
M. H. Whitehill
St. Johsbury
G. W. Whitehill
Carl
Bradford
Nellie Tillotson
Orange
H. L. ‘Tillotson
Tillotson
Connesticut
Ile of Hanover
N. Th
Charles Sommere
Mike Jennie Taylor
Richmond
Marshah ‘Taylor
R. E. Pillebury
Dinpster
Mex
W. Reid
Mant Sf
8. Anderson
Waar
Anon
Thesday Evansing
BE. E. Ch
Gerald Smith Oon
Til- Jotwon
Nellie Knox
Miles’ Hall
Hogulat Moothyr
Elrote
Bell
Ralph ‘Paive
Montpetier
K. of
Verona
Charles HH
Loule
Stone
C. W. Gaylaine
Chaimbilvern
Timise
Jolly Phil Maher
Turday
Wealaveilay
Irl
Ranch
Bandrick's
Laere Oper
Phi Mader
Phil Meher
Chanles Kle
Hotise Pridny
Isdale
Frank McWhorter
Carnsdale
Glinton
Mais
Tumphlet
Wooten Fabrics
George Fane
Mr. Pane
Solomon Willams
Amith
Pane
George
Sol
Permer Griggs
Farmer Griggs
Mr. Hardy
Boston
Barnsdale
Meade
Clinton
Mana
C. Ball
Main Street
Currier Building
Vermont
C. Bau
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