Plainfield and Montpelier People Figures in Local Trade and Events
Plainfield hosts residents visiting relatives and noting marriages and town offices. Henry Batchelder wed Miss Lalu Du Vaul in Boston and plans to reside in Plainfield. Village meeting elects Bailiff W H Martin and others, with committees on fire protection. A December 17 dancing school is announced along with a village fair netting 8100.07 for fire protection and a December entertainment series at the opera house including the Floyds and mind reading acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawte Batchelder
Patie Martyn
Darre
Montpalier
Wallace Bartlett
Ivan
Long Beach
Cat
Bartlett
Henry Smart
Ebner Maxfield
Henry Batchelder
Lalu du Vaul
Hoston
Hatchelder
Plainfeld
Hubert Hollister
Marshfield
Opera House Hall
Ganley of Allah
W. H. Martin
Frank Cahill
ELF
Leavitt
Charles Comstock
Smith
Tee Lane
Arch Batchelder
E. V. Dukes Asset
John Lane
Walter Jonson
Dan Abbott
North Meat P.Q
Village Improvement Society
Nots
K. F. Leavitt
V W. Page
Fred Bruffee
Arch Butcheller
S.S. Smith
Will Martin
West Corinth People Return From Thanksgiving Travel
West Corinth residents Harley and Gladys Wand, who celebrated Thanksgiving with their parents Mr and Mrs David Ward, returned to work Saturday. Dr Speare and R H Williams attended a directors meeting in Washington. Arthur Gonton went to Washington for woodworking jobs. Leila Burnham, employed at Lewis Trues, visited Washington home. Fiossie Ward works at Dick Jacobs in Cookville. Hert Blake loses two heifers after stable floor failure. Mr and Mrs A T Patterson of Washington visited RH Williams. CL Speare and Will Seales visited Montpelier. George Burroughs travelled to Washington on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Gladys Wand
David Ward
Dr. Speare
R. H. Williams
Washington
Orange County
Arthur Gonton
Leila Burnham
Lewis True
Fiossie Ward
Dick Jacobs
Cookville
Hert Blake
A. T. Patterson
Williams
Speare
Will Seales
Montpelier
George Burroughs
South Cabot Family Returns From Hunting Season
James Cassaday and family of North Freund returned to Imioneilte after spending the hunting season away. A ten weeks term starts Monday with Mrs Dora Ennis Garney as teacher. Mrs James A Cassady, troubled by measles at her father B Woolland's home, has recovered and returned to her home in St Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cassaday
North Freund
Imioneilte
Dora Ennis Garney
James A. Cassady
B. Woolwand
Hame
St. Johnsbury
Uncalled Letters at Narre Vit Post Office Weekly List
Uncalled letters remaining for the week ending December 5 at Narre Vit post office include John Marshal Frank Borris Joseph Carew Baierres rere Gardin A Guncsons Dbewets Geonge Marten Walthe Hebert Park Jaroon Ryan Zible Samuel John Welle and several women headed by Mra Harvey Bernhem Mra Anne Carrell Gladys Sig Mra Clare Emerson Mire Haddiann Mrs Trears Hertha Trombley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narre
John
Marshal
Frank
Borris
Joseph Carew
Baierres Rere
Gardin
A. Guncsons
Dbewets
Geonge Marten
Walthe “Hebert Park
Jaroon Ryan
Zible Samuel
John Welle
Harvey Bernhem
Mer
Anne Carrell
Gladys Sig
Mra
Clare Emerson
Mire Haddiann
Mra. Trears
Her. Haskins
Stephen Bon
Dora Tay
Hertha Trombley
Protionen sie 3S berve in bare
A fragmentary note reports a local event on a Monday involving Arandevilte and Frater. Readable elements reference a plan to avoid trouble and a striking incident affecting Samiyst.
Peruna debate over Mrs Eberlein rescue in Pittsburg
The article records critics debating how Peruna cured Mrs Eberlein after a near death. A reader cites weakness and mucus buildup in the lungs as the cause, arguing no miracle occurred while acknowledging the medicine saved her life. The speaker insists Peruna helped expel phlegm to restore breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eberlein
Pittsburg
Perna
Rims
Perina
Pe-runa
HYOMEIL INHALER CLAIMS CATARRH RELIEF
A historic ad touts HYOMEIL inhaler for catarrh with Hooth’s HYOMEL drops. Gists offer the inhaler for 1.50 and promise a booklet on easing catarrh, croup, sore throat, bronchitis and deafness, plus a money back refund from the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Wide range of locals travel and health notes from Randolph
Mrs. Harry Corwin of Lowell arrives from Chelsea to visit sister Mrs. Altix after attending her father in law Mr. Corwin. Rev. Chesbro to Boston for ten days. Mr Chesbro to preach next Sunday with Rev Smith as a substitute. Mrs. E B Shaw visits sister. illness keeps Hollen at home though improving. Mrs. Eugene Holman injures wrist exiting back door. Rev. W S Smithers back from London to resume duties. W A Cole trades with Nelson Bowen. Bowen’s son Jurald to occupy farm. Cole stays at Moulton stock farm. Miss Clara Bean, Amherst sixth grader, tours Barre and Montpelier with father. Perley Washburn leaves Brandon for New York to take a job. S Whitcomb plans Nashua business. Miss Jonnie Babbitt leaves for Tampa, Florida with winter property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Corwin
Lowell
Mass
Chelsea
Corwin
K. HM. Altix
J. W. Chieshro
Boston
Chesbro
Pune
V. Smith
Anti Milloon League
EB. A. Shaw
Northfield
H. W. Hollen
Holden
Eugene Holman
W. S. Smithers
Bondon
W. A. Cole
Parsons
Nelson Bowen
Neres
Bowen
Jurald Bowen
Cole
Wwe Moulton’ Stock Farm
Clara’ Bean
Amherst
A. J
Andy
W. W. Hean
Barre
Brandon
Newwt
N. T
Whitcomb
Nashua
Jonnie Babbitt
Washington
Tampa
Florida
Brick church ladies aid pie supper Tuesday evening
East Montpelier reports the brick church ladies aid hosting a thickened pie supper in the hall Tuesday evening December 16 with music entertainment and a display of aprons fancy articles and food by members. New York reports a raid in China seizing opium valued at 4,000 to 000 by federal officers. A Chinese laundryman suffered a probable fatal injury after falling from a window as officers entered. St Louis notes Harvester Suit Nears End with expectation the government’s dissolution of the International Harvester Company may be near. Also listed timber proposition near railroad with 300 acres and 110,000 feet of spruce plus hardwood, priced at 2,500 via D A Perry Real Estate Agency Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Barrett
Groton couples wed in quiet ceremony at home
Gerald F. Smith and Miss Marion K Hatch married at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W B Carhee with Rev Robert Ullman officiating. The couple took a short wedding trip to Newburyport and returned, settling in a tenement. Friends extend congratulations for a prosperous journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald FE. Smith
Marion K Hatch
W B. Carhee
Robert Ullman
Newbury J
Mr. Smith
Stith
L. & Blanchand
Smith Isa Beer
A. . Heath
Boeman
A. M. Heath
West Brookfield
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Plainfield
Frank Page
Frank 1
Maret
Atternor Foss
Massachusetts
Tia
Eugene Noble Fops
Lamorey Clothing
King’s Jewelry Store
L. B. Dodge
North Main St
C. Bau
North Main Street
Germany
Daily Times
Crown’s Drug Store
West Corinth
South Cabot
Peruna
DR. Hartman
Hooth
Randolph
East Montpelier
Groton
Switzerland
Alps
St. Gotharden's Way
Italy
F. D. McCrillis
W. G. Welch
Mary Fletcher ‘Hospital
Burlington
Mre. Weleh
George Holt
G. B. Hateh
Newbury
J. FP. Hatch
Whicher Mountain
A. E. Lagare
Rader
Lewisburg
W. Va
al Cro
Bocklen
D. F. Davis
Vermont
Barre Electric Co
North Mais Street
Wheslech Steck
Ives Mfg, Co
Mephisto
N. D. Phelps CO
E. Searles
J. L. Arkeley
Kendrick
the City Bakery
Montpelier & Wells River
Anom
Aca
Pullman
Dalrynan
Quality Inn
Ami
Allen
A. W. Allen
Averill Mills
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