Two Men Arrested at Lockup Thefts Outcome
Williamstown report states two men James Francis of Well River a mason by trade and Erdest Mace an Australian shoemaker of Woodstock were arrested Wednesday night by Constable Guy Martin and Mkcod. They were brought before Justice Bailey Thursday morning, fined five dollars each plus costs, and taken to Chelsea to remain until the fine is paid.
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Guy Martin
Mkcod
Justice Bailey
Chelsea
James Francis
Welle River
Mae
Erdest Mace
Woodstock
Cures Catarrh with Mentholatum Treatment
Catarrhal troubles are claimed to be cured by Mentholatum antiseptic care applied nightly. Relief is promised after the first treatment and a 20 cent jar is sold with a money back guarantee. The product is touted as a universal remedy for inflammation and soreness.
Waterbury social events and notices in Stowe trip and friends
Fifteen members of the N E C P traveled to Stowe for an evening with the Stowe lodge. Two supreme officers and two grand officers accompanied them. Hart’s home opened to Dorens club of South Drexbury for a Wednesday afternoon gathering followed by a bountiful supper and songs. Attendees at Clark Leise’s funeral included Allen of Vergennes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schoemaker of Albany, Daniel O’Krooke, Jack Lee, James Simpson, and Scott Goding from Rutland railroad offices. A Tuesday evening supper hosted by the Congregational church under the ladies' union drew a large crowd. The Glew club of the Westchester Woman's club in Mount Vernon, NY, recently presented The Bikado with success. Mrs. P. B. Harkness Cram and Mr. C. C. Warren helped make the week a success. An after-dinner gathering Tuesday evening featured letters from C. A. Hawes of Nashua and H. W. Comstock. The after-dinner speaking was led by OC. C. Graven. Speakers included J. A. Foster, William Strong, W. I. Boyce, B. G. Miller, Mr. Piercy, and Henry Marshall.
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Stowe
Hart
Dorens Club
South Drexbury
Clark Leise
Werd
Allen
Vergennes
Charles Schoemaker
Albany
N. Y
Daniel O'Krooke
Jack Lee
James Simpson
Scott Gooding
Rutland Railroad
Congregational Clurch
Ladies’ Union
Westchester Woman’s Club
Mount Vernon
PB. Harkness Cram
C. C. Warren
C. A. Hawes
Nashua
N. 1
HW. Comstock
OC. C. Graven Thoxe
J. A. Foster
William Strong
W. I. Boyce
Bg, Miller
Mr. Piercy
Menry “Marshall
Power of Music Promotes Reading Classes Demonstration
MONTPELIER S Trollister Jackson spoke to the Woman's club on The Power of Music with a musical program including an ov ture from William Tell and selections in German. About 30 men of various nationalities attended Dr Peter Roberts of New York City demonstrated English teaching methods. Two classes will meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings. T J Meaphy of the Purvillon settled insurance claim for 2000 on a stable fire. Edwin C Roberts, a stonecutter, heads to California with his family Lee Pasadena. He plans to leave stonecutting for more suitable work if found.
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S. Trollister Jackson
Woman’s Club
Power of Music
Mra
Lois Badard
K. Ta Cleaves
Alice Kolko
Mie
Virginia Petter
Sytyin
Alps Hadard
Margaret Stanehard
Peter. Roberts
New York City
T. J. Meaphy
Insurances Company
Edwin C. Roberts
California
Chelsea Births and Town News Highlight Local Events
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Austin on Wednesday November 21 in Chelsea. Town visitors include Gilman Ran, Osh and Gate Warden, and Mrs Dang Hi Moran with Judge Morse for the December Orange County court term. Leia Madam Della Manders recovers from heart trouble enough to walk about. Business visitors Dr HH Lee, Scott Fellows, A P Bancroft, and Eugene Prindle with F H Cate were in town. Leonard and Gertrude Bacon attended the wedding of Gertrude Eason to Harry Harper in Randolph Center. Funeral rites for George W Cleveland held in South Tonbridge with Rev Sherman Goodwin officiating. Royal Grange officers elected for ensuing years. Officer installation planned for January 8. A Brown of Muread ... credits Dr. King's New Discovery for his wife's recovery from bronchial trouble.
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Albert Austin
Gilman
John W. Untiect
Osh
West Brookfield
Honinens
Dang Hi. Moran
Judge Morse
Orange County Court
Air
A.W. Whitney
Della Manders
Munt
Trenquirer
Nelile J. Peeking
Rose Hixby
William A. Hood
George Dickerman
assiKtone
Frank W. Totton
Random notes from Randolph era local life and trips
George Harrison Luce and Nina Harriet Jonet of Braintree wed in a Nov circulation of books event. Miss Adelene Gray’s bridal shower was held with fourteen friends at Miss Mary Moulton’s home. Several locals planned winter visits to Winnipeg and St. Augustine. Dr. Kavietak to succeed as South Royalton vet. Dr Stearne to Washington for food inspector duties.
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George Harrison Luce
Nina Har Jriet Jonet
Braintree
Rav. Fraser’ Metzger
Kinibalt Valle Ityesry
Vapoeia
Lim
Aeons
Adelene Gray
Mary Moulton
George Maskins
Lisbon
Eamund Stetn
Hasking
Red Crowe
W. EK. Lamson
M. Joslyn
W. A. Grant
A. E. Bags
Loot Blodgett
South Royalton
Julian Moree
Narre
G W. Panton
Winnipeg
SK. Jones
Mise
Marjorie Panton
Mire. L. RB. Page
Guette
St. Augustine
Fla
John J. Kavatiek
C. A. Stowe
Was
Vermonter Ads For Hog-Drosed Calves Freight Rate
An ad seeks payment for hog-drosed calves at three cents per pound with freight from any Vermont or New Hampshire point on 200 pound shipments. Calves must be well bled clean frozen with entrails removed. Shipments may include hides skins bones tallow. Carroll Page Hyde Park Vermont.
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Vermont
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Dreamland
Tel
Williamstown
Waterbury
Montpelier
E. A. Crown
North Main Street
Barre, Vermont
Snugfit
Slipper
George N. Tilden
Barre, Vt
O. HL. Brown
Murea
Dr. King
Sle
Floy
Red
Cross Pharmacy
Candee
Enterprise Rubber CO
Boston
Mass
Randolph
Poultry Foods
Burlington
Company
Burlington Poultry Foods
Burlington Rendering CO
Burlington, Vt
Lamprey Clothing Company
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American Clothing CO
Barre
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