Funeral in Stowe for Mrs Ince Cole Scribner
The funeral of Mrs Ines Cole Scribner wife of Down Scribner was held at her late home in South Portland Maine and a prayer service followed at Community Church. Burial occurred at River Bank cemetery with bearers J. A. Simmons R. Shaw C. Russell and others attending. Relatives including Mrs W H Fanneo of Providence and Mrs A P Cate of Fitchburg joined in the services. A social at Stowe High School assembly hall Saturday supported the local basketball team.
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Ines Cole Scribner
Down
Scribner
South Portland
Riy
CB. Hayward
River Bank
HB. Shaw
C. Russell
Coa. Simmons
Ny J. Kalaor
Stowe High School
John D. Northrop
Herbert Mayo
New York
Cheyenne
Wyo
Northrop
Apple Saxon
Lima
Ail Company
Heine
Northrop Willani
Fissequilo
Vermon A. Parsons
Winooski
Par Gone
Witthesen
Stanton
Fanny Allen Hospital
Tatter
Endee M. Flonter
Reider Street
Hunter
Walter Mieroon
Thulinetom
Chores Avers
Waterbury
WI Buron
M. Rateen
Shere
Felenilew
Greenstero
Waterbury News Roundup of Local Life and Brownfield Notes
Waterbury community updates include bank workload with deposits, illness of A. Hi Smith, and Frank Yeartan leaving a blacksmith trade to join Middlebury workers. Reports cover injuries from a collision, hunting season notes, and moving plans for residents. Society events feature Women’s Benefit Association officers, Shriners gathering in Montpelier, and Dillingham Grange Pleasure ride, with local church and grange activities and Christmas planning.
Fourth Year Class Hosts Widespread National School Week Program
Williamston reports a fourth year class assembly during national school week focusing on duration and education value. Speakers included Wendell Taba on national school week goals and Dorothy Wales on high school education advantages. Harrison Seavers chaired, with committees for sports and entertainment forming. Sessions featured an address by Reverend Seaver on higher education and expected remarks by Vermont agriculture commissioner at Worthen Hall in Barre.
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Dee
Raft
Fnsemble
Wendell Taba
Educas
Dorothy
Wales
Jems le Downes
Bernice Bombardier
Harrison Seavers Pinne
Annie Hoss
Echooks
Cluir
Ceriende Refords
Dorothy Andrews
Elleworth Miryan
Mr. Bivens
Annie Revs
Ora Little
Marlin Brute
Ralph Whitey
Evelyn Ima Cheney
Inahell Kenork
Father Seaver
Warren Covell
Jeneie Downs
Aiaree
Fifth Wear
Tuennet Clark
Lev
Tensauet
Worthen Hall
Barre Wednes
State of
Vermont
A Patched-Up Organ in Boston Transcript
A prominent writer notes a patched organ, mocked by a speaker who claims his heart breaks. The piece reflects on musical craft and personal strain as the Boston Transcript prints the odd observation.
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Boston Transcript
Fragmentary Note on Desperation and Harsh Conditions
A Rostron Transcript fragment notes dire conditions and desperation among people when lacking furs and warmth. It mentions woe and hardship as warmth and survival are pressed by cold, with implied urgency and social strain.
Stow Returns and Dividends Questioned in Beeton Trans Report
A fragmentary Beeton Trans report hints at Stow returning and a dispute over dividends. It mentions a claim of a marriage by a wealthy woman and contradicts about declaring dividends. The readable text offers limited clarity on names and events.
Reactionery Definition and Rearward Pointing Note Reston
A fragmented OCR item notes terms like reactionery and freest with unclear context. The text hints at backward pointing or rearward orientation but lacks full sentences or reliable detail to identify persons, places, or events.
As Good as He Gave Fecal Bey Sure Abe Anes Yow
Fragmentary text appears to describe a jail case or sentence but is unreadable. The readable parts mention a person named Trames and a possible beating. No clear event date or location is discernible.
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Fecal Bey
Chet
Tramertyt and the Oddities of a Lost Local Page
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a historic local note with unclear names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a possible street or event reference alongside disjointed words, illustrating the ragged content typical of a damaged newspaper page.
Groton Notes From Town And County Court Docket
Town updates include visits of Merv Jennie Crown, Dr. Miller in cash conautration for Mrs Hall case, adjourning county court to Monday, plus B5 Kaplan's return. Deer reports list weights from 180 to 800 pounds, with many names. G W Pierce Pomona grange elects officers and holds oyster supper with Groton orchestra for dancing.
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Merv
Jennie Crown
Wondaville
N. WS
A. W. Enatman
Dr. Miller
Woodsville
N. HH
Mra
John D. Hall
M. D. Coffrin
G. H. Knox
Kaplan
Methodist Sunday School
Unon
Bartlett Hall
George Baatman
EF. M. Page
Fred Merrin
John Hatch
Ricker's Mill
Harvey Dean
D. A. Morrison
Clarence Dana
Roger Eastman
Fred Hayes
W .T. Darling
Victor Page
Joseph Macquire
A. Hooper
John White
G. W Pierce Pomona Grange
Vancehall
Henry Roy
Clarence Brown
P. M. Beckley
Coe. Gibson
Philip Nelson
C.F. Smithy
J. W. Goodrich
J. H. Goodrich
West Roy
Cores
Marcia Tellier
Ant
Flora
Bernice Ricker
Hi. A. Leighton
Groton Grange
Groton Orchestra
Pearl fishing grows in west and southwest rivers
Dr George F Kane notes pearl fishing may become popular beyond Persian Gulf areas. Demand for pearl shells and stock exhaustion push efforts toward Venezuela coast and U S rivers like Sugar Wisconsin Clinch Tennessee White Black Mississippi. In Arkansas and other states many prepare to pearl, despite worn outfits and funding gaps.
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George F. Kane
Persian Gulf
California
United States
Sugar River
Wisconsin
Clinch River
Tennomer
White
Black Rivers
Arkansas
Wabash
Mississippi
Venezulan
Margaritas Island
Cubagua
Titany
Perimay
Maracapana
Macanao
Golfo de la Porlas
Margarita Lnland
Wre
Philip 11
Spain
New York Times
Plainfield obituary notes Frank Parker death at home
Mrs Frank Parker died at her home Sunday afternoon of dropay born on the Bennett farm October 15, 1907 married to Frank Parker in 1885. Funeral will be from her home Tuesday at 2 p m. First Fruit Harvesters hold three days of meetings in Plainfield Pughters of Liberty hall beginning December 1 at 7 20 p m and Sunday 10 30 a m 2 0 and 7 0 p m. A N E M P A banquet at Northern hall in Barre Wednesday evening December 1 chicken pie and all the fixings. Plate $1 25.
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Frank Parker
Shin
Bennett Farm
Plainfield
Pughters of Liberty Hall
Mencing
Worthern Hell
Barre
N E M P A Ban Tet Dance At Worthenhall Barre
The N EM PA bans tet at Worthenhall in Barre on Wednesday evening December 1 featuring chicken pie entertainment and a dance. P Davie Resistant manager of the N EM PA from Foeton peak. Tickets are 125 for all and may be obtained from Theron Lard.
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N. EM. PA
Worthenhall
Barre
Wednee
P. Davie
Foeton
Theron Lard
The Bride and Her Mother In Law tale at Stuties
A fragment from Stray Studies shows a bride lamenting her mother in law. The mother is described as difficult, with the friend noting the complaint and the daughter’s long bond with her.
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Oaldy
Stray Stories excerpt on taste and identity
A fragmented excerpt discusses a man's or daughter's tastes and influence, contrasting modern apparel with classic literature. The passage hints at conflicts between appearance, preferences, and self portrayal, set in a playful, uncertain tone.
Cindy's Ups and Downs in a Fragmented Note
A cryptic Boston Transcript fragment references a girl named Cinderelix with hints of a lowly beginning and an ending tied to a hymn or hymn-like affair. The text mentions incipient Carolyn Wella and a cryptic quote about life starting humble and ending in a mysterious phrase.
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Cindy
Cinderelix
Carolyn Wella
Boston Transcript
Thunder and Lightning Stray Story Tease
A stray story line recalls a wild exchange about a twink and two visitors at a house. The dialogue shows a rustic joke framing thunder and lightning as the answer, attributed to a father’s remark.
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Johnnie Yeam
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STOWE
Ince Cole Scribner
Woolworth Company
Montpelier Savings Bank and Trust Company
Ood
The
Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Company
Montpelier
Waterbury Savings Bank & Th
Climot Club
A. Hi. Smith
Smith & Somerville
Harry Minor
Middlebury
Miner
Yourn
Mwe
Beaman
Robert Neel
Hampton Rams
Peroshi
Sertinisi Dow
Neel
Maree
Towne Farm
Jenna
Siuinity
Apthur Rlow
Mort Switzer
Charles Doug
H. C. Whitehill
Burlington
Womeans Benefit Association
Fellowingg
Alien
Bortha (Allen
Ata Walker
Lady Allartis
Sadie Sullivans
Mary Motterthys
Iva Deck
Carrie Pierre
Margaret Blakley
Tuth Stewart
Afertle Todlgess
Mary Griffith
Amity Siolan
Theresa Coimbo
Milly
Tle
Curtis Gough
Bristol, Conn
Lewis
Middlesex
W. J. Vaughn
Prank J Vaughn
Edward Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Amog
Wallace Goodwin
Rufax Chamberlain
Migeon
Eera Stetson Woman's Relief Corps
Jan
Carerie FE
Batchelder
Vine
Dora Wood
Dora Hodes
Mary Davies
Ettvel May
Deesie AT
Hares
Ollie O'Claire
Maxwell Brad Very
Hurdt
Shriners
W. R Clark
Phiya
Messrs
Campbell
Putnam
Robert Percy
W. H. . Percy
Fibbert Somerville
Scott
Max Ayers
Adams, Woods
Henry Wallace
T. W. Cooley
Dutton
Mianwell
Brien Stanley
Fullerton
5. Foster
Alan
A. Stanley
Dillingham Grange
Reid
Duxhuey
O'Brien
Oregon
Mon Pea
Fontaine
Keane
Oregon Growers Cooperative Maseiiation
Evans
Tmdhetry
Christmans
Christ South Texfurs Church
Grange
Christine Anc Archon
Inorout
Bay State
Wadsworth
Howland & Co., Inc
Seergeet Paint
Farah Stakers
New Paglend
Lee S. Blanchard
General Merchandise
Groton, Vt
Pew
Uhort
Krinewits
Prop
Suesesserte
Kovalety
Vis Merth Mats Gtrent
Vpe J
Barce
Bovinine
Williamston
Barkley
Eyperee
Stow
Beeton
Reston
Uae
Orad
Groton
Heaing
Wan
Soura
Nike Shaws
Neen
Shakspere
Boots & Rowe
Plott
Alisots
R. L. Davison
Goddard Seminary
McAllister Bros
East Barre, Vt
Montpelier Electric CO
Barre Opera House
Paramount
Jesse L Lasky
Ethel Clayto
Paramount Shcraft
George
I. i. Melford
Sento
Jack Landon
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