Chelsea Chelsea W, MH and Town News in Chelsea
Chelsea notes many names visiting and living in town. Local residents and families attend social events at Mrs. Robert W. Laird’s house. John M. Comstock named administrator of Notort W. Laird’s estate with two commissioners appointed. A boy nearly strangled in a milk separator accident prompts attention to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Comstock
Notort W. Laird
W. P. Townsend
Alva W. Whitney
Adelbert J. Skinner
Barre City
Beth
A. J. Skinner
George M
Oliver D. Medcalf
Talk of the Town and Vermont store ads headline
A mixed page item shows a new song at the Comique and various ads from the Vermont Fruit Store offering wholesale and retail ice cream, watch and jewelry buyers, real estate bargains, and local services. Also noted are lodging, cattle, and Italian text notices with contact details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comique
Vermont Fruit
Durr
Cato Real Estate
Uncle Sam G
Montpelier Man Files in Rutland Bankruptcy Schedules
Rutland July 21 two bankruptcy schedules filed. Clerk Platt of the United States court in Rutland. George H. Holden of Montpelier, laborer, lists liabilities $205.80 and assets fully exempt. David K. Howard of Swanton, farmer, owes $270 with assets $442 and $377 exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Yeaterlay
FS. Platt
Te United States Court
George H. Holden
Montpelier
David K. Howard
Swanton
Remedy That Does Heal Coughs and Lung Ailments
Mrs. BE Ro Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa testifies that Dr Kings New Discovery cures throat and lung troubles long remaining after other treatments. Trial bottle free at Ret Cross Wharmary Rigkert Wells drug store priced $1.00. Water tight roofing by Carpenter Morton Rooting promises long lasting shelter over old shingles. J Clark offers books and samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigkert & Wells
Carpenter-Morton
Ih J, Clark
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Strong Testimony
A reader from New York describes years of kidney trouble with backache and urinary issues improved by Doan's Kidney Pills bought at E. A. Crown's. He credits relief to the pills after strain and persistent discomfort. The testimony urges readers to try the product, noting price and Foster Milian Co as U. S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Down
York
Forman
Barre
E. A. Crown
Hoan
Foster Millan, Company
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Groton Notes and Local Visits Reported
A flurry of town visits and social updates from Groton and nearby areas. A. J. Jackman of East Corinth stopped in with his automobile. various residents, including Mrs. M. Davis and Mrs. N. J. Edy, hosted guests. A baby was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Meath. Work began on the dam for the electric power plant with Walter Dow handling the Corinth contract. Mrs. Clara Gallagher donated Deacon Renfrews library to Tap Histchurch parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase Netlie Knox
New England Central Telephone Office
A. J. Jackman
East Corinth
Hie Automobile
Walter Dow
Corinth
Clara Gallagher
Craftsbury
Jefferson Renfrew
Te Parsonage
West Topsham News and Local Notes
Allie Wood arrives in West Topsham and Church of Bradford visited town. Andrew Masten’s new barn ready for hay. Rev. Dexter away on a long vacation. Mrs McCrillix’s boarders depart for Boston. Mies Ola Cunningham’s friends stayed home. Austin Patterson and wife of Washington visited. Mrs Foster and son from Woodsville visiting. A R Thurston and wife boarding at George Rice’s. W G Rodgers and Charles Flanders from Orange in town on Kansmoni. Dr A Dow’s new carriage nearly done. Charles Butter repairing. BF Cilley fined 12.08 for throwing a stone that maimed Magoon. Remains of Katie Magoon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J K of Washington, mourned by all who knew her. Mer tenth a sad blow to her parents as she was all they had. Ployil, the brother died four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
W. G. Rodgers
Charles Flanders
Orange
A. Dow
Charles Butter
Cilley
Magoon
Katie Magoon
J. K
Washington
Ployil
Henry Yymian
Ernest Hatch
Edson
Mra
Paleon
George Sheldon
Claremont
N. Y
Mea Dann Chadwick
Myson Flint
Braintea
H. W. McIntyre
Eaton
Barten and Batom
Silk Dealers
Boston
Alfred Raton
Ue Place
Fire Alarm at Randolph Home Logs Damage and Rescue
A girl named Doula Kent, seven, was seriously burned playing with matches at a Randolph residence. Neighbors and a mother responded quickly to suppress flames that spread to clothing and a room, preventing greater loss. The town gathered as local residents and visitors shared in aftermath and updates on the injured child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melon Morse
Addie" Morse
Doula Kent
Luther Kent
Montpelier Social News and Local Updates
Mrs Samuel W Dike of Auburndale Massachusetts hosted by Mrs Samuel Wells and Mrs Joseph Toland. Locals Florence Seguin and others returned from St Anne de Beaupre and Montreal. A ten pound son born to Mr and Mrs W N Theriault. public schools longtime teacher Mrs Theriault. Rev W J O Sullivan announced a $100 church gift, total gifts to date over 3000. Three mile Bridge liquor sales closed Wednesday forenoon per State's Attorney Gates. reopened afternoon. Country Club golf team returned from southern trip with wins over Burlington Rutland Manchester, Manchester team noted as strong. Socials and interclub roading arranged. future matches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. NS. Theriault
Hienna
Three-mile Bridge
Gates
Wil
Burlington
Rutland
Mennington
Manchester
Rod Horn
Elihs
Randolph Herald Names Likely Speaker Contender
The Randolph Herald reports Hollie Jackson will not seek city representative or speakership this fall. It notes likely reelection for Speaker Thomas Cheney of Morristown and suggests Democratic or party dynamics may influence an internal leadership vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Herald and News
Hollie Jackson
Tire
Lis
Thomas
Cheney
Morristown
Burlington Free
Graniteville Emer Gon Barre Torsig Eerie
A fragmented Graniteville report mentions an eerie event with unclear details. Names, places, and actions are partially legible, suggesting a local incident or reaction but lacking complete context for precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emer Gon Barre
Torsig Eerie
The Gate Reunion at Gate faii Maree Town
A tiletable family reunion on July 7 at Gate faii in Maree Town gathered Josiah Gale and his descendants from Warwick Mans and across the region. Attendees represented eighth to eleventh generations, with many relatives from New York Massachusetts Wisconsin Florida and California. The late Josiah Innes estate was settled with a farm auction, and inventories contrasted past values with current prices. Souvenirs included teasels and pine cushions, and attendees shared memories, music, games, and relics as they celebrated family ties across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faii
Maree
Josiah Gale
Ivy
Warwick
Mans
Mra
Alan
Richard Gale
Aix Acre
Jamcaer County
Mask
America
John Gale
Josiah
Via
Lyman
Hiram
Eix
Sasmilles
Plense
Blea Strickland
Hardwick
F. Gale Amt
Florida
Ann Elim Penniman
Williametown
Wred Penniman
South Main Street
Phote Gale
Em Street
K C. Spencer
Mya
Ireeman Verno
Hill Street
St. Johnsbury
Josiah Tinle
New York
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
California
The Girls of Guttenburg and Other Stage News
Things Theatrical announces Louise Dresser will play a comedy lead in The Girls of Guttenburg. Robert Mantell to star in a revival of Riche. Reeves to headline a George M. Cohan piece under Cohan & Harris. Henry Arthur Jones finishes a new comedy for Frohman, premiering in fall. The Girl Question hits New York from Chicago with Harry Askin to stage in August. Additional quips from Catholic Standard and Times and Bohemian Magazine are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dresser
Guttenburg
Robert Mantell
Reeves
George M. Cohan
Cohan & Harris
Henry Arthur Jones
Charles Frohman
Chicago
New York
Harry Askin
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Rear City
Barre, Ve
Chelsea
MH. Sprague
Bradient
Welle Shver
Wiley Mametowa
Robert W. Laird
Lhe Bantaion
Kutter Place
South Washington
Alias Nova, Taylor
Montpelier Seminary
Mesert
Lyman D
Fred D
the Barre Daily Times
Victor Fries
Fries
Philadelphia
Raymond Thorne
Eugene Wei
Thornes
National Life Or Coo
Wanlbigton Lade
P. & Ynsurance Company
Thureday
Fhve
Chentra
Dan P. Dickenson
Orange County Hotel
B. Sargent
Concord
N. Hay
E. Grossarth
Peter Bombard
Clayton Brown
Sharon
F. J. Morton
M. M. Wilson
Randolph
B. Ames
Dostong T
Gendron
North Adams
Masa
W. E. Mcleod
Mra. M. Sibley
New York City
BR. H. Tupper
White River Junction
Roy Roberts
West Nill
Talk OF
the Town
L. P. Austin
Spee and Thureds
Kelis
Plaherman
Rexall Skeeter Bkoot
Vermont
A. Hl. Buxzell
Peart Street
Barrett
Arthur HL
Lewis
Barr
Graduato Sal Collegio di Ontario
Assiatente
Orgin
Websterville
Alea
L. J. Bolster
Telephone
North Main Street
Marre
Scranton
Lehigh
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Main St
Blackwall
Lackawanna
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Morse & Jackson
Moree Block
Albany
Tae Os Te
Sterling Remveay Co
Chirag
Groton
Thurelay
Mra.th C
Meath
A. S. Clark
J. P. Slack
St. Joinsbury
Alexander Dunett
Bickers MA
Frank Welch
Lowell
Mass
St. Welch
Ladg T. HW. Hall
Blanchant
Alexander Cochran
Wells River
Gart Brook
Mise Beesie Brock
Newbury
Pillsbury
Carrie
Margaret Chalmers
W. 1 Carber
S. Anderson
Groton Pond
K. of PL
Ten Venta
George Morrison
N. J
Km. Welch
West Topsham
Allie Wood
Dr. Twehringham
Prof Full
Servion Bast
John F. Mobart
Kid
Essex Junction
Mia
Hobart
Ada Burrougha
Booth Royalton
W. C. Mary
Montepillor
Mra DD. ‘Howe
T. A. Shattuck
Mighgate
Camp Randolph
Campbell
Mary DuBose
Wallingstud
Conn
J. G. Sargent
FA. ‘Thomas
W. A. Willey
Dry Goodle
Samuel W. Dike
Auburndale
Samuel Wellsland
Joseph Toland
Dike
Mites Augusta Smith
Mont “Polter
Mieres
Florence Seguin
Seatelte le May
Katherine Kelleher
Alice Provost
W. J. O'Sullivan
St. Augustine’s Church
Graniteville
the Gate
Brooke—Gunson
Lynn
Union Furniture Exchange
G. Tomasi
Barre’s Big Department Store
Barre, Vermont
L. B. Dodge
Worthen
Keith Avenue
H. P
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
D. F. Davis, “the Druggist
S.J. Segel CO
Scampini
Main Street
Granite Street
the Times
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
H. Taft
Randolph Center
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