Stop That Ache Backed By Doan's Kidney Pills Ad
Barre readers hear a testimonial endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills to relieve backache and kidney trouble. Mrs Leverenz of 14 First Street reports rapid relief and a permanent cure after trying various medicines and doctors. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y advertises the remedy widely.
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Dean
Mra. FE
B. Lowerenz
Firat
Doan
Leverenz
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Village Improvement Society to elect officers
Mrs P A Taplin of Corinth visits her aunt Mrs Mary Sanford at the start of the week. The annual meeting for the Village Improvement Society will be held Thursday June 5 at 2 p.m. at the president Mrs Lizzie Robinsons home. A full attendance is urged for important matters. Zula Went left Friday for Elgin Illinois to stay a month or two. The Tom Thumb wedding entertainment drew a large audience as children performed well. A chowder dinner will be held at the church next Wednesday June. The ladies will also tie comforters for burn huts in the afternoon. A free motion picture exhibit and short tuberculos is lecture will be at Ky of PL hall Monday evening June 5 by the Vermont state board of health. Everyone is urged to attend. The village trustees have provided a city dumping ground behind the gravel pit in H J Carpenters pasture. Refuse should be deposited there rather than elsewhere. The fency viewers were called out Friday to decide a division fence between I M Carpenter and W H H Smith. Austin George of Dixon Illinois visiting M H Bullock. Alberta grange presented Soupt Racket at Plainfield Friday evening.
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P. A. Taplin
Corinth
Mary Sanford
E. Thwing
Village Improvement Society
Lizzie Robinson
Mins Zula
Elgin
Waltes
PL Hall
Vermont State Board of Earth
H. J. Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Windham county court reopens divorce case and damages ruling
Judge Willard W Miles adjourns the April term to July 18 for an adjourned session. The divorce case of Jacob Sava of Brattleboro, formerly of Brattleboro, versus Sarah Sava, is reopened for a hearing. Lisle M.ster v Central Vermont railroad sees a $11,204.15 verdict challenged by motion.
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Brattleboro
Willard W Miles
Windham County
Reaton
Jacob Sava
Hoston
Sarah Sava
Doris Ingraham and Leatie Hull Wed in South Ryegate
A quiet May wedding took place Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian church in South Ryegate, with Rev. S. T. Simpson officiating. Miss Doris Ingraham and Leatie Hull were married as sapple blossoms and evergreens adorned the church, Mrs. P. McGibson playing the wedding march. A reception followed in the parish parlors and the couple planned a short stay at Lakeside, West Barnet.
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Doris Ingraham
Leatie Hull
Presbyterian Church
T. Simpson
P. Mc Gibaon
Lakeside
West Barnet
Bewitching Hair For Every Woman
A vintage ad touts Parisian Sage as a solution for harsh or thinning hair. It promises soft glossy hair, dandruff relief, and scalp comfort, claiming a perfume free from oiliness and radiance for dull tresses. The text notes availability at The Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Hed Cross Pharmacy Sellants
Ale Giarenions
Funeral and graduation notices across Vermont towns
WAITSFIELD FE. S Joslyn and others attended Mrs Whitney s funeral in Royalton in C Wy s car. Miss Florence Niell graduates this week from Mary Fletcher hospital as a nurse. Dr Foote of Burlington was in town. Judge Hantley s funeral in Dux tery attended by local Masons. Washington county agricultural meeting in Barre attended by local officials. Niell family in Barling. Miss Merion and Pauline Niell visiting Burlington. Everett Waltie home from Goddard for weekend. ES Joslin family at Ruth Joslin s graduation Northfield Seminary.
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FE. S. Joslyn
A. Fiske
Mise
Michel Joslyn
Mre. Whitney
Royalton
C. Wy
Misa Florence Nill
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Foote
Burlington
Judge Hantley
Duxtery
Thuradey
Pauline Niell
Birtlington
Everett Waltie
Goddard
ES. Joslin
Ruth Joslin
Northfield Seminary
Northfield
Sass
Nellie Gil Players Stage Patron Share Performance
Patrons are invited to a Nellie Gil Players show described as on par with Wigelty stock companies. The piece notes dancing follows the performance, inviting attendance and suggesting affordable access.
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Nellie Gil
Cutler Corner Sermon Schedule Announced
A local notice announces a Wednesday worship gathering at 4 o'clock led by Premchieg pervinw with a prayer service. The message requests attendance of community members and notes a brief address to commence the event.
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Stenday
This Will Interest Mothers Lasther Grate Brent Poodters
This item appears garbled with missing letters and unclear content. It mentions mothers and a product or remedy, but key names and dates are unreadable. The readable fragments suggest a health or household topic from a historical page, but specifics cannot be determined from the fragment.
Funeral Held for Mrs Rosette Huntoon in Plainfield
Rosette Huntoon died in Richmond on Monday. Funeral service conducted at the Methodist church with Rev. A. W. Hewitt officiating. Burial in village cemetery. Born January 8 1850, she married William Huntoon and was survived by two daughters Edith Marsh and Ethel Huntoon, a stepdaughter Mrs Will Moore, and Mrs Hattie Norcross. Also survived by two and a half? mentions. Many local names appear in surrounding notes about neighbors and social visits.
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Rosette (Scott) Hiramtoon
Richmond
A. W. Hewitt
Hun‘toon
William Huntoon
Edith Marsh
Mise Ethel Huntoon
Will Moore
Hattie Norcross
Waterbury
Bethel News Briefs From Effingham and Nearby
Bethel reports include Mrs. John Wheeler returning from Effingham Illinois where she earned a diploma in photo engraving. Hubert Paine begins his second year at Webb Academy New York City, with the academy offering limited full scholarships after a strict admission test. Also noted are travel updates, local visitors, July Fourth celebrations in Barnard and East Derrot, state officials visiting Derby, and various residents returning from or preparing for work in Providence Montpelier and Norwich.
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John 1
Wheeler
Effingham
Missell College
Worcaster
Mase
Polytechnic Institute
Willace Batchelder
Gratennay
New York
Washington
August Haikara
Mra
French
Mins Shultz
Prof
Harneh
David D. Davie
New York City
W. HL Eddy
Bralford
Memorial Day Observances Noted in Worcester
Fragmentary report details memorial activities in Worcester. Mentions Mrs Dell Cooley, Mire OM, Ladd, Montpelier, M. David, Kita Plember, Ernost Uleth, and Adolph Marney, with references to relatives and local observers. Portions describe family attendance and social interactions around the ceremony.
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Dell Cooley
Pleter
Ladd
Ceewral Wrals
Montpelbet
Henry Holt
Richard
Ratert
M. Lavid
Kita
Nw Geomele
Ereest
Adolph Marney
Toreiny
Vis
Dreger Spiinere
Merrett
Randolph Teachers Hold Large Friday Meeting
A large gathering of 60 teachers from Randolph Braintree and Brookfield plus the teacher training class met at the high school. Miss Bessie Coleman from New York City demonstrated reading methods for grades one to three and spoke on Progressive Road to Reading. Local residents and notable guests attended, with community groups and church events listed for upcoming dates in June and August.
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Orange County
Randolph
Braintree
Brookfield
Villajiatown
Bradford
Bessie Coleman
New York City
Coleman
Butter and Cheese Industry Output Reveals 1914 Growth
Census figures show butter production at 786,013,480 pounds valued at 224,170,254 in 1914, up 25.5 percent in quantity and 23.9 percent in value from 1900. Cheese output reached 377,400,109 pounds valued at 200,001,025, rising 21.2 percent in quantity and 17.8 percent in value. Farms contributed additional but smaller outputs, with 1909 farm butter and cheese totals noted.
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Sam, JL. Rogers
Bureau of the
Eenngs
Department of Commerce
United States
Geares
William K. Steuart
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Ryegate
Leslie Mall
Miex
Mary Colburn
Ernest Keenan
U. P
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St. Johnsbury
Reuben Hudson
Brock Roben
Kirksville
College of Osteop
George Brown
North Haverhill
N. H
T. H. White
St Johnsbury
Mills
W. T. George J. F. Melam
D. M. McKinlay
S. J. Simpson
Topsham
Eunice Nye
Henry Randall
Chicopee
Mass
Misa
Nye
Mia
Springfold
Busel
Moody Clark
Barre
Zambon
Main Street
James McKenzie
Burre
I Mra
Dorie
Burton P. Crowe
Lancaster
Gust
Johnson
A. Peterman
Concord
Misa Nellie M. Bone
John Lytle
Woodbury
T. P. Chase
Albany
Barnard
Malden
E. D. Baldwin
Ua Baldwin
Fredrae
Marchfield
Mac Drennan
St. Albans
Ro J. Sweeney
Ivan Ainsworth
Mainfield
Sadie Ainsworth
Carl Thomas
Watterbury
Jack Jellyman
Tharre
Jellyman
Frank Bultwin
Harry Molt
Anne Carr
Joseph Fecteau
St. Johnnabury
Wes
Waitsfield
Cutler Corner
Brent
Resivol
Baltimore
Plainfield
Rosette Huntoon
Curtis Martin
Maple Hill
Stenle
Montpelier
Gordon Robinson
Kantdeat Ater
Ib Cree
Wesley Lamberton
Merton Whitcomb
Arch Batchelier
Boston
Laura Golden
North Hatley
P.Q
Stanley Rose
Arthur Cutler
Bethel
KW. Sharp
Methodist Church
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Ernest Maxhien
Leon Adama
Standard Oil Oo
Leslin & Farr
Hancork
Leland Cage
A. Lee Cady
GG. Gilford
de. O. V. Greene
Austin Havey
Montpelle Iset
Mre
Ly A. Havey
Southington
Conp
Mallee
Alexander Senith
Barnard Lake
East Derrot
Alfred Arnold
Providence
Bates
Derby
Noyes
G. A. Drown
Sharon Wer
Fafe House
Hebhe Inn
Gareta Yesterlay
G. J, Hopper
G. N. Tebbette
Linda Livingston
Waitatell
Worcester
Walter Macey
Ray Rdway
M. Ms. "Mora
Beach
Palmer Buttons
Doris But
J. Harrison Thompson
Hatenna Cumbers
High School Clumps Association
Pariah House
Roy L. Johnson
Prankle Salisbury
Robert J. Mitchell
Sherburne
Frank Ford
W. H. Pelton
Jackson Vail
Monroe Bridge
Miss
Pittsfield
Feneral Electric Company
Orio Ayers
Aterbury
Mary Shileld
W. HH. Robert
Lyman Hutchinson
Earl Dickey
East Barre
J. D. Partridge
Fred Lashua
Windsor
Firefilx
Newport
Charles Owen
Pred Owen
Bristol
W. H. Owen
E. M. Allen
Canaan
N.hs
Wilfred Allen
Lower Mass
LW. Allen
Groton
Ee Williams
Abel
Mary Williams
M.D. Coffrin
Bernard Smith
Weat Tom
Willams Aueion
George Morrison
Manchester
M. Morrison
Morrison
Eleanor
Clifford M. Smith
Anti-saloon League
Methodist
Churel
Evan Nina
William Foley
Orange
Dimmock
Chase
Schowe
Land Tea
Matt
Minnie Chalmers
Dan Murray
Lyndon |Aemtine
Alex, Davideon
Bur
Tanton
Ko A. Davideon
N. R. Caldwell
Lena Heath
North Haver
Bill
N. HL
HT. Morrison
Jennie Moader
Win
Thureday
Eugene Williams
Predfont
Dusied
ML HL. Whitehill
Denville
Woman's Home Mistionary ‘Society
Jack Jones
Whitefill
Helen Welch
Ils Kestman
G! Blanchard
EB ¥. Clark
Birt Talery
Minawe Loviine Lewis
Nellie Koom
Letler
Tinvid Baas
Helen Ricker
Dane Sanit
Gerwen
Smith
Mentpeber
Best Tire Service
Firestone
W. A. Wright
Golossus
Amt Bas
Deereaeed
Torre Te Alao
Ereage
Ae Eich
Imerewarl
Williamstown
Reepee
Millan
Progirietars
Ensilage
Reliance
C.F. Searkes
J. L. Arkley
Barre, Brackett, Shaw & Lunt Co
Aml
North
Washington Street
Somersworth
Roc
Ami
the Park Orchestra
Pauline Frederick
Lydia Gilmore
Tere
Donna
Fritzl Brunette
Vox
Metro June
Nance O'Neil
Abeja
Paramount
Priday
Geraldine Farrar
Coreen
de Bene
Abe Berto Weleesona
Grace Elliston
Charlie Chaplin
Chephin
State
Robert Warwick
Park
Sorlo
Alice Rady
Larry Evans
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