Pownal Suit Over Bridge Injury Filed
Patrick J. Doherty retains J Bernard Boland of North Adams to sue the town of Pownal for a broken leg after falling from the North Pownal bridge, alleging negligence by town officials. The case will be entered in Bennington County Superior Court. Judge Edward C. Bennett will represent the town.
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Patrick J. Doherty
J. Bernard Boland
North Adams
Pownal
North Pownal
Bennington County
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's remedy for health recovery
Mrs Rena Bowman of Ironton Ohio writes of severe female troubles and nervous depression improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says her daughter, once a nervous wreck, now sleeps and looks healthier, and urges other women to try it despite medical doubt.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Trenton
Ohio
Lydia E. J. Pinkham
Rena Bowman
10Th Street
Ironton
Local notes from Worcester and vicinity in brief
Worcester report covers social visits and movements including M Ladd in Burlington with E Hildreth, Josephine Fisk with her parents, Harold Smith arriving with Rev G S Smith to take a farm, and memorial and church events. Mentions M S Hurlbert moving to a new home, Sheldon moving into the vacated house, pre Memorial exercises at Corner and Minister Brook schools, and Hampamihn hill Memorial day observance with strong participation. Charles Morgan heads to East Tarre for work. Joseph Ladd recovering. Dr Sharp to conduct M E church services June 6.
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M. Ladd
Burlington
E. Hildreth
Josephine Fisk
George Fisk
Harold Smith
G. S. Smith
Clase
Miss Rember
M.S. Hurlbert
Fen Sheldon
Hurlbert
M. E
Charles Morgan
East Tarre
Joseph Ladd
Dr. Sharp
M. E. Church
Moe
Corner School
Minister Brook School
Hampahirn Hill
Burlington Masonic Week Opens Monday with Key Sessions
The schedule for Masonic week in Burlington lists Monday activities at 2:00 p.m. including Vermont council of deliberation and various degree and master sessions. Tuesday covers grand commandery, templars, and appendant orders led by Olin W. Daley, with additional asides throughout the day. Wednesday features the Vermont endowment activities and grand master Charles H. Darling, followed by the Masonic Veteran Association. Thursday showcases the grand ledge meetings and the Order of High Priesthood, with Coffins Minkely presiding. Friday morning hosts Grand Royal Arch chapters led by A. Stone and the grand high orient.
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Burlington
Vermont
Iaen
Charle H. Darling
Masonic Veteran Association of Vermont
George F
Ed Thoreday
Grend Ledge
Order of High Prieadhead
Minkely
Priday
Grand Royal Arch
M. BR
den A. Stone
Grand High Orient
Fragmentary OCR notes form a quirked storm reply scene
A garbled excerpt shows dialogue about naming a child Mary after a mother and mentions a storm and St. James. Readable text is fragmentary with mis-typed phrases and broken names, lacking clear events or context.
Montpelier City Council Alters Property Visit Date
A special 16 minute Montpelier council session voted to move the property inspection for a potential road from State Street to Court Street to June 17 with a hearing that evening. The only other action was a formal vote granting a license to Jones Bros. & Wilson's circus.
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State Street
Court Street
Jones Bros. & Wilson's Circus
Local Visitors and Residents Gather in East Cabot Area
East Cabot and nearby towns see a parade of visitors and relatives. Names include Willie Tibbetts of Marshfield, the Estabrooks of St Johnsbury, Lane of Portsmouth, Howland and Flynn groups from Cabot Barre Waterbury, and families of Austin, Newton, Barr, Pelow, Daven port, Ayers, and Abbott. Activities span Sunday visits, Monday fishing trips, and Tuesday business calls.
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Willie Tibbetts
Marshfield
Henry Estabrook
St. Johnsbury
J. A. Drew's
Arthur Lane
Portsmouth
N. H
Charles Howland
Harry Stevens
Cabot
W. R. Howland
Barre
John Flynn
George Pease
Waterbury
Adolph Lane
William Glen
James Glidden
Charles Austin
Ernest Adams
Monroe
Nhh
Dan Newton
Clarence Osha
Randolph
W. D. Barr
Dean Hall
Esther
Wilber Howland
R. S. Barr
Mark Pelow
Peacham
Ella Davenport
Grace Ayers
Hardwick
Gilbert Hill
Walter Martin
Carl
Buxton
Plainfeld
Walter Abbott
Local social notes from Gaysville and surrounding towns
Burns J. Oxgood attended a Rural Letter Carriers Association executive meeting in Burlington Monday. Burton Roberts and family visit Woodstock relatives. Goulds visit Randolph. Angie Dyer spent the weekend in Claremont with friends. Clyde Phelps family visit William Flint’s in Woodstock. Oxgond couple enjoyed a Sunday drive from Sun Down to Woodstock. Oxgond summoned as petit juror for the June 1 term. Florence Wyman of Bethel visiting C. D. Trask’s home.
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Burns J. Oxgood
Burlington
Essociation
Burton Roberts
Woodstock
Fred Brown
D. F. Gould
Randolph
Angie Dyer
Claremont
N. HH
Clyde Phelps
Sydney
N. Y
William Flint
H. Oxgond
Sundown
Nhs
Ongood
Florence Wyman
Bethel
C.D. Trask's
Cancer Study Meetings in Rutland Vermont
A program for Vermont State I Society cancer meetings in Rutland lists morning and afternoon events at Rutland Hospital Shrine Hall and Rutland High School. Dr William Seaman Bainbridge and Dr Clayton Whitters Bart are featured speakers with topics on cancer prevention and public involvement. Mayor Hert L Stafford presides at the evening session as Dr Charlee Vrancie Dilion asks Is It Necessary for Vermont to Lose Over 40 000 2 Year From Cancer. Slideshow demonstrations are planned for both sessions.
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Vermont State I Society
Beys
Rutland
Rutland Hospital
Willem Seaman Plainbridge
Shrine Hall
Wales Street
Clayton Whitters Bart
Charlee Frameis Delton
Burlington
Vermont State Board of Health
Vermont
William Seaman Bainbridge
New York
Folgelinie Medow School ‘and Hospital
Skim
Canor , Wie
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Scran
Medical Society
Pnnsylvania
Hall
Hert L. Stafford
Charlee Vrancie Dilion
William Seaman Bras
Aft Orenen
Arning
Bethel Weddings and Local Movements in Lebanon and Montpelier
Bethel witnesses a wedding of Arthur Campbell and Miss Boasie M Waters of Lebanon NHS performed by Rev J Wesley Miller. The bride’s family: Harriet Waters of Guysville. George Crimming returns from Winterport to resume work at Woodbury granite sheds. Locals attend Montpelier court session for Ratlaele Graziana v Central Vermont Railway with lawyers Batehelder and Dunnett. Bernard fishing party and Windsor vs Whitcomb high school basketball game eyed. A baby born to Mr and Mrs Herbert K Owen. Eugene A Fisher travels to Snemton to inspect a fire at Jay State Leather Co plant. KC Fisher is company president. Karman Carrie employed at FS Mossom hardware.
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Arthur ©. Campbell
Boasie M. Waters
Lebanon
Nhs
Bethel
J. Wesley Miller
Harriet. Waters
Guysville
George Crimming
Woodbury Company
Winterport
Montpeliey
United States
Cheapest Thing Under Our Law Sparked in Court
In New York a June to September term, Judge Justin Prederick Crane delivered remarks challenging polygamy and the law. A Mrs Margaret Quaghintti testified Alfomen,uaglintti admitted bringing a wife to the country and the proceedings touched on marital status and legality.
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New York
Justin Prederick
J Crane
Justice Crane
Margaret Quaghintti
Alfomen
Uaglintti
Maly
Lord's Day Congress to be Held in Oakland
In Oakland on July 2 to August 1 an international Lord's Day congress will gather Vice President Marshall Secretary Bryan Secretary Wilson Judge Parker and leaders from 21 foreign countries and many educators religious figures and scientists. Papers by Secretary Daniels and Judge Gary will be read. The campaign aims to reduce Sunday labor in industry and transportation.
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Oakland
Calif
Marshall
Bryan
Wilson
Alton B. Parker
Scientiate of America
Wiscon
Navy Daniels
Son Flay Schedule Inc
Elbert Hy Gary
United States Steel Corporation
En‘tannens Lnd
Hunbrien
Freckles ad promises clear skin with ointment
An old advertisement touts a “double strength” remedy for freckles, claiming dramatic whitening effects. It urges readers to buy from a druggist and apply daily, asserting that even severe freckles fade while lighter ones vanish. The copy notes a money back guarantee if no improvement is seen.
Maria De Gabris to sing as concert star this year
An editorial note discusses soprano Maria De Gabris shifting from operatic prima donna to concert singer after two seasons as Boston Opens Singer lead. It highlights her popular appeal, voice, and stage presence amid a broader piece on how good roads raise land values, citing Manatee County Florida and Dinwiddie County Virginia as examples and arguing for road-centered tax fairness.
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Maria de Gabris
Boston
America
Canadian
Manatee County
Floridia
Dwinwiddie County
Virginia
Inds
Inn
Rethunionm Fur Hey Work And World Of Greed Opera
A garbled passage hints at labor amid greed themes and a grand operatic voice. It references Lew Lee and a concert scene with singers and performers amid a poverty context. The readable fragments sketch a theatrical milieu with overlapping figures and events.
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Rethunionm
Mike Tor Marin Ake
Ber
Vie Gabie
Groetert Operatic Maerewers. Veete
Reyert
Lew Lee
Pets Acparent. Actes meat of a few melee
Fragmentary OCR text describes scattered words about pets, centers, prices, and events. It reads like damaged notes from a page, with incomplete phrases and unclear context. Readable names or concrete facts are minimal, yielding a terse, ambiguous item.
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