Fruitatives touted as cure for paralysis in Buffalo notice
WM. H. Ostrander of 85 Grant St Buffalo reports dramatic relief after using Fruit-a-tives. He claims paralysis on the right side since April 20 and states satisfaction with the product, asserting no bowel trouble and recommending it to others. Sold in boxes or six for two dollars by Pruit-Amuives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Ostrander
Grant St
Buffalo
WM. H
Ostrander
Pruit-Amuives Limited
Ogdensburg
N, Y
Middlesex Mre unis Mark visit Monroe relatives
Middlesex Mre unis Mark visited Monroe last week to see relatives and returned Wednesday. Hill left Thursday for a week’s visit to culatives in Ripton. A midweek prayer meeting will be held at the Mb church on Thursday at 8 pm. Holden ball exercises set for Thursday evening. Chester Turner hospitalized in Waterbury and ill. W H L Lewy and family of Randolph were in town Friday. Grange program Monday evening includes songs, recitation, and. Education topics discussed. railroads and telephones noted. Birth in Montpelier. Albert Crane’s. Mrs Bertha Ongood arrived due to illness of her mother Mrs Henry Badger. Florence repents Sunday. W Beelance of Manifest on business. Miss Hattie Reed confined at home. Mrs Snow of Waterbury visiting Mrs Nu Stockwell. Sires Gertrude Grandfeld visiting. Village schools hold union meet Friday. Minne Hiben and Liey Swift visiting. Densmore injured in Bethel railroad accident, unconscious and taken to sanitarium, serious but not yet certain when able to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Unis
Mark
Monroe
Hill
Culatives
Ripton
Mb Church
Price
Holden Ball
Chester Turner
Waterbury
W. H L. Lewy
Randolph
Grange
James Buck
Milessolo
Milena
Vaughn
Avis Turners
Homer Nichols
Connor
Aanagher
Ffanron Capital
Allen Aster
Vindw
Montpel
Albert Crane
Bertha Ongood
Henry Badger
Florence
W. BeeLance
Hattie Reed
Snow
Dunesville
Nu Stockwell
Sires Hertrude Grandfeld
A ‘Lonieon
Cestér
Wnionna
Minne Hiben
Liey Swift
Beatleboro
Mire Densmore
Bethel
Canatorum
Waterbury War Savings Drive Organizing Names List
The Waterbury office advances war savings efforts with a publicity drive to compile manufacturing names in the state. Mrs Harvey leads as county chairwoman aiding the drive while Dr Cary from Boston speaks at the Congregational church.
Randolphs Joseph Raymond Weds Helen Louise Wedgwood
Joseph Walter Raymond Randolph and Miss Helen Louise Wedgwood wed at the bride’s home with only immediate family present. The bride wore white chine and carried flowers, then the couple left for a short automobile trip and will reside at the Tewksbury house on South Main. Raymond operates the Tewksbury and Raymond store. Wedgwood recently worked in J. H. Dubois’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walter Raymond
Helen Louise Wedgwood
W. F. Wedgwood
Fraser Motager
Tewksbury House
South
Quiet May wedding in Waitsfield ties two lovers
The May wedding of Raysian Small and Carl Long took place Tuesday afternoon at 2 with officiant W. A. Renmele. Mrs. W.7% daring and Miss Menke Lalere of Montpelier attended the couple, who left for Montpelier after the ceremony. Nearby, Mark P. Harrington, a color sergeant with the TAth division, arrived from overseas duty and is at Clem Jonlin's. Miss Emma Joslin of Colorado Springs arrived to spend the summer with her parents. A baby girl, Ruth Esther, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buzzell on May We in Ware, Mass. Dillard LaMorder left for Akron, Ohio for work. Mine Mary Gaylord of Randolph visits the Gaylord home, sharing a memorial day with Mrs. Alma McAllister. Mr. McAllister, who died 10 years ago on that date, was married 30 years ago on that date, the same day as his daughter Mrs. Fila Skinner’s birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Restruh
Small
Raysian
Carl Long
W. A. Renmele
Elnek
Troom
Daring
Menke Lalere
Montpelier
Clem Jonlin
Camp Dix
Emma Joslin
Colorado Springs
Cramel Joslin
Ruth Esther
Paul Buzzell
Ware
Mase
Mother
Aughter
Dillard LaMorder
Akron
Mary Gaylord
Randolph
BO Gaylord
Alma McAllister
McAllister
Mr. McAllister
Fila Skinner
Marshfield Evening Band Concert and Community Notices
Remember the band rally this Saturday evening at the common. Sunday morning topic will be the Jew the Gentile and the Chuck. Public attention called to the need for lighted wagons and automobiles. Ice cream will be served. Mr and Mrs S A Scredfeger and Mr and Mrs H D Metrillis and son George attended the Eastern Star meeting in Burlington. T Davie was in Williamstown on Wednesday. Dinner next Wednesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Astern
An 'T. Davie
Williamstown
Fairlee Social Notes and Visits
Mrs Leonard Simpean stays with Mrs Watson. People attended the dance at Fairlee Thursday, hosted by the grange. Miss Adeska Bond traveled to East Northfield Massachusetts last Saturday for commencement exercises and returned Wednesday. B C Bond left for South Bragate. Lemaille Langworthy visits Adesea Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Simpean
Seven Barks remedy advertisement echoes family health lore
Grandmother promoted nature’s cure using SEVEN BARKS a tonic for indigestion constipation kidney liver and stomach troubles. Drink 10 to 20 drops in water after meals to stimulate bowels and liver, keep on hand for emergencies, sold by druggists at 40 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mse
Bethel High Confers Whitcomb Grads Diplomas In Ceremony
Principal Waldo T. Davis presented diplomas to Whitcomb High School graduates in a large assembly. The program featured prayers, orations, essays, music by a full orchestra, and the singing of The Star Spangled Banner. Visitors included local residents and Norwich university attendees for commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo T. Davis
Whitcomb High School
WC. Murrey
Ith Dasay
Shakespeare
France
Grace D. Owen
Marion E Grant
Esmy
Lawrences Fletcher
Florence Ans
Annis M. Davis
Girls’ Lee Club
Gilman A. Marshall
Lousa M. Alcott
Mary 8. Marsh
America
Ruth A. Warden
Eivenheth
Ruth C. Mills
Roland A. Newton
Dorothy A. Parker
Ileyu
Wiuss
Xehaa
Parker
Sane
The Revolution in Canada Dominion Laws Powerless to Solve the Problem
The New York Times notes a Canadian crisis where Dominion laws fail to contain widespread strikes and civil disorder. It describes cities like Winnipeg and Calgary with postal and police disruptions, voluntary fire services, and government employees joining sympathetic strikes. The piece calls for decisive government action to restore order and restore normal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Eich
Winnipeg
Parmitte
Wintipex
Sonersatt
Wort Gurry
Peta
Wirni
Halen
Chey, S
Canute
New York
Vermont Central association meets in Groton
The 112th annual Vermont Central association met at the Groton Baptist church on Wednesday with 48 delegates from Barre Montpelier Randolph Braintree Websterville and South Strafford. The gathering featured an address to Hon Henry Bond and an enjoyable program despite heat. Local guests and residents were noted with multiple visits and relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Central Association
Barre
Montpellier
Randolph
Braintree
Websterville
South Strafford
Henry Bond
Vermont Baptist State Convention
South Ayegate Community News Roundup
Mrs Paul Gibson returns from Hartford weeklong visit. Mrs Helen Rouhan buys mill house. tenants must move. Mrs Margaret Moellam arrives from Trafford for extended visit. Gordon Lord born to Mr and Mrs William Smith. Rolland Green fractures ankle while at play. crutches soon. Corine Samuelyon visits brother in Medford. John Coutermarsh sells John A Miller home on Terry Hill. moves in May. Park House vacated by Nivol family rented by Frank Graham. Nine pound boy born to Mrs Ernest Ingram. Holden the food demonstrator meets South Ryegate at Red Cross for feature, many miss event. Forrest Nelegi returns from Vegre, greeted by town on stop. Mrs Alex Beaton and Barbara stay in East Roxbury. E Wallace family boarding with Mrs Grant. Marie Darling sings at union service. Helen Madges of Lowell accompanies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul M. Gibson
Hartford
Conn
Helen Rouhan
M. F. Sargent
Mill House
F. Higin Po
Myx
Jonnie Hooker
Leon Odell
Margaret Moellam
Trafford
Presbyterian Manse
Willian T Hailey
Amin
William ¥. Smith
Gordon Lord
Rolland Green
Bay Scoute
U. S. Chutch
Lin
Irs
Gordon Smith
Mise Corine Samuelyon
Wit
Wid
Medford
Thomas Nicul
John Coutermarsh
Williamstown
John A. Miller
Terry Hill
Frngraham
Ue Park
Nivol
Vragee
Alex.t. Beaton
Barbara
East Roxbury
E. ¥. Wallace
A.D. Grant
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church Last Sunday Evening, Miss Marie Darling Hag
Helen Madges
Lowell, Mars
Free Book Helps Quit Tobacco Sayings From Veterans
A veteran writes about a free book that claims to help quit tobacco quickly and easily. He reports a transformed feeling after using the method and notes others also benefited. The invitation offers the book by mail from Edward J Woods in New York City, promising quieter nerves stronger heart better digestion and increased vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lame Phere
Anyon Gestring
Edward J. Woods
New York City
Dangerous Food for Chickens from Seventeen Year Locusts
The U S Department of Agriculture warns that widespread seventeen year locusts pose serious mortality risks to chickens that eat the insects. Young chicks under four weeks avoid danger, but older birds and mature fowl can suffer crop obstruction from indigestible wing and leg parts, especially under trees where locusts gather. Move flocks to fields with fewer trees if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Voices on loyalty after war echo in public debate
A Saturday Evening Post piece argues against forgetting past sacrifices and warns against dual allegiance. It condemns naturalized citizens who swear allegiance while urges Americans to uphold a single national identity and defend the country with unwavering loyalty.
Pathos and Comedy in the Barre Merchant’s Death
The Barre merchant Henry Z Mills died insuredless and near kinfolk, leaving substantial property including over 100 currency units carried in pasteboard boxes. The piece notes his lonely life, the storekeeper’s kind humor, and the lack of close friends, a tragedy tempered by glimpses of human warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Z. Mills
Barre
Kinafolk
Rutland Herwid
Outlook on Bolshevism in North America Cautionary View
The Outlook argues real bolshevism will not gain wide footing in Canada or the United States, noting free institutions perform better than Bolshevik Russia. It warns bolshevism as a real menace to US industry and economy, urging proactive propaganda over force. It cites IWW activity and urges vigilance without complacency. New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Russia
Autesia
L W. W
New York World
Up Again at It in Capital War After Bomb Attacks
A political column argues the capital bombs trigger swift justice and new laws to deter revolutionists. It emphasizes that laws reflect public opinion and will be enforced, noting four million young men defending a government of laws against autocracy and a sharp shift as the American Legion meeting discreetly shifts delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Department of Justice
Capitol
American Legion
Unity of Labor and Law Stressed in 10 Percent Pledge
The region adopts a constitution pledging 10 percent support for the American government and anti-violence toward the nation’s institutions. It highlights labor, farmers, and home front citizens as strong pillars alongside soldiers, condemning dictatorship dreams and urging lawful change through established processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Federation of Latur
Boston Herald
Auto Plants Expand Training Departments in Factory
Washington reports progressive employers meet worker dissatisfaction by creating training departments. An auto plant in the Midwest has allocated 120 000 square feet for a training center with skilled instructors. Workers may attend to improve skills while earning 10 percent less on the shop floor. The program supports the U S training preview and plans eight industry specific courses including textile, garment, rubber, shoe, paper box, lithography, piano making, and foundry work. A general foremanship book is in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Middle West
U.S
Woman’s claim on Goldine No 2 cures ailments
A Montpelier resident asserts that Goldine No 2 cured kidney trouble swelling ankles and insomnia after years of overwork and strain. She reports rapid improvement and increased appetite. The piece presents her satisfaction as part of a widespread endorsement claim for the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filmer E. Patten
Elm Street
Montpelier
Ange
Also Mentioned on This Page
NERV
Middlesex
Bo War Navings Commission
Pari Ag
Tones
Vermont
W. ML. Augingan
Field Artillery
Myared
Whitney
Northield
Ehaleman
Washington County
Mather
Mie
T. Harvey
Wory
Bt Paryher
Dusbury
Cary
Boston
Wilward Virtues
Greensboro
Chukch
Esa
Peete Chet
Cambridge Rubber Co
Cambridge
Masa
Joseph W. Raymond
Helen Wedgwood
Frederick Leeds
Grace Church
New Haven
Leeds
Henry Hatch
Hegran
Aliee Hatch
Adelaide
Edgearton
Mies Hatch
Eilgar Hateh
Haehoon
Wisconsin
Fi. Ei. Fish
Athelia Mial
Pgifford
Attrres
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Arene Rumrill
Frances Hartshorn
Strafford
Alice Lamb
Volney Osha
Clifford Jones
Marguerite Thomas
Tophet
Bernice Fielders
Yong
Emma Canyon
J. 1. Litchfield
Mish
Inex Litchfield
Springfield
R. Greene
Ethel
Harrisburg
John Stele
Jacksonville
Fly
Altout
Detroit
Stehle
L. & Brigham
Gerald Stevens
Cox
Merchant's Row
Edwina Flint
Ars
Hilythe Steves
Mise B
Harriette Hayward
L. 8
Cleveland
Abbie ¥. Clarke
Grand Chapter
Afatel Kenyon
Windsor
Clifford Bennett
Delaney Farm
Waitsfield
South Fairlee
Lympus Indice
Siery
Max Barrows
Edmond Regan
Norwich University
Groton
Baptist Conference
CB. Page
Lelia Thurston
Vance Brothers
Beattie
Jexander McRae
H.W. Heath
A. M. Heath
Alice Emerson
Lowe Ell
Mats
Carroll Ricker Ard
Fund
St. Johnsbury
B.D. Ricker
Rose Crown
M. J. R. Hall
Horace Carson
Woodaville
N. 1
Alexander Hurnett
Rubina
John D. Hall
A. E. Clark
Pateh
Gorham
N. H
Bath
Ricker
W. ©. Charbertis
Newbury
Maes
George Eastman
J. B. Heath
Lyme
N. UL
G. H. Pillsbury
B. Heath
Groten Imes
Heath
Edward Emery
Ellsworth Carter
Hoeardville
Horace Jenkins
Kaniteville
Aint
Maribah Taylor
Bert Page
Hile
Westville
Lena BE
Ayegate
Maine
Lusitania
Europe
Alan
Mass
Rathskeller
Auto Plant Plana
THORS
Barre Electric Company
F.B. Lawrence
Dict Clarence Mallory
Mary Coughil Goldine
Cummings & Lewis
Wwll Denier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!