Dempsey resumes sparring after four day layoff in Atlantic City
After a four day layoff Jack Dempsey resumed training with the pros as he pushes toward the July 2 bout. Martin Burke will leave the staff due to a cauli ear and undergo an operation in New York, returning as a guest for the balance of training. Georges Carpentier plans to stay in Manhasset camp until hours before the fight and then motor to the arena.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Burke
New York
Dempsey
Dempary
Ghee
Patsy Cline
Barthold
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Harry Grob
Pittsburgh
Jamaica
Kid
Kid Norfolk
Larry Williams
Jack Penault
Joe Benjamin
Jon Gane
Camp Ieeeeen
Marcel Denis
Joe Gans
Paul Journee
Joe Joan Aagte
Local Notes and Incidents From Town Life
ORANGE A C Carpenter and H P Blake are reported as petit furore from this town this term of county court. A Cutler completed the state road job on the height of land and a resurface on the infield road near Kimball Corner. L J Miner doing a resurface on the cross road between Wash on and the Center. Miss Katherine Sullivan was called home by the death of her father Kr Bisson who had the misfortune to eat his foot but was recovering. Fred Curtis Henry Hird and Frank Beard went to Enyex county on a fishing trip. Mr and Mrs Frank Aiken visiting in Cabot and Calais. KF A Cutler and family at Smuggler s Note Sunday. Miss Carrie Waterman recovering from severe illness. Clifton Tomlinson had a bad accident Monday riding down a hill on a bicycle when a tire came off and he fell on the grated road. His finger was bruised and escaped and a general shaking up sustained. Dr Avery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Carpenter
H. P. Blake
Petit Furore
A. Cutler
Kimball Corner
L. J. Miner
Washon
Katherine Sullivan
Kr. Bisson
Fred Curtis
Henry Hird
Frank Beard
Enyex County
Frank Aiken
Cabot
Calais
KF. A. Cutler
Carrie Waterman
Clifton Tomlinson
Hairy Growth Removal Method In Plain Terms
A rough ad describes removing hairy growths with Delatone and water. It suggests applying a paste to the skin, letting it sit briefly, then rubbing off and washing. The language is unclear and contains misspellings but centers on a salon style skin treatment.
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Girton
Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as standard purifier tonic
Advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a premier blood purifier and tonic with forty years of family use. Claims universal testing and roots and herbs behind its efficacy. Mentions Hood's Pills as a cathartic and notes visitors Mrs Archie Forger from Tilton and Miss Lucy Clark.
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Hood
Summit House register gifted to Stowe Free library
The first register of Summit House on Mt Mansfield, covering July August and September 1859, is donated to the Stowe Free library by H L Bingham through J C Camp. The volume records over 1,100 visitors, mainly from Vermont, with notable entries from Boston New York City Washington Canada East Lake City England and Scotland. The hotel, built a year earlier, hosted services for a Universalist convention and featured a free ministerial dinner, while a midwinter ascent in 1860 told of peril and rescue.
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Stowe Free Library
Summit House
Mt Mansfield
Harry Lepata
Waterbury
J. C. Camp
Binggham
L. M. Bingham
Burlington
Stowe
W. H. H. Bingham
Mansfield
Camp
Bingham
H. L. Bingham
Stone Free Library
Vermont
Boston
New York Cty
Washington, D. C
Tome
Canada East
Lake City
California
England
Scotland
George G. Wakeeid
Binge
O. H. Tillotson
Balch
Ludlow
Mt. Mansfeld
Trey
Usay
Howe
Themelves
Btowe
Teountain
BP. Sutton
Molly
Mra
CS. Taylor
T. F. Barnes
Mise Abbie Barnet
Duffy Lewis May Return to Red Sox as Free Agent
Boston reports star outfielder Duffy Lewis may rejoin the Red Sox after being declared a free agent following a New York Yankees trade. Ty Cobb, visiting Detroit manager, indicates interest in adding Lewis for Detroit.
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Boston
Duffy Lewis
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Ty Cobb
Detroit
DROWNED NEAR HOME IN DANBY BOY eight-year-old Bunhoe
Rutland, six miles from Rutland, reports the drowning of John Bunhoe eight son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Bunhoe of Danby in Otter creek near their home. He fell in while fishing alone near a deep hole. Men nearby heard cries and rushed to help but he had already died. It is thought the boy may have died from shock.
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Rutland
John
Alfred Bunhoe
Danby
Otter Creek
Thayer, Orsan 92, Brattleboro resident dies in hospital
Orsan Thayer of Guilford died Friday night in Melrose hospital West Brattleboro aged 92. He was among four siblings with a combined 357 years. Thayer fell May 31 breaking his right hip and gradually declined after admission. He had been recovering from a dock incident but not fully regained strength.
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Brattleboro
Orsan Thayer
Guilford
Melrose Hospital
West Brattleboro
Thayer
East Hardwick Notes and Little Local Movements
East Hardwick notes record a busy period with visits from Dr C W Farrington and family, Ralph from Boston, C H Stevens, and a wedding reception for Mr and Mrs Joe Richards. Milley finished a successful school term and plans to return in fall. Residents travel between St Johnsbury Calais Greensboro and West Burke. Mine Eunice Davidson takes a position in Orleans. Children's Sunday slated at the Congregational church on June 10.
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Eva Russell
St. Johnsbury
C. W. Farrington
Ralph
Boston
C.H. Stevens
Joe Richards
Orleans
Ada Gouldie
Sweet
Ormond Loomis
Hayalton
B. M. Leach
Carroll French
Ford Wa
Jack Hancock
Congregational Church
Cabot News Roundup Includes Moves and Games
Cabot residents report moves to Elm street and Bond hill while Mrs Beulah Whittemore enters St Johnsbury hospital for throat surgery. The Cabot ball team travels to Greensboro next Friday for a game. Seniors’ entertainment drew 68. juniors’ play received praise. Schools close for summer vacation as twelve juniors enjoyed an outing at Joe's pond. Dr Carl Harvey of Middletown Conn and wife visited old acquaintances. George Currier hospitalized in Tunbridge for appendicitis and recovering.
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Harlie Dane
Cabot
Greensboro
Carl Harvey
Middletown
Conn
Harvey
Cabot High School
Frese
George Currier
St. “Tohnebury
Adamant Community News Roundup
Adamant Bible school will meet at 8 o clock Sunday morning. Rev A W Hewitt of Mansfield will be at the church to speak on Patriot Day. Mr and Mrs Aro Slayton visited their son Karl in East Montpelier and were later in Woodbury at Walter Dailey s. Mrs King and daughter rode to Plumfield to visit. Winnie Patch is visiting grandparents in Wrigh teville. Mildred Taylor of Groton works with Jonnie Ferris. Str Vern Patch has stained hams after a visit to Wrighterville. Misse Ferris still unwell. Mie McLowd stepped on a nail. foot improving but crutches needed. A rally program is planned for Sunday with details to be announced. All members are urged to attend.
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Aro Slayton
Karl
East Montpelier
Michael Thompson
Barre
T. L
C. G. Spencers
Ferris
McLowd
Wrighterville
Adamant Bible School
SB O'Clek
A. W. Hewitt
Mainfield
Tsuiel
Stirling Wins French Open Round in Paris Women Golf
Alexa Stirling of Atlanta defeats Thurston Wright of Pittsburg in the fourth round of the women's French Open at Fontainebleau. English players Leitch, Clark, Griffiths, and Wathered win, while French entrants are eliminated. Bombardment by French artillery paused practice, rattling players during the first days of the tournament.
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Fontainebleau
France
Associated Press
Alexa Stirling
Atlanta
Thurston Wright
Pittsburg
England
Tony Manchett
San Francisco
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Wes
Archie Forger
Tilton
N. H
Lucy Clark
Plainville
H. Clark
Old Summit House Register
Pan Keiser
Pauline
Frog Montpelier
Gedires
Sweater Welch
Orson Thayer
East Hardwick
Adamant
Mistrangelo & Son
Dartmouth Chocolates
Jim
Dartmouth
Wilcox
Moretown, Vt
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Ture
Lorain
Gordon Block
J. W. Dillon
Bolster Block
Ranaeast
Anne
BUICK
Cora Tire
Menor
Palace Garage
Aznbolm
Dunbar
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