Mrs Sarah Sharpe Dies After Brief Illness in Randolph
Mrs. Sarah Sharpe died at 10 a m Monday from bronchial pneumonia after a brief illness. Born in Randolph Sept 6 1845 she was the daughter of Mirah and Minora Mann. She married Hayden K Sharpe in 1864 and leaves a son Harold in Boston and a half brother Clarence Mann in New Hampshire. The town recalls her long residence and wide acquaintance with many residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sharpe
Hayden K. Sharpe
Harold Sharpe
Boston
Mra. Sharpe
Clarency Mann
New Hampshire
Local Notes and Discharges at Hand
Margaret Barnes injured by a fall from a swing. Harry R. Blake discharged from Camp Devens after overseas service. Tan Nelson returned home from army service. Anna Sarah visiting from Quebec. Miss Lens Tucker visited Mrs Flora Beards. Center school closed with an evening entertainment raising funds for classroom furnishings. Teacher Mina Albiantti cannot return next year. Vernice Whitcomb ill with tonsillitis. Bowman moves into H J Whitcomb home. A Nelson moves into J B Nel’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barnes
H. J. Barnes
Harry R. Blake
France
Camp Devens
Tan Nelson
Anna Sarah
Quebec
Lens Tucker
Flora Beards
Center School
Mina Albiantti
Vernice Whitcomb
Mr. Bowman
East Barre
H. J. Whitcomb
A. Nelson
J. B. Nel
Hogs Hit New High Price in Chicago Market
Hogs sold at 21.60 a hundredweight in Chicago yesterday setting a new high mark. The market report notes strong demand and higher futures activity across ledgers in the Chicago market archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seven Barks Digestive Tonic Promises Health Repair
A medical ad touts SEVEN BARKS as Nature's remedy to prevent disappointments from indigestion and missed social events. It claims the tonic stimulates the liver, regulates bile flow, expels poisons, and restores digestion, promising brighter eyes and better sleep once taken with regular meals. Price is 60 cents.
Fruitatives Liver Tablets Help Clear Health Problems
Walter J Marriott of Ogdensburg New York reports lasting relief after using Fruitatives Liver Tablets for years of liver and kidney trouble and fatigue. A box costs 2.10 with a trial size of 25 cents and is sold by dealers or Fruit-atives Limited in Ogdensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottana
Walter J, Marriott
Ogdensburg
N, Y
North Montpelier Social Round Reflects Seasonal Visits
North Montpelier residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Calais Plainfield Montpelier and Cabot among others. Local births marriages and engagements noted with travel to Northfield Falls and Montreal. Visitors included LeBarron Brown Kennedy and McKinstry families as well as guests from Windsor New York City and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank LeBarron
Calais
Victor ‘Templeton
Lucius Brown
Albany
H. Kennedy
Montpelier
Annie
Cora Duquette
Mixs
Margaret McDonald
Gertrude Wool
Granitwville
Henry Cate
Alice Cate
Plainfield
H. Knight
Little Woolen Company
Glenn Martin
Cubat
Walter Chapin
Leon King
Neal Templeton
Marion McKinstry
Templeton
Northfield Falls
Charles Stoddard
Will Perks
Calala
New
George I. Pray
Ba, Pitkin
John Emery
Alma Little
George KF
Pray
Pauline
East Calais
Emma Chapin
Glenn McKinstry
Morton McKinstry
and Mea
Fred Coburn
Fulda
Minn
Lewis Coburn
Piel
Frank Colson
Waterbury Center
P. Noyes
Boston
Spaulding
C. Britain
Catalso la
Wesley Benjamin
East Calais Residents Hover Between News and Travel
Obscure town notes record deaths and visits among East Calais residents. Caroline Robinson dies in Montpelier after residence in Calais, with services noted at the Home of her daughter. Several locals travel to Barre, Montpelier, Brattleboro, and Saratoga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Robinson
Mmears
Calais
Harry Hawkins
Montpelier
W. J. Coates
Erma Lilley
Mass
Dwinell
Saratoga
Skidmore School of Art
James R. Coutts
Howard Dailey
Gardner
Brattleboro
Ada Austin
Mise Irene Atwell
Iden
Julia Wheelock
Wells River Triumphs Over Piermont 17 to 12
Wells River defeated Piermont 17 to 12 in a shaky game marked by a missing pitcher for the visitors and strong pitching by Stark for Wells River who finished with Chase. Lineups list Wells River and Piermont players with notable performances and errors amid a busy column of local sports and community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells River
Piermont
Acore
Chase
Lo Wateh
Piormont
Banish Objectionable Hairs With A Single Application
An advertisement promises a home hair remover using powdered delatone mixed with water to form a paste that covers hairs for 2 to 3 minutes then washes off. It claims skin will be soft and hairless without damage if the correct delatone is used.
Local Family Movements Reported In Various Towns
Norwich D T Barrett and family visited Bradford. Tack Kerwin traveled with his mother Mrs HLH to Ladue. Mrs Nettle Martin attended graduation exercises in Meriden. Grace Hand has closed her school in Fairlee and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack Kerwin
Hlh
Nettle Martin
Chelsea
LS. Martin
Meriden
N.bl
Carl
Grace Hand
Fairlee
Phosphate Treatment Promises For Thin People
Advertisements tout organic phosp h ator compounds as a cure for thinning and weakness. Claims say the remedy feeds body cells with essential nutrients, increases weight, and boosts energy while easing nervous tension. Cautions warn against side effects and urge consultation before use.
Fatness Kills and Self Help Scam Target Fat People
A dubious health hoax claims extreme weight leads to rapid death and urges readers to mail $1 to a New York address for a “reliable self-treatment.” It warns overweight individuals face pneumonia heart failure and early death, then sells dubious remedies without medical basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacita
Harmeas Recom
Eraators
Te Nore
Tery
New York, NY
Dorothy Dalton at the opera in Plainfield June 18
At the Plainfield opera house on June 18 Dorothy Dalton stars in Vive Le France a dandy war drama hailed as one of the best. Admission 28 cents including war tax and Burton Holmes travel highlights also shown. Local notices record residents visiting Montpelier Brattleboro North Montpelier and Barre with many names and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Dorothy Dalton
France
Burton Holmes
Ellen Martin
Ruth Grealey
Brattleboro
Whi Grealey
George King
Herbert Cate
Montpelier
A. E. Foss
BE. W. Pitkin
North Montpelier
Miss Wilton
Miss Martin
Joe Bexijamin
Lamb
East Calais
Thureday
Hillis
Archie Goodell
South Royalton
Keo
High Street
Filen Panty
Wollaston
Mase
Frank Woodwork
East Mottpelier
Gardner Spencer
Mise Jane Clark
Steele
W. A. Moran
Cavendiah
L Laheyette
Jatoe
Bessie
Madelin Shorey
Ellen Shorey
Arthur Bartlett
Marshfield
Blanche Perrin
E. Myrick
Bridport
Ella Preeman Ie
W. Morse
John Fat
Milclesex
Edson Hill
M. Hooker
Montpellier
BE. Lane
Helen Batchelder
Barre
W. J. Batchelder
Nettin Clark
North Hatley
P. Q
H.C. Holt
Paliiselli
Row. Wells
Jerome Barlaw
Currin
Edith Hollister
Arthur Townsend
Misa Madeline Dow
Mayo Wyman
Henn Fohnan
North Danville
TL. Martin
Barre Monat
William Davie
Montpeler
A. W. Hewitt
Will Hall Starts Work for James Brague in North Randolph
North Randolph notes a local move as Will Hall begins work for James Brague. Mrs F Cone and party traveled to Lake Sunmupee New Hampshire. Carl and Helen Howe of Tunbridge visited John Perham over Sunday. Mr and Mrs D B E Sargent entertained cousins from Springfield Maine. Mrs Dix Camp traveled to Bakersfield for her son’s graduation. Emma Comp of Williamstown visits her mother Mrs Sally Camp. The Fitts family hosted all children and grandchildren. Don Salter and Mabel Tyler spent Sunday in Truburg. Clyde Bowen and family moved onto the LaBelle farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hall
James Brague
F. ©. Cone
Lake Sunmupee
N. H
Carl
Helen Howe
Tunbridge
John Perham
D. BE. Sargent
Miler Creadien
Springfield
Dix Camp
Bakersfield
Emma Comp
Williamstown
Sally Camp
BK. A. Fitts
Don Salter
Mabel Tyler
Truburg
Mes
Clyde Bowen
LaBelle Farm
Local Visitors Share Sunday Hosts and Guests
Randolph visitor John Duval spent Sunday with Dennis Barcombe. East Roxbury residents Mr and Mrs John Ladd and Mrs Andrew Ladd were guests of Mr and Mrs Horace Wakefield. Bull Run resident Will Webster visited Harriet Christopher on Sunday. Agnes Barcombe traveled to Randolph Sunday to spend the week with her aunt Mrs John Oval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duval
Randolph
Dennis Barcombe
John Ladd
Andrew Ladd
East Roxbury
Horace Wakefield
Will Webster
Bull Run
Harriet Christopher
Agnes Barcombe
John Oval
Local notes from Bethel and nearby towns
Bethel area notices include Clyde EB Bethel Blosaam returning home in good health after service in Poanve. Sunday schools note children's day under Grace Rowe. Harl E Shepard elected assistant steward. Reports from Potsdam Manchester and Barre visitors and stays. Violent showers and lightning observed. August Haikara potato plants in Highland park bloom. Sergt Wallace Arnold home for a few days after war service. Mrs Wesley Gilman returns to Bedford Quebec. Edwin Ho Melntyre returns to Camp Dozens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde EB
Blosaam
Poanve
Lympus Methodist Sunday School
Grace Rowe
Tateags
James
Manchester
Gordon Batchelder
Springfield
Lizzie Manning
Jonnie Hackett
Emma’ Jaques
Barre
W. J. Turner
St. Johnbury
Harry Emery
Bascom House
A.W. LaFountain
Wilbur H. Gould
Amsden
Wallace Arnold
83D Division
Wesley Gilman
Bedford
Que
Martha W. Arold
Fdvin Ho Melntyre
Oh murder cheap ponds and whiskies quoted in Boston Transcript
A fragment from a Boston Transcript piece notes two samples described as melting like cheap ponds to the speaker. The other says the whiskies are the best on them and that they are over tea and old enough to have better scants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Freckle Cream Ad Promises Clear Skin on Budget
A vintage advertise claim offers a lemon juice based freckle remover. It instructs squeezing two lemons into a bottle with three measures of corded alcohol and a quarter pint of lotion to massage on face neck arms and hands. The ad touts inexpensive, harmless, non irritating results and urges purchase at grocers or drug stores.
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Genieve Lamson
Chicago University
Emma Wood
Frank Bliles
Oakville
Conn
D. Wheeler
Judge Rowell
RW. Allen
Ette
Ruth Allen
Allen
Helene Ranney
Greenfield
Harry Chase
Stephen Witham
Miss Ranney
Wet Witham
Dwight Adams
West Point
Gage
J. Hy Farlow
Emma Harlow
University of Vermont
DELCO
W. G. Goodwin
North
Lilian Thwinell Gray
Heaton Hospital
Harry Clark Bias
Cadillac
K. Owinell
Rey Pitkin
Goddard Seminary
Mina Pearl Bliss
Montpulier Seminary
Margaret Sanders Joventhy
Elizabeth Peck
Taynewall
D. B. Dwinell
Hermon Bullock
Inez Wine
Hardwick
Alma Lownard
Olive Wheelock
Clara Tenrae
John Bancroft
Julia Wheelnck
Trene Atwell
Craftebury
FB. B. Brown
Woodsvily
Littleton
Barber
Woodaville
The
Library Association
R. E. Farwell
Linsey
Milwaukee
Welle River High’ School
Fonui Regaional
Village Hall
Lake Morey
Fulsom Yee
Nashua
N.hl
Fulsom
Josephine Laarted
Wr. Miller
Godsyville
Cottage Hospital
David Wilkie
Hale's Tavern
J. B Hale
New London
St. Johnehogy
Bradford
Wella River
Remuty
Norwich
D. T. Barrett
Ant T. S. Gates
Sun Ay
Davelong
Moniern
Hymidana
Crown & Con
Wallatnetion
Tolanean
Rimantes
Gunnarali
North Randolph
West Brookfield
Bethel
Castoria
Infante
Tel
Norton
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bennington, Vt
Salome
Palestine
Players
Old Jerusalem
Jaffa Gate
Herald
Theda Bara
William Fox
Herod
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