Burlington Pioneer Richardson Dies In Burlington Home
Albert Emore Richardson, longtime Burlington businessman and Wells & Richardson associate, died at 76 after a heart attack two days earlier. Born in Lisdon New Hampshire he helped found Wells & Richardson and later the Johnson Richardson company manufacturers of Dv-la at 134 Pearl Street. He left a wife long deceased and is survived by son Frederick of New York and brothers William of London New Hampshire and Charles of Maine.
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Burlington
Albert Emore Richardson
B. M. Lambkin
North Avenue
Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Lisdon
N.H
A.D. Pease
Druges
Wells & Richardson Company
Wells & Richardson
Charles M. Johnson
Johnson-Richardson Company
Pearl Street
Frederick
New York
William
London
N. H
Charles
Maine
Barre Daily Times Local notices and summer plans mix
Barre Daily Times reports on graduation books sales at Mar s Book Store and flowers for the 8 H S ball, a dance in Howland hall with Gilbertson s orchestra, and class flowers sold at the opera house. It notes arrivals from Dorchester and Graniteville, a Spaulding star at home, and a West Point shift to a three year primary school with graduates headed to France. Military and civic events frame a busy Barre scene.
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Mar
Spaulding
Iriver
Cutler Bros
Aidy
Howland Hall
Gilbertson
Opera House
Cottage Street
Albert P. Wood
Dorchester
Ida BE
Yor
Ellen Ward
South Barre
Queen City Park
Burlington
Mine Tree
Yvonne Bilodeau
Graniteville
Manchester
N. T
Alexander
Sandy” Mortimer
East Hill
University of Pennsylvania
Foresters’ Hall
Worthen Block
American Federation of Labor
Montpelier
Lieut, Lyne
Riilors
Barre
Helen Brown
North Male Street
Montreal
Brown
South Hit Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Tho
Benjamin Falls
Myrle Pirie
James Pirie
White River Junction
Elliot J. Pirle
Navy
U.S
Rhody Island
Busch
Hawker
Grieven
Atlantic
James Pirie, Jr
D. A. Perry
Vermont
Redfield Phillips
Monr Coe
Daniel Skinner
Waitsfield
Mark Moody
Waterbury
John Brosa
Anna
Brus
Hoboken
N. J
Chip
America
France
Paul Cook
United States ‘Army
Pertin Street
West Point
Mursh
United States
University of Actual Ex
New York Tribune
Montpelier Meeting Topics Brick from Barre Granite
A Montpelier Board of Trade meeting discussed building a cement brick from Barre granite. Ex Boston expert Simmes Linnehan to prepare a Barre granite brick sample. Barre granite cost figures were reviewed by Guy Varnum of Boutwell Milne Varnum. Local court records note F W Mitchell paid fines in fish and game case. several town notices cover legion formation and other civic items.
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Board of Trade
Simmes Linnehan
Boston
Barre
Guy Varnum
Boutwell, Milne & Varnum Company
Costa
Linnehan
Mrs Eliza Johonnott Funeral Held At East Montpelier
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Johonnott were conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 oclock at the East Montpelier home of Mrs Eva Lawson with Rev James Ramage officiating. The interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery family lot. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended and flowers covered the casket. bearers were John Lawson Clarence Robins Frank Martin and Merton Howland.
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Eva Lawson
Montpelier Road
Eliza Johonnott
James Ramage
Elmwood Cemetery
Lawson
John Lawson
Clarence Robins
Frank Martin
Merton Howland
Vermont Jewelers Convention Held in Burlington
The fourth annual Vermont Retail Jewelers Association convention met in Burlington at Hotel Vermont with over 100 attendees. Officers elected: President George Haseau Rutland, Vice President James Wood Bennington, Secretary Frank Brown Rutland, Treasurer A R VonBette Bennington. Mansur received a gold table lamp and $10.00. Preston awarded $35. next meeting to be in Montpelier.
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Burlington
Vermont
George Haseau
Rutland
James Wood
Bennington
Frank Brown
A. R. VonBette
Montpelier
Association
Arthur G. Mansur
Mansur
National Research Committee
The
Jewelers’ Association
George J. Preston
Tenement to Rent at 347 North Main Street
Four rooms for $19. month located at 347 North Main Street. Brother J C Masons and Plain Geld Light owner risen have a Ea i advertising tot ret. HOS WANTED A capable girl or woman for general housework now available apply to Mi Batesholder, Plainfield RB.
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North Main Street
Ith Brothers
J. C. Mesons
HOS
Hoseewurk
Self Praise Sparks Mixed Reception In Boston Transcript
A brief Boston Transcript quip notes that self praise rarely wins favor while reflecting on self image and public opinion in a pointed exchange.
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Boston Transcript
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George Lang
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Miss Anna Griffin
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Alvie Keith
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Rochester
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Tureday
Asa Baldwin
Barre Road
Washington County
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Dutton
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Northfield
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W. M. Glasheen
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Union Day Goods CO
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Elmwood
Jewelers’ Convention
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Edith
Salome
Theda Bora
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Bryant Washburn
Mr. Washburn
Rex Beach
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