Waitsfield Notes Incomplete Local Gossip And Dairy Report
Waitsfield community notes list visiting relatives and locals, including Mrs Florence Berry, Mrs Williams, Miss Marion Niell, and others. Reports on funerals, school activities, and a Mad River Cow Testing association summary with milk production figures and butter fat yields for several cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plorence Berry
Norwich
Mary Guptil
Waterbury
E. H. Jon
B. H. Jones
W. C. Joslyn
VC. Pierce
Waitefield
T. B. Daniels
Bishee
Moretown
F. Wilder
Waitsfield
WW. D. Bicknell
Underhill Center
Mod River Valley
W. OC
Jonlyn
AT. i ‘Ale Holstein
Jerseys
Pierc
Jersey
Berlin News Roundup of Visits and Obituary Highlights
Numerous regional visits mark the week with Mrs. Freda White Exmons in Providence Alabama and Mrs. Robert Lincoln visiting their former home in Red Teach Maine. Alfred D. Abbott learns of his mother Frances Abbott’s Rutland death, services held, burial at Mt Pleasant alongside husband Daniel Abbott. Bethel’s team opens with a 5 0 win over Randolph in a windy, stormy game. Gaysville Electric Light rope project replaces old line with 2 1 8 1 feet of new rope. Local baseball notes include Bethel and Randolph gameplay and standout pitching by Fred Dutton. Mrs. F L Martin sustains a wrist fracture in Weston Massachusetts, recovering in Boston. Stark High School notes feature a winning season and hospital visit for a child. Clergy updates report Rev We Atkinson and Rev Robert McClure beginning pastorates in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda White Exmons
Providence
Robert Lincoln
Red Teach
Lincollin
Walter Sheldon
Brigtol
Pearl Bowen
Joseph Lorette
Livermore Falls
Carroll Carey
Madison
Cooper's
Milla
Alfred D. Abbott
Rutland
Frances (Roundy) Abbott
Mt. Pieasant
Stockbridge
Daniel F. Abbott
Harvey J. Roundy
South Royalton
A. TD. Abbott
Edward He Abbott
Rochester
Lindell I. Abbott
Harley Williams
Rathod
Ernest EK
Hanna
Gaysville Electric Light & Power Company Lire
Bethel
Randolph
Graham Field
Fred Dutton
Lawsons
Aikenn
Noble
Emery
Baird
Rogers
Dutton
Nery Randolph
Corbett
Barrett
Lawless
Thurton
Stewart
Law -Ervor
Donahue
Sam Wheeler
Oe Vaual
F. L. Martin
Ele
Weston
Mass
Bostrom
Martin
Stark
Kwonme Mee
Hoover
N. Hi
We, Atkinson
Derry
Methodist Heart of Sunday Schools
Robert We McClure
Congregational Church
Memorial Addresses Highlight Knights of Pythian and Odd Fellows
The Knights of Pythian held a memoria address in Castlehall by ex Mayor James D. Estee, followed by an Odd Fellows memorial service with an address by Rev. Albert H. Spence Jr. Road oil deliveries continue for street work, and local court cases involve fines and brief jail terms for intoxication. An ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for melancholy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythian
Castlehall
James DB. Estee
The
Odd Fellows
Beth
Albert H. Spence, Jr
John Carlson
Graniteville
Mark Burke
Woodbury
Carleon
Turke
Randolph Visit and Community News From Local Neighbors
Randolph residents host visitors from Melrose and Brookline. Dr. Charles Cashman travels from Chicago to Dartmouth commencement with family. Diphtheria case appears on School Street. Local society notes include teaching stints, a hospital stay, and upcoming Montpelier Methodist district meeting June 30 to July 1 at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thresher
Melrose
Highlands
Thresher
Lyman Hatchinson
Randolph Avenue
Mita Mildtot Fuller
Brooktie
W. R. Shirgent
Charles Cashman
Chicago
G. EK. Cashman
Will
F. A. Eaton
Dartmouth College
H. H. Howard
Myrtle Rogers
Pittsfield
Anil Ie
Mer
Omer Rogers
Don Moore
Sharon Tws
Marcott
School Street
Charles Burridge
Frank Sargent
Sargent,Osgood & Roundy
Ayrare
Montpellive
Methodist Association
Doan’s Kidney Pills Praise from Barre Resident
Mrs. William Stephens of 78 Maple Avenue Barre Vermont testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills cured a condition years ago and remains permanent. She urges continued publication of her statement as dealers sell the remedy nationwide with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents for Doan’s at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stephens
Maple Avenue
Barre
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Marshfield Town News and Public Notices
Rev W B Newton visited town on Friday. Vermont and New Hampshire Independent Telephone Association rep visited Thursday and Friday promoting a new telephone directory. Local schools held Friday events in the intermediate department led by Miss Fran Fellows with top merit awards for Edward Mine, Flora Sulham, and others. Commencement exercises at Marshfield High School were Friday in Pythian Hall with a varied program and student recognitions. Alumni banquet and Pythian Hall events drew strong community turnout and praise for recent activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Newton
The
Methodist Church
H. Chapin
Vermont
Kingston Chapine
Archie Ro Saxby
Walter
Carlton
Edna St. Johns
Mitel Henderson
Junior
Raves
Vowal Wali
de Mighty
Kingston Cin Roudingi
Homme” Tousen
Manne Henderson
Weilgwang
Arthie
Reading
Stanley W. Landes
Uny
Leoty M. Taig
Histand
Gladys Newton
Oakes
Harrie
Folsom
Nheraby
Saxby
Tow
Elien Ant Lc
Pythian
Ring Stolen From Toe On Frisco Train
In St. Louis on June 2 Dr. Eugene Wy Dison of Oklahoma City traveling with his wife reported a sleeping car berth theft on a Frisco train. Mrs. Dixon wore a ring to guard against robbery but cannot recall when it vanished. The diamond weighed one and one sixteenth carats and detectives suspect the theft occurred overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Eugene Wy Dison
Oklahoma City
Boston
Dixon
Strikes Gold in Last Pan at Baker County
Charles Huron, an aged planter and prospector near Pine Creek, Baker County, arrives in Baker with a pouch of gold nuggets from a two year claim. Burgess had previously extracted gold from the site but delayed quitting. On arrival he recounts finding a pan with nuggets valued at 14 and others at 9. The claim is now worked by himself and two partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Charles Hurconn
Baker County
Pine Creek
Burgess
Tovek
Stricket
Hineelf
Rheuma Stops All Pain Teat remedy ad
An old advertisement touts Rheuma as a universal pain remedy sold by Red Cross Pharmacy for Moconta. It claims to relieve uric acid buildup, improve blood flow, and restore liver bowels to normal function with one daily dose, urging readers to try it.
The Finest Rose Garden in America Feature
A July article praises Hartford Connecticut public rose gardens as possibly the finest in America with visitors from far and wide. It notes Humboldt park in Chicago and a growing reputation of public rose displays in several cities. The piece also previews The Squaw Man play and its motion picture adaptation by Lasky, DeMille, and collaborators across England and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Companion
A. Waugh
Jos Hin
America
Hartford
Conn
Pacific Coast
Elisabeth Park
Chicago
Humboldt Park
Minneapolis
Or 1
Pirk
Edwin Boyle
Dustin ‘Arnum
Josue L. Lasky
New York
Cecil T. DeMille
David Licksoo
Free Eye Remedy Prescription Promises Quick Relief
A broad plea urges readers to use a simple eye treatment: five grains Optona tablet dissolved in two ounces of water and used as an eye bath several times daily. The ad claims improved cleanliness, sharper vision, and relief from inflammation and irritation, noting safety for infants and the elderly and crediting reports from wearers who quit use after improvement.
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Barre Clo
White Mountain
N. C. Phelps Company Telephone
Barre, Vermont
All America Low
American Clothing CO
North Main Street
Drown
Mr. Perry
Mr Nowean
Kellogg’s
Toiyal
Russell’s
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Berlin
Montpelier
Williamstown
Mae
T. M. Beckett
Nam
O. H. Magoon Omchee
Finder
Postasive
Lydia E. Pinkahim
M. E. Barlow
Bellanta
Com
Warviews
Adrt
J. J. Sullivan
Doan
Oklahoma
Afr
Lasky
Middlewest
Mare
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Mr. Boyle
Barre Electric Company
North Main St
Auto For Hire
James Hastings
Bay State Liquid Paints
Matheson
A. W. Beckley
Crown's Drug Store
N. E
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