Storm harms crops and crops damaged by hail near Brattleboro
A storm Sunday near Brattleboro damaged crops and left several plants scattered. Joseph Sholosky has been missing since June 1 leaving a wife and seven children. Miss J Frances Hamilton returns home from California exposition with a group of five New England girls. Over 70 Pawlet farmers joined the county farm bureau and formed a local Farmers club at town hall with A ly elected president G W Buxton secretary and Clifford Palmer treasurer.
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Joseph Sholosky
Fra
Mr. Shelosky
J. Frances Hamilton
Richford
Boston Herald
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Pawlet
County Farm Bureau
Aly
G. W. Buxton
Clifford Palmer
Marshfield Notes on Local People and Events
The Marshfield column reports W D Smith's recovery from a serious burn, local residents' travels and educations, medical visits, and community activities. It mentions W B Pitkin's summer study, Mrs. Fletcher Hospital operation plans, Mrs. Carter of Cambridge visiting relatives, auto purchase by Luther M. Warden, O W Hooker visiting family, Harold Pike's summer with parents, Alice Clark finishing Plainfield teaching, Dorothy Wooster caring for Mrs Adama, Rural Carrier Spencer on vacation with substitute H S Brown, Dr H S Carver's lectures in Chicago, the Vermont State Pharmaceutical meeting, Lake Dunmore hospital move, Pike district school close, and a busy schedule of social and band events including Fourth of July plans.
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W. D. Smith
Burnaby
W. B. Pitkin
Middlebury College
George Emery
Athletcher Hospital
Burington
F. H. Carter
Cambridge
Mra. Earle V Bridge
Carl
Luther M. Warden
O. W. Hooker
St. Johnsbury
M. K. Hall
Boston
Harold Pike
Montpelier
Mra
J. Burton Pike
Alice Clark
Plainfield
Dorothy Wooster
Celia Adama
FE. A. Rowebrook
Spencer
H. 8
Brown
Carver Lag
Chicago
Vermont State Pharmaceutical Mra
Nelson Gay
Lake Dunmore
Milton E. Northrop
Pike
Vena Townsend
Arthur Jamieson
Lyndonville
Swerdfeger
William Stepley
Calais
J. W. Sul
Ham
Addie Curtis
Belle Cole
Leon Wilson
Wella River
Kate Hadlock
C.D. Smith
Lake St. Joseph
B. A. Lamberton
Barre
G. B. Wheeler
Clara Bliss
Ferent Dow
Fred Morse
Greensboro
Wheeler Cottage
A. Welch
Peacham
Earle Walbridge
G. F. Bliss
C.K. Shepard
McCrillis
Conpian Lake
F. N. Parrott
Montpélier
George 1. Ormebec
Petgarngr
Gerry
Teteton
B. TH. Newness
A. J.gilman
Mike Zenith Bemis
Ruth Sargent
Avon Hall
Raymond Gilman
Lake Groton
George Adame
Bouke
A. R. Cole
Taki
Ant Fin
Aln
Shepard
Limle
Autor
Springfield Congregational Church Seeks Dodge Property Purchase
The Springfield Congregational Church aims to raise six thousand dollars to buy the N. C. Dodge property adjoining the church. Half the amount is pledged by a church member, with a canvass planned to secure the remaining three thousand. The land fronts about 40 feet and its future use is not announced.
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Springfield
Public bequest in will of Jote McCullough
The will of Jote McCullough probated here names a $25 000 bequest to the Bennington Free Library association for trustees to direct. It specifies legacies to four children and to others including Eleanor Williams Mary McGuire and the private secretary David Bowman. Executors are the widows, with life lease for William Green and wife at North Bennington House.
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Jote McCullough
North Bannington
Mor
East Montpelier Bee Replacement Scheme Aired
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local East Montpelier matter involving replacements, memorial day events, and a meeting chaired by Mentypeter Temmtey Wallore Clark. References appear to include Grove ty Joie, Mire, Charkee Eeechey, and Mire Bike Metinigtt with mentions of Mine Hiliend and local officials Bre, Wyn, and Sipe Law Preteen.
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Charkee Eeechey
Daughiter
Wallore Clark
Mentyelinr
Hiteed
Ong
Vinties Tre
Law
Eckman's Alterative touted for lung trouble relief
An old advertisement claims Eckman's Alterative restored health for numerous lung ailments. It cites a weak customer and promotion through Lippincott Whitman stores and Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia. The pitch emphasizes up-building the system with no habit forming drugs and offers a booklet and varying bottle sizes.
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Eckman
Lippincott
Pincott
Whitment
Hckman
Fevoverien
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Topsham and Area Social Notes Include Guests and School News
Topsham and South Ryegate visitors are noted with Mrs Lenora Richardson and her sister staying briefly in Wallafield. Local families, including Hood and White, hosted guests from East Barre and Chelsea. School term ends with Carrie Kennedy and Lena Thorn among graduates. primary pupils show strong attendance. Teacher Leona Thorn led the class as George White visited Chelsea.
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Newbury
le EB
McKinley
E. Powers
Groton
Eon Maxon
Piermont
K. EK
Powers
Alvah Sawyer
W. M. Hood
Laura KE
Ellie
Montpelier
Jena Thorn
Maple Wood Hotel
Barnet
Lakeside
Bernice Dilleoy
West Topsham
Fannie Welch
Carrie Kennedy
Orange
Lena Thorn
Chelsea
Eva G. Hood
Fannie Hood
Ivie M. MeLam
Renwick J. Frost
Kermit €. Hood
Wendell R. Melam
Gerald H. Powers
Ray B. Powers
Leale R. Frost
Bryne E. Powers
Mildred Powers
Wendell MeLam
Lina Melam
Leona Thorn
George White
South Meadow church hosts Children’s Day turnout
Rev L W Pease preached both services Sunday in Corinth. The Children’s Day program at South Meadow church June 27 drew a large crowd for four small participants. A R Jacobe traveled to Burlington for his wife’s operation. she is comfortable. Fred Welton’s mother’s remains were brought from Fairlee for burial in the South Meadow cemetery. Mrs Cordelia Sargent is out again. Busy Boys plan a Cookville July 4 celebration. all invited.
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W. Pease
South Meadow
A. R. Jacobe
Burlington
Rowland
Fred Welton
Fairlee
Mre
Cordelia Sargent
Cookville
Miller Bros and 101 Ranch Wild West Show at Montpelier
A parade precedes two Wild West performances featuring Miller Bros and Arlington 101 Ranch with Jess Willard. The show includes stagecoach hold-ups, pony express relays, Indian and cowboy acts, buffalo hunts, and rodeo events led by Lone Wolf and Iron Tall. Two shows at 1:00 and 2:15 with a 10:30 parade.
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Beenes
Miller Bros. & Arlington
Montpelier and
Vicinity
Jess Willard
Sparrers
Iron Tall
Lone Wolf
Jesse Willard
Mothers Club plans July Fourth gathering in Theron Perry woods
The mothers club of the south district will hold a pleasant in Theron Perry's woods Monday July 5. Plainfield Sunday school is invited to attend. Tea cream and lemonade will be served. Everyone is welcome. Roy Gale returned Saturday from Waterbury and left Tuesday for northern Maine for the summer.
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Mothers’ Club
South District
Theron Perry
Woods
Plainfield
Everbody
Roy
Gale
Waterbury
Maine
Grafting and Budding Methods and Practices
The article explains grafting and budding as joining a superior plant to an inferior rootstock to improve fruit quality. It describes stock selection, scion placement, budding techniques, and care to ensure intercommunication between graft parts, with notes on timing, healing, and common forms used in apples and other species.
Real Estate Agency Listing in Barre Vermont
A fragment discusses property options offered by A. Perry Real Estate Agency in Barre Vermont. Mentions Howland Cave Building and unit designations 2 and 3 with references to reasonable terms and early buyer awareness.
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Ately FF
D. A. Perry Real Estate
Barre
Vermont
Howland-Cave
Real Estate Agent Ad Harvests Farmland Listings
A garbled ad from J. J. Dashner promotes bulk sale of small farms in a watered wood area near Berry Center, listing various lot numbers and prices. The fragment hints at equipment, transport, and bulk sale terms, with contact at Berry Center address and a Vermont-style code.
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J. J. Dashner
Adalph
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