Quarrymen Meeting Notice in St Sylvester's Basement
Branch No 12 of the Workers International Union of North America will hold a meeting in the basement of St Sylvester's church in tiranite ville on March 11 at 7 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Jesse Miller correspondent.
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Workers’ International Union of North America
St. Sylvester's Church
Tiraniteville
Jesse Miller
Cor. Ays
Mies
Mildred McGne
Anna Meo
St. Athane
Ladhew and
Bedding
Eltrch
Fish Day Special Offers For Lent Season
The notice promotes a Lent season fish sale featuring fresh salt, smoked and canned varieties. Highlights include salt herring kits at 7 cents each, large bloaters by the dozen, canned kippered herring at 20 cents, smoked halibut, salt cod middles, sale salmon by the pound at 12 cents, salmon trout, salt mackerel, kippered herring, Finnan Haddies, oysters, clams and fresh eggs by the dozen, plus a full line of freshwater and saltwater fish.
Dog Medicines 40 Percent Discount Sale Notice
Local drug shop offers 40 percent discount on medicines including condition pills worm and mange remedies. Stock includes canker wash constipation remedy and soap. Business to be discontinued so items sold at less than cost. Open daily from 2 to 6 pm.
Fancy Box Papers Offered At Low Prices
O J Dodge of Barra Vermont promotes a line of Fancy Box papers displayed in the window. Prices range from 10 to 50 cents, highlighting good value for stylish stationery. The jeweler invites customers to buy a supply at reduced prices.
Talk of the Town Visit Sparks Local Buzz
John Tmtah of Salem Massachusetts is visiting relatives in the city. Oscar Anderson and Aaron Gustafson arrived last night from a visit in Bon The King's Daughters will hold their anniversary meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs Phillips Spaulding Street Full attendance is desired.
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John Tmtah
Salem
Maen
Oscar Anderson
Aaron Gustafson
Bon
J. A. Eastman
Jobin Bernasconi
City
W.T. Neri
Waterbury
William Stevens
Peter EB. Fraser
Albert Fraser
Hardwick
Eva Denno
South Main Street
Kate Straub
Baltimore
Mel
Longtime town figure Phineas Houghton dies in Vermont
Phineas Houghton died yesterday after a short illness at 62. He served as town treasurer and school director and represented the town in the legislature. Born April 5, 1545 in Lyme don, he worked at a St Johnsbury academy factory for 10 years before farming locally for 30 years. He is survived by a wife and two sons.
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Kirby
Houghton
Yesterdy Short
Ieao
Lyndon
Ecule
St. Johnsbury
Note Mr. Whitecar led last season in The Mummy and the Humming Bird
The excerpt notes that Mr. Whitecar played the leading part last season in the play The Mummy and the Humming Bird, highlighting his starring role and theatrical prominence.
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Mr. Whitecar
Talk of the Town items from Cabot visitors and local notices
Town gossip notes visitations and happenings in Cabot and neighboring areas. Entries include visits by Ernest Rosebrook and James Brace, market updates for fresh eggs and corsets, weddings, illnesses, arrivals, club meetings, church activities, and upcoming organizational gatherings in Waterbury and nearby communities.
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James Bouldry
Cabot
Perry's
Ernest Rosebrook
Marshfield
John McKay
Lackie Good
Black Lake
P. Q
Brattleboro School Exits Examined for Safety Upgrades
Brattleboro officials reviewed town school buildings on March 11. No changes needed at the high school but Canal Street Grammar School will modify inward opening doors to outward, lock some major exits during hours, and install proper fire safety measures. A fire drill protocol aims for rapid evacuation, with improved egress to clear the premises quickly.
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Brattelboro
Town
Hare
J. M. Keneston
Boat of Directors
Fd Ag 406 Ae Cie
Rmet
Thongh
Prominent Architect Alden Frink Dies in Boston Home
Alden Frink prominent architect died yesterday at his son’s home in Boston Poston Mas Frink was noted for vast science and engineering expertise and regarded as an authority on large buildings His death ends a long career and several projects are referenced in the obituary
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Alden Frink
Boston
Poston
Mas
Matis
Prink
Ieank Vrink
Mr. Frink
Bermid Barre Wapert
Hostin & Maier
Alr
Large Science
Marre
Weather Prediction Fair and Warmer Tonight
Forecast calls for fair conditions with warmer temperatures. Tonight will see light to fresh southwest winds blowing across the region.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy Readers
Busy readers receive terse notes from Barre Vermont area events. Names such as Perry's Smith and Cuming Burr and Vania appear amid travels to Burlington Port Henry Malone and Hardwick. Socials, prayer meetings, tool chests for sale, and hospital aid sewing are listed with dates and locations.
Deserter hunt and cottage loot reported at Germain Point
A morning chase surrounds a suspected deserter named Tack Jones after armed men at Fort Ethan Allen and Fate Mair cottages at Germain's Point loot several cottages. A collier's uniform is found, and a search continues with officials tracing footprints and questioning locals.
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Ethen Allen
Fate Mair
Germain's Point
Tack Jones
Tinttalay
Law
Germain
Muir
Govestin
Mevarennes
Watt
Jones
Hix
City Names and Damascus Claim in Ancient Records
A fragment discusses Damascus in Syria as the oldest inhabited city, noting debate over the eternal name and the historic attribution of the title to Damascus rather than another city. The text emphasizes long-standing recognition in historical records.
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Demarcus
Damascus
Syria
Hay Weltien
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