Talking It Over in Marshfield and Nearby Towns
A crowded local notices sheet from Marshfield and surrounding areas reports S. Carrier in Marshfield, Theodore Antoine traveling to Boston, and several residents departing for Cone Burlington and Northfield. It notes shop and construction work, auctions on River Street, new deliveries, and job starts, plus school meeting plans, oil debris cleanup, a hospital injury, and Barre fisheries talks as trout season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Boston
Glia
Fitchburg
New York
Springfield
Euglind Paints
Lowell
Niryfield
Randolph
Whitelife
Munetton
Windsor
Montpelier
Vis
Jie Hye Ton
Wagner
Burtston
St. Albans
Richford
Boudes Loin
Thesex Junction
All Pointe
Rutland
Burlington
Kutisand
Cambridge Junction
Musal
Norwood
Ogdensburgh
Wagner Barier
Montreal
St. Sans
Mullansier
Chicago
Beech
New Lure
Jutland
Troy
Massive Quarry Rock Falls Narrowly Misses Worker at Vermont Quarry
Peter Finnexan of Granitevide employed at the Vermont Geaninet quarries escaped serious injury when a five ton stone rolled loose at the Stein Dill site. He stood to lift oil gate, rock fell, crushing nearby, sparing him from death. He is recovering, unable to work for several weeks. The event was reported from North Main Street area with details about the bakery and local properties nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Finnexan
Vermont Geaninet
Stein Dill
Prim
Dent
Poor Fielding Costs Goddards Victory in Essex Junction Game
Goddard Seminary loses 6 to 5 at Essex Junction as five Montpelier players mix with Goddards. Lush shines on the mound with sharp curves and cool presence, Hulett handles first base well, and Tenney homers in a brisk backfield showing. Taub slugges a home run, Bixby impresses for the visitors, while fielding errors doom Goddards despite strong batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex Junction
Goddard Seminary
Tijs
Goddards
Thessex
Tive
Montpelier
Montpelier Seminary
Hesex
Goddard
Seh
Hush
Lunsh
Aver
Lush
Dick Hulett
Hulett
Pierce
Vingy
Joe Lamb
Gale
Chase
Tenney
Taub
Bayer
Bixby
Godda
Parker
Lance
Tenhey
Phit Ayer
Parmenter
Notus
Atkins
Mulett
Curtis Poppiia
New England
Slutep
Bush
Dialett
Te Duried
Curtis
Norns
Lianee
Thren
Lamb
Latett
Fisly
Emiey
Tle
von Brown
Teathine
Harldi Blige
Diamond
Thins
Viewee
Secon
Thulett
Penney
Ayer
Sharpley
Fields Hoth
Laan
F We Male
Inlett
Flage
Hulett Woive
Piers
Lierce
Curis
Tors Parmenter
Brown
Tulett
Ile
Limb
Essex
Field
Plage
Wit Bixby
Phage I
Shipley
Sush
Vield
Crown Crossine
Durkee and Durfee Runaway Horse Accident Injures Both
Alderman G B Durkee and his employee were thrown when their horse bolted near Silver Street. Durkee suffered a broken rib and facial wound, while Durkee escaped with minor injuries. A late note reports the Italian community held a benefit for Cuban freedom at Armory Hall with about 50 people and 16 piece band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Durkee
Mr. Durfee
Silver Street
Durkee
United States
Armory Hall
Out of Town Locals Visit Area Farms and Businesses
Burt Syms of Wells River visits a brother, Rev Henry, who arrived Saturday. Emma Rogers is improving. Newbury’s Mr. Loud visited Wednesday selling carriages. Groton’s Mr. Ricker bought cows. David and Burt Brown visited Henry Thursday. J. B. Smith bought a span of matched horses from R. M. Starvey. Mrs. Miller and son visited friends in Newbury Tuesday. Rev. Manning returned from Montpelier. G. A. Currier returned home. C. P. Flood and May Unitington were married on the 12th. Merritt and Frank Smith were in Newbury Friday on business. Mrs. Geo. Patrick recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs. Albert Thompson improving under Dr. Brown of East Corinth. Stillman Richardson plowing. Chas. Avery doing spring work on Mrs. Newman’s land. Mrs. Lyman Forter visiting her son John in Springfield. he is in furniture and undertaking. Albert Thompson, dairy wagon driver, bought a new double wagon. Lhe Howe is praised as one of the best teams on the road. Will Fitts sold his farm to Geo. Beoley of Washington, plans to move to a larger farm in New Hampshire. E. W. Morrison left town to work as a stone mason. Ora Newman engaged to work season for LH Williams. the second season with Mr. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Carrier
Marshfield
Theodore Antoine
Boston
J. F. Tealey
Cone
A. Greenwood
Burlington
Alex Bruce
Brooklyn Street
S. Aidland
Calean Strom
William Cassie
Barclay Brothers
L.A
Dustin
Bhikely
Nori Barre
Joseyih
Woodbrey Yesterdey
Fletelur Granite Co
Allie Lane
Ynnevor, Me
Viay
Joan i
A. L. Cheever
River Street
O. T. Tale
Robert Kelley
William Chirnow
Conor
B.D. Linh
Minnie Dinsmore
Northfield
C. U
Campbell
Maine
Resehtors
Universilist Church
Effie K. M. Jones
Peake
Cipelo
Forresters
Portesters
Tul
Tits City
Nll
Stte Arsenal
Fol
Willimas
Mink G. Milieu
Iverowly Esvajiel
Mills
Lawrenee
Mass
Hailiat
Laurence
Mas
Uiere
Miy
Barre
Greenstoro
Brooke
Michael Severny
Severny
North Main Street
Houston
Jay Burney
Ruthin
Ife
Barre Rangers
Elantidates
Storrle
Wen
Mudh
Lave
Burt Syms
Wells River
Henry
Emma Rogers
Mr. Loud
Newbury
Mr. Ricker
Groton
Jesday
David
Burt Brown
J.B. Smith
Bradford
R. M. Starvey
Ontpelier
G. A. Currier
C. P. Flood
May
Geo. Patrick
Albert Thompson
Dr. Brown
East Corinth
Stillman Richardson
Chas. Avery
Newman
Lyman Forter
John 1
Springfield
Riverside
Brown Sells Herd and Absent From Farm
Poor health from grippe forces Dea Everts Brown to sell his cow herd to John Will of Mainfield and abstain from farm work this season. Ladies Missionary Society resumes meetings in the parsonage on the 16th after winter suspension. Sugar season ends as rains renew grass, fields look fresh. Sympathy sent to Mrs Annie Jones of Barre on her child's loss. Mr M D Hill of East Thitford canvasses town for potatoes small fruits and sprayers. W A Mattoon buys sprayers to combat potato bug next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Dea
Everts Brown
John Will
Mainfield
Ladies Missionary Society
Annie Jones
Barre
M.D. Hill
East
Thitford
W. A. Mattoon
Metropolitan Life policy guidance on war enlistment and coverage
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co warns policyholders that existing policies issued before war remain unaffected by enlistment in the Army or Navy. In the Ordinary and Industrial departments, coverage continues, even with a precedence clause. The company will promptly pay benefits if policyholders enlist and are killed. Details on new policies issued after a future notice date are not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kil Parr
Barre
Spain
United States
Army
Presiul
Trary, JR
Itegeman
Calumet Harbor Property Prospects and Factories
The description outlines Calumet Harbor lots with 66 foot streets 15 foot alleys, 125 foot depth, and a ridge by the lake. It notes a reserved area for a factory zone near Lake Shore Depot, with Evins Publishing Plant, a large bicycle pedal factory, and adjacencies to Standard Co Refinery and Union Stock Yards. The president of Kretzschmar Press lauds city real estate and site possibilities for the poor man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Calument Hushar
Chicago
Lund
Beteen
Lake Shore
P. ©. Evins Publishing Co
Standard (S) Co
Kretzschmar Press
Thave
Calumet Harbor
Meat Market Ad and Medical Testimony Fragment
An item mentions Bertherman's Studio in Barre Vermont and local meat market notes. It includes a testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, credited to Simon S. Hartman of West Vu, describing quick relief after a single dose, with sale details listed for Burre by Eo A. Brown & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon S. Hartman
West Vu
Chamberlain
Burre
Eo A, Brown & Co
Byron, Fatigue of Metals and Caribbean Dialect Snippets
A mixed parcel of 19th century journal items discusses Byron's marriage as a dramatic, insincere episode, then explains fatigue in metals and recovery through rest, and ends with a Jamaica dialect exchange about distances and roads, illustrating cultural snapshots and curiosities.
Lost Vitality Cure Advertised by Omaha Company
A sensational ad promotes a magical treatment for nervous and sexual weakness claiming no harmful drugs and home use or payment of travel costs if treatment fails. It touts a $100 promise, a large capital, free papers, and deposit options while urging readers to write to the State Medical Company in Omaha, Nebraska for medical proofs and a cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ita
Omabe
Neb
Rescue on the Brain and the river dog tale
An Eng lish sporting book notes praise can harm when a half bred retriever heroically drags a girl from a river. The piece mocks rescue mania, shows animals and even people excessively rescued, and ends with eclectic ads and product pitches including cold remedies and imports.
One Of Two Ways To Far Recede Kidney Bladder Trouble
An old advertisement explains bladder and kidney issues arising from unhealthy kidneys. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as the remedy, claiming it treats urinary trouble and urges sending stamps to receive a pamphlet and bottle offer.
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Atihouh
Cuba Libre
Pan Chase
Fhells
Gule
Flagg
Topsham
West Corinth
Vershire
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
J. Wright Peebles
Carlton St
Barre, Vt
New Electric Railroad
Ballard
H. Hale
Deso
Henderson
H. M. Dufer
St. Alians
Wilt
White River
Mile’s
Sibley
NO. Barre
Bertherman
Ben Davis
Baldwin and
Greening Apples
Peek. L. M. Aventis
Byron
Swift
Lady Byron
Europe
Jane Clermont
Chicago Times-Herald
New York Ledger
Department of
Lot
France
Kincardineshire
Gourdon
Clovis
Aquitaine
Richard the Lion
Chalas
Bertram de
Jamaica
Cherry Garden
Hope Garden
Constant Spring
Mona
Asia
Tivestora Giaramen & ‘Trier Co
Wall SL
Jamat
Shiloh
Kendrick & Co
W. K. Wheatley
Main Street
Lil
Eureka
E. W. Cumings
City Building
Wasson J. Dow
Dow
Mr. Dow
Eaton's Drug Store
Down
Low
Doun
Boster Milburn Co
Battle
All Newsdeatens
Munn & Co
F St
Washington, D.C
Cscastori
Ini
Central Vermont Railroad
Montvelier
Piste
Yto
Mey
Det
Williamstown
iLiamesown
W. Baldwin
W. Cummings
Stoughton
WOK
Traine
Eaye Barre
PLU
TU Beaty Trive
Lou P.M
T.uu
A. M
Burie
Uburban
Wella River
Passumpric Division
Boston & Maine
Dunellory
Bellows Rails
Grand Central Depot
Fabyans
Wells Hive
Fabyana
Faby
Connets
Fabyane
Mortland
Old Orchard Hesch
Algo
Summit Mt. Washington
Wille River
Passumpsie Divison
Pacite Coast
Canadian Pacitc
Quebec
Paciic Coast Hrourm Eleeping
Pacific Coast
Expresa
Fairyane
Lancaster
Whitefield
Hefferson
Berlin
Groveton
Grand
Stalions
Wellaiver
Why River Dunethon
Alea
Abo Pals
Lisbon
Vein Mountain
F. Jans
Arachneid
Wihitetheid
Sam Ana Tahesnter
W. Stanyan
F. W. Morse
A. Stowell
Waren
B. Treat & CO
Archer
Akon
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