Let Us Talk It Over At Morrisville And Nearby
Sunday notes report WT. W. Scott aided wife in Morrisville while Mrs Ella T Lt returned from Whitefield. Miss Maude Dunsiore of Northwiest works in Chipbell's recaaurait. Dr Spiller will visit City Totel, then days following. The Osteopathist Dr Beeman cares for patients. Concert planned by Prostratech church in early June. Prof B George Wilkins moved his allies to New South Main street opposite the post office. Reward offered for information on A G Lapoints targe. Canton Vinton attends aerial day service. Mr Wilttin Gilbertson, debutant of the city, weighs decision on joining company. May be in Tiverton. The Tavtive Union hosts a berry sociable. Strawberries served 7 to 8. Invitations extended to enter to air Ade mission. Woody Witki has been at his house in Bair. Willisar Hollens resigns from Albany business college to join company. Walter Thorpe of Montpelier displayed caricatures last night. Thorpe drew portraits of nationalities. Maine ship shown. Postmaster bids to move mail from post to depot. three bids filed. The runaway incident on the common caused by a wagon and a buggy. no injuries. Episcopal Ladies’ Guild sale and social planned with clothing, candy and cake. Abiy party set for Friday with social aims and invitations. Good Shepherd parish meeting reports debt status and guild updates. Bishop of Vermont has prepared a prayer for soldiers.
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W. Scott Aid
Morrisville
Ella T Lt
Whitefield
Maude Dunsiore
Northwiest
Chipbell
Spiller
Totel
Beeman
Prostratech
B. George Wilkins
No. 24
South Main Street
New South Main Street
A. G. Lapoints
Targe Lisek Dow
George T. Connor
Canton Vineton
Wilttin Gilbertson
Thorpeshire
Taree
Fatist
Dons
Tavtive’ Union
Universalist
Woody Witki
Lis Howe
Bair
Willisar Hollens
Albany
Cipt
Paden
Walter Thorpe
Montpelier
Tie
Tealer
Maine
New York Harbor
Havillie Harbor
Thorpe
Poston
Posteatsien
Central Vermont BR. Co
Hiy
George Bishop
J. F. Robinson
Orvis Batelidder
Washington Street
Waon
Essie Williains
West Topstar
Mar
Williains
Anni
Church of the Good Shepard
da. We. Heid
Hhi.tishs
John Robina
Frank Towlanl
Wes, Kidder
Louise McKeenzie
Vermont
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Capt Clark
Oregon
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Barre
Asim
Cty Hall
Gouldsberry
City of Granite
Blackstone
Grand Celebration of Dewey Victory Triggers Street Festivities
A large crowd celebrates Commodore Dewey's victory with a late night parade near City Park. Fire, rifles, and cheering fill North Main Street as churches and other sites host fireworks and continuous shouting. Local residents and students treated for exposure and injuries, with others selling items nearby.
Vault open at Elmwood Cemetery for May tomb removal
Notice reports the Elmwood Cemetery vault open on the first day of May and prior for removing bodies from tombs. It cites P G Camp as Sexton and mentions War in Cuba. The fragmentary text then lists various unrelated names and dubious advertisements for books and painting services with scattered addresses.
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Elmwood Cemetery
P.G. Camp
Sexton
Glorious Manila Dispatch Rumor Circulates
The Exvenentse congratulates the paper for telegraphic dispatch claiming Commodore Dewey sent word of Manila’s capture to Hon. Chas Dewey of Montpelier. Dewey says he has heard nothing from his brother since his departure a week ago.
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Chas Dewey
Montpeliee
Commodore Dewey
Manila
Times
Dewey
Chas
Enterprise
Duwvey
Honw Kons
Barre
Aesop
On The Corner Club Eyes Capitol Run And City Hall Plans
A Barre Vermont group nicknamed On The Corner discusses a rapid run to the capitol and plans to inspect the new city hall build. They consider asking for decorating funds and request legal views on converting Gouldsberry lot into a park. The inspector urges keeping out of council affairs while awaiting decisions.
Barre Street Hearing for Lay Out and Damages Notice
Barre Street Commissioners announce a public hearing on the proposed laying out of a street from the east line of the hill Washington street to the cemetery road. The hearing will be at City Council Hour on April 1 1808 at the City of Barre to consider public convenience and necessity and assess damages.
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Burrefax
Washington Street
Dalleor Hitele
Sidily
Barre
Local notes from town list moves and updates
Out of Town Locals, Roberts Richardson under treatment of Dr. Guild of Hanover N IL. Mast ole W Manning visits before starting new field in Canaan VI. C F Smith returned from Salem Mass with wife. Thurston hires Paine Lasvier relocated by Densmore sale. Mrs Mary Warner of Washington in town Mondays for millinery. Porter family to Bradford funeral April 27. Mrs Geo Patrick and Mrs Albert Thompson improving. School begins with Miss Helen Petee. Rev Trafion preaches Sundays. Sunday School meets at one. Mrs Bohonen to shingles for occupancy. C Spear in Bradford. farmers busy with spring work. Will Filts moved to Benton NH. Geo Beebee moving to new farm. Mrs Lyman Wilson visits daughter at Postmills. Frank Avery of Bradford selling Chicago tailor made clothing.
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Lyiian Porter
Bradford
Geo. Patrick
Albert Thompson
Helen Petee
W. T. Trafion
Santi
Phe Sanday
Will Filts
Benton
N. H
Geo. Beebee
Fitts
Lyman Wilson
Postmills
Frank Avery
Las Ween
Chicago
Millinery Shop Ad With Local Coat of Goods
A brief item describes a millinery shop at No Main St offering a full line of goods at reasonable prices. It also includes a collage of quoted humorous and satirical blurbs about distant regions and social observations from period newspapers.
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Main St
Williams Typewriter For Sale by City Agent
The Williams Typewriter advertised as the best machine with strong manifolder visible writing direct inker and no ribbon trouble. For sale by City Agent at 46 Washington St call or drop a card in the mail.
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Washington St
Refused to Wear Crowns Across European Kingdoms
A long, quoted survey traces royals who declined crowns in Greece, Austria Hungary, Romania, France, Spain, and elsewhere. It recounts offers to Lord Derby, Archduke Charles, Prince Leopold, Prince Wilhelm, Napoleon III’s kin, and Lord Beaconsfield’s era, noting refusals and motives across centuries.
Supreme Hymn Tale in Emerson Holmes Dialogue
The piece recalls a discussion between Emerson and Holmes about hymns with Holmes praising a single supreme hymn. The excerpt notes Holmes’s quiet emphasis on a line about hidden love and rest, as Emerson reacts with his characteristic attention.
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Robert Collyer
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hyman
Emerson
Holmes
New York Tribune
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promoted by Save The Children
A testimonial from Elinor Baker of Brandon Pa endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup for coughs colds and croup. The letter claims the product is effective and consistently on hand. It notes the price as 25 cents and urges buyers to insist on the brand.
Constipation Disease Claims Vast Toll in Body
A vintage advertisement extols a remedy for constipation as a disease that halts bodily functions and disrupts sleep appetite and nerves. It cites testimonials including Julia Yeanie of Princeton and others praising the product for restoring health and appetite.
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Kennedy
Julia A
Yeanie
Rinceton
Br Davi Kunnedy
Kilner's Swamp Root Promotes Kidney and Bladder Remedy
An advertisement for Kilner and Co claims Swamp Root is a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It states that unhealthy kidneys cause bladder trouble and urges readers to order a sample by mail with two stamps and a three cent fee. The pitch targets female weakness and general urinary problems, offering pamphlets and a bottle with a seal.
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Kilnerts Swamp
Dry Kilner & Co
Binshamton Y
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