Local notes from Manchester Depot and surrounding towns
Local field notes recount visits in North Adams and Bennington, while a range of residents such as Nellie Miller Ibert Gleason and Lizzie Dinwiddie are mentioned. The item covers marriages, moves, illnesses, dog incidents, and organizational updates including the Nebraska Sons of Vermont in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Nellie Miller
North Adams
Ibert Gleason
Brooklyn
William Mallory
Lizzie Dinwiddie
Fradenburg
T Bennington
Bugbee
Knafip
Charles Cutler
Anthon Hagar
West Dover
Will Papers
Mr. Belmore
Peter
Paul
Mills
Hastings-on the-Hudson
Summit House
Mraills
Union Church
Robert Morris Mallory
Nellie B. Worthen
J. A. Coleman
Essex Junction
George Cotton
Elmer Greason
Local Stores Change Hands in Manchester Transfer
Mrs. Martin Wrist and Mr. Seaver have purchased a property in Win hall Manchester and taken possession. The Central Cash Store will close after Saturday February 1st and the business will transfer to Bret Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Wrist
Mr. Seaver
Winhall
Manchester
Bret Arlington
Wrights celebrate thirtieth wedding anniversary in Elyria
From the Loraine County Reporter the item notes J. A. Wright and his wife observing their thirtieth anniversary with a surprise party and many gifts including a rocker. Also mentions Rev Mr Pinkerton arriving at Diagonal Town, Rollin Hicks moving to a Manchester farm, and local church and town news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Centre
Pinkerton
Diagonal
Town
Rollin Hicks
Rreedieg
Manchester
Hosea Benson
Ezra Lillie
Pawlet Wedneday
Local notices and society items from Hoosick area
Various short notes record residents and visitors in Hoosick and nearby towns. Movements include Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Robinson of Buffalo staying with 8 H. Robinsons, John R. Burton departing for Athol Massachusetts, editor R. William Waterman away three weeks, and Miss Ellen Brown visiting Newtonville New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Melvin H. Robinson
Buffalo
H. Robinson
Robinson
Albany
John. R. Burton
Athol
Mass
Worcester
R. William Waterman
Garry Lake
White Crab
Ray Bovis
Pleasant St
Thomas Philpott
W. ©. Clark
Olin Reynolds
H.C. Deane
Georges Gardner
Troy
Charley E. Babcock
Gardner
Ellen Brown
George R. Bratt
W. F. Babcock
Frank Barber
North Petersburgh Methodist Church
Edward
Rachel Ged
Catamount Tavern Celebrations and Historic Plans In Bennington
Bennington Historical Society advances the Catamount Tavern monument with a planned June 17 encampment of the Grand Army of Vermont and a dedication on the Bunker Hill anniversary. Governor Hall presides at past ceremonies, with veterans and attending dignitaries. The site recalls Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys and the old tavern burned in 1871. Electric Bitters advertised as a tonic and blood purifier at O E Gibson’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catamount Tavern
Troy Times
Governor Hall
Bennington Historical Society
Bennington
The
Historical Society
Readente Jennings
Grand Army of the
Beaning’ Life Monument and Historical Association
Geneal McCullough
Grand Army
Vermont
New York
O. E. Gibson
Neckwear and Suspending Collars On Display
A splendid assortment of neckwear suspenders collars and cuffs can be seen on display showing varied styles and fabrics for men seeking finish and flair in their wardrobe.
Surplus of Horses Plagues Western Ranges
A vast herd of about 125000 horses roams Montana North Dakota Washington and northern Idaho. Electric streetcars and bicycles reduced horse demand, leaving owners unable to sell or cull stock. Some ranches offer horses at 5 to 15 dollars, but buyers are scarce. Pasture scarcity threatens cattle and sheep, prompting proposals to slaughter or relocate stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staskmen
Montana
North Dakota
Washington
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Texas
Arizona
Southwest
East
Europe
Kentucky
England
Scotland
W. Walla
Wash
Portland
France
Horesemen
United States
Ir Establishmenta
New York Herald
Wonder of Wonders Dr Greene's Nervara Endorsement
An unsigned sensational ad extols Dr Greene's Nervara as the unrivaled blood and nerve remedy Horoscope style rhetoric claims universal cures and health restoration. Senator Justin O Sanford of Stamford VI endorses the product and its extraordinary testimonials from officials lawyers ministers and common people. Dr Greene's Cathartic Pills are pitched as perfect for biliousness and constipation with free consultations offered from 34 Temple Place Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Greene
Dr. Greene
Justin 0. Sanford
Stamford
State Board of Agriculture
State Dairyman's Association
Dr. Sreene
Greere
C Bastin
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Masa
Etter
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Chas. G, Cole
Re2t
Tom
Hawker’s Tonic
Neer
Hawker
Hawker Medicine Co., Ltd
St. John
N. B
J.T. Shortleff
Bennington, Vt
Cate
Wood
Sula
G. Stevens
Gma
South Shaftsbury
Emma Devine
B. Mattison
Will Coulter
Springfield
Egbert Smith
T. R. Kerr
Kenneth
Anthony
N. Y
St. Bernard
Anson Hawkins
C. Mattison
Mr. Worthington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Nebraska Sons of Vermont
Lincoln
Omaha
East Arlington
Tae
P. Hoglé
Dyer Oatmwan
Masons
Wilk Field
A. C. Field
Flivor Burt
Sherwood
Mt.Pleasant
St Dorset
Lee Bouro
Silas H. “Seaver
Mrs. Jarvis
Wes Ne
Fulton St
Baltimore
Miles
Milef Medical
Bihar
Ing
East Dorset
T. H. Hall
Pownal Centre
Bo Peep
R. H. Miner
Academy Hall
Josiah
Boardman
Hoosick Falls
P. T. Barnes
G. L. Pratt
Rutland
Denise Pratt
Abram’ Fowler
Delilah Barber
Soa Desk
Habra
Hopkins
Merrell
Soule CO
Syracuse
Eopy
Chas
W. Eddy
Aga Coy
Ross & Company
Turk’s
Chandler
Hurd
Banner Store
Wester
Southern Points
Southwestern
Cincinnatii
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Hopon
Albany RI
New York Central
Tefralogt
Cheveland
Big Four
Destinat Oy
al Trane
New Bogle
Gen
Cincinnati
Xeng
Sherman
T Ceuta
Iutress
Sy J. & AN
Hern Bats
Aen
Castoria
Castor
the Catamount Tavern
Gibson’s Bakery
G. B. Sibley
G. B. Sibley’s
Sebley
Main Street
Ree
Annwal
Kanal
Washington Times
Courtleigh
Senator Sanford
Nervara
Justin O. Saxvond
Meunen State Boaup
Apnicuttras
New York Weekly Tribune
Sara Cae Ee
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