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Newspaper

Burlington Free Press

Location

Burlington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1902

Page

9

Vermont Local News Highlights And Obituary Notes

Dated Vermont town bulletin reports a girl involved in charity solicitations near Main Street and several contacts being advised to vaccinate. Sugar sap run praised but sugar season seen uncertain. Mrs Lenah Loomis funeral held. she leaves no children and two grandchildren. Local residents mentioned moving, illness, visits, and upcoming events at churches and creameries. Deaths, sickness, and community notices include Mrs N W Church’s passing and notes on parish services and local families in the Cushman area.

New Station Plans And Local Notes From Grand Isle County

Grand Isle County residents report plans for a new Canada Atlantic station house to replace the one burned. Local activities include visits to Burlington and Franklin, repairs on homes and farms, social events like the Ladies' Aid Society and a birthday gathering for a neighbor. Reports cover illness, travel, sugar season, harvests, and various town notices with numerous names and places across the area.

Jed P Ladd Burlington R. H. Hathaway Nathan Kingeley Manning Davis Place Canada Atlantic Florence Patten Franklin Frances Manning Canada

Lamgille County Personal Notes and Community Snaps

Mrs Napoleon St Onge trips to Canada. David Maynard buys Herbert Ranville place and Onge rents. Several residents visit relatives in Walther Elisforth and Montieth visiting Baker family. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hutchins in the town. Various local engagements and social events including church services, concerts, and school activities. Sugar weather improves, temperance lectures, and multiple moves and visits reported through the community.

Napoleon St. Onge Canada David Maynard Herbert Ranville Clarence Hutchins Wi T. Dole Mes. Seham

Local Notices Outline Moves and Community News

The town bulletin lists residents moving days and new tenements. M and Shattuck convalescent. Shattuck returns home to Goreington. Mr and Mrs P J Majer at well for G Smith head to New York. Rawson and George Sool take Cheney Shattucks sugar price. Myron Witherell relocates from Smithville to Waterville. Tus Divis drives for OC W Potter while sugar trade continues. Dwight Potter Sr moves into George Tilloteen's tenement. Frank Slayton rents his Milton farm, Sibley, and moves to Parsons. Chester Ward moves from Dingwell place to Norman Camp’s near Main and Wolcott. Donations for Rev O M Boutwell home fundraiser well attended. receipts noted. Samuel Eldred relocates family to Morrisville. John Fitzgerald hired to Oliver Bacon for coming year. moves family into Mr Tacon’s tenement. Miss Mable Slayton, formerly at Waterbury Insane Asylum, returns home. Smallpox patients recovered. quarantine lifted.

Shattuck Goreington Mra P. J. Majer G. Smith New York Rawson George Sool Cheney Shattucks Sugar Price Myron Witherell Smithville Waterville Frank Slayton Talaman Milton Sibley Sliyton Parsons Chester Ward Dingwill Place Norman Camp Main Wolcott O. M. Boutwell Parker Sarmiuel Eldred Morrisville John Fitaserald Oliver Bacon Mr. Tacon Ma Bole Stuyton Waterbury Insane Asylum L. Slaytomn

Village Meeting Announced in Orleans County March 2002

The annual village meeting is set for the UWth day of March 2002 at 7:30 PM in the T hall on Central Street. The page also records civil and criminal items from County Court including a bastardy case, a property dispute, a verdict for a motor accident, and obituaries and town notices.

Obituary notices from Orange County and Bradford area

Obituaries report the death of George E B Learned in Hyainy after illness, with survivors including sons Herbert and Evra and sister Mrs William Hooper. funeral held with Rev Rainey officiating. Additional notices note the death of Dr. Lucinda Woodcock Wheeler in White River Junction, a 38-year resident of St. Dolph, with husband Avery Wheeler and three sons. Other items cover local meetings, school events, and community notices with various residents visiting, moving, or attending services.

George EB. Learned Hyainy Merming wooHampshire Estuary Orlinde Mar Brockway District Iwo O'clovk Washington Lyman Mutchinson Lucinda Woodcock Wheeler White River Jonetson Wheeler Chillips Meybars Webb J.D. Denison Poe Iabrinile Orson Wand Treieurer Basa C. Gi Aln Euiyer

Local Notes From East Montpelier Village

Rutland County news reports residents’ health updates and moves. Mrs W Smart improves after illness. Claristes Wilcombs travels to London and plans to move into Ira Parnham’s house. Mr Parnham aims to Providence, and Mrs Hopkine returns from Taidlow. Addie Waterhouse visits Mrs Gipson. Mrs Dean ill. Theron Wright at Williams College hospital with rheumatic fever. Sugar supper by Neshoba Grange draws large attendance. Charles Osborne moves from Chicopee Falls to live on his father’s farm south of the village. Verano Goodrich visits Roxbury. Alonzo Powers sells his grist mill to Milton Hutchingen of Brandon who plans to reside in the rented Powers dwelling with his wife and child. his father expected to join later. H. B. Lyford arrested at Soldiers’ Home in Bennington and brought to Rutland. case before Justice. Lulu Haliday and two children visiting Rutland. A. Austin travels to Worcester. Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Shore return from Austin. Nicholas Preaping’s son moves into newly purchased house. A. B. Livejoy ill. L. J. Portier and Corrie depart for New York. Miss Ethel Balth stays with aunt Corrie. Wyman visits Waterbury. G. Ward to St. Albans. Mrs. Volney Baker moves into Charles Nicklin’s house with Mrs. Samuel Somerville. Ladies’ prayer meeting hosts revival in East Montpelier. continued interest observed.

Lenah Loomis Addie Clarke Daniel Loomis Cushman Frank Knightme Clarke Waterbury Albert Clarke New York Eward Decker St. Albans Albert Cutler Montpelier Bayston J.C. Warren St. Aline Cortese Dvdenkasie Sturlington Sanford Judd Willow Lay Tose Gardner Murphy Doster Wees Marehisth Corbin Don AL Chamberlin Ade Oswalt Kanee Mia Albert Flint Perest Hall Helen Pearl Harmen Pearl Vitgmnia Addison Hyde Russ William Martin Albert Minkler Gordon Wilbox Mary Moody Goute Geo PY Drown & Cry Archie Arnold Court Street Third Wick Arnold Willi Pairbinks Edmunds Bied Hurlington Grace Gilbert Manchester N. WL Wwe AL & Irlehoe FW Clark Coup Street Dawn Aid Tileteen Tillotson Maete Vs Jmeinon Waterman AIM Mark Cutting Jem Shivton & Sanders Howard Mudgett Cumbripe W. A. Jobe Maude Mooney Richford C. Rublee Awl Cheney Morrisville Kendrick Barre Kwinell Slayton & Saunders Montreal W. la Wise New York Cty Asbestos Mining Co Martin Chippee U Vo OM Chapper Tert Purlington Trick Tie Warren Leather Co Burlington Mil Street Alton Stowe The Methodist Church Emily Rublee Brooklyn W. Smart Claristes Wilcombs Lynedon Ira Parneshan Parnheamt Providence Hopkine Taidlow BR. Borks Addie Waterhouse Salisbury H. M. Gipson W. H. Dean Theron Wright Williams College D. J. Morse Northfield Neshoba Grange Charles Osborne Chicopee Falls Mass Alonzo II. Powers Milton BE Hutchingen Brandon Houge Mr. Powers Orange County H. B. Lyford Bennington Benjamin WL Adame, Jr David & Conant Emery Lulu Halidey Dane Rutland Degarmo L. J. Fortier P. Austin Worcester Mra Lewis Shore Austin Nicholas A. BE. Livejoy Sek T Henry L. J. Portier Ethel Balth Corrie New York City Sidney Atkins Julia Johnson Wyman Modton G. Ward Volney Baker George Nicklan Ladies’ Prayer Meeting Charles Nicklin Samel Somerville Willard Saree Ward Charles Cahou Rents East Montpelier Wallies

Cribbage tourney ends as Inghits of Columbus win

Washington County tally sums up winter contest as Inghits of Columbus defeat Meresters of Amerton 677 points behind to claim the trophy cup for a year. Local business moves include Lorin Williams buying A W Bridget stake in Barry Tadger furniture and plans for a drug store opening April 1.

Inighits Columbus Amerton Barry & Tadger Willistmis Jones Bros Trm Davis Burlington Merve Block WxeMiyer SN Phelps Mahanquet Bosra Qwharrymen’s Union Granite Ville Waa Crescent Cyupitola Montpelier Wil Ys Granite City Darlington George Richardson C.F. Newhall Francis Merchant F. D. Todd N.Y F. H. Roberts Mus Street H. K E. Cutler C. Barr Greenfield Mass Cutler Melcher Patrick Brown Elevathoney William Wishart H. Thurston Wot Campbell Alex Efruce George B Nicho A. A. Sargent W. Scot W. FL Stevens C.H. Campbell Rey Jones New York Paterson

Local notices from Plainfield and Montpelier area

The brief items report visits and travels among residents including Joseph Lane and Curtis L. Martin. Montpelier and Gardner ties appear with Mrs Gorce Putnam visiting her mother and Anna McGlaflin of Randolph planning visits. A road condition note and a late week injury near Lange are also mentioned.

Gorce Putnam Gardner, Moss Laine Guise Misa Anna McGlaflin Randolph James Merithy Pibeie Ididge Alvin Hanks Montpelier

H. W. Allen Co Tailored Apparel Listing

A catalog entry lists H. W. Allen & Co offerings including tailored suits woolen dresses organdie dresses shirt waist suits silk waists zephyr waists linen waists walking skirts rain and dress skirts silk petticoats muslin underskirts underwear dress goods silks dress trimmings laces lace robes wash dress goods neckwear and kid gloves.

Opening Exhibition Invites All to View Choice Merchandise

A cordial invitation announces that Thursday through Saturday March 20 to 22 are set for the Opening Exhibition of a great collection of merchandise. Readers are invited to visit every department and judge the offering and prices marked on the goods.

Exhibition in Cloak Room Opens With Full Assortment

A cloak room exhibition will run during opening days featuring our manufacturers line of suits and outside garments alongside hundreds of existing items. Despite unsettled March weather this is the season’s only chance to view the full assortment and select items not in stock elsewhere.

Waterbury Centre News from a Busy Week

Local notices from Waterbury Centre report visits and entertainments at Montpelier and Waterbury homes. Family moved into John Parker’s house. Nell Wheeler dies after brief illness. school term begins at GMS. dances and social events planned, with Sugar on Snow served. Residents report farm chores, maple sugar production, and preparations for new barn construction. several locals visit Burlington and Worcester for work and visits.

Hayes Leslie Ohn Parkers Howee Kiwis Mr. Line Seaxsom

Windham County News Briefs Include Patents and Death

Mrs totty Green receives word from son Edward Hh J Green of Dallas Texas that his wireless telegraphy patent was granted in Washington. Green is president of the Test Midland railroad and may pilot the Wireless system on the railroad, aiming for world first. D C Capron leaves for Chicago in April to join Marajell Kield Co. Albert Hrederic Nims of North Walvaley dies after a long illness. He was born in Sullivan fands and resided in North Walpole since 1970, survived by daughter Mrs Almet t Molies and three brothers. (Continued on Theage)

Totty Green Edward Hh. J. Green Dalles Lexas Ahneune Hs Mint United States Washington Green Test Midland Railroad Ec. D. Capron J. J. Penton Chicago Marajell Kield & Co Albert Hrederic Nims North Walvaley Nims Sullivan

Crel Oll Promises Health for Livestock and Poultry

An advertisement touts Crel Oll as a preventive and cure for tubepoutiosis thoriton Hing worm scours and other diseases in live stock and poultry. It claims to destroy vermin and keep cattle healthy, urging farmers to use this product as directed by a local inspector.

Ustueg Borale Ty CO Smith Burlington Norton Taumunban Lliuntilowian

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