Taft and Howard families welcome new births in city
City notices report Mr and Mrs Russell W Taft welcome a born boy on Saturday while Mr and Mrs William Howard of Pine Place celebrate a daughter born last Friday. Other items note local moves, hospital stays, legal actions, bankruptcies, and community events across town.
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Russell W. Taft
William Howard
Pine Place
If Rosenberg
I. S. Kenyon
Iimesburgh
Williston
George Smith
Hiramin Pierce
Frank Germain
H. W Norton
Burlington
Nettie Fitch
Richmond
A. T. Stevens
Lewis Charlan
Leon Gauvin
Lewis
Underhill
Hrath
Hurlington
Halifax
Wattsfield
Kdward Bissett
Swinton
Henry
Charles Bissett
Hesex Junction
M. M. Hates
F. J. Goodrich
H. A. Hodges
E. J. Jacobs
A. Andrews
Starkaburo
William Wyiman
M. G. Leary
Hantington
Probate Court Week Summary of Executed Estates
Probate court records cover Oct eight week transactions for William Wilcox estate with Dora Wilcox appointed administratrix and other vacancies. Guardianship and administrator accounts settled for several estates including Raymond Morton Kilpeck McIntyre and Cassavay. wills filed for Meintyre Hickok Johnson Wilder and others with distributions and appraisals recorded. An excursion to Boston is noted on the advertisements page.
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William Wilcox
Milton
Dora Wilcox
Hetute
Joseph Raymoud
Compus Ward
Bolton
Guardian
Maury J. Morton
Essex
James Kilpeck
Underhill
William MeIntyre
Colches
Henry MeIntyre
Eliza Cassavay
Burlington
Frederick W. Baylies
J. WW
Macomber
C. BE. Germain
Daniel
Meeker
Katherine KB
Rich
Charlotte
Mary LaDieu
William McCuen
Maury D. Pierce
Jericho
Charles Z. Brouillette
George H. Babcock
Elizabeth T. Hickok
John Johnson
Williston
Metatet
Toye BR
Laverla M Wilder
Vermont convention notes and local gatherings 1902
Reading lists the Vermont State Sunday School convention schedule at Morrisville with D M Camp as conductor and W Z Miller and J Dixon among speakers. Other items include local reunions in North Troy and Barton, a new Barton reading room, a moose carcass discovery, and obituaries and notices from Reading and nearby towns.
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State Sunday School Association of
Vermont
Congregational Church
Morriaville
D. M. Camp
Newport
Adam Gelbel
Philadelphia
IL. W. Hawley
Brattleboro
G. L. Story
Essex Junction
Arthur J. Cheney
Morrisville
Jesus
Linus Leavens
Cambridge
1. M. Camp
Presidernt
J. H. Babbit
Andover
Mangs
Julius J. Patey
S. H. Archibald
North Springfields
R. R. Davies
Vergennes
Hamilton S. Conant
J. P. Marvin
Mast Hardwick
Home Department
HH. i Durfee
Burlington
R. J. Barton
Greensboro
C. W. Osgood
Bellows Malls
Willam von Forbush
Boston
San Thomas
Messrs. Forbush
Thomas
D.C. Tremaine
Rupert
East Hardwick
Joseph L. Dixon
Loston
Servier
Frank R. Morris
Bennington
Reading
Keep Warm with Our Othercoats and Underclothes
Keep warm with protective clothing. Our Othercoats stand between you and the world while our Underclothes take the chill off a cold room. Buy a ton of Lehigh priced warmth and get it back in real comfort. if not, your money is returned.
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H. EB
Rutter
Burlington
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & Co
Hagar Brothers
Wworld
The New Library Foundations Underway in Porhoeton
Work on the new library foundations proceeds under Charles J. Paige of Trntland in Porhoeton. Paige, new to Porhoeton, has built many structures elsewhere in the state. Crews grade and dig for cement fill to support the foundation. The first layer will be twelve inches thick with an eight inch layer of cement and stone. The building will sit about 110 feet along College street with a lawn along Winooski avenue. Fall progress hinges on the weather.
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Charles J. Paige
Trntland
Paige
Porhoeton
Tenme
College Street
Winooski Avenue
Yacht Club House Contract Awarded to Essex Firm
The Lake Champlain Yacht Club house contract went to Nichols & Parker of Essex Junc tion after noon yesterday. Construction will start once the Central Vermont Railway repairs the track, with completion hoped for this fall. The new building will be smaller but better arranged with a reading room locker room kitchen and toilets on the first floor and a dance hall on the second floor plus wide verandas. A storage room for small boats will occupy the first floor. Phinney's United States band gave two concerts at the opera house yesterday to a small audience in the afternoon and a fair crowd in the evening. The conductor Phinney led with modest timing, drawing fine work from each musician and pleasing performances, with the program pleasing to both casual and refined listeners. The band earned standing applause and voluntary encore requests from the few present.
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L. P. Wood
Elgar
Willard Street
B. Turk
Jane W. Reed
Mary Pletcher Hospital
Lyman Allen
Manny Allen Hospital
FB. Clark
United States
L. A. Drew Tert Rutland
Sah Praneisen
Nites Chinanen
China
WH. Willams
Poston
Burlington Candy Kitchen
Charles Var & Co
Euthind
Posession Satunday
W. W. Quinton
Fort
Ethan Allen
Tudho
Philippines
Quinton
J. Henry Bevckett
St. Albans
University of Vermont
Washington
Alfred Richards
Josephine Blanchard
Shelburne Farms
Episcopal
PL J. Barrett
van Ness House
Robert Avery
Vermoont Electric Co
Vermont Electric Co
Supreme Court
James Bashaw
George W. Deherville
George E. Johnson
Charles BE. Cook
Charles W. Crown
Wheelock
Ladies’ Society
S T. Paul's Church
Solomon Walker
D. W. Robison
C.D. Williams
Ligzie Lowrey
Pertine
Deneb
John Murray
Lewell, Moss
Murray
Walter 1
Main
Lake Champlain Yacht Club
Nichols & Parker
Essex Juncion
Central Vermont Bailway Company
Phinney
Opera House
Military Post Railway
Burlington Traction Company
Isaac Rock
Mooers N
Washington I. Newitt
Bradford
Nettie Mary Boyes
Burlington
Evan Thomis
Belle Parsons
Hyman B. Willey
Brick Hotel
Lewis Latramore
Boston
I. J. Hunt
Evan Thomas
West Fairies
V. N. Leach
Pomfret
George Partlow
Johnson
Drury
Montpelier
Agricultural Year Book 1901 now available for farmers
The Agricultural Year Book for 1901, published by the department of agriculture, is ready for distribution. Farmers may obtain a copy while supplies last from Congressman D. J. Foster.
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Department of Agriculture
D. J. Foster
Changed from her former state headline
Indianapolis News notes a shift in a woman's demeanor after marriage with a witty exchange about her being more expensive, reflecting social attitudes.
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Indianapolis News
Vermont Local News Update From Page Three
Vermont local news recaps a Burlington area wedding and multiple social events. The report notes Washington I. Newitt and Nettie Mary Boyes’s marriage, a WCTU meeting, farm rental plans, arrivals and visits by local residents, and a Charleston area wedding at Bay View. It also describes railway and station repairs, a peach season note, a fire at Van Vilet home, and multiple social notices from Charlotte and surrounding towns.
Downs Elixir Proved Effective Over Ten Years
A Vermont user Wesley Rockwell testifies Downs Elixir reliably relieves colds and lung or bronchial troubles for a decade. Henry Johnson & Lord advertise the remedy with a money back guarantee and widespread availability.
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Downs
Lways
Wesley Rockwell
West Hrattleboro
Henry, Johnson & Lord
Burlington
Caledonia County Fair Draws Big Crowd At East Hardwick
Caledonia Grange fair at East Hardwick draws praise for attractions led by Y G Bronsons herd display and a Langon Cadet band performance. Notable notes include Gertrude Chaffee undergoing operation in Burlington and staff movements plus local meetings and travels among residents.
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Gertrude Chaffee
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
Caledonia Grange
East Hardwick
Thia
Y. G. Bronson
Jer- Bey
Langon Cadet
Chester Jones
O. B. Mall
Washington, D. C
G. A. KR
Y. Rich Kent
Boston
Prorence Titus
Culture Club
Essex County News Roundup From Page 6
ESSEX COUNTY reports a scarlet fever case in H. W. Norton’s family. John Hyland, recently injured by a horse wagon wheel, sustained rib and sternum fractures. Dr. H. F. Sargent attended. May Parker’s Little Pickaninnies drew a good audience Monday night. G. M. Bartlett, J. J. Clarke and others attended the Legislature in Montpelier last week. Joseph Paquette and bride returned from their bridal trip last Wednesday. Island Pond Businessmen’s Association met last Saturday. Continued on 6th page.
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H. W. Norton
John Hyland
L. W. Stevens
H. FE
Sargent
May Parker
G M, Bartlett
J. J, Clarke
Montpelier
Joseph Paquette
Bride
Island Pond
Obituaries and Probate Notices from Burlington 1902
Deaths listed: Lucia Blair, Louisa White, A Williames, Maggie Rodger, Robert Richardson. marriages of Herbert Norton and Harriet Whit iny. probate court at Burlington issues for Elizabeth Hickok will with notice to contest. Court sets October 6 1902 and orders publication three weeks in Burlington Weekly Free Press.
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Providence
Lucia R. Blair
Augustus H. Blair
Eb.c. Basa. White
Louisa A. Blinn
Robert J. White
Williams
A Williame
Todl
Lachute
Que
Maggie Robertson Rodger
Kenry Todd
Burlington, Vt
Richardson
South Furiingter
Robert BR. Richardson
Holden Burling
Chittenerm
John Johnson
Williston
Probats
Burlington
Pree
Bure Toption
Vermont
Marcellus A. Bingham
Elizanoth TP. Hickok
Burington
Otane
Chitenden
Elizabeth T. Hickok
Devoused
Ata
Chittenden
Marcellus A. Aingham
Law Office
Brown & Macomber
Ly Oclick A. m
J. H. Macomber
E. Germain
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