For Sale Notices Including Store, Pies and Real Estate
Classified style notices advertise fifteen Chester white pigs four weeks old priced twenty dollars. a large store building with first-class tenement on second floor in Underhill Flats Vermont near depot creamery and grist mill cost seven thousand five hundred. one-half cash. agent J E Hunt Essex Junction Vermont. Also store for sale or rent by Chira L Stowell Newport Centre Vermont and a modern eighteen room hedge and stable property in Johnsbury Vermont with price seven dollars monthly, Amidon & Son Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underhill Flats
J. Ee, Hunt
Essex Junction
Iwtf
Real Estate Bulletin Stock farm near town center for sale
Real estate notice offering a 1 acre stock farm within a mile of business center and rail station. Describes cow barn for 80 head with wing stalls, elegant horse run, box stalls, keeps 30 cows and a team. Price 5,00 or sold with 25 thoroughbred, complete team, sale at moderate price rise. Martin 8 Villus, WS Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huainess Centre
Martin
Vilus
Main Street
Vermont Local News Highlights From Barton to Rutland
Vermont community notes cover WCTU delegates in Rutland, Woodmen camp establishment at West Charleston, deaths, marriages, and local trades. Reports of deer damage, a fall injury, typhoid case, and busy social visits across Barton, Derby, Newport, and surrounding towns. Excursions to White Mountains and Boston noted with local civic and church events upcoming.
Randolph Centre Community Notes Share Local Goings
Phillip Seymour returns from business trip. several residents travel to Tunbridge for events. Tilson’s horse collapses under flooring. Harvey Poukeie attends school in district 14. Mrs Durham, sister of Mrs Howard, dies. Deputy Adams recaptures runaway prisoner George Luxton. extradition completed. Judge Bigelow sets bail at 49 dollars. William Paul and J K Darling visit town. J K Darling goes to Washington for G A R encampment. Blanche Townsend leaves for Boston Emory school. Mrs Cummings visits from Plainfield with family. Densmore hosts visitors. Tunbridge fair hosts guests from Lowell and Concord. Bible society official H Eliot attends church. Flanders rents Tunbridge house. Corwin visiting Norwich. Sleeper visits from Saranac. Dr Godfrey installs new furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Seymour
Trattlebars
Helard
Tunbridge
Josiah Tilson
Harvey Poukeie
C. F. Land
Mra
Durnham
Howard
Williamstown
Benjamin H. Adams, Sr
George Luxton
Tunbridge House
Adams
Orang
Buxton
Charles HH
Bigelow
William Paul
Orange County Court
J. K. Darling
Washington, D. C
Blanche ‘Townsend
Boston
Emerson School of Oratory
William HH. Cummings
Mlainfield
Alonzo WW. Powers
C Charles A Dickey
Lowell
Mass
Charles A. Densmore
Tunbridge Fair
Bell (Mensimore) Moore
Concord
Lt. H. Eliot
American Bible Society
Congregational Church
M Flanders
Millard T. King
J. A. R. Corwin
Norewich
Feraetha Bughee
Sophron
Ordwa
Local Births and Marriages Highlight Community News
Orange County reports a 2 pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs W H Griffin of Valdosta Ga and a son born to Mr and Mrs Kelle Chamberlin. Morris Haraden buys timber land on George Hoyt lot and LD Spooner buys Jil burh house on School Street. Miss Minnie M Smith formerly of this place dies in Canton Me and John Mardon O Shon of Portland Me dies. A wedding breakfast precedes a Boston Randolph trip for the newlyweds. M J Atwood sells Maple Street house for 1000 dollars. Miss Gertrude Derby and Harry Bagley wed. Maud Mell becomes Mrs Roy Holiman in a Green Street ceremony with Rev F G Rainey officiating. The wedding party includes Olive Sargent as maid of honor and Guy Holman as groomsman. The celebration features Lohengrin, four-piece Manchester orchestra, blue ribbon and ornamental decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Griffin
Valdosta
Land Mra
C. Be, Abbott
Kelle Chamberlin Jieory Haraden
George Hoyt
LD. A. Spooner
Jilburh
School Street
Hl. Westford
Gertrude Derby
Harry Bagley
Maud Mell
Hattie Lamson
Roy Caleb Holiman
Heber T. Holman
Central Street
F. G. Rainey
Methodist Church
Manchester
Olive Sargent
Guy T. Holman
Edmund Nixson
Fred Curtis
Funeral notices and social mentions in village columns
At the funeral of Stella May Her the Hew Wallace D Spencer of Henson Methodist Episcopal Church officiated. W Kellogg plans an elaborate piazza in front of his property. Gordon Michaeljohn of Putnam visited the village with Stephen ayes after a debt and a night out. George W Ward and wife of Whitehall attended May Hyer’s funeral in OTL firown’s. L H Conk notes visiting his developer Mrs Will yer Orwell Bert Walker and wife of Bangall street are in Baritega Springs this week visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternird White
Swift
Wallace D. Spencer
Henson Metholiist Episcopal Church
Stella
W. Kellogg
Gordon Michaeljohn
Putnam
Washington County
Stephen Ayes
Neletbar
George W. Ward
Whitehall
May Hyer
Otl Firown
L. H. Conk
Will
Orwell
Bert Walker
Bangall Street
Tre
Baritega
Obituary and local notices from Washington County era
Jose K. Allen of Washington County dies at 86 from heart disease after a year of declining health. Survived by daughter Mrs. EN. Wiley, sister Mrs. MN Merritt of Piatt s burgh, and brother Samuel Allen of Macon Mo. Funeral at home then burial beside wife in Morristown. Montpelier sent delegation to National Grand Army encampment. names include Gen. J. db Lica and Col A. C. Brown. Also notes on Carlisle J. Gleason Nellie Fifield wedding in local home. Court actions include Fontana brothers Creditor meeting and cases against H. W. Giltoan and Abijah Herron with fines and continuances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose K. Allen
EN. Wiley
Mra
Merritt
Piattsburgh
Samuel Allen
Macon
Morristown
Montpelier
Washington
National Grand Army
J. Db Lica
I. M. Autchinson
Edward Feaker
George W. Colby
la Goodale
C. Dewey
George W. Kidder
A. C. Brown
Mis Brown Mulley
S. W. Benjamin
Eva Downing
Amanda Newcomb
This City
Roger Hovey
Worcester
Fred K. Smith
Olive B. Stout
Carlisle J. Gleason
New York
L. F. Gleason
Nellie
BF. Fifield
Edward H. Deavitt
Fontana Brothers
Williamstown
Wilben Linek
H.W. Giltoan
Marshfield
Abijah Herron
Moretown
Middlesex News Tells Of Birthdays Visits And Local Events
A large group gathered Thursday evening to surprise Miss Madee Hills on her eighteenth birthday, with a gold watch presented as a keepsake. The column lists numerous town residents visiting from out of town, changes in hotel management, excursions to Washington, and local social happenings including musical entertainment, church notes, and recent arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madee Hills
Miss Hills
Maude Lewis
KE. H. Wilcome
Maine
Flora Shepard
Websterville
J. J. Campbell
Baltimore
Ira Johnson
Washington
James Atkins
Moontpeller
S. M. Kellogg
Middlesex
Fred Thompson
Bride
Warren
Misa Kiva Thompson
Roxbury and East Warren Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Roxbury and East Warren items record a flurry of visits and arrivals. Granville, Randolph Centre, Randoph, and Brimfield residents are noted visiting, along with dances, sermons, and local gatherings. Several families plan trips to Hethe and Washington encampments, while church events and social suppers dot the week.
Knowlton enhances elder and vinegar plant at Luxton's River
Windham County J.8 Knowlton now manages Vermont Fruit company and has expanded the elder and vinegar plant at his farm near Luxton's River with a 42 by 78 three story addition. The facility will produce 300 barrels of cider daily plus 70 more from the old plant, and will also manufacture boiled cider jelly and vinegar to support a large sweet cider output requiring 150,000 bushels of apples. Also notes the Rev. C R B Dodge leaving the Baptist Church for First Baptist in St Johnsbury, and local coal conditions in Bellows Falls with current prices and plans to conserve home energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Elder
Luxton's
Vermont Fruit Company
My. Knowlton
C, R, B, Dodge
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
8&T. Johnsbury
Dodge
Vermont Baptist Convention
Vermont Academy
Vermont
Bellows Falls
Coal famine drives wood use and prices in Bellows Falls
Reports say coal scarce in Bellows Falls forcing use of wood for heating with wood priced at 60 cents per cord. Col. Fred D. Butterfield of Derby Line oversees Olive industry distribution here, with storage and offices being built on Williams Street. The region also notes a fatal railroad crash in Greenfield and the Vermont political heat, while Porto Rico sees deadly political clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows
Polis
Fred D. Butterfield
Derby
George M. Kimball
Caliifornia Olive Association
Colonel Butterfield
New Kingland
Bellows Falls
Williams Street
A. Butterfield
George F. Parmenter
Greenfield
Stephen R. Wales
Lnrgal
Mr. Wales
Rockingham
Fitchburg
Mass
King Solomon's Lodge
Masons
George B. Wheeler
Porto Rico
Lord
United States
Vermont
Windsor County News Roundup Department Notes and Moves
D W Shaw operator of the bobbin factory settles wages and plans to resume work with more help. Mrs James Graham visits Philadelphia. Mrs A L Stearns in Boston. Mrs George Foster joins husband in Milford New Hampshire. Mrs Antone Minckmer and sister Mrs Ethel Remington from Newport stay at the aseom house. Miss Ellen Pennock returns to Boston. Miss Sarah Gay of Boston and Mrs N M Gay of Royalton visit Mrs Charles Stearns. Mrs G H Pratt visiting Windsor. Gertrude Wing called to Bratton by husband H K Wing illness. G W Merry returns to Heston. J G Sargent adds metal roof to prevent fires from locomotive sparks. S C Rogers purchases D L Howe stage route from Hethel to Woodstouck. assumes control Monday. J P and B J Ryan wood merchants of Lowell plan to ship wood locally. trade with W Hyedmunds yields 1–5 thousand cords. Stockbridge wood site. Rochester railroad to haul two carloads daily for shipments. wood at Pethel cost $3.74 per cord four-foot, freight $2.15 per cord. New iron bridge work begins. John Morrell and wife move to Boston. Rev Wilmond Warner confined to house. no Sunday services at Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Shaw
James Graham
Philadelphia
A. L. Stearns
Boston
George Foster
Milford
N. H
Antone Minckmer
Ethel Remington
Newport
Heston
J. G. Sargent
C. Rogers Nas
TD. Li Howe
Hethel
Woodstouck
Mr. Rogers
J. P
BJ Ryan
Lowell
Mass
Jare
W. Hyedmunds
Stockbridge
Ryan
Rochester Railroad
Pethel
Wen
John Morrell
Wilmond / Warner
Congregational Church
Local notes from Hancock and surrounding towns
Rochester Mrs Falgerton is in New York Fella Mosher visits Mother Saturday Literacy club forms Fred Lewis visits Arthur Leve Rev Hildreth family returns Wilbur Aldrich attend Tunbridge fair funeral for Mrs Robingen in Hancock Mrs Harry Richardson in Lowell Aldrich daughter in Randolph Monday club to meet Ethel Tower Nellia McPherson from Bread Loaf Inn Dr Huntington in Montpelier Charles Townsend at home over Sunday Mrs Brownson's nephew Washburn from Springfield Cahee scarlet fever Alfred Gove and mother move into Morgit's tenement Amon Phelps returns from New Hampshire death of Mr Sawyer out of town visitors Otis Sawyer Ed Fisher Cory Sperry Byron Cory Sam Ruggles Frank Watkins sells farm to Locke Lexington Maxis Universalist Ladies Meet with Mrs Amos Nichols Reading dinner served 2 to 4 Mrs Mary Wat King in Ludlow Locke Lexington Wade Keyes Boston Lilla Perkins in Boston Surprise party at Henry Bryant Reading Lucinda Clark Kate White home Miss Inez Nutter visiting brother George Nutter.
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N. Tt. Sheldon
Boston
Lewis Taft
Walter Taft
Spaulding
Fort Callus
Col
Charles Felton
Tunbridge
Gilbert Hassam
Ayer
Mare
Charles May
Bristol
V. Jd. Richardson
E. C. Hagar
A .A. Rr
Washington
George Hassam
Rutland
Harriett Durkee
West Virginia
James Sargent
Rosemond
Lindon
N.hs
Merton Tehardeen
Roxbury
R. F. Wilcox
Arthur Murridge
Randolph
Tlday
Susie Safford
VS. Cutler
Albert Hill
Tieney
Methodist Church
Stella Jackson
Pittefield
Jait
Alice Sargent
Sheldon
East Warren
Alma Hurlburt
Koston
Henry Gill
Frank Wart
B. G. Atkins
Nerbert Robbins
Burlington
Hulburt
Essex Center
Arthur Niel
William Somerville
Tom Niel
Waitsfield
Arthur
Duxbury
Mabel Atkins
Frank Alkine
H. O. Ward
Frank Beldin
Mr. Wilcox
Dana
Griffith
Worcester
Timothy Flannigan
Montpelier
Ray Atkins
Pageton
Willam Turner
Thirre
Frank Johnson
Paul
Barre
C.F. Eddy
Walter Thivenport
James Thermoson
Landgrove
Key
O. R. Wells
Irvin Hill
Warren
G. N. Billings
Wills- Neid
Thomas
C. Somerville
Montpellier
Harry Hruce
Montpelier Seminary
Falgerton
New York
Fella Mosher Wie
Fred Lewis
Arthur Leve
Hildreth
Wilbur Aldrich
Robingen
Hiancock
Harry Richardson
Lowell
Mass
Frank Gould
Gaysville
Walter Barry
Will Pember
Ethel Tower
Nellia McPherson
Bread Lont Inn
Dr. Huntington
Charles Townsend
Sawyer
Otis Sawyer
Sharon
Ed Fisher
Cory
Massachusetts
Sperry
Cavendish
Byron Cory
Windsor
Sam Ruggles
Frank Watkins
Locke
Lexington
Maxis
Universalist Ladies’ Aid Society
Amos Nichols
Reading
Mary Wat- King
Ludlow
Mr. Locke
Wade Keyes
Lilla Perkins
Henry Bryant
Frugene
Forest
Lucinda Clark
Kate White
Inez Nutter
George Nutter
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Fire Loss
South Royalton and nearby towns record visits from residents such as Dr and Mrs Burnett in Bethel and Mra Adams returning from business. L L Lewis Rochester and Miss Lydia Prindle Oregon are noted visitors or residents, while Albert Blake reports a barn fire on Monday morning. The item mentions several people attending a G A R encampment in Washington and other family visits across Randolph Hartford and Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Burnett
Bethel
Adams
H, Lamb
Mra
Webater
Brooklyn
A Choate
Mary Talbert
A_ L. Lewis
Rochester
Lillian Knowlton
Randolph
W. H. Martin
Wills Town
Je Uyalin
Paul
Hartford
Washington, D. C
M. Snow
Francis Y Snow
George Hackett
L. D. Leavitt
M J. Sargent
Wallace W. Ewan
Lydia Prindle
Oregon
Thomas
Prindles
Albert Blake
Old Veterans Parade Down Historic Pennsylvania Avenue
Old Civil War veterans marched six hours through Washington, D C from the Capitol to the White House, along Pennsylvania Avenue. Camp fires warmed local observers as the Grand Army of the Republic celebrated a grand review with crowds lining sidewalks and rooftops, departments and schools closed, and a national salute of praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, Ge
Washington
Chipitol
White House
Dl and VII
Life
Nigar
Aline
Vermont veterans parade after Grout death alters plans
In Washington Vermont veterans marching with 2400 men plus 25 000 to 30 000 in line observed no exhaustion. Senator Procter canceled Vermont visit upon learning General Grout had died. Resolutions praising Grout were adopted. Army of the James reunion expected with Gen W F Smith attending. Veterans held campfires as sophomores beat freshmen 11 to 0 on the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Pareda
Washington
Oct
Vermont
Grand Army
Hathorn
Senator Procter
Grout
Dumbarton
Heathorn
Z M
Mansur
Howe
Hoo
Tosler
General Grout
Ath
Jeth Vark
Sphmores
President Roosevelts Parade Ride Draws Cheers in Washington
President Roosevelt reviewed the Grand Army parade from a carriage on the White House terrace. He was helped by a board for his injured leg and accompanied by Secretary Cortelyoun and military aide Bullsham as mounted guards kept watch. Crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue cheered as he moved past veterans and spectators, marking a high point in his recovery and public appearances.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Howr
Reek Creek
Avalomeal
Pennaylval Avenue
Indianapolis
Jones
Cortelyoun
Tle
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Henry Mn. Baldwin
Monkton
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Harriet Ball
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W. I. Dean
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RED Cross Optical CO
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Red Wetmore
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Waterbury
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Braintree
Carl Edminater
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Brookfield
Carrie Sault
Vermont Farm Machine Company
Abbie Clark
St. Albans
A. J. Gayla
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Delate
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Marion M. Tiana
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Wis
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Sehoon Lake
N. Y
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M. Winslow
Charles
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Soule
Mrooklite
Stella Prindle
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Delhi
T. Ross
Saratiya
H. Ww. Prindle
Richard Morgan
W. Dd. Nutting
George Kelley
Forestdale
C. J. Brown
Washington, C
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Ruel Thomas
Rouses Point N. Y
James Thomias
Norman Nicklin
Carl McGowan
Clyde Manor
Sudbury
Albert Portier
Mildr
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L. H. Forder'a
I. M Baker
Matte Nicklaw
Putland
Business College
Edward Fredette
Sophrona Portier
C. B. Parson
Turn-Pike
Mr. Parsons
Riverside
Mr. Parson
Charlies W. Goss
Barnet
Mr. Goss
Northfield
South Woodbury
A. M. Benjamin
Frank Wheeler
West
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Albert Dwinell
Lucy Sabin
Sindige
Brown
Grand Lodge of ‘Good Templars
Hhe
Vermont Advent Christian Conference
A. C. Church of Waterbury
Gaiety Hall
Maury Drew
B. F. Atherton
IW. V. Bryan
2. Bamforth
G. R. Demeritt
Stephen Guptil
Planet
Mary Lease
Waterbury Orchestra
Peter Tatro
Ricker Mountain
Christey Tenney
East Roxbury
Mary Morris
Northield
Robert Harper
Bh . Allen
Hudith Rutz
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J. J. Puller
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Cram
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Labot
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Herbert Wheeler
Alfred
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Peter Urban
Bemis Pike
Peaks Island
H. A. Heath
Wells & Rogers
N. O
Aice
W. J. Carpenter
Granville
W. J. Fitts
Roland
Mra. O'Grady
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Jown O'Grady
Merton Richardson
Hethe
HW. G. van Diesen
van Duesen
Richardsen
George A. Furnese
Brimfield
Maas
C. B. Brackett
George Spaulding
Mise Teatrive
Turney
Mixa Frances Hanlon
Mast Granville
R. McConnell
W. A. Cram
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Lewis Sevoir
George Bonette
BP. Stearns
E. A. Eldridge
Millie Campbell
A. Eldridge
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Adeline Vandensen
H. M. Watte
W. G. McAllister
Morrisville
Stowe
Matt J. Jones
D. C
Mad River Valley Grange
Good Templars
I. O. G. T. Lodge
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G. A. R. Hall
Waitsfield Vornet Band
Windham County
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South Royalton
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Morgan Bros
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