Agent Honored for Three Months of Humane Work
Burlington Humane Society reports the agent visited Shelburne South Burlington Winooski and other towns numerous times. It notes animals sent to veterinary surgeons or laid off with promised rest and better care, plus two jail terms for cruelty. Cattle pens and water shortages at Essex Junction are described as destitute and corrective efforts limited. Horses, dogs, and cats were destroyed or removed as needed. society funds cannot cover mortuary bills and donations go to the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
South Burlington
Winooski
X Junction
Hinesbureh
Seer Hill
North Perrisburgh
Fast Monkton
Colchester
Muddy Brook
Exsex Junction
Picture agent in court faces fines for intoxication breach
Fred Ryan a Boston picture agent appeared in city court Saturday. He faced breach of the peace charges after an order from Mes Joseph Angier over a photograph of her husbands mother. Witnesses testified Ryan was intoxicated. he pleaded not guilty to breach of peace but was convicted and fined 12 89 and costs 84 days in the House of Correction as alternate. He pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 5 and costs 9 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ryan
Boston Picture
Ryan
Mes
Joseph Angier
Angier
House of Correction
Changes at Howard Park illuminate Lumiere plant works
The Lumiere North American Co plans large mains to supply water to a Burlington factory, with 1100 feet of pipe along the Howard Park fire border near Crescent Beard Inn. Diver Falcon lays the lines, aiding Dr. W. Seward Webb and the city. New Lumiere buildings rise, brick and substantial, altering Howard Park’s old appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumiere North American Co
Howard Park
Crescent Beard Inn
Falcon
W. Seward Webb
Burlington
Floral Hell
Are You a Mason adaptation delights opera house crowd
German fantasy farce Are You a Mason? presented Saturday at the opera house by a capable company. Leo Ditrichstein adapted it from German, portraying Amos Bloodgood of Rockford IL and son in law Frank Perry, both posing as Masons for benefits. Real Mason arrival exposes imposters amid further laughs as Paul Weigel and Edward Kelly star. Ladies praised. humor and applause were lively. Devoe carriage paint ad ends the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Paul Weigel
Edward Kelly
Amos Bloodgood
University Notes: New Chairs, Elections, and Class Officers
Prof Carl V Tower to occupy the late Prof Torrey’s chair and Prof Theodore Foulamilton to lead the German department. Tower, a Brown graduate and Cornell PhD, comes with study and teaching stints at Clark, Michigan, Knox, and strong endorsements from leading philosophers. Instructor positions and notable appointments accompany senior and freshman class officer selections and plans for senior privileges and a holiday schedule adjustment due to the class game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Tower
Torrey
T. J. Ramilton
Howes
WW. A. P. Torrey
Carl V Tower
Tower
Brown College
Cornell
Clark University
University of Michigan
Knox College
Winols
Anwell
Aijehnan University
Frunce
Frown
Stanley Hall
Clark
Theodore Foulamilton
Hamilton
Tarvard
Ise
University of Missouri
Flo
Bicknell University
Vermont
Harvard
Adams
Miss Hedge
Darling
Hollister
Gulick
Harvey
Wright
Mies Russell
Buckham
Blick
Miss Bond
Miss Wheeler
Watson
Hickey
Home Wedding Unites Florence Nye and Clarence Hichmond
Miss Florence E Nye and Clarence W Hichmond wed at the Nye home on Maple Street in Newport. The ceremony featured green and white decor and Hydrangea arrangements with Miss Mary A Nye as maid of honor and Wiliam Gi. Wears as best man. They will reside in Newport and were joined by family from Rutland, Burlington, and Watertown. The accompanying obituary notes the death of Mrs Cornelia Sophia Kingsley of Rutland after illness. The record also lists September weather with mean 68.1 degrees and 3.68 inches of precipitation for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Nye
van A. Nye
Clarence W. Hichmond
Newport
Socleck
Hey
A. Ti. Meteo
Maple Street
Ethel Spear
Bertha A. Killam
Burlington
George Nelson
Horatio V. Nye
William KK. Putnam
Haverhill
Rutland shops plan to move to Burlington and create $600000 outlay
A Shelburne Farms meeting discussed establishing Rutland railroad offices and shops in Burlington with a $600,000 outlay and a $750,000 yearly payroll. A committee may visit Rutland and Malone shops to assess what would move and what Burlington gains. The plan includes yards, a six story office building, and housing for trainmen, with 40 new city jobs and most payroll centered in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Malone
Shelburne Farms
Rutland Railroad
W. Seward Webb
C. Hawley
H. H. Powers
George T. Jarvis
Burlington
Oak Inge
Thirtting
Vermont News Briefs Highlight Local Wildlife and Dredging Plans
Vermont notices report a Charlotte resident with tame gray squirrels near his home and a history of wildlife sightings including a wild deer and hedgehog in his yard. Dorset Mountain Marble plans resume quarrying with a large stockholder meeting and officers elected. A Worth Poultney barn fire kills a man believed to be Patrick Kenney, and a Masonic dedication and parade are set for Rutland with multiple committees named. Washington County Court reconvenes with several cases continued as jurors near release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Williams
Charlotte
Williams
Porset
Varrins
Dorset Mountain Marble Company
East Betreet
Manchester
Willem Ferguson
Hugh Sisson
George Mann
Baltimiers Md
Wol Gray
Peter ‘Ay
Philadelphia
W. J. Gray
Wueh Sisson
Charlies G. Webster
William Wharton
William Ferguson
Charles G. Wetter
Wow
Nichole
J. OW. Cranston
Peter Ay
Toho Hennesey
Worth Poultney
Wre
Carridge
Patrick Kenney
Rutland Herald
Misonte
Ruthind
T. Braley
W. Shaw
Samuel Terr
W. A. Patrick
Charles Clark
C. ‘Temple
J. Baker
BV. Ross
Dire
William A. Hendrick
John H Morrison
Ralph Stoddard
W. HH. Sehryver
W. (. Sage
Gw, Pratt
H. K. Yarington
W. ©. Gleason
J. M. Bushey
Derekine
L. FP. Miner
Fpow. Knapp
Wil J. Davis
M. O. Stoddard
H. J. Howe
C. L. Dye
T. A. Davis
Ll. Howe
M . Logan
W. Hammond
G. F. Chalmers
W. J. Clauson
D. W. Temple
Rutland News
Vermont Manufacturers Busy Across State Amid Mixed Trade
Vermont manufacturing remains robust in cities like Burlington Rutland St Johnsbury and Montpelier with good demand and busy mills while retail trade is generally fair to good though weather hampers activity in some areas. Apple crop improves though corn declines, Ely mines and coal use steady, and labor remains in demand with scarce help in White River Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Burlington
Rutland
Bennington
Puble
Ely
St. Johnsbury
Bellows Olls
Montpelier
White River Junction
Dn Barre
Hardwick
Brattleboro
Waterbury
Danby
Unclaimed Letters Listed at Burlington Post Office
The Burlington post office for the week ending October 7 1902 publishes the women and men’s lists of unclaimed mail. The long roster names Mrs Lillie Brown Miss Selina Duport Mrs Robt Davis Mrs F Kohter Mrs C S Ladd Madame Marisse Comulre Miss Jessie Moore Miss Mildred L McAuley Miss M Lillian Newton Mrs A Peterson Madame Wilfred Piett Mrs Addie Tankard Miss Ida Wentworth Mrs Chas A Smith Mrs Josiah Duprat Mrs Clara Burnet Miss B L Brown J W Ayres M S Alger Wm H Barney Henry Curtis I J Clark Guisseppe Caleb John M Cream Wm Curtis A A Delphy Frank Deming James Dillon Walter Dow Theodore Fleury Bo Th Goodrich Wim G Hawes R L Lee Byron Lenbert Irving Mack Geo Prentice red Vasnet John Stone Jerry Tasie Wo MM Hayes Fred Lathout Vitulle Chagnon Bartley Bornety
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Brown
Selina Duport
Rob't Davis
F. ©. Kohter
C. S. Ladd
Marisse Comulre
Jessie Moore
Mildred L. McAuley
M. Lillian Newton
A. Peterson
Wilfred Piett
Mra
Addie Tankard
Ida Wentworth
Chas
A. Smith
Josiah Duprat
Clara Burnet
B. L. Brown
J. W. Ayres
Alger
Wm. H. Barney
Henry Curtis
I. J. Clark
Guisseppe Caleb
John M. Cream
Wm. Curtis
A. Delphy
Frank Deming
James Dillon
Walter Dow
Theodore Fleury
Bo Th. Goodrich
Wim
G. Hawes
R. Ll. Lee
Bypron Lenbert
Irving Mack
Geo. Prentice
Red Vasnet
John Btone
Jerry Tasie
Wo MM. Hayes
Pred Lathout
Vitulle Chagnon
Bartley Bornety
THREE FATAL ACCIDENTS IN SOUTH BURLINGTON TOWN
A string of fatal and serious injuries occurred Tuesday afternoon in South Burlington. Road Commissioner Robert R. Richardson died after being crushed by a wagon wheel as frightened horses fled during a collision between teams led by Warren Hayes and Maitland. Russell aided Richardson before the runaway, and Richardson, aged about 40, left a wife and son. The incident followed Maitland’s earlier injury and a preliminary collision. Also reported is the peculiar death of John H. Parkhurst of Winooski due to an incandescent lamp accident at a store cellar, leaving a wife and five children. Joseph Bombard of Colchester Center died from internal injuries after being crushed between a wheel and shaft of a corn sheller last Thursday. Bombard was 58 and survived by a wife and two children. The household column notes fall decor and breathing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fampson Crown
Brownington
Montreal Express
Bareton Landing
Bennington
Haver
Court House
Heer
Rutland Railroad Company
South
Burlington
Robert R. Richardson
William Maitland
Warren Hayes
Messrs. Hayes
Maithind
Muaitland
Russell
Richardson
Chauncey W. Brownell
Troy
Mr. Richardson
Joan H. Parkhurst
John H. Parkhurst
W. BE. Merride
Main
Allen Streets
Winooski
Theasdlay
Mr. Parkhurst
Mr. McBride
Sheehan
Qitekly
Parkhurst
KA. Burdick
Frank Carpentier
Frank Bigwood
Platt Street
Simons
Platka
Char Parkhurst
Chienza
Tillian
Lottie
Irene
Joseph Toambari
Joseph Bombard
Colchester Center
Isolation Hospital to Rise at One Site Planed by Aldermen
Plans for a new isolation hospital were prepared by the city health committee after a recent aldermen meeting. A wood two story building estimated at about $30 will house four wards and separate patient areas with nurses and attendants in each wing. The center front contains the dispensing or physicians room and kitchen at the rear, with patient rooms above for those needing separation. The wards are designed for complete separation to treat different contagious diseases, with completion expected this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Aldermanic Health Committees
Patier
Dnes
Hoor
Wedding at Episcopal Residence in London Couple Wed
Alfred Richards of London England and Mrs Josephine Blanchard of Parle ance were married at the Episcopal residence Thursday noon by Rev P J Barrett A breakfast followed at the Van Ness house Best man George Hubba of Kent England maid Rose Galligan of New York Richards serves as valet to Mr W Webb Richards wife a maid at Shelburne Farms The couple received many presents from Dr and Mrs Webb and other household members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Richards
London
England
Josephine Blanchard
Parle
Ance
P J. Barrett
van Ness House
George Hubba
Kent
Rose Galligan
New York
Richards
W. Webb
Diet guidance for typhoid and fever foods and gruels
The text outlines preparation of pearl barley gruel and Exy gruel, notes on beef tea and typhoid nutrition from a St. Louis physician, and floor care polish. It covers foods allowed during fevers, differences between gruels and porridges, cooking times, and cautions on digestibility. It emphasizes milk and water, grains, soups, light puddings, and the need for double boiler cooking to ensure digestibility.
Umbrella care and diet notes from Telford High School
Emma Paddock notes cover practical tips on umbrella care and digestion. They advise drying umbrellas handle down, warn about wear from cases, and caution dyspeptics about certain foods. EMMA PADDOCK reports on school notes including basketball manager election, football opener at Athletic Park, and new singing books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Paddock Telford
Vaneer,m
Jo'eluk
Athletic Park
Plattsburgh Normal School
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Cleveland
Burlington Humane Society
Bas
Devoe
Tlagar Lros
University Notes
W. Richmond
Florence Nye
L. G, Kingsley
Cornelia Sophia
LG Kingsley
Lenne
husStand
Henry Th
Harvey BR. Kingsley
Ruthand
Kingsley
Trinity Church
Weatster
Glyco-Chemical Co
Burlington, Vt
Bee
Hall's
Tuttle
Adam= Express Company
S. A. Tuttle
Beverly St
Boston
Mass
Theodore M. Slayton
Andrew J. Moore
H. A. Huse
Cairn R. Nicholas
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Cage
T. E. Angell
R. Fletcher
John A. Talloe
Margaret B.C. Turner
Carleton A. Hallet Ava
Margaret F. C. Turner
Green Mountain
Randolph
Fred Reoppe
Reppe
Roppe
Herenty Child
Mill Street
Herald and News
Cambridg
News OF Vermont
Preas
Washington County Court
Washington County
Capital City Gas Company
Chicago House Wrecking Company
Ten Covenant
J. W. Morrow James Hatcd
Trever
W. A. Boyce
Levi J. Holster
General Assumpant
Gertrude A. Binnie
Town & Foss
Chogston Ve RK «& Bowers Granite Company
W. J. Laird Ye. A
Ha, Molt
Bradstreet
Vermont Weekly Trade Report
R. R. Richardson
South Bur
Lington
Runaway Team
J. A. Parkhurst
Domestic Science
Thoreau
Bupper
California
Episcopal
Hale
Pike
Keystone Watch Case Company
Clapp
Ohio
Lake Erie
Chester de. Clapp
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Arthur W. Senter
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Water Street
Seitier
St. Louis
Devon
Magar Bros
T. S. Peck
Central
Burlington, Essex Junction
Richmond, Waterbury
Middlesex
Colchester Milton
Georgia
ERS
E H. FitzHuGn
S. W. Cummings
T & Gen'l
Mgr
Pacific Coast
Great Northwest
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