Local Notes and Social Gems from Brattleboro Area
Local society brief lists visitors and ill residents including Mick Nettie Mather of Brattleboro and Mrs Josephine Bowles. Reports of business visitors Frank Pieres and John S White. Robins spotted near the Court House. social visits in Newport and Concert. Mentions a Woman's Association meeting at the Manse and news of fire chief Harry Marden ill at home. Chaplin film ads mix with Isle of Conquest at the Globe tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Nettie Mather
Brattleboro
Josephine Bowles
Frank Pieres
Woodsville
John S. White
Barnet
Robin
Court House
George Smith
Mikes Maud Stanley
Newport
Earl Davis
T. P. Calderwood
Woman's Association of the North Eh
Harry Marden
Pneumoni
J. A. Drouin
Quebec
Montreal
George Rounds
Springheld, VI
Henry B. Smith
Chester Depot
Henry — B. Byron
Fred Rogers
Meredith
Byron
Chaplin
Globe Theatre
Charlie Chaplin
C. Chaplin
Native Ileo RB Tablets Advertised as Kidney Trouble Aid
An old advertisement touts Native ILE RB Tablets as first aid for kidney trouble. It claims thirty-two years of use as a standard herbal remedy, free of caramel or mineral poisons, with a guarantee coupon and a blue seal signature of Alonzo Bliss. Sold by leading druggists in boxes of 200 for 1.00 and a larger size for five dollars in Col, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo
Bliss
New Witness In Auto Case Details Beasley Drive
A new witness testified in the Beck Heywood automobile case at St Johnsbury. Potts described the Heywood car passing at 30 mph before the Silsby vehicle hit a fence and went over an embankment. He saw no signaling and hurried to the scene. Other witnesses described speed, braking, and driver conduct as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck-Heywood
St Johnsbury
Potts
St. Johnsbury
Heywood
Philip Beck
Davis
John Lee
Clayton Sibby
James Johnson
Fairbanks
Fish Hatchery Hill
Searles
M Johnson
Silsby
Johnson
Livton
Ilsby
Livingston
Printer's Ink and War Spirit in Local News
Printer's Ink continued to inform the public about the war through publicity articles films and speakers. The column notes how this information influenced national action and promises daily updates in the St Johnsbury Local. Theo Farrow of Lyndon Institute visited town while Miss Emma Chance from Newark NJ returns home. IL A Power returns as does Mrs Power after illness. Leland Wood and E H Hallett attend Farm Bureau meetings in Springfield Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Theo Farrow
Lyndon Institute
Emma Ia
Chance
Newark
N. J
IL A. Power
Jay
Mrs. Power
Leland A. Wood
E. H. Hallett
Springfield
Mass
Farm Bureau
Help wanted notices from early 20th century classifieds
Multiple job advertisements offer general housework positions in Boston and St Johnsbury, kitchen girl in St Johnsbury, and maid services. Government clerks exams in St Johnsbury for ages 18 to 60 with $100 monthly pay. Silk mill jobs near Hartford by Cheney Brothers with company housing and payed transportation. interviews arranged through employment bureau in South Manchester Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury House
Boston
J Kaczer
Bagley St
St. Johnsbury
John Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Equitable Bldg
Washington
Hartford
Conn
Cheney Brothers Employment Bureau
South
Manchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choice
Leach & Waterman
Globe
Norma Talmadge
Isle of Conquest
Charlie
Dorothy Dalton
L. K. Harvey
Passumpsic
Vermont
Local News
Tropics
the Globe Tonight
the— American Legion
River Junction
St. Johnsbury Armory
Na Ley Inc
Page & Shaw’s
Ax Apollo
Vanity Fair
Jair
THE
Berry-Ball Dry Goods CO
H. A. Bryant
Railroad Street
Nolin Bros
F. A. Scott CO
Grocers
C. E. Brown
St. Johnsbury, Vt
Roe
Sedogen
E. N. Randall & CO
Railroad
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