Supreme Court Opens January Term in Montpelier
The January term of the Vermont Supreme Court opened in Montpelier with opinions rendered. Names include Anna C. Dyer versus Charles H. Lader, Ruthland and Chittenden county cases, and several continuations from Essex Caledonia Orleans counties. Decisions involve affirmations, reversals, and continuations tied to breaches, fraud, and industry appeals. The court adjourned for the Vermont Bar Association annual meeting and reconvened next morning for more opinions.
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Supreme Court
Montpelier
Anna C. Dyer
Charles H. Lader
Sion
Ruthland County
W. W. Smith
H. H. Reynolds
Chittenden County
Henry W. Clement
Rutland County Club
Essex County
Grand Trunk Railway
Orleans County
Charles W. Hitchcock
George Kennison
Bradley S. Hoadley
Theda Long
Frank Wing
H. Jerry Buckley
George Ek
Jennings
Josephine Waldron
the International Water Co
Ralph H. Bedell
Andrew P. Hill
Valerie & Wm. Girardia
Edmond D
Effie E. Gardner
Caledonia County
Idolla Lowell O'Boyle
Walter Lowell
Ruby Lowell
Shirley Lowell
Bernice Owell
Parker-Young Company
Commissioner of Industries
Leon Hane
Neema Bean
Willams Mt Uo. Et al
Insurance Co
North Ameria
Red
Shurtleff
AL Neverosa
Tres
Louise N Hill
Jennings Supreme Court
We of the Vermont Bar Assocision
New Year Religious Activities and Local News in Lunenburg
Watchnight service on New Years Eve drew a large crowd with a moving pictures social hour and light refreshments. Two new teachers were elected at the Sunday school board meeting. A torpid service led by pirate and minute men welcomed the New Year at midnight. Cottage prayer meetings mark the week of prayer. The Thurs quarterly Methodist conference will be led by District Superintendent KE W Sharpe of St Johnsbury. Upcoming Lyceum show on Jan 10 features Mr and Mrs Potter with a varied program. The Brongon family remains under quarantine as Charlotte recovers from scarlet fever. A New Years Eve dance at John Carey’s featured George Higgins of Concord. Various locals travel for events and study, and Mrs Lorana Silshy turns 76 with post cards from village children. Local stores will close early on several evenings through May.
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Ith
Methodist Church
KE. W. Sharpe
St. Johnsbury
Lyceum
Potter
W. M. Brongon
E. C. Jewell
Boston
Langlands
Fairbanks Morse Co
Camp Winneshewinka
G. W. Douglas
Lorana Silshy
Charles Spaulding
Hell and Son
South Lunenburg
L. B. Brown
M. D. Bowker and Co
S.C. Smith
Harold Maillet
Local notes on visits and duties in St. Johnsbury
Town records show Friday duties underway. Mrs Kate Sayers traveled to St. Johnsbury with her daughter to arrange X ray work for a child. Mrs Dr Sampson of Concord stayed with her mother Alma Darlge in the West Neighborhood. Hanson Perkins attended St. Johnsbury business last week.
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Kate Sayers
St. Johnsbury
Mra
Sampson
Concord
Alma Darlge
West
Hanson Perkins
Lyndonville Church Elects Officers After Reports
In Lyndonville the moderator chaired a meeting where secretary pro tem Roger Ladd read the treasurer G P Greenslade and his own report. Officers chosen include Moderator George Whipple secretary John Nash treasurer Greenslade and trustees Monroe Ladd Hovey Parker.
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W. H .Parker
Comerford
Roger Ladd
G. P. Greenslade
George Whipple
John Nash
Robert Monroe
Harry Hovey
W. H. Parker
A.C. McDowell
Rey B. Lewis
House
California Syrup of Figs Advertscherished Child Laxative
An old advertisement praises California Syrup of Figs as a safe and tasty laxative for children. It urges mothers to look for the nine California on the package and promises full dosing directions on each bottle.
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California
Real estate value assertion and offer in The Advert
You get more value buying real estate than other assets today. Lumber labor and materials rise, yet you can still buy property cheaper than building and get a lot free. A home not owned is only a temporary resting place. For buying or selling Real Keta contact my agency. Tel. One.
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Ray Comstock
William Elliott
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Pric
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Stanley's Furniture Store
Baldwin
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George W. Drown
Marvisville
George W. Til Herbert Crown
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Foaley
Bunker
Penelinr Wie
la St John
Fonry Pais
Lunenburg
Ellerbe Wood
Lyndonville
Chas. E. Kirk
W. W. Sprague & Son General Agents National Life Insurance Company
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DOW
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Vermont
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Cigar Store Bowling Alley
Mary Ann
A.h.gleason & CO
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Fairbanks Scale
St. Johnsbury, Vt
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Railroad Street
Caledonian
Chas. S. Hastings
Main Street
W. Res
Fitchburg Yarn Company
J. H. Grozier CO
P.O
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Barquin
A. Greenwood
Cornetist
Littleton
N. HW
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Raymond House
Newport
Practical Oil Man
Edwards
Tulsa
Okla
New Method Laundry
Bright Watchman
W. G. Fancher
Lawrence
Mass
Gil
L. A. Pratt
Pearl
Arnet
H. N. Turney
Park St
Sherburne’s
Ingalls & Hornby
Federal Street
New Avenue House
Kuchekin
Seath Og
Uke
Tin Man
Coolie
Clark's Avis
Vernont
Edison
McLean
Albert Daniels
West Danville
C. E. Drew
Summer Street
Ornet
McLean Music Store
Arthur Smith
George Ranney
Portland Street
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