Newport Fire Extinguishes Blaze on Cris Street
Sunday afternoon a fire on Cris Street in Newport was confined to the roof of Charles Crawford’s home. The blaze originated from a burnt-out chimney and was quickly put out by fire units from Box 45. Fireman Mayne Hunt used a tool to stamp out remaining embers as neighbors watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Mavild Kenni
Charles Crawford
Cris Street
Themay Ray Hunt
Ruth Somers
Somers
Hyon
John Hildreth
Gilo Shattuck
Derby
TH. Blackburn
Chirenceville
P.Q
E. H. Mills
Lionel Wit Russell
Derry
Tennie Campbell
Hie
East Side School
East Charleston
Henry Roberts
Meg
Georie Cook
Hep Ster
Ehima Knowland
Tivermore Mills
Maine
Carroll Wilder
Conk Dure
S. E. Stuckie
Mint Maude Gibb
Mast Side
Wicklund
Tivaneville
Herbert Teherwood
Montpelier
Sam Me
Tellan
Jay
Bury
Newport wedding among locals and church events
Newport residents attended the wedding of Arthur Worby and Miss Mathilda Turner of Lury. Several locals were noted for social visits, baptisms at the Congregational church with nine children added to the Cradle Roll, and assorted travels and calls throughout town including Sunshine Club activities and updates on residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normin James
Harry Richardson
Virginia Prinees
Kig Hunt
Geraldine Mae
Wilcox
Richad
Richard Do Hall Geral
Mee
Gerald Buzzell
Helen Louise
Pa Thamilton
Bruce Benjamin
Benjamin Moshers
Ruth
Benjamin Smith
Harriet Elizabeth
Manghter
Philip C. Smanehird
Urban Livingstone
E. Burt
Gertrude Haryis
Sunshine Club
Windsor
Hils
Walter Abbott
Hibbard
Windsor Journal
Vermont Journal
United States
G. H. Flint
Harry Hamilton
Sunshine Cotage
Bluff
Abbie Putney
Scituate
Cuddledoon
Miss Violet Price Weds Maurice Willey in Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Violet May Price daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Price Glen Road becomes the bride of Maurice Edward Willey son of Mr and Mrs John Willey both of the city. Ceremony conducted by Rev A P Banks at St Mark’s amid limited family attendance. The couple will live in Hartford where Mr Willey holds a position with Hartford Electric Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Violet May Price
Glen Road
Maurice Edward Willey
John Willey
A. P. Banks
Sir Mark's
Geangette Howe
Hal
Mos
Willey
Boston
Thetford
Hartfort
Hartfoul
Devil's Belt referenced in 1770s New York maps
The passage notes the feature called Devil's Belt located in York before the Revolution and cited by Stubler on a Revolutionary map. It describes extreme ends with rough terrain and historic names suggesting a hazardous tract between Hell Gate area and the opposite end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
York
Hope Totor
Stublers
New York
Man claims Tanlac relief from years of distress
Gideon Giudette of 18 Winter Street Manchester says three bottles of Tanlac eased chronic stomach trouble headaches and nerve unrest. He reports improved appetite stomach function sleep and daily work ability and recommends the remedy sold by Landry's Drug Store St Johnsbury and Chis H Coburn West Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Tecan
Tanke
Gideon Giudette
Winter Street
Manchester
N. Hy
Tanlac
St. Johnsbury
Landry's Drug Store
West Burke
Chis .H. Coburn
Calvin Bennett Dies Suddenly at His Holland Home
Calvin Bennett aged 64 died suddenly at his Holland home on Saturday morning due to heart trouble and acute indigestion. A well known farmer, he previously worked in New York City before returning to farming in 1890. He is survived by a widow, six children, and four brothers, with services held at the Methodist church and interment in Holland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bennett
Holland
Mr. Bennett
Charles
Lydia Washburry Bennett
Eni Ltd
Bennett
New York City
Hennett
Odd Fellows
Harry
Calving Dey Vy
Mabel
Addig
Hollandty
Ledia Jacob
North Troy
Oscar Bennett
East Norwalk
Charles Bennett
Howard Fennett
Island Pond
Alice Lennett
Berlin
Methodist
Clyde Wilcox
Advent Church
Distilled Water for Batteries Uses Simple Homemade Distiller
A Popular Science Monthly article explains making pure battery water by distilling via heat and a cooled duct, using a wooden bucket and copper tube to deliver condensate. It notes rain and melted ice water are scarce and stresses keeping the jar corked to prevent contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meng
Ming
Wade
Che Dir
B. Robbins
Popular Serene Monthly
Reckless Driver Impacts Newport Lyndonville Game
A brief note mentions a forthcoming complete recount of the Newport Lyndonville baseball game to be published in this newspaper tomorrow.
The Wonderful Congo
The Congo is described as the world’s most vast waterway system with extensive navigable waters and vast populations. Professor Dupwit of Brussels asserts the rivers were destined to shape global trade and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Dupwit
Mugouma Natural History
Brussels
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St. Louis
Citioe
Wersaguyan
C. H. Goss CO
H. J. Goodrich
J. C. Eaton & CO
Lyndonville
J. H. Goodrich
McIndoes
Whipple Converse Co
Orleans
True’& Blanchard Co
Newport, Vt
John Hancock Mutual
Mass
James G. Murphy
Newport, Vermont
Newport Busir
Lee H. Melver
D. O
Renihan Block
S. W
Hamilton
Campbell
Lane
Harry F. Hamilton
Campbell Hospital
Milne
Gilman's Block
E. H. Howe
Howe & Stowe Real Estate
Newport Tel
Root’s
George B. Young
Vick
Theodeus Manse
Myrtle Fullington
Mansonville
Wil Halley
Myron Chaffee
B. M. Chaffey
Tiving Jones
Lowell
Fred Colour
Kathleen Robingon
A. L. Grout
North Peay
Frank Thompson
J. F. Blanchardt
Masantse
Richard Hurston
Burlington
Henry MacGregor Louthood
Gertrude Coburn
Banl M. Railroad
A. F. Tissonnette
Stinstead
Bissonnette
Jen
Perley Folsom
Dean Academy
Lucina Bonneau
Burelington
Reternine
Harry Lyon
Groveton
Aja
Len Hishop
Woolsville
Homer Hildeeth
George Longeway
Magog
Miss Violet Price
Mr Willey
Rinlet
Eveeruow
Rockies
Alaska
Mt. Shetet
Grand Canyon
Galifornia
Yellowstone
American Rockies
Jouneys
Ted
Hudson Hiyer
Montreal
Nove Meottas
Wen Hradeportatiany Iotels
Amon Darby
Fay Parkinson
Ty Hogenwerk
A. M. Bowen
Eagle Point
G. H. Newland
Premier Theatre
Vepmont
FOX News
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Tom MIX
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