Passumpsic News and Local Updates From West Barnet
Passumpsic notes report two weeks’ question for Mrs Finest Shepherd, shifts at electric plant and station, funerals in Wheelock, repairs for Morton Anderson, Miss Helen Judking’s move, Sick lists and local visits. West Barnet Grange met with 25 attendees, program included violin duet, poem, story, and refreshments. Death of Mrs Fred Fisher announced at Frost Sanitarium, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fisher. Priscilla Club met with Mrs Edwin Strobridge. Clara Kenerson finished work. Archibald Craig moved to Nelson Davidson’s. Waldo Aiken returned home for sugaring. families in Tilton, N H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Wright
St. Johnsbury
Mattie Wright
Wene Bunton
As Pulford
Mildred Smith
Charles Pulford
Watermin Scrutons
Ernest Skinney
West Barnet
Robert Strobridge
Thressa C. Blaing
Lee White
Leslie Lackie
Fred Fisher
Frost
Fisher
Priscilla Club
Edwin Strobridge
Clara Kenerson
Lemuel Moody
Archibald Craig
James Blain
Nelson Davidson
Waldo Aiken
D. A. Blaine
Charles Carter
Julia Carter
Tilton
N. H
Cartie Roy
Mr. Carter
Dudley Fitzgeralds
Margaret Fitzgeralds
Fred
GIVES WIFE GLYCERINE MIXTURE REMEDY CLAIM
A retired merchant describes a home remedy for catarrh of the stomach using glycerine with huckthorn bark in Adiowicka claiming one bottle gave relief. The text asserts Adlersika acts on both bowels to remove foul matter and prevent appendicitis, noting W. B. Eastman, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlersika
W. B. Eastman
Fisher Relatives Called to St Johnsbury by Illness
Fisher were in St Johnsbury last week called there by the illness of Mrs Rebecca Pitzgerilds Fisher. The family of Chiteles Chouteh born in the past week Edwin Stro belove and Philip Adams have also been sick. Mis Edna Walbridge visited at Charles Roys and J A Blains the past week. Mr and Mrs Bert Allen have been visiting their parents Mr and Mrs James Allen. Neighbors and friends of Mrs Moses Toy are sorry to heap of her recent operation and hope for a speedy recovery. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Margaret Hale. Mrs Dudley Fitzgeralds visited friends in Lyndon and St Johnsbury last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hale
Dudley Fitzgeralds
Lyndon
St. Johnsbury
Invents New Farm Motor by Dixville Inventor Ted Holmes
Edward Ted Holmes of Dixville PQ has completed a motor attachment for separators threshers and corn cutters. He patented in the United States Canada and England and expects a fortune. The 25 pound aluminum model is lightweight portable mounts on a rear wheel and aims to replace gasoline engines. The outfit sells for 20 dollars and production will expand after April 1 with talks with a Quebec casting factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Ted” Holmes
Dixvilel PQ
Lane & Dwinell
Holmes
Lee O. Drew
United Stat
Canada
England
Coaticook
P. Q
Quebec
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Briggs
Lillian Gordon
Eastern Avenue
Monroe
Osea Frazer
G. I. Frazer
Homer S. Smith
David Lang
Oscar Frazer
Freeman Johnson
Norman Smith
Gilbert Lang
Florence Johlison
Clara Shepard
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Mary P. Smith
Hugh Nelson
C. C. Lang
Beattie
Clarence Lang
G. L. Frazer
Ladies’ Aid Society
Forrest Emery
Brier Hill
C. H. Hosford
John Golby
Woodsville
Gilbert Chamberlain
Oxvin Chamberlin
Holland
Taunton State Hospital
Arthur W. Goss
Taunton
Ideal
Harold Penniman
Mt. Pleasant Street
Barry
Chestnut Street
South
Manchester
Conn
Waitriesses
New Avenue Hotel
A. B. Dow
Eastern Ave
W. F. Davis
Waterbury Inn
Waterbury
M. A. Weiner's
H. C. Newe
Wyoming
L. H. Brooks
Lucy M. Brooks
Brooks Place
W. Pon Hf
Springfield
Hilltop Farm
Suffield
Cann. S
W. H. Hutchins
North Troy
Box T
Farrow
A. C. Greenwood
Pleasant St
Johnsbury
Roachine
Alea Familia
Leonard
Equitable Bldg
Washington
B.c
BR. E. L
Care Caledonian
Arthur Alglard
Sparrow, Passumpsie, Vt
Malted Cereals Company
L. Malted Cereals Company
Burlington
Vermont
Co. H. Davis
St Johnsbury
H. M. Bronson
J. E. Walker
St. Johnebury
Alphonse
Gauthie
St. Vt
Regina
ST. Johnsbury Wiring Company
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