Local News and Notices From Pervs Corner
Recent items note Geo Rush losing a valuable horse and several family illnesses from the prevailing distemper. Mrs Burke improves from sickness, others suffer stomach trouble rheumatism. Local visits include Geo Batchelder and Miss Etta Davis in town, Martha Lyon home from Rye, and Delbert and Stone visiting Rutland relatives. Wall paper dealer Farnom sold 450 rolls here. an honest Cure for La Grippe from George Waitt praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Community updates cover church talk on Hell, water shortages affecting cattle, and property investments by RB Jaquith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Rush
John Wait
Wm. Burke
F. R. Crossman
Aaron Reed
Delbert
Delmer Stone
Rutland
Frank Wyman
S. Londonderry
F. I. Farnom
Manchester
Wall Paper
Winhall Hollow Social Notes and Local Moves
J G Martin visited town Tuesday to see his son Millard. Mrs Mattie Dutton and her son stayed with sister Mrs Fred Hall last week. Willie Carleton of Windham works for George Barnard. F trail to work there through sugar O F Hewes out of doors during illness. Miss Jenevis Babbitt helped sister Mrs O F Hewes. O B Hewes home on a short vacation before returning to L and G Semiary for spring term. Millard Martin visited friends in Manchester. Arthur Crandall moved back to H M Crandall. Dan spent Sunday with his family. W Strong from Landgrove moved into the Rawson house to board the help. H H Sheldon moving to Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G Martin
Millard
Mattie Dutton
Fred Hall
Hewes
Jenevis Babbitt
O. F. Hewes
O. B. Hewes
G. Semiary
Millard Martin
Manchester
Arthur Crands
H. M. Crandall
Dan
Sanday
Olive Boynton
Mr. Wilson
Universalist Church
Loring Bemis
C G Leonard
Springfield
W. L. Tenney
Grafton
Arthur Jenison
Geo. Lawrence
Henry Jenison
E. L. Burbee
Ghas. Adams
M. B. Vaughn
Woodstock
A. A. Goodell
Nancy Tenney
Athens
Bernice Smith
Chester Daily notices death at March dates and local updates
Chester reports multiple deaths and illnesses over March with Olive Boynton, Loring Bemis, and A. E. Meader among the deceased. The town records funerals, sickness, school board actions, and local trades. Albany dispatch covers state canal politics, New York liner disaster, and Cumberland drownings with brief notices, ads, and local changes.
Neighbors bustling with plans and party news
The column notes Edna Arnold’s farce to be staged at an April 2 birthday party with a committee of D W Marden G L Parker P R Holt Fred Coleman Serrel Allen L G Davis Fred Ward. Attendance at Universalist Chapel meeting was strong and harmonious with Mrs Frank Curtis chairing the building committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Edna Arnold
D. W. Marden
G. L. Parker
P. R Holt
Fred Coleman
Serrel Allen
L. G. Davis
Fred Ward
Universalist Chapel
Frank Curtis
Frank Stowell
Tom
Falka Club
Manchester
W. L. Gibson
P. R. Holt
Concord
N. H
Lawrence Leonard
Community Notes From Jamaica and Nearby
Irene Gleagon at North Dana Mass returns home after a short visit. Enoch Carver’s couple begin a trip to Detroit. Maud Butler thanks Ladies Aid for quilt blocks. J F Blacklock and wife take a two week Newport vacation. Rev G H Nickerson to preach March 31 at the Baptist church. Mrs Phineas Allen recovering, Reville Howard improving. Agnes Wheeler as guest at W F Gleason’s. Olive Shumway home from Northfield. Masonic Hall supper and entertainment draws a large crowd, proceeds $17.50 for Baptist choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Gleagon
North Dana
Mass
Enoch Carver
Detroit
Mich
Maud Butler
J. F. Blacklock
Newport
R. J
G. H. Nickerson
Brookline
Baptist Church
Phineas Allen
Reville Howard
Mechanic St
Calvin Hartington
Agnes Wheeler
W. F. Gleason
Olive Shumway
Northfield
Wettin family name of England's new ruler Edward VII
The article explains the family name of the new king Edward VII as Wettin. It traces royal naming customs and notes Albert as a Wettin prince of Saxony, with Wettin origins dating to old counts who became margraves and electors, shaping the lineage surrounding the British throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piais
King Edward the Seventh
England
William of
Germany
Hohenzollern
Francis Joseph
Austra
Hapsburg
Victoria
Guelph
Edward VII
Wettin
Prince Albert
Saxe-Coburg
Europe
Baltimore Sun
Meissen
Thuringia
Saxony
Albert
John Frederick
Charles V
Maurice of
Mummified Remains of Henry Hendrickson at Ballard Washington
The San Francisco Call reports Henry C Hendrickson died May 31 1900 at Ballard Washington from kidney trouble and was buried in Mount Pleasant cemetery after private services amid delays over location and insurance. The body remained in an exceptional state of preservation showing only a darker flesh tone and weight loss, with embalming and a two week pause before mumification became complete. It may turn entirely to stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Hendrickson
Ballard
Wash
Mount Pleasant
San Francisco
Seattle
Michigan
Births and notices from 8S Londonderry and surrounding areas
Birth announcements record a daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Benson in Londonderry on March 16, another daughter to Mr and Mrs B Johnson in Londonderry on March 18, and multiple other local birth and death notices including Mrs Flora C Howard in Jamaica and Mr Loring Bemis in Chester. An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney trouble, with sample offers, plus market notes on flour, wheat, oats, pork, lard, cheese, and butter prices and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Albert. Benson
B. Johnson
Jamaica
Flora C. Howard
Ziba Howard
Chester
Olive Boynton
Loring Bemis
A. E. Meadier
Townsfolk mingle as visitors and locals seek short breaks
Clifford Holbrook is in town with Miss Itd Jones working at E. H. Fessenden's and Miss Mabel Stoddard home on vacation from Framingham. Miss Alice Cheney from the West stays months at C. H. Willard's. Mrs. Martin and daughter Mabel visit Fred Martin's in Putney. Mrs. Florence Ford visits Brattleboro. Last Wednesday Mrs. Fred Read hosted the Junior Endeavor Society sleigh ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Holbrook
Itd Jones
E. H. Fessenden’s
Mabel Stoddard
Framingham
Mass
Alice Cheney
C. H
Florence Ford
Brattleboro
Fred Read
Junior Endeavor Society
Mr. Reed
West Townshend Community Notes and Obituary Highlights
West Townshend notes report the sugar social at the 1. O. G. L. last Friday and anticipation for the March 22 C. E. entertainment. It records the ill health of Mrs. C. Allen and a young farmer hoping sap will come with warmer weather. The funeral of John Merrill, Worcester native, is detailed with lodge memberships, church ties, and burial at Hope Cemetery. Also mentions local visits, travels, and a playful product plug for Dr King's New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
C. Allen
John Merrill
H. J. Allen
Worcester
Mass
Oddfellows Home
Quinsigamond Lodge
Tick of the human heart and a new nerve remedy
Now it ticks again. Bet it wane now it ticks again. Bet it wane. The piece likens the heart to a winded watch and urges a new medicine Calcura Solvent by Dr. David Kennedy to restore nerves and blood health. Dr. Kennedy promotes Calcura Solvent as a cure for nerve and heart irregularities with a free trial offer and priced bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Kennedy Row
Kingston
What a War Would Prove Exigencies in a Great Britain France clash
A discussion notes that control of the sea would decide early superiority in a Britain France war. If Britain holds sea power France is weakened and would yield. if France seizes sea control Britain collapses quickly. France is self supporting and militarily strong, while Britain lacks self sufficiency and unity beyond the sea. This contrasts national strengths and impotence in either outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Big Auction Sale at Chester Depot Vermont
The estate of the late P. H. Robbins of Chester Depot Vermont to be sold at auction on Saturday March 30 starting at 10 a m Real estate includes the Robbins hardware store site the old Charles Robbins place a Craigne farm of about 20 acres a large storehouse near Rutland railroad tracks a coal shed 18 by 90 and one half acre of land plus 10 acres meadow near Mr Moores residence with potential for five building lots Personal property includes farming tools household goods and 10 shares of Chester steam mill stock Real estate will be sold at noon and shown before auction day by administrator M S Moore at the Depot village
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M S. Moore
Robbins Hardware
E. J. Davin
Charles Robbins
Andover
Craigne
Rutland Railroad
Nrw
Mt. Moore
Chas. Robbins
Chester Steam
Blankets and Robes for Sale by Street Hawker
An ad offers a range of blankets and robes at affordable prices. It promotes Montene Baifiia Robe and wind proof, water proof features, claiming higher quality than common robes. The seller invites calls to arrange viewing and emphasizes Gomead 5-A blankets as standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Werner
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PERV
Weston
Geo. Batchelder
Newfane
Etta Davis
Martha Lyon
Rye
la Grippe
George W. Waitt
South Gardiner
Chamberlain
E. S. Randall
A. D. Gilmore
Mrs. C. Hale
Ing
Dr. Orkins
Roger
Clark Pease
Harry Sparks
May Winship
Mr. Reyes
C. J. Winship
A. E. Fisher
George
Henry Clayton
P. H. Fuller
H. C. Searles
RB. Jaquith
Winhall Hollow
Willie Carleton
Windham
George Barnard
F. Trail
W. Strong
Landgrove
Rawson House
H. H. Sheldon
Peru
Geo. Field
Proctor
Hillsae
W. L. Havens
Henry Bond
Marcia Bailey
Albert Hull
School St
Dre Atwood
Main St
Jyncpy
Marco
Stearns
Sendinn
Hvory
TY Crocker
Henry L. Ballou
Davis Cowie
South St
Darwin Dow
Lorenz Wood
Ubi
Coral
Albany
New York City
Stranahan
Odell
New York
John Kent
R. C. Hutchinson
Carl Engkvist
Cumberland
Arthur Watson
George Gibson
Greenbrier
Elkins
Ross
Raffi
Miss Callan
John McDaniel
DeWitt
DeWitt's
C. E. Bacon
F. E. Smith
Jonas Hill
Bondville
L. T. Landman
So. Londonderry
F. B. Pier
Rawsonville
S. G. Blodgett
Geo
Vermont
Dearborn St
Chicago
Iom-Jopulm
Beur Og
Frank L Junkins
I -Smith
Miller
Ina
Dea. H. M. Guild
Boston
Warren Paine
Swakeshire
Allen
Allen 8
Olmsted
LeRoy
N. Y
Salls F. P. Moran
Petersburg
B.S. Randall
L. P. Sheldon
Waile Parker
Geo. Smith
Nashua
Mrs. Bailey
Dudley
D. F. Davis
A. B. Wait
Wait
E. S. Garfield
Us&s
the Baptiat Choir
Mummy
Washington
Chilbinton
Drucgists
Allen S Olmsted
N.Y
Sam
Indian Bureau
London
Brooklyn Eagle
Miss Withers
St. Louis
South Side
Anheuser Busch Brewing Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Brules & Co
Zepp
Utah
First
Kosciusko
Sanger
William Cary Senger
War Department
Gray
Drogen
le Roy
H. Clay Seares
Clarence E. Aldrich
Abbie M. Baldwin
Procter
Ian Mead
George Field
Kilmer & Tome
wamp-Root, Co
Binghamton
CORR
Prime Western Steam
Sa State Dairy
Allo Iteady
Good & Choice
Sgise
Townshend
Mrs. Martin
Mabel
Fred Martin
Put‘ney
Dean
Deakuuky ST. Chivado
West Townshend
1. O. G.L. Sugar
George Carlton Jr
Charles Davis
H. E. Wood
Saxtons River
Chas. Farnum
G. R. Carlton
Whalen Adams
Geo. Carlton
Dr. King
Geo. G. Smith
F. Smith
Jawaloa
Bauer
Ell
L. C. Bolster
Bondville Fbe
Smith
Jamaics
Brushe
Scribbler
Penn
White
Knox
Chester Depot
P. H. Robbins
York
Beck
C. Ayer
Lawell
Mase
Farmer Jones
Bostoose
Goodyear
Bartlett Pears
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