Our Neighbors at They are Doing-Firefly Told by the Sister's Intelligent Starfl ot
Mrs. F. F. Stevens has gone to Boston for treatment and may enter a hospital if needed. Col. Hooker of Brattleboro visits at his sister's, Mrs. A. A. Curtis. The town notes deaths, meetings, theater plans, school events, and local errands with multiple locals named, including Dr. Payne and Mrs. Arnold, and updates on local clubs, church activities, and property changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starfl
F. F. Stevens
Boston
Col. Hooker
Brattleboroes
A. A. Curtis
Hooker
Wim. F. Sutton
Brooklyn
Jessie Tarfield
Philip R. Weaver
Auburn
R. 1
General Hospital
Providence
Mr. Weaver
Lillian Larabee
W. My Daly Darrell
Aha
Tuiin Hall
Arnold
Dario
Union Hall
Chandwick
Ciowtoredhadl
Dan = grove
Frank Stevens
Dr Payne
Edith Carlton
Falln Club
Viola
Lady Darrell
Dilton
Dudley
S S. S
F. L. Osgood
C. H. Willard
Hardy
Josie Taft
Lee
Myra Hardy
Treas
Geo. Hardy
Mannie Ware
Davis
Newfane
Corse
Cong’s
Man Perseveres Through Illness Receives Free Trial Offer
A Providence man Mr Alfred J Lower describes his health improvement after using Calcora Solvent for two months claiming the medicine revived his appetite and energy. He states his skin lightened and he now whistles while working. Free trial bottle offered by Dr Dayvil Kennedy, Kennedy Row Kingston NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Lower
Providence
Dayvil Kennedy
Kennedy Row
Kingston, N.Y
Jamaica Meeting Held For Memorial Day Plans
Citizens of Janmica are urged to attend a Saturday meeting at the town hall on May 11 to discuss Memorial Day activities. The note also mentions local movements and improvements by residents including H Taynton and Albert Crowingshield, with a dentist Dr Payne and his wife returning from Lancaster, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janmica
Albert Crowingshield
Stillman
Dr. Payne
Kave
Lancaster
Mass
Shia
Weston Band Opens Season With Solid Rehearsal
A modest crowd attended Weston’s first band rehearsal of the season on Monday night, praising performance despite limited practice. Next rehearsal scheduled for next Monday night. Also notes various local visits, sick lists, and community remarks including Clarence M. Foster of New York death, and Prohibition topic talk at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
Eugene
Albert Rhodes
South Wallingford
Reba Woods
J. B
H. Hayward
W. M. Colburn
Brooklyn
N.Y. O
Chiyton
Park View
Clarence M. Foster
New York
Dartmouth College
A. G. Poster
Poster
C. Jd. Perguson
Burlington
Baptist Church
Sundsay
Vermonters and Local People in Briefs and Notices
VERU reports weather and farm life notes. J O Wait renews Mr Addison Shepherd’s remains moved to Mechanicsville with C B Beckwith accompanying. both stay Friday. Miss Mary Simonds visits Rutland. her mother joins for a week. Mrs J D Peckham and son return to Middletown KR T with Joseph Faruti to work. Mrs Calvin Phillips ill under Dr Clemmons. Mrs J Bell improving along with others. Samuel Stiles auction draws good crowd. goods sell well. Madison Farnum back from Derry. M J Hapgood adding a porch. H M Swift and Pearl do the work. Endeavor Society to host ice cream sale at Village Hall Saturday night. Chas Farnum and son were in Rutland as witnesses via Javenit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Sprague
Jamaica
E. ©. Young
J. R. Davidson
W. J. Davidson
Panny Hall
Jerome
Brattleboro
Brown & Ryders
W. A. Putnam’s
John Davidson
Kansas
Clay
J. O. Wait
Addison Shepherd
Mechanicsville
C. BR. Beckwith
Ludlow
Mary Simonds
Rutland
J. D. Peckham
Middletown
KR. T
Joseph Faruti
Calvin Phillips
Clemmons
J. Bell
Samuel Stiles
Madison Farnum
Derry
M. J. Hapgood
H. M. Swift and
Pearl
Endeavor Society
Village Hall
Chas, Farnum
Local notices and obituaries from Bondville area
Park shuts mill for repairs and Burbee suspends spring work. Mrs. H A Grover dies after 14 years confined to bed. Funeral held at her house last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE. Park
Geo. P. Burbee
H. A. Grover
Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Advert
An old advertisment explains kidney function and disease, warning that overwork burdens the kidneys and poisons blood. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy with sample offers by mail from Kilmer Co. at Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Spring progress and local deaths in the town
Spring work has begun as residents relocate in the Maple house area and others move between Plymouth and nearby properties. George H. Lovejoy has died after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Odd Fellows honors. A medical ad praises Dr King’s Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del. Carlisle
E. B. Slate
Clarence Atkins
Waterman
Montpelier
George H. Lovejoy
Alice Weeks
Aeing
J. A. Stevenson
Will Hazelton
Havens
Baptist Church
H. L. Eaton
Lovejoy
Odd Fellows
WINHALL HOLLOW News Notes and Local Gossip
Mrs O L Hewes and daughter visit Shaftsbury. Mrs Jennie Hewes moves goods to Josiah Goddard’s and will keep house. Willie Lawton works for BI Babbitt and attends school. Mrs F H Hall called to Peru by mother Mrs Calvin Phillips. Geo W Barnard and D A Shat tuck in Manchester on L C Shattuck estate business. Telegraph line damaged. Chas Ellis of Lishen Indiana credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for cure after severe illness. Prices 50c and 1.00. trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Hewes
Shaftsbury
Jennie Hewes
Josiah Goddard
Willie Lawton
BI Babbitt
F. H. Hall
Peru
Calvin Phillips
Geo. W. Barnard
D. A. Shattuck
Manchester
L. C. Shattuck
Chas. C. Ellis
Lishen
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Geo. G. Smith
Se. Londonderry
F. E. Smith
Stamata
Local notes and minor injuries amid town happenings
Rain ends. J M Eastman delivers nursery stock for Chase Co. Willie Carlton visits parents. H E Wood family visits Roland Chapman in Westminster. Ora Rhoades fractures hip in barn fall. Dr. Morrison reports luck but locals less successful fishing. A fire near noon damages one shed after sparks from Eddy boys ignite leaves. fire crews respond. Henry Rhoades attends funeral in Wallingford. George Prentiss visits from New Haven. Geography anecdote cites Queen Victoria as empress of India, citing a well known edition. Stadium for sports praised as Pan American Exposition builds largest, ornate arena in America with quarter mile track and 12,000 seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Eastman
Chase Company
Willie Carlton
H. E. Wood
Roland Chapman
Westminster
Ora Rhoades
Morrison
Bellows Falls
Eddy Boys
Western Hemisphere
Dexttion
Stalium
America
Who Gave The Title Empress Of India Controversy In England
England debates who first suggested Victoria be titled Empress of India. Power O’Connor credits Sir Andrew Clarke while others point to Dixmell. A 1876 royal titles bill reading recalls a quip about a 12 year old girl noting the queen’s status. The piece ends referencing various medical ads and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Queen Victoria
India
Thomas Power O'Connor
Andrew Clarke
Dixmell
Lore Beeconsfield
The Grip Epidemic Warns of Rapid Spread
The grip epidemic across the season surprises doctors with fast spread and novel symptoms. It spares nobody, threatens middle aged and elderly most, and can cause fatal complications or breakdowns. Prevention advised with Benson's Porous Plaster for chest and back to protect lungs. sufferers urged to use Benson's Plasters for relief and cure from coughs and colds. Seabery Johnson, New York, sells genuine plasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabery & Johnson, Manufacturing Chemists
New York
Correspondence from Newram May 7 101 on natral law and saloon brief
In Newram on May 7 101 a correspondent argues the Steven is wrong and calls the issue natral water law rather than Heavens to Be sey. He notes repealing prohibitory law would cut litigation and boost saloons and business. The Rawsonville report details a small school with 30 scholars then, 55 later, and 42 during winter, with several named residents passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newram
Steven
Cos Funera’s
Burlington
Rutland
Rawsonville
Isaac Coombs
Myron Whitman
Abbie
Ellen Gale
Lizzie Cobb
Melvina
Lucy Johnson
Harry Rawson
Bargain Sale Extended Two Weeks Notice
A public notice states the bargain sale will be continued for two additional weeks. It invites buyers to take advantage of extended pricing and availability.
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Londonderry
Nancy Wright
Newport
J. H. Hathorn
Dramatic
A. T. Woods
Baldwinsville
Wardwell
David Eddy
Albert Howard
Bailey
Dover
G. N. Wyiman
Abijah Muzzy
Townshend
West Wardsboro
L. A. Dryden
Norwood
A. R. Robinson
Hial
Dr. Cole
R. W. Snyder
O. Robinson
Landgrove
Ambrose Woodward
Flerert
Church
Levi Reynolds
Lilla Butterfield
Sam Abbott
Houghtonville
Chas, Abbott
Gee. Thomson
H. J. Whitney
Geo. Thomson
Mr. Davenport
Houghton Ville
Mr. Jenning
Capt. Hall
Geo. Reed
Chester
Dr. Ray
Staples
Enoch Butters
Butters
Geo. Parmenter
Chas. Stone’s
Grays
Allen S. Olmsted
Leroy, N.Y
Simonsville
L. B. Howe
H. O. Peabody
P. Eldred
Allie Graves
Chester Depot
D.S. Dimick
Elmer Dimick
Charlie White
Gassetts
Evelyn Hazeltine
P. F. Fuller
May Wood
Harry Wood
E. M. Haseltine
Carrie Briscoe
Proctorsville
H. F E. Wiggins
Clarence Peabody
M. ©. Peabody
F. O. Hubbard
Garth
Perkinsville
Orrin Hubbard
Ladies Aid Society
New York City
Will Stuart
Will Hazeltine
A. R. Marsh
Barton
Cambridge
J. D. Marsh
Ren ‘Nat Smith
Springfield
P.T. Marsh
Thornton
Rena
P. T. Marsh
Henry Marsh
Col
Sylvanus L. Marsh
Marsh
W. ¥. Bixby
Poultney
Weston
George F. Weils
Rivride House
C. M. Guttersui
C. B. Porkes
Dom
Spano House
Theanioen
Rene Reiki
VERU
Bondville
Winhall Hollow
Mrs. Chase & Melen
Louise Babbitt
Mrs. Chase
Melendy
Windhamy
Henry Rhoades
Wallingford
George Prentiss
New Haven
Conn
G. F. Carlton
Idelle Carlton
M. H. Ingalls
Grea Britain
Disraeli
Victoria
DeWitt
C. E. Bacon
F. E. Smith Jemaica
Jonas Hil
Lo T. Lanvhnan
Stafford Press
Church St
Bauer
E. S. Randall
S. Londonderry
J. C. Bolster
Goon
Yan
Browntown
Eress
Hamburg
Kevin
Geo, G, Smith
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