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Newspaper
The Vermont Watchman
Location
Montpelier, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
A Vermont Field brief notes that seven marriage licenses were issued in Rutland during May. Other items include deaths, civic events, legal notices, and local gatherings from Brattleboro to Rutland, with mentions of political figures, reunions, and upcoming commemorations.
A mother describes curing her infant's eczema with Cuticura remedies after costly doctor visits failed. She recounts buying $1.50 worth of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, noting dramatic improvement and urging others to consider these products. The testimonial claims a clear, healing outcome and offers a photo from the child.
Patent reports list W E Haskell Chester Staples Wardwick White Chickering Wardwick and others. A mine near Belvidere mountain by The Lowell asbestos Co. eyes long fiber output. Women's Hospital association meets at St Albans hospital. free bed use totals 2028 days, executive committee elected. Green Mountain Pulp Cos Mill No 2 at Huntington Falls burned, loss about 380000 with 20000 insurance. 30 workers affected. one supervisor injured. Caledonia county court opens with 42 cases on docket. one divorce granted for wilful desertion. alienation of affections case seeks 10000. Essex Junction arrival of New England States Limited leads to arrest of missing buyer Osborn. four cents cash, two missing checks, claims of mental aberration and travel from Montreal.
Women report relief from painful irregular periods and other symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The company cites letters from users like Mus May Deal praising the remedy and offers confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts.
Sam Snyder of Burlington was seriously injured Monday afternoon when a Newfoundland dog ran into his motorcycle on Intervale Avenue. The impact threw him to the ground at speed and he was taken home on Elmwood Avenue where he arrived unconscious.
Word comes from St Albans of the death at Sarane Lake on Wednesday of Earl Hopkins Fitzhugh Tr. aged 27 after months of throat illness. The body will be taken to St Lows for burial. He was son of BE H Fitzhugh, third vice president of the Grand Trunk railway, formerly of St Albans when his father led Central Vermont railway. Vermont held its largest blooded horse sale yesterday at Forest Park farm, Brandon, from 9:20 am to 4 pm, about 90 of J N Chase's stable sold at good prices, with Princess IV, Prince, Owen Chase, Cobalt, and Ormond Boy among notable purchases.
Mr. Lewis Parker of Stratford Hollow New Hampshire describes a six month dyspepsia ordeal and relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports burning in the stomach weight on the chest headaches and weight loss followed by recovery after part of a box and continued use. His mother also cured indigestion with the pills. The ad touts Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY offering pills by mail or drugstore at five dollars per box six boxes for 2.50 and promises a free booklet.
A vintage remedy ad promoting Dean's Tintment for soothing skin, healing cuts or burns without scarring, curing eczema and salt rheum, sold by druggists.
Vergennes city council voted to accept a 400 New York Milk company aid for sewer construction from the plant near the station to the river. Groundwork to start in about two weeks, with operations ready by October 1, making Rutland railroad's first Vermont milk station the state’s largest. Estimated cost 12 000 to 15 000 dollars, benefiting nearby farmers as the New York Milk Supply company, a major New York City supplier, runs the milk train from Ogdensburg N Y stopping here each morning at 7 30 once ready.
Wyde Park June 7 The grand jury in Lamoille county court reported five bills not found and two found. Not found: Archie Billings Stowe for shooting at an unknown burglar Hyde Park Joseph LaQuee Ki more for shooting BH Moore Frank Brown Belvidere for shooting a deer Henry Rogers Cambridge for shooting a deer Silas Brooks Waterville for assault. Found: Ernest Bedell Hyde Park for assault with intent to kill Lot Emerson Emma Shatney Eden for assault with intent to kill Daniel Baker.
A Montpelier resident publicizes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pains and kidney trouble. The testimonial from Mrs Geo C Buzzell claims dramatic relief after using three boxes, with Doan's Kidney Pills sold nationwide by Weather-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sale agents.
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