Wanted advertisement offers and a Nantucket list of local businesses
The page advertises a wanted man with horse and wagon paying 21 dollars weekly plus expenses, plus a 160 dollar deposit, with a contact box in Philadelphia. It then lists various local merchants Blanchard & Co Shepard Livened Auction for Marabfiold and other lines. It highlights a retail push from The Temple McUnion Company and mentions expansion sales from Bernard Somner Putnam Co Worcester Mass. Also notes Fred A. Ainsworth entering his seventh year in the Williams town drug business on Depot Street and invites patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Monarch
Blanchard & Co
Shepard
Marabfiold
G. W.G
Cherry Gt
Burlington
Wantren
Maine & Now
Pshire Granite Co
Redstone
N. A
Temple-McUnen Company
Bernard, Somner & Putnam Co
Worcsater
Mass
Expandion Dale
Fred A. Ainsworth
Willamatown
Depot Street
Williamstown
New Towns
Wilder's Orchestra Club Announces Two Week Engagements
Wilder's orchestral club lists June dates at opera house Northfield and Barre with plans for 1001-1202 season. The lineup includes a string quintet led by B R Roberts and a 14 member wind section with F H Whittier, W A Kulins, G H Wilder and others. Alfred Conterno to join as pianist, joining Wilder’s shift toward piano business and continued orchestral work with Montpelier military band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Opera House
Northfield
High School
Danos
Knights of Columbus Hall
Opera Hogue
St. Michael's School
Barre
Goddard
Northield
Sirst
Norwich University
Daftar
Montpilier
Cornet
One Miller
New York City
Mra
J. Miller
F. W. Bemis
Montpalier
Droms
W. Edson
Montpelier
Alfred Conterno
Mr. Conterno
Mr. Wilder
Franconia Ton
Letter on short weight and quality paint in Abbott Bailey section
A letter to Marvin and Suer Burne condemns short measures in goods incl. paint cans and fabric trims. It asserts Deaver Co paints last longer than old paints and claims Abbott and Bailey distribute their paints in the Burne area. The tone criticizes common cheating in packaging and urges fair weights and measures.
Mil ton Depots Burned In Sunday Fire
Fire destroyed both freight and passenger depots at Mil ton Sunday afternoon after embers from an incoming train set the roofs ablaze. The blaze rapidly spread, with three adjoining sheds saved and a portion of the O. G. Phelps & Co. buildings preserved nearby. The origin and full extent of the damage are being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Hames
O. G. Phelps & Co
Looa Uute
Pettis Dollie Perking Obituary From Plainfield
Pettis Dollie Perking, born in Plainfield VI, died May 7, WM at age ninety years nine months. Baptized with fourteen others in June 1807, she joined the church that year and lived a faithful Christian life. The funeral was held at her home, conducted by Rev J Berburn and Rev F Clark, with the pastor of her church assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettis
Dollie Perking
Plainfield
Arid
Kingdom of God
Pal
Herd Perking
J. Berburn
FT. Clark
Springield Business School to Shine at Pan American Exposition
Springfeld Business School formerly 40 Childs Business College gains prominence at Buffalo Pan American Exposition. Principal Griffin showcases three rapid writers during exhibition work for the Type writer Comparion. Graduation exercises set for June 27 at city hall. Miss Gr Jude Greeley will operate the Uahijl Bleu tre Typewriter at about 200 words per minute. Seventy five percent of the class have secured positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfeld Business School
40 Childs Business College
Buffalo
Griffin
Jude Greeley
Dedication Sunday observed at Church of the Messiah
Rev J Edward Wright to exchange with Rev Charles H Dole Jon Sunday June 30 for Dedication Sunday and Children’s Day. Many local notices include baptisms, weddings, deaths, school news, and community events across Montpelier and nearby towns.
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J. Edward Wright
Charles H. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Church of the Messiah
George W. Ainsworth
Bethany Church
Trinity Church
Robert Prager
Robert Whitney
Calais
Jean Cochran
Eilen Warren
Peoria
Tll
Smith's College
H. D. Uarrier
Colton Manufacturing Company
George E. Smith
Gulliver & Allen
L. P.gleason
Monroon
East Hampton
Mass
Fred E.gleason
Williston Seminary
Christchurch
A. N. Lewis
New Haven
Conn
Mia
Sibyl
Chester
Harvard College
Minnie L. Marshall
Goddard Seminary Alumni Association
Tueaday
Robert F. Bliss
Farwell Company
Norwich University
Northfield
Jonesy
Orange County Court Hears Claflin Will Case Verdict for Contestants
In the Jon e term of Orange County Court the case of J H Bass and Orra Bass versus Ephraim F Claflin and Bertha L Claflin Blanchard was argued by four attorneys. The jury returned a verdict for the contestants finding the instrument presented not to be the decedent Ephraim F Claflin's last will. The document, drafted in September 1804 in Braintree, was deemed defective for lack of witnesses and mutual presence. The matter may go to the Supreme Court on exceptions.
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Livan
Jamon Ewing
T Man
Kate Yatter
Misa Margaret Mooney
H. Roukes
William Mulquesa
Mrw. Keating
Olid Atreet
Keating
Eugene
Barre
Washington County
New York
Rigoili
Citiea
Barra City
Qubot
Marshfield
Ontpellar
Northfield
Waitefeld
Warren
Waterbury
Woodbury
Stowe
Wm. W. Lapoint
Ernest
Union Clothing
Gazette
Willie Willie
Willie
Hardwick Gazatti
Alex, Broaifoot
Barra Street
C. L. Watson
I. J. Sparrow
L. B. Brooks
Dennison Dewey
Edward Biker
Shallenberger
Aawlatant
Weil
Rowilhide
Carridg Dan
Orange County Court
J. H. Bass
Orra Bass
Eptraim F
Supreme Court
J.D. Denison
B. M. Harvey
M. M. Wilson
Darling & Darling
Roswell Farnham
Bouton and Maine Railroad
David
W. W. Miles
Barcon
Meagra
B.W. Smith
M. Harvey
Reflections and Odd Observations On Town Life
The piece critiques Haymarket orator rhetoric amid phonograph debates at Leland's, envisions urban suburb expansion with schools and doctors, and muses on a future England London reach and American cities from Washington to Albany. It riffs on bridges, circus, animals, and an affectionate tirade about Camel's Hump and Lion names.
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Citiea
England
London
Washington
Albany
Philadelphia
New York
Burrs
Montpelier
Rene Lion
Ani
Excursion to Buffalo Ends with Satisfied Travelers
A June trip led by B F Bowman to Buffalo from Vermont June 10 to June 15 pleased participants with excellent Central Vermont and Grand Trunk Railway service and Hotel Alcazar arrangements. The group praised prompt execution and planned future outings by the company, with many named Vermont residents endorsing the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Bowman
Buffalo
Retarn
Vermont
Central Vermont Railway
Arthur 8
Martin
Barre
Ernest W. Chase
Rochester
Henry J. Maillett
Pamece
Arthur Allen
Montpelier
John F. Moran
Silas BE
Tracy
Benjamin W. Bolton
Montpellier
B. M. Shepley
Sheldon Springs
W. EH. Raymon
W. W. Yarker
Burlington
Albert Johonnote
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet at Perrin Home
Korlin and associates report that The Ladies' Aid Society will gather Thursday afternoon at A. O. Perrin's home on June 20. All ladies are invited. The program includes Dr. J Henry Jackson's talk The Valley of the Nil s at the Q Congregational church on June 5. It featured Egyptian pictures and relics, Crandall's staging praised, and the choir surplus funded church organ renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. O. Perrin
J. Henry Jackson
Q Congregational Church
Beiong
Egypt
Misa Crandall
Man praises treatment claims by Prof Wilkins in Montpelier ad
A Montpelier Wyoming notice from May 2 1901 features B K M praising Prof Wilkins for curing sexual weakness after five years of suffering. He details reduced pain, medical costs, and loss of work, stating he can work a full day without the prior symptoms and urges other men with similar issues to seek treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Wilkins
Wilkins
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Temple - McCuen CO
New Century Bargain Store
Maint
California Kin Gold Mines Company
Jobin P. Jones
Noveda
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Cal
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H. J. Buckley
Crean
Barrows & Peck
Springfield
B. J. Griffin, Prin
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Oches
B. J Griffin
Main St
Sprinfield, Mass
D. S. Wheatley
Langdon St
Gwatchman Journal
Vermont Watchman Company
Montpelier, Vt
Wilder’s Orchestral
Marvin & Suerburne
Vermont News
Montpelier and Vicinity
National Life and
Montpelier Seminary
Charles Dewey
Fred E. Smith
W.T. Dewey
George Brafford
Tuewsay
Snower
Mootpoeller Clippers
Burlington Rushers
Union School
Grannite
Clippers
C. Johnson
Melrose
Jerome B. Jotineau
Boywood
George Waters
Soulaliam Ald
Haymarket Square
Frank Willard
East Montpelier
John Almon
Graceloa Winter
Waltham
Almon
Lane Manufacturing Company
George H
Joseph E. Mon
Nay Wetmore and Son
Hueeny
Tunbridge
Wetmore
Rosamond
Harvey L. Gallison
Pitkin Cvourt
Brooks Kelief Corps
Gallison
Berlin
Three Mille Bridge
Henry McLeod
Carlos L. Smith
Edward Stoddard
Rt. Augustine's Church
Michaud
W. J. O'Sullivan
Burre
Bunjamin Falla
Opmip
C.J. Brown
Moretown
Barca
Walter Bridge
Misa Midith Keith
Tooaday
Ol Street
I. P. Booth
Morrisville
Mra. Bridge
Coontain
Martin F. Keating
Mary Spellicy
W. J. O'Sul
Haymarket
Leland
Whiol
Felix Jolt
Rube
Ita
Europe
Atkins
Haley
M. Meléeny
N. Boreham
Flora N. Burnham
Kell Johnson
Berra
Sherburne
North Pormfrat
E. Sherburne
North Pomfret
W. P. Hubbard
South Royalton
Wim. A. Pilko
H. T. Hoffman
Lebanon
Geo
F. Chandler
Strafford
EB. Lactman
Franklin
Pratt
Pranklin
Geo. A. Laird and Wife
Royalton
Winstrad J. Richmond
Randolph
W. G. Worthee
Weat
N. J. Matson
Weat Lebanon
Korlin
Mali
Wasy
Mona
Dre
S S. Ballard
Langdon
Montpelier, Vermont
A. D. Farwell Co
Main Street
L. W. Hanson
M. D. Eve
Wood Block
Lawrence
Watchman Office
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