Local notices and society items from Mintparier area
Prof J W Burgess family arrives from New York and opens Redstead for summer. Miss Miles Blendhe Brown takes two weeks from post office duties and visits Manchester and Boston. Marriage of Frank Rose Pitkin to Margaret Salvin announced for Christ Church June 26. Nine pound son born to Mr and Mrs B M Shepard. Keloneeban library book sale and reading room closing. King Solomon's Chapter held at Masonic hall with Mark Master degree. Beardeley and Lang with Driscoll pay Harvey Marvin value of stock. Riverside reopens with Lourie Sriskin as manager. Mike Brivbin arrives from South Carolina. Louiss Moulton hosts lawn party on Bailey Avenue. A J Howe sells land on Summer Street extension to A A Minott. John W Hanley in town for CV excursion business. Vermont Association life underwriters elects officers aboard steamer Margot. Ladies' Union quilt drawn by Mrs W Alsworth. Rev W J O'Sullivan and others attend Catholic Order of Foresters convention. Duie re-elected state secretary. Horses at iron hitching rail watch circus bills. Granite City Trotting Park to hold races with purses totaling $2690. J Edward Bailey and others entered in event. Water pipe damage at Colton Manufacturing Company causes about $100 loss. Richard Leavitt’s brother arrives from Hillsboro. he is released from jail and retrieves his team. Barre railroad replaces hand brakes with air brakes. Westinghouse rep in town. Steve Black returns from fishing trip with tale about bones. Charles Gilley, illusionist, mocked by Steve in trout tale. James Burke administers paternal discipline on Main Street causing excitement. boy involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burgess
New York City
Redstead
Miles Blendhe Bowerthy
Manchester
N. H
Boston
Prank Rose Pitkin
Mins Margaret
Janes T. Salvin
Christ Church
B. M. Shepard
Kelloneee Ban
King Solomon's
Masonic Hall
A. Lang
A. A. Brown
W. B. Lawrence
Worcester
Mark L. Beardeley
Connecticut Building and Loan
Thomas Marvin
Ayealy
Mra. Marvin
Riverside
Thorsday
Lourie Sriskin
Giens Falla
N. C
Mike Brivbin
South Carolina
Ble
F. Carleton
Roskes Log
F. J. Dris Coll
Pflem
Roakes & Driscoll
Driscoll
St. Albans
Louiss Moulton
Summer Street
A.A. Minott
Mr. Minott
BE. W. Baghoe
David KR. Gray
John W. Hanley
Bt. Albans
Central Vermont
Vermont Aarodiation of
Thaorminy
Margota
Chapplain
B. I
Ballard
H.A. Dubie
A. Galaise
Artend
Catholic Order of Foresters
Rutland
Mr. Dubie
W. J. O'Sullivan
Detroit
Haymarket Square
J. Edward Bailey
Snaan
B. B. Fnott
Colton Manufacturing Company
Richard Leavitt
Dr. Griffith
Hillsboro
Endlelil
Bruce
Busnes
Leavy
H. O. Courier of
Westinglouss Air Brake Company
Steve Black
Charles Gilley
Charles
Steve
James Burke
Main Street
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters touted as best remedy
Advertised medicine claims Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cures constipation biliousness foul stomach sick headache impure blood and other ailments. It promises a guarantee of cure or money refunded and costs 25 cents.
Woman’s Health Advice Promoted by Mrs Pinkham’s Claim
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women’s ailments. It claims long standing female suffering is best treated with this remedy and urges readers to consult Mrs. Pinkham’s Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance. The portrait of Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park, MI is published as a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell
Grant Park
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Father and Son Dispute Ends in Police Inquiry
A boy who had been away all day defied his father on the street. When confronted in the wood, the father reprimanded him then restrained him. The boy fled to town and asked police to arrest his father. Investigators found the boy at fault and dropped the case after inquiries with witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Washington County Court verdicts and trials summaries
In Washington County Court Ralph Davis was found guilty of cruelty to animals. Vernon Rogers of Cabot pleaded guilty to felonious assault. sentence deferred with potential up to twenty years hard labor. Two Syrians charged with unlicensed peddling were jailed for failure to post 200 bail. Ongoing cases include A O Worthen, Ann Belmead vs Harry Woolson, Stone vs Stone and McBay vs McBay, and a laundry bill claim from 1803. Juror illness delayed several sessions. trials resumed with juries empaneled for multiple defendants as state and defense maneuvers continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Davis
Vernon Rogers
Cabot
Burra
Will George
A. O. Worthen
Spall
Ann Belmead
Harry A. Woolson
T. RK
Gordon
J.G. Wing
Stone
McBay
Daclulon Reseiver
Frank J.tilloton
State
Davis
Warson Rogers
E. M. Harvey
Lillian M. Sprague
Oaluia
Jane
Rowell
Lapoint
Cose
Selinas
Woolson
Btaty
Jacob Johns
Hoar
W.W. Lapoint
E. H. Deavitt
Jacob John
Biate
Lippin
Syran
and Costa
Eutland
Fore augh Sells Circus Ad Car Reaches Boston This Week
The second advertising car of the Fore augh Sells circus reached Boston early Friday. Big painted bills advertise the show as it tours a lengthy route from Boston to Montpelier and beyond with dates across New England and upstate New York into Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Montpelier
Gloucester
Lynn
Salem
Haverhill
Thua
Fitchburg
Buffalo
Cleveland
W W Lapoint in Court Overcoat Charge
A Washington County lawyer W. W. Lapoint faces a charge of converting an overcoat. The News and Observer notes Lapoint previously owed for advertising his County Court show last winter, which never materialized, suggesting potential truth to the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lapoint
Washington County
Lapoint
News
Oltron
Granite Cutters Review On Eight Hour Day
A featured piece discusses granite cutters with Joly's eight hour day argument. It cites John Perry on worker health, productivity, and family time, noting shorter hours improve health, alertness, and earnings without sacrificing output. It also links dust-related consumption to longer shifts and praises managerial and literary gains among workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry
New South Wales
Australia
Hite
United States
Tie
Joly
Mula
Buffalo excursion from Windsor to Montreal via Central Vermont Railway
A personally conducted excursion on Monday June 24 offers round trip from Windsor to Buffalo with special coaches on the Olicago Express. It includes stops at White River Junction Barre Moncoyver counting to Albans, hotel accommodation at Alcazar and Alcamar, breakfast and dinner, berth options, and a 200-person capacity. Tickets cover hotel meals and travel to Vermont points with a Pullman car attached through to Buffalo. Send name to S. W. Comminge, General Passenger Agent, Albany VT. W B Powers, Bt Albans VT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railway Company
Olicago Expressre
Windsor
White River Junoon
Barre
Moncoy-ver
Bariington
Albans
Montreal
Judgin Taesday
Breaaktest
Wupper and Lodging
Breakfun
Autp Arriday
Jane
Ieaving
Ridey
Vermont
Saturaay
Alcazar
Parsons
Mitell
S. W. Comminge
Albane
Pullman
Bt Albans
Roo
Buffalo
W. EB. Powers
Bt. Albans
Fire destroys three barns on Vermont farm estate
In Williamstown on June 12 Ira was found amid burned barns on the late Edaon Martins farm leased to Mrs Malcolm Macaulay. About twenty tons of hay were lost amid an unclear loss with insurance of eight on the barns. The origin is mysterious. Miss Corlane Lane hosted twenty five Montpelier Seminary students after a party. The State House vault shutters are being replaced for better fire protection. A list of names notes local officials and residents traveling to Stowe for the Mount Mansfield Trout Club annual meeting at its preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Ira Wad
Edaon Martin
Wittle
Vermont Mutual
Malcolm Macaulay
Wesley Demeritt
Ernest Riddell
Corlane Lane
Montpelier Seminary
Eee
State House
Gol
O. D. Clark
Bart Oroas
B. D, Hyde
H. W Kemp
H. J. M, Jones
D. F. Lowe
J M. Boutwell
Abraham Long
Stowe
Mount Mansfield
Trout Club
Mount Mansfeld
Women Workers Endure Weak Waists and Seek Cure
Article argues American women are workers whose strength is harmed by a weak waist. promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female diseases, claiming it regulates periods stops drains heals inflammation and is free of narcotics. Includes testimonials from Mrs John Cooke and others praising the medicines and noting private correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Thevee
Buffalo
N.Y
John Cooke
Haalings
Northumberland Co
Critario
Excitement in Barre as Italian arrest of agent unfolds
About two weeks ago the Trallan canans sent Eugene Ragoll to Barre to learn about the anarchists. He was discovered Tuesday evening by an Italian. The crowd seized him, photographed him, and forced papers on him before expelling him from the state. State's Attorney Hoar sent constables to Montpelier. Ragoll was brought there and is unlikely to return to Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trallan Canans
New York
Eugene Ragolll
Barre
Temiler
Italy
Ragoill
Noolhat Hall
Boar
Hoar
Rogeill
New England Trio Guides Northern Vacation Regions
A Boston & Maine offer targets tourists seeking Northern New England. Three resort areas Munntatos, S66 Shore and Lakes are highlighted with travel books titled Among the Mountains Lakes and Streams and All Along Shore. A tour book complements the set, with a request to mail inquiries to the listed address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Wie
Stampa
Boston & Maine
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pan American Exposition Impresses Managers at Buffalo
The Pan American Exposition meets expectations with artistic displays and striking architectural color. Niagara Falls remains a major draw while the Boston and Malus Railroad highlights low rates and numerous routes to Buffalo for New England tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Han City
Niagara Falla
Boscon & Mains Railroad
New England
Boston
Boston & Malus Railroad
June Training Shapes Up for Company H in State Muster
Adjutant General Gil Inspector General J G Batey and Major F L Howe led Thursday annual inspection of Company H at the armory noting thorough arms check and drill on State House grounds. Capt Pattee and lieutenants Moora and Thomas conducted verbal evolutions. Afternoon rifle range practice praised company drill and soldierly appearance as many new members joined, signaling high state efficiency for the capital muster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Gilmore
J.G. Batey
F. L. Howe
State House
W. A. Pattee
Moora
Thomas
Mcara
Pattee
Panther
Larceny case ties Hillsboro man to Vermont horse
Deputy Sheriff Bruce and Chief Demeritt arrested Richard Leavitt of North Hofield for taking Dr Griffiths horse. Leavitt claimed innocence while acknowledging heavy newspaper exposure. Officials note his iron-buying business and unsettled debts as context to the larceny charge. The case centers on a horse allegedly bought with a plan to pay by May 31 or return it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana B. Bruce
Hillenorg
Nel
Demeritt
Richard Leavitt
Fallon
Dr. Griffith
Hillsboro
Leavitt
Vermont
Pemones
Haines
Sheriff + race
North Hofield
N. H
Hoehan
Harvey Gallison Dies After Illness in Montpelier
Harvey L Gallison aged fifty died Thursday evening at his home in Pitkin Court after months of consumption. Born in East Montpelier he spent 25 years in Montpelier with Daleys and Blanchard Brothers. He married Jane Willey in 1872 who survives him, with two daughters Mrs Wheeler of East Montpelier and Mrs Humphrey of Rumford Falls plus two brothers John and Charles of Montpelier. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm officiated by Rev. J Edward Wright. burial in Berlin cemetery below Montpelier Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey L. Gallison
Pitkin Court
Mr. Gallison
East Montpelier
William Gallison
Montpelier
Benjamin Daleys
Blanchard Brothers
Jane Willey
Mra. L
Wheeler
Hast Montpelier
W.E. Humphrey
Rumford
N. H
John
Charles B. Galliaon
Kant
Seminary recital showcases diverse graduate talents
In the chapel audience, location department graduates presented a varied program assisted by Grace B. Joslyn and E. Pearl Minott. Missie E. Poor and Harlie W. Heath were recognized graduates with floral offerings. Performances included Old Matias, The Mourning Well, Pardnera, The Village Mystery, piano solos, and a Delsarte exercise. Next week Rev. W. M. Newton will deliver the annual sermon at Trinity before the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminary Chapel
Grace B. Joslyn
Plauiat
Misa E. Pearl Minott
Missie E. Poor
Harlie W. Heath
A. Jonnie Palmer
Miss Poor
Heath
Joslyn
Minot
Delsarte Exorciae
Misa Severance
Mise Spaulding
W. M. Newton
Eneny
Trinity
Inspection at the range yields high marks for Company E
The inspection of Company E Thursday pleased officers with arms clothing and gear in excellent condition. Gen Gilmore turned over the company pay to Captain Pattee. 46 men drilled at the rifle range with First Sergeant Frank Jary scoring 24. Gen Gilmore Col Actoy and Maj Howe visited Barre for inspections and will inspect Company F Northfield on Saturday, completing this year’s regimen checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jary
Gilmore
Col
Aetoy
Maj. Howe
Northfeld
Patent remedy notice for dysentery and summer complaint
An OCR fragment advertises Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry and Warrhos and summer complaint remedies described as cures for dysentery. The text targets both young and old users and mentions varieties of nostrums typical of patent medicine ads.
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Fowler
Navare
Five year old girl buried by sand bank in Monkton
Vermont brief reports a five year old daughter of Felix Martin of Monkton buried alive by a caving sand bank Tuesday afternoon. She was missing until about nightfall with her hand buried under eight inches of sand. Also noted is a bank dividend approval for Farmers National Bank of Vergennes with 25 percent to creditors pending final checks and signatures. ten days expected for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Martin
Monkton
Aloc
Comptroller of
Revelver J. T. Sullivan
Farmers National Bank of Vergennes
Sullivan
Look Out For Him Lapoint Faces County Power Play
The excerpt portrays W. W. Lapoint a lawyer journalist and playwright clashing with Barre law. It warns that if unchecked Lapoint could seize control of the jail sheriff and much of Washington County indicating bold political confrontation and threats of power grab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lapoint
Barre
Washington County
Lapoint
Bopwr
Lucia Named Commander Candidate for Vermont District
The Department of Vermont will choose a new commander next week with Gen. J. A. Lucia favored due to his long service to veterans and devotion to comrades. Col. FreakinA may not run and Lucia has broad state-wide support for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Lucia
Explosion at Paris suburb cartridge factory kills fifteen
A noon explosion at Isay Le Moulineaux near Paris triggers a series of blasts in a cartridge factory. Fifteen bodies are recovered amid rubble and many others remain missing, including several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Isay le Moulineaux
Gigantic Strike Threat Looms Over Metal Workers
New York June 12 The metal trades association frames hours and wages as a local issue and raises 500 for protection sparking a Federation of Labor threat of a general strike. Federation claims 650000 men could be called out and vows the country may face the most gigantic strike in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Trades Association
American Federation of Labor
Organizationa
Trackmen to Strike If Demands Aren't Met
Montreal report says Grand Master Wilson of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Trackmoon orders all Canadian Pacific trackmen out on Monday unless the railroad grants its demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Wilson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trackmoon
Canadian Pacific
Louise Botha deflects mission claim in Dutch interview
Mrs Louise Botha, speaking in Dutch, says she has no official mission and calls the claim a mistake. She adds that her husband will continue the war until victory or death, stating his resolve rather than detailing any plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresseis
Louise Botha
Bardock Blool Bitters Promises Quick Dyspepsia Relief
Bardock Blool Bitters is advertised as a cure for dyspepsia, claiming prompt, permanent relief. The product targets stomach regulation and toning, positioning itself as a reliable digestive aid.
Digestive Troubles and a Remedy in Hoods Sarsaparilla
The text describes severe dyspepsia with irritability nausea and a sour mouth taste. It touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Vita for relief claiming it cures thousands of cases and acts as a reliable purgative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permie Dent
Lo Hood
Oathartio
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Mather
H. &. Craven
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Harvey Gallison
New York-Boston
Nicholas Lot
Lanedon Ave
Adam Forepauch
Sells Brothers
Amines
Cote Weed
Aoe
Madison Square Garden
Tony
University OF Natural History
Ais
Titanic
Melville
Emory
Capt
Woulwa
Tia
Dil
Europe
Perdinue
Perforrmances
Iittog
MTN HD
Ayan
Weitzel
STARR
Jackson Family
Sistats
Jromortiane
Ion
Coltum
Efeed
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Hero
Admirnion
Oniney tHepela
W. A. Scharr
Poole’s Drug Store
State Street
Vermont News
Rotha
Bardock
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