Death of Mrs. Mary Talsey in Peacham area
Mary Talsey of Peacham died Sunday at her home after a long life that began in Ryegate on August 24, 1829. She married George Pollard, lived in Wells River and Groton, later widowhood with Thomas Talvey then moved to Peacham. Funeral held at Peacham’s Methodist church with Rev. Thivald M. Aayward officiating. Survivors include sons Frank Pollard and William Pollard and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Talsey
Tooldehwadth
Fred Pollard
Mary Page
Ryegate
Aus
John
Sarah ¢Hath
Page
George Follard
Wells River
Waltham
Mast
Kyoyato Sudrome
Penehim
Ike
Pole
Thomas Talvey
Groton
William Pollan
Bure Tington
Talvey
Methodist Church
Qvi
Meacham
Thivald M. Aayward
Page Sid Whitehill
Bewerk
Lloyd Darling
Wilbup Watson
Frank Taylor
John Vacnum
William Pollard
Buylington
Mee
John Pollard
Monroe
N.H
Robert Kendall
Meludoes
Mary EB. Morse
Ghivenee More
St. Johnabuy
Park er Auction Notes and Local Visits in West Danville
A West Danville item lists residents at various cottages with George Wright of St. Johnsbury and Mil ail Mex occupying, Don of Danville and Harvey Dunbar visiting family. Carl Woods bought a Chevrolet, Hattie Wilcox returned from Washington, and A J Gos with A L Carpenter left for Stockland California. A Ladies Aid Society event is planned at the church Thursday and Clayton Farrington with family visited Lisbon, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wright
St. Johnsbury
M. V. Don
Danville
Harvey Dunbar
Walden
N. Dunbar
Carl Woods
Hattie Wilcox
Heney Clifford
Washington
Ye McDonnand Geay
Portsmouth
N. Hf
A. J. Gos A. FL
Stockland
Calif
West Lunenburg Social and Visiting Notes
Mrs Addie Webb of East Concord guests of Mrs W H Cappenter. Attendees from here at East Concord supper and services Wednesday. Mr E W Hastings and Mrs Hastings visited Jefferson Sunday with Hastings sister Mrs Ehira McIntire. Fred Sayers travelled to St Johnsbury to see ill mother Mrs Frank Seace. Mrs Gertrude Carpenter and Miss Joxie Carpenter went to St Johnsbury Thursday. Clifton Hastings attends school at St Johnsbury. James Nichols in Lancaster Saturday. Murray Dodge of Troy in town last week to tend his farm. Fred King visited Lancaster New Hampshire one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Part
Glenn Chandler
Annie Killam
Penny Street
Clarence Esden
Ewell
Hollow
Patience Nutting
Daphne Craig
Lena Wheeler
Joe's Brook
Mildred Hayward
East Barnet
Harriet Jenninson
St. Johnsbury
Ellen Bayley
Springfield
William Havian
Mason
Ann Ark Mich
Kate Hutchinson
Peacham Corner
Grace Sage
Academy Hall
Sanuay
William Bandy
Barnet
Ewell's Pond
Peacham
Rowe
Baniet
Albert Peak
Corner Moore
MeIndoes
James Stevenson
Publee
Daugh Lou
Lou Stevenson
Fairlee
Ernest
Charles Stevens
Berlin
F. &. Palmer
Widden
Boston
Metho
Smith
Woodsville
South Poseham
Peseham Academy
Florence Douglas
Lou Fallington
Esther Holton Paixtants
Cen
Emery Billi
Merle
Billy
Eunice
Jaynilea
F. B. Taylor
Min KG
Prentiss
J.G. Guthrie
Oliver Cowan
White River Junction
Addie Webb
East Concord
W. H. Cappenter
East Conecord
E.W. Hastings
Jefferson, N. I
Hastings
Ehira McIntire
Fred Sayers
Frank Seace
Gertrude Carpenter
Mise Joxie Carpenter
St. Johnnsbury
Clifton Hastings
James Nichols
Lancaster
Murray Dodge
Troy
Fred King
Tancaster
N. H
Orelans
Orleans County
Somorron
Sherman R. Moulton
W. 2D. Miller
F. W. Tenney
Annie Bachand Yu
George A. Morin
George A. Morrill
Lida
Lela Colling
Burlington
Kamp Kill-Kare
Winona Billings
Misa Della Collins
Herman Holbrooke
Hyde Park
C. C. Grimes
Addie Bradley
Cambridge
Richard Gibson
Hugh Clark
Warren Craft
Bradford
Craft
J. M. Brigham
Mildred Chappell
Dorothea Shepard
Richford
William Whitcomb
Fim
Whitcomb Bros
Jam Laird Stops Hogging Truck On Vermont Road
Montpelier based driver James Laird known as Jam blocked a barge truck on a Vermont road after two cars tried to pass. He jumped from his car, ran, climbed to the back, spoke to the driver, and forced the truck to move aside, then returned to his own vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Sept
James Laird
Montpelier High School
Joy Colgate
St. Johnsbury
Laird
Foley Kidney Pills Backed By Green Bay Man Testimony
Kidney trouble threatens railroad workers farmers and laborers. Warning signs include lameness sore muscles backache and rheumatic pains. G. Wolf of Green Bay Wisconsin reports Foley Kidney Pills relieved a months long severe backache after a few bottles. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muill
G. Wolf
Green Bay
Wis
Vermont Local News Roundup From South Royalton to Burlington
Reports from South Royalton detail an accident on a piazza causing injury to a woman named Mig Mity Dearborne. In Grafton a double wedding celebration occurred as Mr and Mrs Alexander Turner welcomed many gifts. Worcester Mass reports a trolley crash injuring Hamy M Walbert, likely fatal. Reeves buys the Conungers ice house in Burlington to form a stock company for ice and ice cream. Bellows Falls court bail set for Robert W Mahoney in a crash case. Frank Phelps free on bail for embezzlement. Bert Merriam returns to Bellows Falls ahead of sailing to Siberia for two years of work. Mrs Merriam stays in Bellows Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
J. Edward Reeves
Vermont
Conunjers Tee Company
Reeves
Robert W. Mahoney
Bellows Falls
Somville
Mase
Frank Phelps
Gustaff Stromberg
Bert
Merriam
France
New York
Bellows Pally
Congregational Church
Vancouver
B.C
Siberia
Bellows
Falls
Women Senators of Old in Early Year 218 ALPL
Fragmentary note discusses women senators, their roles, and confining uses. Mentions meetings in the Quirinal and kingly authorities, with vague references to cruelty and extravagant governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quirinal
Kingubutud
Borrowed Dignity in a Sly College Press Tone
A fragment from the Stanford-Chaparal mocks a college setting with lines about a tax on three football captains two editors and the leading man in the last college production. The dialogue hints at blame and the strains on campus figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Stanford Chaparral
Nature's Method and Imitation of Self Principles
Discussion of nature imitating nature and the idea that a principle planted in fertile ground yields fruit. The text references the master name and core principles, noting how creation is guided by overarching design and consequences attributed to Pascal.
Call for Reformation in Penurious Times
An exchange urges reform as it laments the effect of pinching the dollar on the soul. Citizens acknowledge widespread frugality has scarred their consciences, calling for a break from excessive thrift and a return to balanced living.
Mrs B L Chandler Canned A Bushel Of Beans
West Waterford notes Mrs B L Chandler canned a bushel of string beans. George Hill and sister Lottie visited Mr and Mrs Andrew McKee. Mrs W T Parks is entertaining her nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hovey
B. L. Chandler
George Hill
Sis Lottie
Andrew McKee
W. T. Parks
Outclasesd Wife Quotations Stir London Gossip
A fragment from a London source features a remark about Mrs Brown described as an awful gossip. The passage implies familiar social frictions and the speaker’s exasperation with sharing information that Mrs Brown has already heard.
Barnet welcomes new teachers and community visitors
Barnet weekly notes report the opening of schools with new teachers Mise Beste Hane iy tom Sheffield and Miss John trom Brandon. Numerous residents and visitors are listed, including relatives from Lisbon and Lebanon, social gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs Lauren Holes, travels to Newbury and St Johnsbury, and plans for a fundraising play by St Johnsbury bury folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Beste Hane Iy
Tom Sheffield
Johntrom Brandon
Jadkins
Horses Moore
Arthur
Lisbon
N.H
E. B. Chase
Lyndonville
N. RH
Hazelton
Hazelto
Edith
Tucker
Lebanon
White Mountains
Lauren Holes
Anderson Holmes
Sacramento
Cal
Lawrence
Lowell
Mass
Hooper
Ktyegate
Ella Johnson
Mor
Ten Smith
Sonmenville
Mars
Lewis
Fines Cade's
B. B. Chase
Newbury
Jake Martin
Arthur Emery
Lymionville
Mina Greenbanks
Benton
Charles Greenbanks
Barnet
Pearham
St. Johnsbury
Ladies’ Society
Ned Sheridan
Frances Goodele
Glen Cliff
Warren
N. H
H. H. Eliott
Rumney
Smart
Eliot
William
Stanley
Waterbury
Ralph Smith
Bostos
Ellen Smith
Ailwin
Frances
Philip
Goodale
Nada
Della Kay
Fred Quimby
Groveton, 3
Munich in History Chronicle of its early origins
The history describes Munich's beginnings in the 12th and 13th centuries with Louis the Bavarian and Emperor Louis II, noting Duke Henry the Lion founding a mint in 1158 and constructing a bridge to collect tolls from Reichenhall area. It mentions the monastery Tegernsee as the source of the name muntchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Louis
Louis the Bovere
Hving
Laula
Henry the Lion
Sur
Reichenhall
Monnetery
Tegernsee
Muntchen
Local notes and social news from Newport area
The column lists visits and travel of residents including Mrs Helen Miteon of Lockin Wan Ni, Pa visiting Mr O B Shattuck. Mrs Walter Weatherbee of Mount Pisae. updates on Frank Gaines, Ben Jovin, and Weeks trips to Boston. Marshall Edward birth Aug 26. real estate changes by Crown and Blanchard. residents moving to Newport. Druggists convention in Rochester. Orleans County Court opens with Annie Bachand case and other local social and business happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietny Tea Room
House
I HL Prouty
Mia
J. F. Blanchfard
F. L. Flint
Lambert
M Ho
Tmington
Helen Miteon
Lockin Wanni
Nanee
B. Shattuck
Walter Weatherbee
Mount
Peiice
Dre
Mes
TM. Gaines
Ben Jovin
Boston
S. Moulton
Amuso Diwyre
Hann Fuller
Newport Baxter Pool
Columbus
Ohio
W. RC
Sidney Slee
John Hewhinl
North Hitley
Weeks
Cait Spaulding
Dalls
Ore
Marshall Edward
T. C. Camp
Sorn
David
Edwin Camp
Bovton
Charlotte
F. Voud
Warren Crown
Cushman Gilbert Place
Prospect Quad
Crown
Charles Young
Wee Chestes, N
Gerald Buzcell
Highland Avenue
Gerild Bugzell
Von
Magox
P. Q. Carroll Wilder
Coventry
Newport
Shepard
Knvald M. Keith
Fred . Kennison
Central Kennison
Central Street
Urban Livingstone
Rochester
N. Y
Livingstone
National Association of Retail Druggists
Harry P. Dailey
Albany
Calley
W. J. Harrison
Mias Grive
Drake
Manon Block
East Main Street
Lida M. Miles
Leland W. Hermon
Oak Street
Hamilton
Melvey
Napoleon Doyen
Prospect Juest
C. Blanchard & Co
Real Betete
Elton McGowan
Bellow
Ruth Buck
Shoreday
Albion Tripp
Providence
Linus Lovvimer
St. Johnsbury
St. Albans
Burdett
Business College
Ernest Smith
St. Paul's School
Garden City
L. 1
Thlocbett
Bristol
N. H
W. W. Blod
J.P. Fambest
Libbey
Heare Only the Voice Quote Refers to Understanding
A dialect speech excerpt presents Uncle Eben noting that lack of understanding can feel comforting. He says talking to a mute increases the listener’s attention and perceived compliment. The line reflects humor and social observation about communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Woman’s wartime heroism in American home front
Philip Gibbs recalls a remarkable American woman who, while her husband served as a doctor, cared for four children and treated patients during influenza and plague. Driving her own car, she sang to steady nerves, saved many lives, and kept humor and grace amid hardship as she kept the flag flying at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philp Gibbs
London
Harper's
America
Americ
Bng
Imall
Goldier
King Cole
Plebiscite defined in historical political practice
A plebiscite is a vote by all electors on a specific question, deriving from French etymology. It is akin to a referendum, used in contexts such as Napoleon III's 1852 confirmation of his coup and the imperial title following the 1851 coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Li
Fruit Based Medicine Praised as Miracle Cure
Extraordinary success claimed for a product called Prat Liver tablets said to treat gall bladder, liver and digestion ailments. Described as made from fruit juices and combined with nerve tonics and antiseptics. Sold at 60 cents a box or six for $2.50, by Proe Fratives Limited in Gudensburg New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proe Astives Limited
Gudensburg
N.Y
Danville News Roundup Includes Socials and Clerical News
Saturday events feature Miss Winnie Langmaid’s shower hosted by Miss Marie Gordon and Miss Hoyt with 40 guests, gifts of glass and linen, and refreshments. Grange plans Sept 11 literary program and south fair arrangements, while Rev. Chiauneey Al Adin attends a Congregational ministers’ convention in Middlebury. Weather storms, illness improvements, and a Danville St Johnsbury party's Green Mountains visit highlight local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Langmaid
Marie Gordon
Mie
Hoyt
Belle More
Langmaid
Grange Moetine
South
Caledonia County
Chiauneey AL Adin
Middlebury
E.G. French
Hartford
Conn
Maine
Danville
W. F. Dole
Foolish Old Custome Survive in Dorset Tale
Fragmentary OCR describes a feudal scene with a village in Dorset, a lord in Bryanetun, a boy with a stringless bow, and an annual rent due to Grimsby authorities. The text mentions a main schol valued at 25 000 and references the king’s war and ancient city Chichester in a archaic register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Olu
Bunel
Rosen
Chichester
Grimsby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tomovies Pui
Garareinc
Alright
Tim
Jude
West
Clayton Farrington
George
Atto
West Lunenburg
RE. Ork Hard
State News
Mig Mity Dearborne
George Ward
South Royalton
Alexander Turner
Weddliye
Grafton
Worcester
Hamy M. Walbert
Monkton
West Waterford
Harriet Elliott
Sumner Gilfillan
St. Johnsbury Academy
Puesday
Edith Hazelton
Mildred Tucker
Fred Kenney
Kate Kinney
Perkinsville
May Gilfillan
Heve
J. B. Gilfillan
Gilfillan
Henry Bchelder
Concord
Claude Gilfillan
Sam Iner
Susan Gilfillan
Albert Flanders
Benjamin — Gadley
Bugbee
Charles Wilken
Notch
Green Mountains
George W. Howe
J. Gilman
Alfred
Bridgeport, Conn
George Wilson
St. John Stuy
Mya
Fora
Ford
Detroit
W. A. Wright
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!