Vinol Heals Blood and Strength, A Brattleboro Testimony
Mrs Florence Stewart of Evanyville Lok praises Vinol a liver oil tonic for restoring health vigor after long illness. She reports renewed energy, strength, and gratitude after trying Vinol on a friend’s suggestion. Local druggist George B H Greene guarantees the remedy and offers money back if unsatisfied.
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Florence Stewart
Evanyville
Lok
Vinci
Sears
Abe
Maya
Brattleboro
George BH. Greene
Prrug
Commissioner's Notice of Probate in Marlboro and Guilford
A Vermont commissioner notices probate claims in the Herbert Gunn estate of Guilford and William A Putnam estate of Wardsboro. Details set hearings in Brattleboro and Teattemboro with dates in December and May, noting six month claim period and examination for creditors.
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Herbert
Hon
Distriet of
Marlboro
Herbert X. Gunn
Guilford
St Fife
Brattleboro
Weiges PD
STOWE
T. D. Conters
Central Vermont Railway Southern Division schedule snippet
Fragmented OCR shows a Central Vermont Railway southern division timetable with lines mentioning Ottobar 0 1905, daily trains for Springfield Lew London and South London, various week day patterns, and a damaged note about Bentley captain Henat.
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Souttiern
Ottobar
Traine Ivave Brattiolonga
Lew
London
Pamer
South London
Sprinefield
Now Fur Basten
Ann Paliuver
Steemer
Taimer
Gor
Sprigeliend
York
Pert
Bentley
Caput Henat
Aiiane
Rutland Railroad Time Table Fragment
A fragmented timetable notes Rutland Railroad connections to Burlington St Albans and Montreal with multiple daily and special trains. It references the Yellowstone region routes including the Bergen Mountain Firer and mixed trains to Burlington and Keweenaw, with schedules and stopping points at Bellows Falls and surrounding areas.
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Pate
Rutland
Mall
Rutterd
Burlingon
St. Albans
Geman Mountain Firer
Ratid
Wuelington
Montreal
Malye Secensiars
Pulloao
Burlington
Kurlentermiedistegiation
Dallyer
Horiington
Edie
Passenser
Findland and Dorlington
Tesine
Bellows Patio
Tempestuous Brattleboro Water Debate and Plans
In Brattleboro a heated village meeting debates water supply changes and a proposed sale or modernization of the water system. Residents discuss extending mains through West Brattleboro, replacing aging pipes, and integrating sources from Pleasant Valley and Stickney brook with plans to connect to the Chestnut Hill Reservoir or build an independent system if needed. The vote factions clash over a court commission for valuation versus direct purchase, with appeals to adjournment and procedural disputes amid persistent public interest.
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Carpenter
Morthors North Pond
State Board of Health
Atk Farm
Samuel Sargent
Chestnut Hill
Western Avenue
Ablon Street
Frost and Elliot and Birge Streets
Crosby Street
Atoret
Brook Road
Holden & Martin's Mill
Leahy Place
Holden & Martin
Birge Street
Extey and
Birge Streets
Ratey
Bron Road
Frost Street
Oak and
High Street
Town Hall
High Firest Downs Green Street
Church and
el- Hot
Main Streets
Miah Street
High and
Oak Streets
Ells Fountain
Mali ‘Street
Math
Canal Streets
Vernon Street
Main
Fiat
Frost Streets
Holden and Martin and
Smith & Hunt
Elliot
Frost
Canal Street
Pleasant Valley
Cromby Street
West Iroat
Frook Road
Ketey
Birge
Wweettern Avenue
Orlon Street
Eiliot
Heh Street
Green Street
Elliot Street
Main Street
Web Street
Dennec
Prat Heboro
Elwalirava
Guilford Street Inc
Brook
Weehall Bike
the & A. Smith Company
Fitts
Mabhe Ing
Anon
Rowena
Dunham
Vinton
John Galvin
Crowell
Frettiohers
Board of Water Committes
Bunset Lake
Pleas Ant Valley
Stickney Brook
Brattleboro
Rute Ae
Mrattleboro
Chestnut Hill Reservoir Company
Chestnut HN Reservoir Company
Galvin
CC. Fitts
Moran
Howe
Ebr
Kay Timbar
Ar Martin
Martin
Gruner
Gabren
Brorke
B. Crowell
Alvin Resi
Wits
Atein
Mies
Fu Chuta
Nic
Merris Ball
Galtine
Eater
FW. Childs
Mr. Galvin
Tes
Death of Gen Ripley and Vermont banking leader
Deaths include Gen William W Ripley of Rutland a prominent Vermont banker and Civil War general. Ripley helped found Ripley Mines later absorbed into Vermont Marble and served as Rutland County National Bank president. He rose from captain to brevet major general, was Rutland mayor in 1898, leaving a widow and children. Canadians will co operate on fish and game law changes after meetings in Montreal with Vermont and New York officials.
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Berwick
Rutland
Vermont
Mahnwer FT
Rutland Herald
Juha i Shale
Kdelred J. Taw
Tf Philidelphia
Shale
Bowen
Phivdeinnis
W. CL Belknap
Elows Walle Hiner
H Mimball
Bullowsy ‘Alle
Hy Ta Hitnchey
Mlw
Whiean
Eee Herald
Chey Kdlior Bo Teawley
M. Goddard
H. Kullelta
CP Harte
Rutland News
Thraueh
JF Manning
Feuvand
Markie Durie
Pulefield
Phe Tur Jond ‘News
Opa
They
Heweyiner Rman
Td. W. Ripley
William JW Ritnneys
Pioneer
Heth
Ripley Wes
Sulla CR. Dorn
Middlebury
Ripley Tines
Vermont Marble Company
Ripley
Rutland County National Tank
10Th Vermont
Malvern Hoi
H.G. Thomas
Stowe
Feh
Aime
Montreal
New York
Quebec
Missisnot
Mont
Thomas
New England
Soldiers' Home inspection by Grand Army officers
Maj. H. Wood, department commander of the A. E. F., and Brig. Gen. Brown, with Assistant E. Perkins of St. Albans, visited the soldiers at Bonnington from Saturday, December 14 to Monday. The Grand Army officers’ visit marks the second instance of the provision of the act being enacted.
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H. Wood
Medit
H. Bans
Brown
G. A, BR
E. Perkins
St. Albhe
Stat
C. A. Montpelier
Bonnington
Grand Army
Vermont and New Hampshire set to nominate pension agent
The Vermont and New Hampshire congressional delegations and the president in Washington decided that after the current term ends next month the pension agent position should move to New Hampshire. Philip J. Halvosa of Barre, editor of the Vermont Union Signal, has been named editor of the Vermont Union Signal, Rutland.
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Ter
United State
Concord
N. H.aveney
Vermont
New Hammpshire
Theatter
New Hampshire
Wanbington
Provident
Henry
Philip J. Halvosa
Barre
American’ Federation of Labor
Union
Rutland
Poultry Food Purchase Sparks Remark About Quantity
C H Diller of Shippensburg Pennsylvania recently bought 25000 pounds of poultry food in a single meter. He calls the large order an excellent article and notes his belief in its value, claiming he sent a smaller order first as a test. The unusual purchase is presented with his explanation of confidence in the product.
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Perry
Mtr
Gibson
Dubhami
Taylor
Gordon
Dunham
Muirin
Gideon
Water Committee
Mr. Martin
Martin
Heveral
le Adame
Gut
Vin
Jody
C. H. Diller
Shippensburg
Penn
Poe
Page
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