Brattleboro Cough Syrup Ad Promises Cure or Pay
An early Brattleboro advertisement touts HUB TENA Cough and Lung Syrup with a money back guarantee if coughs or breathing troubles persist. It markets 60 cent bottles and offers 40 and 50 cent sizes, urging readers to buy for children with croup or coughs. The ad lists Henry A. Chapin Geo B. Greene J A Holden FP R Durgin as references.
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Wapariot
Henry A. Chapin
Geo. B. Greene
J. A. Holden
R. Durgin
Thanksgiving events and local notices near Putney
Readable fragments describe a Thanksgiving service at the Baptist church in Putney with the Woman's Relief Corp honoring a deceased member stir sympathetic reaction. Other items mention a church event by Rev Hard, hunting trips at Sunset Farm, and community notices including deaths, school teaching changes, and social gatherings across Putney, Brattleboro, and surrounding towns.
Local Vernon notes and social happenings amid winter prep
In Vernon area news recounts school delays, church meetings, and social events. Families gather for A T Faulkner anniversary. graduates move for positions. illnesses and moves are noted. Weather delays fear travel as frost and cold press daily life. community residents visit kin and attend services at Universalist and M E churches.
Community Notes and Upcoming Events at Union Hall
Local notices report a Union Hall event on December 20 featuring a variety show with Elmer E Allen and others to benefit Fred Come and a charity supper and ladies fair at the precinct. Other items mention Edgar B Slate receiving a pension, a winter term at school, Elisha Gatea doing masonry, and a grange hall addition with workers.
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Union
Bealcal
Fred
Ecru
Walt Elmer E. Allen
Tig
Wilmington
Fife
Brooks Hyn
Windham
Edgar B
Temperance Sunday Observed With Services And Notices
Weather is warm and pleasant though mud slows travel. Drought eased by rains. crops and pastures improving. harvest coming. Town notes discuss employment, repairs, and farm labor, plus school openings, temperance sermons, a concert, and local funerary rites for Abby Leonard I.
Local Notes Mention Meetings and Lectures
The fortnightly club will meet with Mrs. W. H. Cole next Tuesday evening. Geo. C. Stoddard and Jara id Providence, RL, are spond Thanksgiving in town. The lecture on Wednesday evening was well attended and an interesting rising role was noted. Mrs. Yean, lately at Paris Rawson's, had a slight shock but is more comfortable now. The town hall stage salvage work by HH. A. Willard and O. Be Howe is reported.
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Seymore
Congregational Church
Putney
Thia
Lave Tate
Masonic Hall
Jowett J. Pierce
Fred
Pierce
Milo Whitney
Putney Falls
Mins
Minnie E. Persons
East Putney
Mr. Mitchell
Jewett
Reynolds
Baptist Church
Brera
Mabel Freeman
Fred Keyeh
HL. G. Everith
Dumfors
Tan
Mitchell
Parker
Methodist Society
Parker Faust
Brookline
Reuben Winchester
W. A. Doles
W. A. Gilbert
D. B. Cobb
Brattleboro
Y. H. Hancock
Allen
Mra. N. J
Sitemons
Hancock
Tita
RC. A. Retroit
A. T. Faulkner
Martha French
R. D. Brown
G. W. Farnaworth
B.D. Brown
North River Grange
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Vernon
Rand
Wood
Northfiel
Mass
Philip
Nuree
Mies Dunbar
Keene
N. H
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Mansion House
Greentiel
Deieht Johnson
Johns
Lorenzo Brown
George Logan
Misa
Ellen Trown
North Street
Emmea
Howe
South Veernon
Annie Walker Xave
Oecada
Frien
Andy
Marios Cambridge
Penacham Academy
Springfield
Joe Daley
Dey Staples
Mina Eva Stickney
Plainfield
Alanda Higgins
John _ Pollard
Weeks
Londonderry
Stellman Crowninshield
Alfred Crowninshield
Mount Tabanop
F&a
Sullaan Claris
Ed Spencer
Herbert Stewart
John Cumming
Ruweonville Road
Douglace Forrester
West Juneola
Mia
McLean
Mochante Street
Mian
Katle White
Baltimore
W. F. Gleason
Guilford
C. B. Society
TGR
Tor
W. GT. U
Vardebar
Singng School
H. Frankie
Wm. Clark
A. William
Rawsonville
Dan Cobb
Min Annie Simpson
Fred Vinit
Wook
Underwood Hou
B.D. Plimpton
Wis
Hrattleboro
Prancos Ray
Mra
Oscar Kinson
Grafton
Mra. White
Mrs
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Minnie Jenkins Ly
Andover
Walter Thompson
Townshend
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Esther Dale
National Woman's
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Baxter
HH. A. Willard
O. Be Howe
W. H. Cole
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Fragmentary notice from Dayton farmers report
A fragmented OCR line mentions Dayton and a John Geer with a Mary Toe reference and farmers receiving something this week. The text is incomplete but indicates a local agricultural context and names.
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John Geer
Mary Toe Farmers Hanve
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