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No Vermonters in heaven
Poem appeared originally in the Rutland Daily Herald and was written in 1914. Within border of type ornaments. First line: I dreamed that I went to the City of Gold. At end of text: Retnomrev Layol [i.e. Loyal Vermonter].
Old Gifford : this horse, so well known in Vermont and New Hampshire, will stand the coming season at F. A. Wier's Stable, in Walpole, N.H., for the use of Mares / Frederick A. Wier
Handwritten note on back: "This Gifford horse was raised by Ziba Gifford of Tunbridge VT first Morgan horse ever raised in that town he lived to be over 30 years he died in Walepole N.H. - C.A. Gifford, Chelsea, VT"
Facts to be considered [regarding Kendall's spavin cure]
On p. [1]: caption title as above text beginning with "Ten years ago Kendall's Spavin Cure was practically unknown," followed by list of testimonials continuing onto p. [2]; verso has heading "Convincing evidence that Kendall's spavin cure will do…
To the candid public : having received information that a publication, signed S. & F. de Montmollin, is designed to be spread this morning ...
Signed and dated: Stephen Pearl. Rutland, October 15, 1792. Reprinted in the Nov. 30, 1792, issue of the Vermont gazette published by Anthony Haswell in Bennington
Commencement, August 6th, 1828 : order of exercises ... celebration of the Phi Sigma Nu Society ... / University of Vermont
Contents include the order of exercises and list of speakers.
Vermont Whig song : by that same old coon
Decorative print border. Leaf torn from a book; verso is stamped "This volume belongs to the estate of Theodore N. Vail."
To the public : the sophomore class is tonight distributing a series of lying stupid articles, which they claim to be the sole author of. ...
The persons referred to by name are in many cases members of the Middlebury College Class of 1881; others belong to the Class of 1883.
Union state ticket : Union county ticket
Candidates for state and county officers for Washington County, Vermont.
The following corrected list of names of Vermont soldiers, who have died at Andersonville, Georgia, while prisoners of war, has been furnished to this office by Alson H. Blake of Milton this state, who was a corporal in company F, 9th regiment Vermont Volunteers, now discharged.
Includes only Vermont soldiers
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Portrait of Doris Reid
The front of this professional photo of Doris Reid shows a young girl wearing a frilly dress and a large hair bow. She is leaning against a chair. On…