Franklin County Court Opens Spring Term With Second Trial
The Franklin County Court opened its spring term with Judge Thomas H. Anderson presiding. The most notable case is the second trial of Don Howe, convicted of a Richford bank robbery, awaiting Supreme Court review. Local attorneys from multiple towns attended, including Tupper of Fairfield and Pursel of Indianapolis, noted as Indiana’s oldest native.
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St. All
Judge IL
Th. Hompcont
Irasbureh
Modern Anderson
Berkshire
St. Albans
Slort
W. Hamilton Benham
Fluke's Church
Donh Owen
Supreme Court
Aig
Barios
Poalrehilds
PS. Tupper
Fairfield
Laddelthods
Swanton
Jo Alint
Montgomery
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy advertisement claim
In a bold promotional notice the Dr David Kennedy Corporation offers free trials of his Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It cites test methods and symptoms including back pain and urinary burning, advertising bottles at 1.00 each or six for 5.00, with a nationwide mail order push.
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David Kennedy
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation
Houdout
N. Y
Vermont Local News Highlights and Personal Notices
Francteco residents to spend months away before returning to Kodiak Alaska where he holds a key position with the Alaska Fur Company. The University Club was hosted by Hon Victor Spear at the Red Lion Inn with wives and ladies in attendance. Mansions and personal travels include Miss Mabel Wadleigh leaving for Concord then Moston to visit relatives. The Rendoelph choir plans a Dramatization Three Comrades with rehearsals this week in Miles. One funeral noted for Mr. Handolph, age about 75, with rest of family mentioned. Mrs Thitietom Weed dies of pneumonia and funeral set in Center Frank Weed’s family. Rev A C Oliver resigns as pastor at Centre to answer call to Congregational church in Nendieton.
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Francteco
Kodiak
Alaska
Alaska Fur Company
University Club
Victor
Spear
Red Lion Inn
Hondaines
Mutehingon
Washington
Mabel Wadleigh
Concord
Moston
Frank
Miles
Maet Handolph
Salrdas
Tares
Thitietom Weed
Modistes
Frank Weed
A.C. Oiimore
Cenetvcntional Chisen
Congregas
Honal Chanch
Nendiieton
Death of well known Braintree resident in old town
Seth Harimeter died at his home Thursday aged about four years. Funeral services were held at the horse Sacarday ley with Mr Ranney of Randolph officiating. The deceased was one of the oldest residents in town, living within two miles of the railroad station. He left a wife and four grandchildren. The town suffered heavy snowfall with thirty inches on a level and trains blocked. Several local residents moved addresses and farms, and community events and illness affected daily life during the period.
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C. Woodward
Velar
Seth Harimeter
Mr Ranney
Randolph
Bonniscer
Chatha Dunham
Rutdolph
Rutdolph Have Re- Whired A Paother Pyle Bigelow
Lidenu
Cher
John Kimball
Prank Chew
West Braintree
Herbert Marheworth
Philip Smith
Herbert Parrsworth
Bern
Albert Moree
John Kimtall
Chatfield Hoes
Poncolph
Guy Spear
Herth
Peete
Wille
Board of Aldermen
Adstt
Critehe Yy
Sinelate
Aldermin Thea
Lineuitr
Shea
Achatman
Aise
Mrowgell
Gutehell
Kelley
Aowderman
Adsir
Gute
Price
Kelley, Munson and
Local News Notes From Thetford And Vicinity
A string of small items from Bradford and Thetford highlights births and moves. Willis Kelley welcomes a son on Thursday while J C Eastman and Mareh plan a farm stay in Thetford for a year. Miss Della Shaw returns to Manchester NH after visiting grandparents. Lula Kennedy hosts a surprise party. The Congregational church works on a new manual detailing church history. Recital by Mira Ethelynd Gould set for March 8 at Gimwee church. Growth of town life includes dinners on meeting day and plans for church, league and local business. Numerous residents travel to St Johnsbury Montpelier and White River Junction for errands and family visits.
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Willis Kelley
Mareh J. Mat
J. C. Eastman
Thetford
Burke
Lula Kennedy
Edgar Munt
St. Johnsbury
Erie
Mira Ethelynd Gould
Fermadelgh
Gimwee
Fapworth Leagie
Gtecehurch
Bowperth League
Vermont
Vi A. Doty
Jew Star
Amit. Ci
Mrink Shoeper
North Thiver- Wi
Eugene Bleeper
Lateor
Mieshoaidle Chinitee
Orton
Charles Gron
N. A. Vallee
B. Pedwert
Poston
Wiles Meekett
Mies Grace Gannett
Limveton
Tempeton
al Monte
Mies
Mertie Sats
Yvet— Woeley
Tasday Morolig
If. J. Kilbourn
Miss Giessen
Toadee
Champion Loder
Deere
Gruid Offivers
Ailesta
White River Junction
Feliewr
Arthur Mole
St. Johnstiuey
Harry
Rutland County Local Notes and Community Updates
Rutland County items report A. G. Whitney visiting Pennsylvania and John Werlen to open a market in J. C. Leonard’s wheelright shop. Mrs Addie Wheaton and daughter move to Rutland. Sardis Manley rents Otter Creek Inn for upcoming season. Sara Verilla Loveblind wedding notices appear. Eugene and Thoms Riordan return from the West to work on contracts. Dorsey ill. Norton moves goods to Garber farm. Horace Manley and wife admitted to Congregational church. Primary department ends week. high school class closes Friday.
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A. G. Whitney
Pennsylvana
John Werlen
J. C. Leonard
Town Hall
Addie Wheaton
Rutland
Lovelind
Tara
Eugene and
Thoms Riordan
Aickinson
Middlebury Sanday
W. E. M. Soety
Dorsey
Therse Norton
Garber Farm
Horace Manley
Hessie Hulett
Clos
Thurseltisy
Washington County Weather and Obituary Note
Weather bulletin reports Pelouiry of Indegrees with varied conditions and wind from the south. Obituary notes Peter Burdoe, age two years, died at his son’s home in Werebetock, marking the end of a brief illness.
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Shaw
Unttlea States Weather Bureau
Pelouiry
Captain Wills Discharged amid Aldermen Debate
The aldermen discharged Captain Wills and appointed James M. Cosgrove as his successor at Fire Station 3. A worker at the polishing mill in South Ryegate broke an arm recently. Misa Mary Foster entered a Lynn hospital to train as a nurse. A major snowstorm dropped twenty inches last Thursday with daily snowfall through Monday, marking the heaviest in two years.
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James M. Cosgrove
South Ryegate
Misa Mary Foster
Lynn
Mass
Waterbury News Briefs and Community Notes
Waterbury residents attend to business trips and housing changes. Improvements for street lighting discussed, with Consolidated Electric Lighting offering 100 incandescent and 2 arc lamps for $7 yearly. Local events include lectures, school entertainments, and a musical fund drive with participants from Montpelier Burlington St Albans and Northfield.
Local Notes From East Montpelier And Barre Visit
East Montpelier and Barre social notes report Mrs. W H Gladding of Barre visiting relatives here last week. John Cullum moved to South Ryegate to work polishing granite. John Anderson is mentioned in the same brief item.
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W. H. Gladding
Barre
John Cullum
South Ryegate
John Anderson
Fire devastates building as crews battle smoke and flames
A barrelage of smoke and flames driven by an February fire damaged the upper floors of a three story building housing the Granite Savings Bank and other businesses. Capt Wille and crew faced discipline and a discharge, with repairs and investigations ongoing. Fire officials and aldermen met to address street and utility concerns, insurance, and equipment needs.
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Wile
Wills Aed
Statlan No
Board of Aldermen
Muelly
Sialic
Wille
James M Cosgrove
Niles
Peter Berway
Enid Nilea
Gutchell
Northfield obituary notes and town meeting results
The town reports the funeral and interment of Mrs Isabelle Maxham who died of pneumonia, and notes Miss Maxham was sister to Mrs Hazen. It mentions Mr Burdoe leaving his wife and nine children for over 30 years a respected Northfield resident. The town meeting records selectmen elected F R Brown A B Denny and Moseley, with J C Rice chosen commissioner, amid severe winter weather.
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Burdoe
Ilewis
Northfield
File Sum
Isabelle Maxham
Express
Maxham
Wo OS. Hazen
Hazen
Anesburgh
O R. Brown
A. B Denny
A de Moseley
J. C. Rice
Mrs Prank Landon Dies After Illness at Home
Windham County reports the death of Mrs Prank Landon who died Sunday at her Atkinson street residence after a bout of croup that progressed to laryngitis. She leaves her husband, a daughter named Addie, and four brothers.
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Prank Landon
Atkinson Street
Landon
Whith
Addie
Local Notes From Windsor County News
Mrs Fred Martins niece Pelen Sature wid of Gaysville has been away a few days. The news of I M Kenta bath at Randolph was received here. The Onin club meets with Mr and Mrs Stronsern Friday evening. Mind Tinkhim of Barton is here with her grandmother. Mrs Charles Towers death was received here Monday. Gilman Wrights funeral was held last Thursday. Jessie Noyes is working for Marry Wall in Andover. Mrs Johnson of Rutland visited her sister Mrs George Vrooman last week. Charles T Louis of Springfield visited Reuben Wells recently.
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South Strateford
Mra Sepen Ne'som
C. FL OP
Moretown
Mra. Neill
Anna Geflin
John Lance
Providence
R. I
Ila Lanes
Paul Lance
D. L. Hilliard
Lower Cabot Meeting House
Fred Hall
Sherman Lyforl
Minnie Gates
Misa Chora Poater
Burlington
Ja, Farrington
Fred Martin
Pelen Saturewid
Gaysville
I. M. Kenta Bath
Randolph
Edward Abbott
Fave Ben
Trarnard
Onin Club
Stronsern
Maward Abbott
RR Land
Fiyne Guernsey Eime Iaime
A. R. Hall
Jeane Hubbard
Jessie Noyes
Marrywall
Andover
Aiba Davis
Johnson
Rutland
George Vrooman
Charles T. Louis
Springfield
Reuben Wells
Alaska Altitude Bulletin Lists Peaks and McKinley Rename
Meteorological Survey prepares a bulletin with altitudes for Alaska mountains compiled by Henry Gannett. Notable peaks include Blick, Crillon, McKinley formerly Mount Allen, and Vancouver Mountain with elevations ranging from around 100 to 18 800 feet. Reuben Greene of Boston, a physician and author, dies at 78 after pneumonia. he was a Whitcomb native and Vermont Association supporter.
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Meteorological Survey
The
Alaska
Ilenry Gannett
Ares
Blick
Cook Mountain
Crillon
Drum
Pairweather
Hayes Moun Kimball
Lanperouse
Mount McKinley
St. Elias
Sanford
Seattle
Vancouver
Wreangel
McKinley
Mount Allen
Cook Biiet
Preellet McKinley
Geographic Survey
Reuben Greene
Boston
Whittigham
Leston
Vermont Association
Bostom
Phelps Declines Further Fight Against Illness
New Haven March 1 Dr Charles J Foote reports Hon Ed Phelps ex minister in beltand is failing with a progressive illness. The patient shows no new complications and his strength continues to decline slowly with no known time for recovery.
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New Haven
Mareh J
Chis. J. Foote
Phelpe
Baeland
Phelps
Moses of California Joins Philippine Commission
Prof Bernard Moses of the University of California accepted a seat on the new Philippine Commission during a White House conference with President McKinley. The commission now includes Judge Taft as president, Dean Worcester, Luke Wright, Henry P. Taw, and Moses, listing California among its members.
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University of California
Washington
Bernard Moses
McKinley
Taft
Chino
Worcester
Michigan
Luke Wright
Tennessee
Henry 2 Tdo
Vermont
California
Probate Court Sets March Hearing for Will in Burlington
In the district of Chittenden Burlington Free Press is ordered to publish notices weekly for four consecutive weeks. The March hearing will prove the will of the late individual and notify all interested parties to appear and contest if warranted. Judge Horton's office records show the case filed for probate.
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Kurlington
Hurlingeon Weekly Free Press
Burlington
M. Horton
Ata
Hoklen
Turline
Chittenden
Mareh
TLS Br
Bureington
Burengton Free Press
Salt Burlington
EZRAM
Horton
Register
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