Easter selling begins for gloves and dresses in new season
The Easter selling has started with gloves, laces, embroideries, shirts, waist costumes and women's outfits featured. Spring fabrics, parasols, and new colors dominate shop displays as two and three piece suits, shirtwaists, and wide ranges of wash fabrics appear in fashionable styles and colors for the season.
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Wil
Alalae Kidd
Wales
Wyck
Gov Anc
Weat Point
Oxford
Probate Court In Session Grants Multiple Real Estate Licenses
The March probate court session presided by Judge Waterman granted licenses to sell real estate for several estates including David Jillson of Waffegann and George W. Koowltun. Final settlements and guardianships were approved for numerous wills and administrations, with distributions ordered and executors named.
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Judge BE
L. Waterman
Tate
David Jillson
Waiffegann
W. Horton
Adelia
Gro Astate
Henry A
French
Dunmerton
Henry H. Miller
Laura J. Hoskins
Moran
F.D. B.ministrator
George W
Loont Koowlton
Everett BE
Gains Guardian
Seas
Celestia F
Guilford
Minnie A. Prouty
Almon F
Prouty
Halifax
Whitingham
IE. Gordon
Chester W.thoman
John H. Merrifield
Hell Real Estate
Charlemer
W. Stebbins
Nowvine
Elvira Evans
Etta E. Goodrich
John Merrifield
Lilla Johnson
Manchester
N. H
le. M. Newell
Everett de Waite
Wardsboro
H. B. Haus
Nellie
Julia Ferriter
William E. May
Adin F. Miller
Elibu M. Fon Eetete
Dummerston
Fire damages Scott House on Canal Street in Hinsdale
Early Saturday around midnight a fire at the Scott House on Canal Street in Hinsdale partly destroyed the building. The blaze began in a woodshed corner, destroying the rear portion while doors windows and most furniture were saved. Insurance covers the loss estimated at 3000.
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Scott House
Canal Ghent
Slinadale
Scott Horse
Canal Street
Brattleboro Wins Vermont State Championship in Fast Game
Brattleboro's M. A. basketball team defeated St Johnsbury 112 to ? to claim the Vermont season title. The fast, error prone contest featured strong defense and scoring from Tufts and March for Brattleboro and Beck Heath and Smith for St Johnsbury. Referee Gunn oversaw a hard fought match that drew praise for sportsmanship and set up potential rematches next season.
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Brattleboro
Tufts
Ecope
Bech Touins
Smith
Fines
Tilt Janit
Beattlebora
Co. Ds Armory
Co. D
Enduranch
Brattletaro Tuftsall Howe
Beck
Heath
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnabury
Brattleborn
Suanagary
Haws
Brith
Bouts
Heatelolire
D. Grade
Manel B. Parks
Gunn
Vampires
Sanders
Sisob
Seorer
Stites
Thners
Wilson
Cart
St Johnsbury Republican
Trolley Accident Injures Springfield Man Frank W L Brown
Frank W L Brown formerly of Brattleboro and Emerson & Son's Springfield employee was struck by a trolley car in Springfield Tuesday afternoon. He was disoriented, with a dislocated shoulder and severe head and facial wounds, and bruising. He was carried to a nearby house for treatment and reported to have heard the approaching car.
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Frank WL. Brown
Brattleboro
Springfield
Mass
Frank HL Brown
Emerson & Son
Maes
Environment Shapes the Mind in Moral Living Sermon
A Congregational preacher warns that surroundings influence the soul and eyes guide the life. He urges guarding the mind against evil media, stressing that attention determines virtue, and calls parents to shield children from corrupt influences to keep mind and heart renewed.
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RB. Milee
Congregational Church
Rag Seat
Ala
Miles
Chelst
Teg
Weil
Local liquor licenses face seven applications this week
Seven license applications are before the board of license commissioners after four new filings. A second hearing is set for April 15 with some objections carried over. Applicants include Sadie Turner for the Brattleboro House and T F Turner for the American House. The Melrose hotel seeks a fourth class license mix, while Valley Bottling Co proposes a first class license to allow sales of any quantity on premises. Also noted, a San Domingo crisis sees U.S. forces guarding the consulate as a clash leaves many casualties and demand for government action.
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Board of License
Het
Hoonses
Mise Sadie Turner
Brattleboro House
T. F. Turner
American House
Joho PL Sargent
Weet Brattlebory
Melrose Hotel
A. Bolsanit BG
Valley Bottling Co
State Road Meeting Draws Vermont Officials at Festival Hall
State Road Commissioner J O Sanford led Vermont and Michigan figures at Festival Hall where county road commissioners gathered. Willian Votey of the University of Vermont spoke on practical highway ideals, stressing steady annual improvements over ambitious but impractical schemes. Local town representatives from Brattleboro, Dover, Jamaica, Marlboro and others attended, with Haskins and Earle among the speakers.
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Earle
Michigan
Votey
Sanford
J. O. Sanford
Burling
Sanfdty
Willian Votey
University of Vermont
Benford
Hisking and
Hoo
Horatio P. Earle
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Highway Commission
Vermont
Beaker
State Road Commission
Marsachusetta
New Jersey
Nboot
Saalaminiog
Haskins
Road Commission
James Brown
Athena
Eames
Brattleboro
C. G. Brookline
G. D. Hale
Dover
W. FF. Walker
Dummerston
W. E. Prouty
Grafton
M. A. Thornae
C. He Shepardaon
Guilford
I. M
Halifax
C. C. Allen
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Brooks House
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Dept
Wopfala
Clapp
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Hinsdale
Ee A Sence
Tera Cheng
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Festival Hall
Charles Miner
West Brattleboro
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Melrose Street
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