Hinsdale Notes Wide Reach of Local Life
Hinsdale reports ill health of Mrs Charles Owen on High street. Land trades include Edward Stebbins leasing Chestnut Hill farm to David Bailey of Chesterfield. Morin family attend funeral in Ouldale Massachusetts. School vacation and exams noted. Arts and Crafts group meets at Hotel Ashuelot. Church events feature a chicken pie supper raising about 10. Proceeds celebrated with music and phonograph pieces. Nature club addressed Mt Mansfield birds. Davenport presents Mansfield talk. Various residents listed with visits to Brattleboro Boston Keene and New York. Public meeting on Riverside ball ground voted illegal but private funds ensure playground for children. North Hinsdale closes school for a week. local property transfers and medical cases noted. Spofford news covers prayer meetings church hymn books and local obituaries. Mrs Marian Carpenter dies at 87 with funeral held Wednesday.
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Universalist Church
Nature Club
Reali Metcal
C.D. Whitaker
Jorhpe Whitaker
Brattleboro
Harry Jeffords
Keene
Elvira Bailey
Halcyon
Edwin P. Bailey
Wakefield, Mass
River Street
Connie Murphy
New Bed
Tord
Mass
High Street
W. Z
Boston
Guy Brothers
Town Hall
Eva Robertson
Eugene Morin
Holland & Son
Hoston
Howe
New York
Clarence Booth
Frank Field
Spofford
Northampton
Linnie Bonney
Hosta
Misa Taylor
Massachusetts
Marian Carpenter
George Carpenter
Alfred
Cordelia Farwell
James Farwell
Bernardston bachelor brothers’ home destroyed by fire
The Old Pliny Warner house in Bernardston, home to William and Jarvis Clark, burned to the ground on Monday while the brothers were away choppers. The fire ruined furniture, clothes, and provisions with only one bed saved. origin undetermined.
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Bernardston
Pliny Warner
William
Jarvis Clark
Clarks
Pour Towne Benefited by Will
Shelburne Leyden Land Colunin gain considerable money from the death of Mrs. Quiptus Allen. Provisions of her husband’s will set aside a trust increasing from 17500 to 1815 with annual income. Shelburne declines to share until other towns receive their portion, then income is divided for the district schools. West Wardsboro notes a sugar social and rummage sale with Leon ard Brown aiding entertainment. W C T U met for work at a home before a family moved. Sprinfield residents visit, Miss Gilluste of Northfield stays at Putnam’s. Miss Sadie Davidson visits Northfield on vacation. E Ix Kiew recovering from rheumatic trouble.
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Shelburne
Leyden
Colunin
Quiptus Allen
Ben Shelburne
Colrain
Gill
West Wardsboro
Leonard Brown
F. A. Rush
Peru
Gow K. Lyninn
Spripufield
Masa
W. BR. Lynyib
West Brattleboro Notes and Local Moves
West Brattleboro reports illness and brief recoveries, residents visiting, and multiple tenement changes. Bradley Houghton ill with grip, L. W. Kuife in town for business, Herbert Thurber moving to Bigelow farm house, Miss Knight renting an extra tenement, and vacant houses quickly filled by Miss Auguatn Max and others. Local social events include All Fool’s Day activities at the academy and a golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Gaines in Greenfield.
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West Brattleboro
Bradley Houghton
Grip
L. W. Kuife
Wardaboro
Herbert Thurber
Fred Spaulding
Clara White Wells
Greenfeld
Miss White
Mr. Grout
Missa Knight
Misa
Misa Auguatn Max's Houe Vacated By Mrs. Thurber
Person
Academy
Perkins
C. A. van Doorn
B. A. Gaines
Fort Square
Greenfield
Haystood
Hirany Weatherhead
8. T. Davenport
Centreville
Hale Family Notes and Local Moves in Brattleboro and Jacksonville
The week includes Ruth Hale's throat operation in Brattleboro with her recovery described as positive. Nearby, residents mark several birthdays including Herman Powers and Lydia Lozelle. Local relocations abound as Clifford Lazelle and D. S. Prouty exchanges homes, Abbit Putnam returns to Goose City, and Rev. Sterne plans May occupancy. Frank Tobey and Alice Tobey visit family in Putney and Westmoreland. Arthur Howe visits from Watertown, Winifred Sherman returns from Providence, and Miss Marilla Barney aids Mrs. Howe. Ruth Hale's family and neighbors undergo routine moves and visitors, while NeW Haven visitors arrive at D. W. Yenn's in Jacksonville.
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Bast Dover
D. M. Hale
Ruth
Brattleboro
Herman Powers
Mark
Lydia Lozelle
G. D. Yale
Hale
Clifford Lazelle
Prouty
Shermin
Alice Toby
Westmoreland
Thomas Tobey
Alice
Lisly Tobey
Arthur Howe
Watertown
N. Y
L. L. Howe
Winifred Sherman
Providence
R. J. Bernardston
Brat Heborn
Howe
Miss Sherman
Marilla Barney
Bratteboro
WD. Howe
W. D. Howe
Graubering
DeWitt Howe
Springfield
Louis Lamp
New Haven
Conn
D. W. Yenn's
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Farr
James Anderson
Richardson Place
Fred Gale
Rothmin Hastings
Henry Streeter
Cleveland
ST. Rorer
Sanford
Valley Grain CO
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Leon Chase
Lavi Mitchell
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Arthur B. Chase
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Levina Woodard
Chester
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Mann
Meent
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W. A. Beldan
A. Trendell
Vernon Noe Church Society
Emma E. Bigelow
Northfeld
B.C. Haynes
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Barnardeton
D.D. Dutton
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Wordsboro
D. W. Chamberlain
Chesterfield
J.C. Holt
Londonderry
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Walpole
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Timothy
Burlington
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Maret Iy Iiey
George Be Shrielle H. Crowell
Bratiebore
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