Annual Village Report and Court Proceedings Highlight Vernon Trials
An old court summary covers trespass timber cutting by Doolittle and a fire loss claim against Vernon insurance, detailing juries finding not guilty and insurer disputes. The annual village report outlines receipts of 144,420 and expenditures of 118,351 with changes in fire and street lighting costs, sewer plans, and new equipment.
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Doolittle Ve
Barnes
Frost of Vernon Recovers of Insurance Co
D. H. Granton
M.A. Bailey
Warren G
Barney
Vernon
Plaintif
Plainesit
Plaintff
Huta
Bastian
Temene
Werson
Waternas & Martin
Tim
Fitte
Grant
Apt
Martin A. Bailey
Aintit
Willismeville
Mnnual Village
W. D. Perry
Hotu
Easu
Fire Department
R. BE. Gordon Fine
Elliot
Green
Canal
Fair Ground
Board of Health
Menalea
Treasury
Ballitts
Tron Bridge
Williame Street
Western Avenue
Sanders
Bose
Hook
Mall
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Valley Fair
About &W
T. L. Waterman
Miscellaneous Department
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Case of Cruelty to Horses Ends in Deaths
Brattleboro agent Mrs. Jennie B. Powers with Luke Plumb and Sheriff Wilcox investigated a Whitingham cruelty case. Three horses were shot by state agents after one lay trapped in mud and another skeletal from a brutal beating. George Atherton was arrested, pled guilty, and ordered to bury the animals as the town seeks better oversight.
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Atherton
Jeanville
Priday
A. A. Hatterfield
Thowe
Antorad
Cottera
Methodist Conference closes 59th session at Merthfeld Northfield
The Vermont Methodist conference concluded its fifty ninth session at Northfield on Monday. Frank Plumley delivered the welcome, Dr Miles Parkhurst opposed the new liquor law, and the temperance committee urged closer enforcement of the law. The proceedings included a denunciation of the recent prohibition measure and debate on liquor control during the session.
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Merthfeld
Vermont
Northfield
Frank Plumley
Miles Parkhurst
Zion's Herald
Aed
T. Cum
Putladelphia
James Dowley Accused in Brattleboro Larceny Tale
Grace Hutchins of Boston accuses James Dowley of stealing money and items after aiding his trip to Brattleboro to see his mother. She reportedly lent him funds, later pursued him with a warrant, and remains torn between affection and anger. Levi Dowley, long in Boston, is linked to the case. the report notes local reactions and a planned Audubon Society field day in Brattleboro.
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Grace Hutchine
Boston
Boston Globe
James Dowley
Brattleboro
Grace Hutching
Dowley
Fowles
Shy
James
Hrattleboro
Levi Dowley
John Downing
M. J. Dowley
Miss Hutchins
Annie
New
Jimmy
Dowler
Audubon Society
Vermont Soci
Treia
Verge
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