Hinsdale Brattleboro to Meet on Riverside Grounds on Fast Day
Windham County notes a Hinsdale and Brattleboro baseball game set for Riverside grounds on Fast Day. Church news includes Rev C A Read urged to stay as pastor, Rev EFJ Deane appointed to Colrain Mass, and Harriet B Knapp confirmed as deaconess at Northfield. Community events feature Foresters entertainment, sugar supper by Universalists, and Easter services across churches with cantata and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Brattleboro
Riverside Grounds
Methodist Church
C. A. Read
EF. J. Deane
Calvary Methodist Church
Colrain
Mass
Harriet B. Knapp
Warren
Vermont
Northfield
Foresters
Oaks
Charles Safford
Grammar School
Rose Mead
Blanche Bronson
Alfred Walker
Susie Packard
Ruth Towne
Woman’s Relief Corps
Allery & Co
Universalist Society
Town Hall
Cheshire County
Pomona Grange
Wantastiquet Grange
Congregational Church
W. F. White
Methodist Sunday School
Congregational Society
R. E. Metcalf
George A. Robertson
Florence V. Goddard
Prudential
F. H. Fuller
E. Keyon
Newton Stearns
Pixel Pe
C. D. Whitaker
G. 5. Howe
E. V. Aldrich
W. G. Booth
M. &. Leach
Mies Florence Goddard
C. EB. Savage
C. E. Keyon
K. Hildreth
C. FE. Savage
William Watson
Fred Latham
Cuba
Anna Britton
Millers Falls
May Lane
Washington
Hazel Roberts
Boston
Margaret Leonard
Ingal
School For
Cambridge
Ed Talbot
Haile & Frost's
North Adams
Death of Joseph Brown and two local wedding
Joseph Brown died Wednesday after noon April 8 from measles at 54. He was almost blind but supported his daughter Grace and Susie and sister Mrs. E C Miner, lived cheerfully, Methodist church member. Funeral at Leyden Mass. Eva M King wed Charles E B Lockwood at Northfield Street residence in a small ceremony. Rev. White presided. bride wore blue travel suit. Emily Johnson bridesmaid. John Johnson best man. They plan to live in Athol, Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
Mr. Brown
Methodist Church
Grace
Susie
E. C. Miner
Rev
C. A. Read
Leyden
Mass
W. W. King
Northfield Street
Eva M. King
Charles EB. Lockwood
W. F. White
Congregational Church
Emily Johnson
John Johnson
Athol
Mags
Norwich
Conn
Gilmag Lyman Man
Dimimnerstan
Mar. Ol
Dlina
Nourse
Saxton’ River
Charles Roux
M. A. Ty
Willianlevitte
Charles E. Tyler
Westreureland
Loring Wheeler
Amesbury
Mans
J. E. Pres
Aliston
Helton
Normany
Northratte
Eile Grout
Atone
Albany
John H. Prouty
Wilmington
North Raeiey
Adilison
Niles of Readstiers
Halifax
Dona Bergeron and Misa Flora King Tie May Interchurch nuptials
Dona Bergeron and Misa Flora King were united in marriage at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev D C Ling officiating. Best man Joseph Bergeron and maid of honor Miss Mary King attended. After a family breakfast at the groom’s home, the couple departed on the 0 24 train for a wedding tour and will reside in Hinsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Detour
Frank Young
Highland Avenue
Harris Will
Springfield
Dona Bergeron
Misa Flora King
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rev
D. C. Ling
Joseph Bergeron
Miss Mary King
Bergeron
Hinsdale
Local Society Notes And Community Updates
The supper hosted by Mrs. R. C. Goodrich drew a large crowd with receipts around 86. A mill near Herbert Dudley’s place was moved last week requiring eight horses to haul the boiler and rest of the machinery. Malcolm Barrie, formerly with the Hubbards, visited and had a prior railroad collision but is now well. Mrs. Cora Tisdale spent days in town. Centre schools opened with the same teaching staff. Hinsdale pair N. A. Blouin and Sidney Butler rebuilt a chimney and refreshed plastering. the lower room was papered. Pastor Rev. N. Pieke traveled to conference. no service is planned next Sunday. Mr. Fiske announced he might not return, a surprise to the faithful congregation after two years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Dudley
Lior Mt
Malcolm Barrie
J. ©. Hubbard
Cora Tisdale
N. A. Blouin
Sidney Butler
Hinsdale
N. Pieke
Fiske
Local Notices and Updates in Town Doings
Henry Chickering remains ill with appendicitis but shows improvement. The ladies benevolent society will meet with Mrs Richard Farr Thursday afternoon and evening. Schools began Monday with Miss Breslin of Woburn Mass teaching in District No 1, Miss Gladys Cheney in No 1, and oo Doolittle of Brattleboro in No. Mr Carpenter who lived on Ellen Smiths farm last year has moved to Wm Chamberlains farm. Wm Snow has moved back to Brattleboro. Larkin Amidon and daughter Mabel visited Greenfield and Riverside the first of the week. Sydney Ware, formerly with Fred Dickerson, has moved into Mrs H B Morgans house. Carl Carlson is working in the blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslin
Woburn
Mass
Gladys Cheney
Oo Doolittle
Brattleboro
Mr. Carpenter
Ellen Smith
Wm. Chamberlain
Wm. Snow
Larkin Amidon
Mabel
Greenfield
Riverside
Sydney Ware
Fred Dickerson
H. B. Morgan
Carl Carlson
Harris weds Detour at St Josephs Parochial Residence
Frank Harris of Springfield married Miss Mary Detour in a Sunday ceremony at St Josephs parochial residence. Rev D C Ling officiated. The bride wore a dark blue traveling suit and a hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Springfield
Miss Mary Detour
St. Joseph’s
Rev
D. C. Ling
Spofford Grange Celebrates 20th Anniversary Dinner
Spofford grange marked its 20th anniversary with a sumptuous Saturday dinner featuring hot sugar in the afternoon. The literary exercises included vocal choir selections, a year-in-review by Mrs Norman Colburn, remarks from charter members and past masters, and songs with the event continuing through the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spofford Grange
Norman Colburn
Farm future discussed at evening program by local youth
The evening program was organized by local young people George Smith Frank Richardson and Maude Davis guiding a short literary program followed by a discussion on What will be the farm in the future Quite a number attended from Brattleboro Dummerston and Spofford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smith
Frank Richardson
Maude Davis
Brattleboro
Dummerston
Spofford
Painful Accident at Putney Home Injures Mrs Knight
Mrs Charles Knight of Putney suffered a painful accident Monday forenoon while cleaning. While stepping over a bed with mattress and spring removed, she caught her foot, fell to the floor, and broke her right arm in two places including a fracture into the elbow joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Knight
Putney
Hearing Set on Bellows Falls Depot Before Rail Commissioners
A hearing before the railroad commissioners on the Bellows Falls depot petition is scheduled for April 28. The board of trade will hire a contracting engineer and present facts to highlight what is described as a disgraceful condition at Bellows Falls for years. The railroad counsel argued that Vermont Valley and Sullivan County railroads, though leased by Boston & Maine, are separate entities and were not parties since only Boston & Maine and the Rutland roads received notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Board of Trade
Riverside teen ill with smallpox prompts quarantine
Miss Emma Spencer, 17, daughter of Melville Spencer in Riverside across from Turners Falls, is stricken with smallpox. Quarantine of her outskirts home is in effect as unvaccinated family members raise concern of further cases. Riverside authorities in Gill plan physician oversight and containment measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Spencer
Melville Spencer
Riverside
Turners Falls
Gill
Case of child labor in Vermont mill sparks $10000 suit
Giovan ni Milese, a 10 year old Bennington county resident, sues Readsboro Chair Co in the United States Circuit Court for Vermont seeking 10000 for injuries after a mill accident. Employed at nine, the boy lost his right arm when struck near a planer. Attorneys Chase and Fitts represent the plaintiff. Barber and Darling defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readaboro Chair Co
United States Circuit Court For
Vermont
Bennington County
Giovanni Milese
Readsboro Chair Co
Giovanni
Chase
Whitingham
C. Fitts
Brattleboro
Barber and Darling
Bennington
Vermont Insane Asylum Inquiry Clears Waterbury Facility
Supervisors led by Dr. George Foster and LL Green report to Gov McCullough on Mrs Bennett’s Waterbury asylum death. They exonerate the institution overall, note rule violations and recommend changes in bathing procedures and plumbing safeguards. Eight hundred baths weekly plus comparatively high wages are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster
Putney
LL. M. Green
Bethel
F. Eb, Steele
Montpelier
Bennett
Middlebury Disparities Over Addison House Disturbance
Middlebury license commissioners investigated reports of drunkenness at the Addison House on Saturday night April 4. They found the event exaggerated, noting a group of young men were refused liquor, left the room after being asked, and the bar closed around 8:15 to 9:00 with the proprietor confirming closure until Monday. The Burlington News distances itself from the hue and cry, stating licenses and police actions followed, with 18 warrants issued and 3 arrests made, as a broader effort to curb disturbances and uphold order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Addison House
Burlington News
EK. W. Train
Jerce
Easter events and local notices from West Bratileboro
The issue notes garden plowing by several residents, housing for the Misses Knight and others, and Mrs F F Kellogg returning from Boston. Easter exercises at the Baptist church were well attended, with a concert and readings by Miss Kate Wheeler. The academy class nears graduation and a Baptist Indies social was a success with a musical program and a rice supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodenough
Bradley Houghton
Sargent
Cole
Academy
The
Baptist Indies
Kate Wheeler
Ed Knight
Japan
Horton
Letter from George E Greene on Mi-o-ne guarantee
George E Greene assures readers his Mi-o-ne refund offer is in good faith with a full pledge to refund less than two percent of buyers who seek returns. He notes widespread patient success, cites rising demand, and argues the product’s merit justifies the guarantee. He requests prominent publication to reassure readers they risk nothing by buying Mi-o-ne to gain weight and relieve dyspepsia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reformer
E, Greene
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Windham County & Vicinity
Joseph C. Brown
Lockwood—King
Bergeron—King
R. C. Goodrich
West Chesterfield
Henry Chickering
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Richard Farr
Harris
Cleveland
Emma Pewing
Chautauqua Cooking School
Waterbury Hospital
Middlebury Disorders
Perle
West Bratileboro
Misses Knight
Miss Fox
George E. Greene
Timothy
Burlington
Elliot Street
Chicago
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union Pacific
St. Paul
W. Hall
W. E
Washington Street
Fiat St
McGinntiva
John Marlborough
T. Marlborough
Ipsaxtons River
Krattieboro
Alec
Mu. K.P. Banks
Asp Mus
Locis BE. Baieves
Wittis F. Baners
Leos FE. Barnes
Furber Shoes
A.J. Tewksbury
C. W. Puffer
Co. E. Craffam
Decatur Dennis
Dheyr
Charles Jacob Pyciasis
Sammy Minkes
Jacobs
Charles Tacoba
Cheng
Bere
Christendom
D. DD
Dearborn Street
Cook County Hospital
Brooks House Pharmacy
C. E. Graffam, Prop
Wetherill Bros
N.Y
W. Gulhoen
Atina A. Marpor
Keene
Marehal
Joseph Walther
Fred P. Amadon
Pauline L. Crehan
Hingsdale
Mary Detour
Charlies E. Lockwood
Eva M
C. C. Ling
Dane Bergeron
Mise Flora King
Westminster
H.W. Leneh
Sorthfield
Wiliam
Genevra
Westworeland
Hholland Smith
Kirke W
Wheeler
Hinsdire
KB. L Latham
J. E. Gleason
J. E. Bishop
Tremont St
Room St
Bostes
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