Mt. Monadnock School Class Day Exercises Celebrate Diplomas
Students at Mt. Monadnock School received diplomas in a Saturday ceremony held in a decorated hall with greens and white. The program featured addresses, poetry recitals, and a prize contest, with numerous faculty and townspeople in attendance.
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Uencemenher
Marlene Hogan
Arthur Eo Hitory
Leving Ly Smith
Elaser McDermatt
Claws En Willen
John Oy Sernigile
Clase
Lloyd
Timothy B. Towle
Michele Negro
M McDermott
Wrb
Moody
Cine Clus
James PB
Alomel
Land for Big Sheep Ranch Rented in Leyden
The New England Farm Stock Co rents 300 to 400 acres in Leyden for a sheep ranch. William Millar of Kilma rnock Scotland hired as sheep herd and will reside in the Carpenter house. The article lists local residents, visit reports, church events, and a farming outreach with a округ.
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NEB, Farm Stock Co
New England Farm Stock Company
Leyden
Sheap
Dwight Carpenter
Albert Green
Childs Brown
William Millar
Kilmarnock
Scotland
Carpenter Hows
Resignation of Rev Blanchard from Adventist Church
Reverend Blanchard presents resignation from the Adventist church. He was meeting the congregation on May 13 and accepted a broader call to a larger field in Bridgport Conn. The church circle notes a large turnout and unanimous support.
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BM Blanchard
Adventist Church
M. Blanchard
Getty
Adventist
Ith Hopel
Bridzeper
Conn
Fire destroys poultry house and stock in early morning blaze
A light woke M A State to a fire in Edith Will's poultry house early Tuesday. Neighbors aided extinguishing the flames. Eighty chickens and 120 eggs were destroyed along with damage to the incubator and brooders in the building.
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M.A. State
Edith Will
Telgbhore
Potatoes and events noted in local town items
KB. O. Leehan brings a Delaware potato specimen weighing three pounds nine and a half ounces from Shipman ranch. F. G. Lackey and wife plan to return to Vernon. Town residents attended a Brattleboro minstrel concert and joined a Farming Special train lecture on agriculture. George M. Leete suffers heart trouble. Mrs. Onear Fallon of Claremont NH near to care. Mrs. B. A. Streeter also ill. T. Webster Johnson will sell farming equipment at his former home including an eighteen Cooley creamer this Saturday at 2 PM. A Vernon Grange class of nine in third and fourth degrees met. an excellent banquet followed with Deputy H. H. Wy Sargent and Harry Spaulding of Protective Grange as hosts.
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F. G. Lackey
Vernon
Bratijeboro
Webster Johnson
George
Stebbing
Vernon Grange
Wy Sargent
Harry Spaulding
Protective Grange
Easter concert and town happenings among Greenfield residents
A Sunday service in Christ Church at 2 PM and a postponed Easter concert at Congregational Church drew a large audience. The town reported 16 unlicensed dogs, with May 15 a reminder to kill those not licensed. Mrs Leach hatched 22 chicks from 24 eggs on Easter, and two broods of Rhode Island Reds have since appeared. A Greenfield item recalls three brothers from Fort Square, Guilford, and Warren, ages 70 to 97, celebrated with relatives. Joseph Gaines, eldest at 70, attended with two sons and no daughters, as a local farmer with ties to Guilford and Greenfield.
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Christ Ehurch
Ta Joel
Thin Town
Benjamin A. Goinee
Fort Square
Tool Jaines
Guilford
Joseph Gaines
Tarryville
Conn
Greenfield
Joel
Benjamin A
Eldeat
B. A. Gainer
la Fort
Gaines
Conway
William Th. Gaines
Pranklin County Lumber Company
Everett Fr. Gaines
Mre Clarles Andrews
Millers Falla
Residents and visitors noted in Greenfield and Brattleboro area
Mrs. Hity Nic Wioly and son Walter visit Greenfield Mass Rev and Mrs Jimes Janes invite in East Dover with Rev G B Cham. Dexter Bond visits Greenfield with daughter Mrs Lloyd Miller. Miss Hattie Watson returns from New Hampshire. Miss Lulu Thomas returns from Brattleboro with nephew Hubert Allen. Rev F Van Schaick preached at Baptist church. Mr Mrs Russell Briges Center ville and Mr Mrs John Phearnton Albany entertain Mr and Mrs Charles Phelps. James Toes and Van Schaick join dinner. Pheasanton honeymoon around Brattleboro.
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Hattie Watson
New Hampshire
Lulu Thomas
Weert Brattleboro
Hubert Allen
F. van Schaick
Baptist Publication Society
Baptist Church
Russell Briges
Centerville
John Phearnton
Albany
Preaching in Universalist Church Next Sunday
The town announces preaching at the Universalist church next Sunday. Miewes Abbie and Flora Taquith have both taken schools in Halifax. Nora Jaquith will stay home this summer to assist her mother. Schools opened Monday townwide except Baker school. Mrs. C. A. Clark of Springfield Mass visits her daughter Mrs. 8. M. Bullock for the summer. Mrs. EB. A. Pierce returns from Holyoke where her mother is ill.
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Miewes Abbie
Flora Taquith
Halifax
Nora Jaquith
Baker
C. A. Clark
Springfield
Mass
8. M. Bullock
EB. A. Pierce
Holyoke, Manes
Local Farm News and Town Updates
The report notes a farmer plowing and several residents ill or recovering from illness. Mrs. Frank Hill is ill with heart trouble. Mr. Hillman, once feeble, is now much improved. Robbing family plans to move to Nashua this week. Miks Atherton of Gill returned home from visiting Mr. Pond. Wriskey ill with grip, Mrs. Wrisley with pneumonia. both now poor. School starts with 14 pupils. Miss Minnie Thayer of Guilford Center is the new teacher. Mrs. David Worden can work a few hours. Mrs. Bell of Jacksonville continues her work and care.
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Hillman
Winster
Robbing
Nashus
Miks Atherton
Gill
Minnie Thayer
Guilford Center Ne
David Worden
Bell
Jacksonville
Joe Farnum obituary and town notes from early April
Joseph Farnum aged 96, town’s oldest resident, died April 16. Funeral at Universaliat church with his great grandson Hey Temple of Boston officiating. Details of care, local life, and community events follow, including visits, school news, minor accidents, and a flood-related road repair cost of about 100.
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Joseph Farnum
Universaliat Church
Bie
Hey
Temple
Boston
Parnutmepont Bie
Doye
bin Damgehtor
Newton Upton
Marnim
Rhin
Tie Wae
Local notices from village life and events
Leroy Chase trots a fine steer while Wheeter buys potatoes. Several residents send children to Jacksonville and village schools. Pike sustains a hand injury at W. B. Warren’s mill. Pike buys a valuable cow from C. & Bickford. Mrs. Marion Philips returns from Holyoke hospital improved. May day dance planned at Grange hall with music. Rev. C F B Van Schaick preaches at Baptist church next Sunday. Unitarian minister Rev. Margaret B D Barnard to speak at Universalist church May 3 on A Working Religion for Today. All are welcome.
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Ernest Pike
W. B. Warren
Forrest
Pike
C. &. Bickford
Richard LeRay
George A. Chase, Jr
Milton Bickford
Readshoro
P. J. Dalrymple
Marlon Philips
Holyoke
Mase
Grange Hall
Good Muale
C. FB. van Schaick
The
Baptist Convention
Margaret BD. Barnard
Unitarian Church of
Rowe
Universalist Church
Peterson
Boston
Local Farmers Visit Hudson Brother in Law Family Scene
A. C. Jones bought four fine driving horses at the alletin Saturday. Farmers endured a short sugar season yet produced their usual sugar. Mr. Aid Meretlif and Tucker of Hudson Massachusetts stayed several days with David Tucker, brother of Mr. Tucker.
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A. C. Jones
Uesamon
Sagar
Eprap
Aid Meretlif and
Tucker
Hudson, Maws
David
Osgoods Take Noon Train for Brattleboro
George Osgood and Miss Annie Osgood board the noon train to Brattleboro for Saturday. Herman Foldy buys work horses to help out of his lumber job. P. Stickney ships a ton of maple goods to western customers. crop was light. District No. Monday Myre begins school with Farnum of Newfane as teacher. Oren Smith, a former teacher, is secured for No. 1 starting next Monday.
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Herman Foldy
P. Stickney
Myre
Farnum
Newfane
Oren Smith
Tenchora
Log drive options and officials named in regional notes
Snow Haw nearly disappeared as reports note Mrs. Marcou's infant, Leonard Brown, and Tim Smith's Jacksonville visit. Carl Bond, Deerfield River superintendent, oversees the log drive while Washington papers propose Fred Johnson for postmaster. Six million feet of logs moved that week with about fifty workers on the drive.
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Leonard Brown
Bane Somerset Thorsday
Tim Smith
Jacksonville
Carl Bond
Deerfield River Company
Washington
Fred Johnson
William Read Wins in Wilmington and Local Moves
William Read won in Wilmington while Mrs D R Chase traveled to North Adams. Village school year begins Monday with Miss Mabelle Dix as teacher. Orlando Dickinson has for Frank Boyd's road place toward the wharf. Mrs Sophronia Gillett moves to town with her son John Gillett’s household goods. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised as reliable for burns sores and piles. sold by George E Greene.
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Mabelle Dix
Orlando Dickinson
Frank Boyd
Whation
Sophronia Gillett
Tanners Falls
John Gillett
of. C. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt
George E. Greene
Newly Appointed Pastor A. B Charlton At M. B. Church
Rev A B Charlton named pastor of the M B Church here and at Moore, son of Dr and Mrs K C Charlton. He is nearly 20, married, educated in Gloucester and Montpelier seminary, with electrical studies in Washington DC. His wife will aid in ministry as he begins service, with extensive local family notes and community updates.
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Allen Sewall Charlton
Mrooklineg
K. C. Charlton
Gloucester
Maye
Montpelier Seminary
Hime Electrical School
Washington
PD. Cy
Olythe Tian
Mill relocation and local notices from a camp scene
Mr Melondy moves the camp mill to a new site to access timber near fetter. D Keefe, ex-townman, wed Irene Doyle on April 17 by Justice Bridges. Mrs Bridges to Newport for Christie Streeter funeral. Roads deteriorate with mud and wedges of brush and plank. Alexander freed a trapped horse after a clay bog incident.
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Melondy
D. Keefe
W. W. Bridges
Irene Doyle
Schonein Oven
Mine Fether McDonald
Wert
Core Brown
Mra Bridges
Newport
Hy Priday
Mra Wridgee
Christie B. Streeter
N. Hemis
Alexander
Local Notes and Social Snippets at Week’s End
Mrs J H Clark returns after four weeks of grip illness. F R Chapman piloted the first auto of the season. Mr and Mrs White of Saxtons River visited Mr and Mrs A W Codding. Toads are plentiful this spring mud drying causing rough, holey ground. Lida McElay back at school after ton silithe illness. Charlee Goodell and Stella return from Malden. Charlee Miller leaves Hugh Gootell job. starts Wednesday for Bert Neighton building project.
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J. H. Clark
F. R. Chapman
Mr. White
Saxtons River
A. W. Codding
Lida McElay
Charlee Goodell
Stella
Malden
Mapa
Charlee Miller
Hugh Gootell
Bert Neighton
Rexall Remedies Show Proven Merit by Physicians
Each Rexall Remedy is a tested and proved success chosen for conspicuous merit from many of its class. All had established reputations in their continued use by physicians before they joined the Rexall family.
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Rexall
Manter Visit and Deerfield River Company Hosts
Mrs Manter left Monday to visit her father in Wort Upton Massachusetts. Mr Manter plans business travel for Deerfield River Company. Mr and Mrs William Vogel hosted over 80 friends Saturday evening at their home. The evening featured an order of the night and an appealing lunch. Mr Vogel arranged rides for guests and safely returned them home after a jolly gathering.
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Mire
Howes
Florida
Herman
G. Gallupe
Will
Harvey Kemp
Slater
Miner
Fred Cook
Kent’s Bridge
Harrie Place
Howth Street
B. Buddington
Greenfield
New
Joen River
M. J. Grange
P. R. Foster
John Kochinsky
Robertson
Aurse
Mary Ann Southampton
Addie Harling
Marcy Niles
Walter Hobertson
New York City
Daughhter
Manter
Wort Upton
Dusinees
Deerfield River Company
William Vogel
Local News Notes From The Community
J A Wilber is settling in comfortably while Nita Gleason stays with her aunt Mia Knight. The school opens with Miss Ella Willis of Jamaica as teacher. Angie Knight of Putney has visited friends, and George Williams will move to North Londonderry to work in a sawmill. Rev W D Hall returns from conference and heads to Weston for a new charge. A club visit to Rev and Mrs Hull ends with a testimonial for their service.
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J. A. Wilber
Nita Gleason
Mia
H. E
Knight
Ella Willis
Jamaica
Angie Knight
Putney
George Williams
North Londonderry
Readsboro and North Adams Visit Notes Update
Local notices list residents visiting in Readsboro and North Adams from Tuesday to Friday. People named include Dr Mre Donn Mrs Herman Jewell Mrs F Winn Croster Andrew Cleghorn and many others. several attendances at homes, churches, and the town hall.
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Sid Mre Donn
Readsboro
Fh. T. Page
North Adams
Butterfield
Newfane
Andrew Cleghorn
North Adama
Herman Jewell
Reidatoro
Inez
Thureday
A. N. Blackford
Blackford
George Adams
Went Dover
F. Winn Croster
Gon. Harold
Roadsboro
Dalrymple
C. Barlow
Spring farming in South Wardsboro stalls losses hit Coolong
South Wardsboro farmers plow and mend fences as sugaring finishes. Reports say corn yields are mixed and Mr Coolong mourns the death of his valued horse after winter injury, incurring substantial losses.
Misa Spdiv Davidson Takes Teaching Post in Newfane
Misa Spdiv Davidson has moved to Newfane to teach, joining the local school staff and beginning duties this month.
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Misa Spdiv Davidson
Newfane
L. C. to meet at vestry on May 4 Thursday afternoon
The L. C. are to meet at the vestry Thursday afternoon May 4. John Edwards and family move to the George Chamberlain place. Mrs. Bensle Symondson to take charge of the service next Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus King have gone to New York and Willard Somers in Brooklyn Me ad School in the village to begin Monday April 10. Mixes Edith Clarke of Jamaica teachor.
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John Edwards
George Chamberlain
Bensle Symondson
Rufus King
New York
Willard Somers
Brooklyn
Edith Clarke
Jamaica
Grafton News Briefs Include Concert and Social
Vo A Withur has moved to his farm for the summer. Wilton Rathrie visited friends. Stewart Rickett returns to Brattleboro to work for A. Smith & Co. Mr Johnson of Boston owner of Gilwan farm in town for season work. Grafton Cornet band to hold concert and ball at town hall Tuesday May 1. Ladies of Grafton grange hosted entertaining evening at town hall with farce Murder Will Cut. Refreshments and a dance followed. crowd noted.
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Wilton Rathrie
Stewart Rickett
Brattleboro
8. A. Smith & Co
Mr. Johnson
Boston
Gilwan
Grafton Cornet Band
Town Hall
Ladies
Grafton Grange
Stratton and Eddy Workers Update From Vermont Notes
Stratton Haymond Head works for A J Pike while Harry Read and Delmer Stone serve FR A Eddy. H Eddy of Brattleboro visited his mother over Sunday. District No school began April 2 with Miss Etta Cobb of Townshend as teacher. FE OA Eddy started steam mill work April 24 with Merle Putnam of Wardeboro operating the engine. Clifford Read, once on petit jury in Newfane court, traveled to Framingham Mus. There is a Bristol water project balance of 455,197.05 with 2,140.58 unexpended and fittings on hand valued at 1,611.20.
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Bristol Cent
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