Brattleboro Defeats Saxtons River In Close Baseball Game
Brattleboro Boro defeats Saxtons River 9 to 5 at home in a seesaw contest that stayed close to the eighth inning. Grady started for Brattleboro, Severance relieved early, and key hits came from March Ellis Davis Campbell King and Walker as Saxtons River struggled with Grady’s pitching and timely hits.
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Brattleboro
Baxtone River
C. Hughes
Severance
Stoke
March
Waite
Ailhey
Che
Maren
Walte
Ayurs
Fisher
Ella
Reilly
Scano Allen
Grady Foss
Saxtune River
Davis
Canobel
C Harris
Qirtaa Walker
Horan
Marie
Bimonda
Towla
Bratilenoro
March and
Walle
Avers Ard Stolte
Ball
Walker
D'Arcy
Holyoke St. Jeromes Beat Hinsdale in Blowout
Hinsdale bats were stifled as Donovan of Hinsdale struck out 13 and held Holyoke St Jerome to two hits. Donavan pitched all nine innings for St Jerome, while Doran led Hinsdale with two singles and a double.
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Holyoke ST. Jeromes
Donovan
Hinsdale
Holyoke
Mass
St. Jerome
Brooks
Ely
Doran
Ab Boo A & Young
Woodward
Morrison
Mann
Donovan P ‘Towls
Jerome Ab
McLean
Barry m
Carney
Quinn & Oye
Hogan Rt
Miller
Ac Leary
O'Connel
Teget Totus
St Jeromes
Indie
O'Connell
Shea
New England Crop Report Highlights Mixed May Weather
The New England crop report shows dry conditions in Maine and Connecticut harming grass and haying while corn slows in moisture-deficient areas. Rye and buckwheat yield solid crops in places, but overall prospects point to an unusually good grain year with regional variations and ongoing market notes on stock, butter, eggs, and beef.
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Connecticut
New England
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Aonia
Calineetroat
Rhode Island
Newland
Jabog
Times
New York
Boston
Chicao
Prodthos Review
Chicago
Philadelphia
Etjettner
Cestrian
Herries
Georgia
Boston A K Encampment Preparations Huge City Parade
Boston gears for a grand August encampment with free souvenir and guide books. Over 100000 visitors expected for a large parade along the Charles River, with extensive festivities in Belmont Heath and surrounding towns. Notables from Maine, New Hampshire, and nearby states listed among attendees. Public events include water festival and decorative reading exhibits at the interlaced riverbanks.
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Boston
Thoston
Chirles
Elaine Wilt
Eliloe
Inberestivng
Lexington
Comdont
Tea Wien
Mawlurve
Lanefolinw
Lowell Rives
Phare
Osten
Otto
Fund Lea Trend Armaaente
Ole General Praeger Department
Moston & Miley Ralrend
A Lesson About Giving and True Generosity
A boy named Jamie confesses selfish acts toward his younger brother Laurie. He recalls buying a knife for Laurie that he kept for himself, then receiving a birthday wheel from his brother, realizing true sharing means avoiding deceit and practicing generosity with family. Mrs Grey congratulates the lesson of giving.
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Jimie
Miss Grey
Mr Denton
Baby
Laurie
Ledery
Father
Dugain
Tim
Mother
Juana
Hlmeself
Wall
Tamia Ahe
The Death Penalty and Arctic Salve Claims
Fragmentary text mentions Commander Robert B. Peary and a debate over punishment, with references to a salve sold by Holden & Co at a drag store. The passage is incoherent, mixing names, places, and unrelated items without clear events or dates.
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Robert B. Peary
Jacksen
Arctic
Barnes, Bures
Charles H. Darling
Bennington
Cnly Ie
Holden & Co
Local Sporting Notes and Upcoming Matches
Sporting notes from Novill Adams Massachusetts tell of Whomas Sinttary in town and a Brattleboro Putney game near. North league umpire Dan McCormick replaces Essenter. Springfield Athletics beat Winchester 13 to 2 as Gene Smith pitched well. Brattleboro reel includes Ganser and Archie Thompson in a Putney loss.
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Sinttary
Novill Adams
Mass
Anishei
Hollows Falls
Agamst Brattleboro
Darmeworma
Ayer
Charlestown
N. H
Wantastiquet Golf Club
Hubbard
Rice
Thompson
Greene
White
Dan McCormick
Hinsdale
Essenter
McCormick
St. Albants
Plattebury
Brattleboro
Springfield
Athletics
Winchester
Putney
Archie Thompson
Pitcher
Billy Ayer
Featcher
Orton
University of Vermont
C. Billa
Ben Prondall
C. Holland
Clune
Monroe
Alen
Tey Wiley
Ney Gonser
Wadnes
Parene
Star Gwirters
Haverhill New Brit
Senul
Drage
Grinchester
G. Thompson
Leonie Ale
Arthur Monroe
Hinatalete
Key
Nashua
Hirst
Date
Greenfield
Amidon
Page
A View of Townshers Summer Visitor Impressions
A visitor recalls Townshend Vermont during a several week stay describing the village’s scenery, roads, and notable sites. He notes the town's church, seminary history, post office, general stores, and a warm, orderly community life with visitors and locals enjoying the mountain setting and local hospitality. He highlights the Leland and Gray seminary legacy, the Congregational church, and the town’s notable public spaces including the cemetery and Townsend’s landmark area.
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Mies
Toweahond
Aaron
Uerk & OM
Binatitehorn
Canton
Seeenad Am Wurten
Shawna
Leyte
Jomparrenca
Teeri
Jon Week
Tieerfield
W. S& Holland
Fi R. Lowe
Crk
Waritsanny
Mee
Wanda Tute
Berluke Bitline Lawes
Ealand & Gray Seminary
Ure Femishiture
Elie Chench Fae
F United
Townshend
Townsend
Probable Vermont Senate slate by county listed in full
The following complete list of Republican nominees for state Senate is presented by county. Lawrence of Ryland, J. Accidence of Waybridge, Fred T Mashuttabury of Manchester, DP Slack of St. Dukebury, H. D. Simpson of Shetheld. Isham of Burlington, A. Stevens of Richmond, Ashles of Aliston. Arthur T. Holbrook of Lemington, S Parker of Montgomery, C A Hawley of Fairfax. Joan Robinson of South Hero, Fred H. Fullington of Cambridge. Baldwin of Newbury, Dickey of Washington, Prouty of Newport, Skinner of Barton, Henry C. Carpenwork of Rutland, Rowland of Poultney, Burditt of Pittsford, Buxton of Middletown Springs, Lord of Montpelier, Eaton of Wallsfield, Wells of Cabot. Windham Pierre of Jaconi, Ware of Towner. Windsor slate: Allen Pletcher of Cavendish, Ed Fish of Royalton, Taylor of West Windsor.
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Senate
Vermont
Adiiman
Ae Lawrence
Rylald
J. Acdence
Waybridge
Penniieton
Fred T Matshuttabury
Joseph W. Fows
Manchester
Caledon
le DP. Slack
St. Dukebury
H. D. Simpson
Shet
Joan Robinson
South Hero
Tamolle
Fred H. Fullington
Cambridge
Orange County
H. T. ‘Baldwin
Newbury
Chester Dickey
Washington
Orleans County
G. H. Prouty
Newport
Skinner
Barton
Rutand
Henry C. Carpen
Work
Rutland
Willian H. Rowland
Poultney
Dan D. Burditt
Pittsford
J. Emory Buxton
Middletown Springs
Washington County
William A. Lord
Montpelier
O. G. Eaton
Wallsfield
Merton D. Wells
Cabot
Windham County
G. W. Pierre
Jaconi J
WH. Ware
Towner
Word
Windsor County
Allen Mt
Pletcher
Cavenfish
Ed. Fish
South
Royalton
C. Taylor
West
Windsor
Mi-o-na Dyspepsia Guarantee Offer Declared
An unusual advert promises a money back guarantee for Mi-o-na, with George E. Greene urging customers to purchase four boxes and have Greene sign a guarantee that the remedy will cure dyspepsia or be refunded. The wording suggests a bold claim about the product’s effectiveness and a specific signing requirement.
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George E. Greene
Geo. Ki. Greene
Guarantee on Refund for Returned Goods by Geo E Greene
Guarantee promises refund of money paid for three boxes if purchaser reports unresolved trouble after return of empty boxes. Covers two head boxes or a month’s treat. Indicates Geo E Greene as the party behind the guarantee.
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Geo. E Greene
Pain relief claim ad from Brown’s Instant Relief
An ad promotes Brown’s Instant Relief with a bold claim to stop pain. It mentions wholesale and retail, plus optional gratis and feed materials, highlighting consumer purchase options.
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Heine Pe
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