Vermont probate notices and financial report fragments
A collage of old Vermont notices, including Windham County financial statements for the year ending December 1 1905 and a balance summary, plus Marlboro probate court notices for William A Putnam estate with hearing in Brattleboro on December 10 1905, listing heirs and distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Vermont
Inblase
Windham
Windle County
Georgy
Averill
Aaid County
Aaid
Hegular Rocoume
Naurer
Oederk
Treamey
State OF Vermont
Marlboro
Anid
Was. A. Putnam
Wardaboro
Digriet
Juhi KE
Willian A. Putnam
Bort
Donren
Brattleboro
Central Vermont Railway South Division timetable notice
Central Vermont Railway South Division announces a dated schedule with weekday and weekend trains to Springfield New London Boston and New York via Millers Falls and Norwich Line. J Bentley passenger agent notes connections at Palmer and indicates times and destinations with several likely OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprinafield
York
New London
Millore Balle
Troy
Palemor
Boston
TAO A. Iy
South London
Springfield
Millers Falls
Imor
Devin
Springfeld
New York
New’ York
Norwich
Palmer
Derry
J. Bentley
Ral
Winter Arrangement Trains on Boston and Maine Line
Boston and Maine Railway announces a winter timetable for Conn. and Passumpsta Division. Trains bound for Springfield and Brattleboro depart Hellows Palle and Vernon Greenfeld, with connections to Rutland and intermediate stations. Daily service, details adjusted October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn
Passumpste
Sourit
Windeng
Fale
Ibenti Sa Istatlabore
Vernon
Greenfeld
Rutland
Busshapton
Lexington hotel to be managed by Maj. F. W. Childs
Maj. F. W. Childs will manage the Lexington hotel at Summerland South Carolina for the upcoming season. The hotel lies on a natural terrace amid cotton and peach orchards with views of mountains and forests, about 60 rooms, modern amenities, pure water, perfect sewerage, and connected telephony. It is near Leesville and Batesburg on the Southern railway line, with a golf and tennis course and plans to open late this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ummerland
8. C
Maj
F. W. Childs
Childe
Batesbury
8.C
Lexington
Summerland
Bateshung
Leesville
W. Gibson
P. W. Childs
Central
Caralina
Salada
Curolina
Columbia
Aiken
Southern Railway
Washington
Angueta
Lesington
Leas
Delphi Defeats Independents 21 to 18 in Rough Brattleboro Battle
Doran led Delphi with all 21 points showing top form against the Independents. Fox outpaced Davey for the visitors while Sour and McConnehie earned honorable mention. Martens brothers contributed strong baskets but team play lagged early as Delphi held steady to win at home.
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Delphi
Brattleboro
Doran
Tei
Bristol
Conn
Fox
Davey
Sour
McConnehie
Independents
Martens
Charles
Delphia
McConlohie C
Sears Cy
Box Davey
S Long
Bothwell
Fourette Haggerty
R. F
Doran Scoro
Delphiv
Ise
H. Martens
Bears
Nite Gould
C. Marten Tuvey
Pax
Stolte
Thmer
Allow
Athletics Lose By 11 Points In Turners Falls Tilt
In Turners Falls Massachusetts on Wednesday evening Father Matthews of Brattleboro defeated the local team 29 to 15. Corcoran and Martin starred for the home side while Ellis stood out for the visitors. Umpire Kelleher. Time 20 minute halves. Attendance 250. Diamonds seek amateur opponents and Independents face Fall River Signal Corps next.
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Turners Falls
Matthews
Hratilehore Athletics
Mary
Matthew Taam
Lever
Corcoran
Martin
Ellis
Father Matthews
Brattlavoro
J. F
Stafford Grogan
R. Bothwell
Kelleer
Kelleher
Independvnta
Fall River
Masa
Signal Corps Five
Buffalo
Estey
Business Men
Adams
Arreghi
Miller
Plympton
Wood
Morris
Noonan
Naval Academy
Bonaparte
Jwother
Merroe Eat
Albert T. Patrick
New York
Milelionaire
William Marsh Rive
Supreme Court
States Supreme Court
Elve
Unita
Fray
Patrick
Rico
Church Notices and Public Sermons in Local Churches
Unitarian and First Baptist church notices list lighting service times and sermons. Centre Congregational and Methodist churches announce morning and evening services, Sunday school, youth groups, prayer meetings, and upcoming events including a Christmas collection and missionary lessons. Universalist and other congregations share youth activities and church programs with details on speakers and topics.
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Unitarian Church
Osgood
Vito
First Baptist Church
George B. Lawson
Buhle Suhogh
Young People's Union
Methodist Rhareh
Key
A. Hl. Webb
High Streets
Qmster
Pum
Keyworth
The
Suns
Hoard
State Grange Annual Meeting in Montpelier Vermont
The Vermont State Grange Patrons of Husbandry held its 4th annual meeting in Montpelier with about 200 delegates and hundreds of members. Reports show a healthy finances with $8,000 spent in the year and total membership at 10,000 across 123 lodges. The year added 2 subordinate lodges and two Pomona granges, Gov. Bell personally organizing 16 subordinate lodges. Largest lodge is Brattleboro with 425 members. A memorial for Lucius W. Orne of Springfield was discussed. Gov. Bell gave the annual address, and a banquet featured R. B. Gulusha as master and plates for 800.
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State Grange
Vermont State Grange
Montpelier
Pomona
Bell
Brattleboro
Lucius W. Ornedin
Springeld
Cragin
Gov. Bell
Stite Grange
R. B. Gulusha
Royalton
Senator John H Mitchell dies in Portland Oregon
Senator John H. Mitchell as John Hipple died in Portland after tooth extraction caused fatal hemorrhage. His early life included poverty in Pennsylvania before adopting the Mitchell name, later legalizing it and serving as a U.S. senator elected in 1883 and 1901. His political influence waned after a conspiracy connection was exposed.
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Ryan
Harriman
Iairaie
York
Thomas Ryan
T. Hyde
Equitable Life As Lavranes Society
EB. T. Harriman
Bia
J. ¥. Drne
New Stereos
Prudential ‘Life Insurance Company
Ciential
Deysten
Prudential
New York Life Insurance
John H. Mitchell
Portland
Ore
Mitchell
John Hipple
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Johnh. Mitchell
U. S. Senate
Sune
Itebell
Holiday Neckwear Price Chart From Silk Accessories
A concise listing shows ladies neckwear in silk with fancy handles and gents pieces priced in a tiered format. Items range from 50 cents for basic pieces to about 4 dollars for higher end sets, with multiple quantity options.
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Jordan Artician
Crosby
Brattleboro, Vi
Wo Dee
Thank, Worden
Fred Piulees Wingham ‘Couty
Batate
Harbert
N. Gunn
Probary Court
District of
Maribro
Herbert N. Gunn
Guilford
Stowe's Law Office
Beattleboro
Auid Court
Wrattleboro
B.stown
B.D
Conyeis
Central Vermont Railway
Boston & Maine Railway
Universalist Church
Cial
Tan
Mision Éipcle
Herbert Brooks
Christiana Party
Thoraday
Veatey
Wook
Trem
F. D. B. Stowe
Philippines
Malachi
Stayeines
Ofvers
Bedfar
Nantucket South Shoals
Aleak
Hind
Way
Charles A. McRae
A. Huntley
Brattleboro Steam Laundry
Lucius W. Adams
C. H. Smith
Main Street
Philip Thomas
Fruit Store
Fred S. Knight
E. Cilman Furniture and Piano
Elliot St
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