Hawley Store Offers Evening Hours and Clearance Bargains
Hawley store announces new evening hours on all remaining days before Christmas with special clearance prices. A wide assortment of distinctive styles is available for holiday shoppers, and the store will be closed on Christmas Day.
Children Coats at Rothschilds Low Prices
Great variety and cut prices for children coats. Rothschild's import samples priced at 16.50, 20, 22.50 with specials from 85 to 10 dollars.
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Rothschild
Overstock Walking Skirts Cut Prices Across Line
Overstock sale reduces entire skirt line from $1.98 to $10 to $1.48 to $37.50 for a few days to clear stock.
Holiday book sale offers Mother Goose at cut price
Our annual Holiday Special Sale is underway with many books discounted. Selections should be made early with thirty five cent pricing on the $1.25 edition of Mother Goose and other attractive titles offered at reduced prices.
Neckwear for Women Novelty Prices and Ruffs
Neckties and ribbons listed with multiple price points including 25c 50c 75c and 1.00. Cut prices on select fine Black Neck Ruffs. Five inch Louisenne Brilliant Ribbon described as very soft and desirable for neckwear priced at 2c per yard, value 39c.
Children’s Colf Cloves sale feature
A compact market note highlights a children's item promotion with a 25 cent quality offered at 15 cents. The brief advert underscores value pricing likely aimed at shoppers seeking budget options.
Wedding of Miss May Georgia Roberts and Lucus Lari mer Drury
The Vernon Street home of Mr and Mrs A G Allen hosted a Saturday noon wedding for Miss May Georgia Roberts and Lucus Lari mer Drury of Mr Hermon. Rev Luther Drury of Providence and Rev E W Lewis officiated. Attendants included Miss Kathlinide Campbell of New York and Miss Cleveland of Northfield, with many guests from Westminster and Northfield. The couple planned to reside in Northfield after a short wedding journey.
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A. G. Allen
Vernon Street
May Georgia Roberts
Lucus Larimer Drury
Hermon
Sroom
Luther Drury
Providence
E.W. Lewis
Methodist Church
Whder
Red
Farm
Mills Millie Sears
Syracuse
N.Y
Mite Kath
Linide Campbell
New York
Alexand G. Allen
Mite Campbell
Ieee
Hole Cleveland
North Fief
Henry Nateh
Profe
Thigias
Holmer
Mt. Heriot Mt
Pred Trentins
Walpole
George Wright
Mingo Margaret
Martha Weight
Wortminster
Mise Rolle Smith
Nelle Stare
Northfield
Herbert Batley
Jontie
Putney
Ralph
Ruth Harlow
Westminster West
Hero Drury
Stra
Teither Drury Provident
Greonfield
Mak Wits
Symuel
Mo Jdinéa Botteriey
Dunsmerston
Elerion
Sioll
Vmnl
Kiki
New York City
Mra AG. Allen
Ab Infornill
Tarpehtioy
Greeny
Forresh Niente Béthar Verve
Mrr
Drury
Jourrey
Kipling tale and local notices mix in Vermont page
A fragmentary newspaper page recounts Kipling themed reminiscence and a Vermont town update. It notes a Catholic Union basketball win over Company 1, details rough play and key players, and lists upcoming Williston academy games and church events. There are brief political and business asides including a bill proposal and an advertisement for bourbon whiskey.
Local meeting forms plan for public athletic field
A community gathering discussed creating a permanent public athletic field this winter. Committee members Whitaker Mant and Silekhoy were named to steer the effort, with proceeds from raffles to fund the project and nearby stores urged to support the plan.
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Pagard
Jovel Sports
Flor
Whitaker
Karkos Mant
Ote Silekhoy
Luvertigatee
Mupnes Upar
PeAreecinniom
Mattia
Thi Muin- Hon
Amiting Gratin
Ainy
Fiver
Death of Sylvester Burlingame Former Brattleboro Man
Sylvester C. Burlingame died in Meriden Connecticut after a Civil War veteran life. He served in the 1st Vermont and later Company K Vermont, lost his right arm in a railroad accident, married Mary Pratt Burlingame, and survived by daughter Amy Cone and other relatives. The body will return to Brattleboro for funeral at the universalist church with Rev. R. J. Marvin presiding. He was a native of Dummerston and attended Company K Vermont reunion.
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Meriden
Conn
Mylventor CL
Burlingame
Thin Town
Hindoth
Brattleboro
Univers Sali Chu
R. J. Marvin
Hesiting
Burlingwine
Dummeraton
Vermont Regiment
Washington
Miebithy
Dutton
Burlingame Wow
Extey
Burtio
Eilie
Mine Nolité Pratt
Tracy Pratt
Amy
Willa Cone
Meirn
Meianey
Ludgwick
CAL Theinestt
Mr. Burligguin
Brattlitera
Mietet Hine
Septoria
Company K Ih
Varmont
George Whitney
Springfeld
Troughton de Rin
Conden
Mira Plorence Gondenough
Boston
Mra
Ehiomich
Sam Oliver
Arthur Saegger
Moton
Tormorrow
W. Gibaon
Aine
Annle Greene
Harry
Way Greene
Corn Moore
Lafayette
Ind
Sarah Pisher
Wallingford
John TS. Miller
Ohio
Mit
Mabel Hunt
Businia College
Worcester
Mann
Charles Stolle
L White
Dunham Brothers
Braser
Stra
Swift
Golden Rule
Putney
Ongood
North
Hell Mass
Marshall M. Stwarhe
Joby Galvin
Tia Walnut Street
Dar Guinvin
Norwich University
Town scene filled with frequent visitors and locals
Numerous residents and visitors appear in town over the week including Richard Greene, Miss Mary Malloy, and Thomas Lawlor. Several townsfolk travel to Springfield Worcester and Greenfield for visits and business while others return from New York City and Boston for holidays. Local officials note injuries and recoveries, and the community gathers for weddings funerals and social events.
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Richard Greene
Bellows
Tan Aber
Springfeld
Mary Malloy
Ludlow
Thomas
Prank Lawlor
W. ©. Powers
Whiteley
Mama
Marry K. White
New York City
Wit
Shores
Boston
Vi Mackiey
Creentind
J. Hall
Npend
Mary Mack
Powlt
Ney
W. B.C. Buckney
Bethel
Raymond Frost
Houghton Simonds
Carl FP Cain
Worcester
Jw. Gray
J. Harry Ratey
Rev. Wathor
P. J. Long
Proctor
H.W. Sargent
Mica Alice Flavin
Mies Hoten Fenton
Walter Floyden
Plymouth
Mort
Han
Ryder
J. Gray Ewtey
Peabody
Mass
Arthur Wilson
Byathens
Ruth Adisns
Andover
Bre
Eleanor Richardson
Dorchester
Dimes
Hovevei
Springfold
Masa
Minnie Pilcher
Springfield
Maes
Rostan
Timothy Aber
AR Hous
Melcome Hotel
West Brattleboro
Lition Temple
Bennington
George HL Lawson
Tuckiny
Mra
Lucius Whitney
Whitney
Thorns
Howton
Blodgett
Miaw
Ro Gordon Jh
Mia Mary Clisbee
Lowell
Mias
W. TL
Ian
Tat Briday
Bualnems
George Ke Anderson
Len Tne
Rutland
Fred
Donk
Somerville
Miner
Monay
Wilmington
Holden
Mien
Mia Ervin Brooks
Mun
Mies
Mary
High Street
W. D. Smith
John [Galvin
Ilness
J. A. ‘Taylor Haw
Windsor
Montpelier
Mia Mary Warder
EW. Bogle
Troy
N. Hi
E. W. Bogle
RM. Findley
Thompson Fund
Hirwtileborn
N. L Hawley
Philadelpha S. Wilcox
Bara C. Wilccox
Greenfield
Harley Brure
Soute
Randolph
Crosby Haw
Northampton
Springfielt, Or
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Williston Academy
Christin Churet
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Pieter
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Harry A. Baveten
Boynton
RS Childs
New York Life Insurance, Company
John Toomey
Martin Toomey
Ssiss
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Wedneway
G. O. Abbott
J. E Haynes
Sylvester C. Burlingame
Osgood
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