Perfectly Natural Causes Reported for Mrs Warren Johnson Death
State's Attorney H D Ryder said laboratory findings showed no poison in Mrs Warren Johnson's stomach and death likely resulted from natural causes such as throat muscle paralysis. The Creasey property at Winhall Station, leased to Jamaica Lumber Co, spans 250 acres with a large home and timber. A Jamaica Dramatic Club production Under the Laurels drew good attendance, but the following dance faced management issues. Various local notices list residents, Christmas events, and community happenings around Brattleboro and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Johnson
Cresey
Jamaica Lumber Co
H. D. Ryder
Jamaica
State Laboratory
J. G. Martin
John A. Bates
Creasey
Winhall Station
Jamaica Lumber Company
Jamaica Dramatic Club
Dramatic Club
Brattleboro High vs L. G. Seminary Fray Ends With L. G. S. Win
The Brattleboro High School team met L. G. Seminary in a fraternal basketball game at Seminary hall Friday before a fair crowd. Brattleboro struggled with accuracy, scoring only in the first half, while L. G. S. built a strong lead and finished 33 to 6. The following week’s Brattleboro game is scheduled for Seminary hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminary Hall
Brattleboro High School
L.G
Seminary
Ober
R. F
Sparks
L. F
Culver
Osgood
R. G
Phillips
L. G
H. B
Young
Johnson
F. Harris
Jordan
E Harris
Frank Phelps
Raymond Truesdell
Local Church Notes and Social Updates
N H L Lawrence is sick with grip. Miss Hortense Switzer spent part of the week in Brattleboro. Miss Laurie Stowell visited Springfield Massachusetts at the start of the week. The annual Home Missionary society collection was taken last Sunday. Nine names were proposed for YP membership. January will feature preaching after Christian Endeavor meetings on Sundays. Mr and Mrs D E Boyden have moved into a depot-adjacent building for easier duties as station agent. Sunday school reorganized with W H Taft as superintendent and C H Grout as assistant, H F Howard as secretary, Mrs D E Boyden as treasurer, Lee Benson librarian, with a concert committee including A Bristol, Mrs C O Kimball, Miss Winifred Garfield. Special services are planned in South Royston tomorrow for the Mormon monument to Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society
Cc. E
Christian Endeavor
D. E. Boyden
W. H. Taft
C. H. Grout
H. F. Howard
Lee Benson
A. & Bristol
C. 0. Kimball
Winifred Garfield
Mera FE and Allen Sick. Local Visits and Logs
Mera FE and Allen are on the sick list. Arthur Gleason works for Harry Wilbur in Wartahoro. Miss Stella Allen was a Sunday guest at G H Gleason's. John Wolfe of Putney visited his brother Max over Sunday. Mrs W J Allen with her sister Mrs Samuel Wiswall in Newfane. A Christine tree will be held at the River district schoolhouse tonight. Ellaworth Thayer helps Ned Peiree cut logs. Ed Johneen helps George Gleason chor. Some attended Friday’s exhibition at Jamaican, the exhibition was very good. Mrs H F Howard visiting her son's family in Pamey. Mrs Almedta Boynton keeping house during absence. W S Allen cut logs on the Robbins. Ralph Howe helping. Howe does the skidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mera
Allen
Arthur Gleason
Harry Wilbur
Wartahoro
Stella Allen
G. HH
Ed Johneen
George Cleason
H. F. Howard
Pamey
Almedta Boynton
W. S& Allen
Ralph Howe
Ry Howe
Millsaine Club Votes to Continue One More Year
Mark Johnson remains in decline while Millsaine Club holds annual meeting with Adin Miller. A petition circulates and a special town meeting is set for June 2 to raise funds for schoolhouse repairs. Grange meets December 11 electing Mrs J W Patch as state delegate. next meeting December 26 will elect officers. Congregational church service last Sunday was well attended with plans for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Johnson
Millsnaine Club
Adin Miller
The
Grange
Mra
J. W. Pateh
State Grange
Congregational Church
Sunday School and Christmas Service Held at Local Church
A Sunday school session begins at 1 30 and a special Christmas service follows at 2 o'clock conducted by Htev J BD King of Put ney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Htev, J. Bd, King of
Putney
Local Social Notes and Christmas Preparations in Town
Mr and Mrs William Aiken return from visit to Miss Edith Dutton heads home from Northfield seminary for holidays. Mrs J W Pateh went to Montpelier last week for State Grange. Miss Alice Laughton expected home after three weeks in St Albans. Miss Anta Denison to spend Christmas in Bernardston Mass. Mrs Martha Waite of Millers Falls with Mrs Anna Waite. Miss Louise C Walker of Northampton visiting relatives this week. East Dummerston extends holiday wishes to all. School paused for illness of teacher Miss Marcy, resumes Monday. Preparations for Christmas tree in Johnson's hall Saturday evening. U N H circle leads. all invited to help. Entertainment to start 7 45 p m. Running wire from D E Tucker to W B Warrens to connect Brattleboro by toll of 10 cents. At LO 0 P annual meeting 1906 officers elected NX G LF Plumb W G Carl Woodard secretary W S Allen financial secretary . W Kingsley year D G Taylor. Installation Sunday 6.
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Congregational Church
Edwant Hollenbeck
New York State
Edie Wright
Saxtons River
Almeda Heynston
Congresa~ Thowed Hall
Mira Olive Shumway
Prattleboro
J. Q. Shumway
Baptist Vestry
Opera House
Springfield
Mays
Prudential Committee
Willard
Montpelier
State Grange
Edwin Hurrin
Congregational
Christa Park
Brattleboro
A. BE. Park
Charley
A. L. Cook
E. A. Kenyon
Burlington
Brantford
Ontario
Ogdensburg
Focal Grange
Athens
Oren Smith
Carl Johnson
Grafton Turn
Lemuel van Sehaick
Hoosick Falla
Charles Austin
Ben
van Schaick
Father Church
C. Q. Stebbins
P H. Willard
Fred D. Reed
E. L. Hastings
Rolin D. Phillips
A. A. Mason
Fred H. Willard
FE. H. Fessenden
Fred BD. Reed
The
Congregational Church and Society
J. H. Wareclerk
Deagon James
Fallette
Prudential Come Toutes
Holbrook
J. HL Ware
Edger
WH. Albee
Treaurer
KY. Durand
Fred T. Randall
PH. Rutter
Ora O. Ober
Weekinster
Bellows Falls
Judee Aubee
A. EB. Park
Burlington Free Press
Leland and Gray
Townshend
E. Fuller
State Sunday School Association
Windham County
William Aiken
Edith Dutton
Northfield Seminary
J. W. Pateh
Merritt Huntley
Kelly
Alice Laughton
St. Albans
Anta Denison
Bernardston
Mass
Martha Waite
Millers Falls
Anna Waite
Louise C. Walker
Northampton
East Dummerston
the Hollow
Marcy
Johnson's Hall
U.N. H
LF. Plumb
W. G. Carl Woodard
W. S. Allen
W. Kingsley
G. Taylor
Knights of Honor Dance This Week and Apple Trade
The Knights of Honor hold their annual dance this week with Friday evening events. Several parties are shipping apples this week at a price of three dollars per barrel. A reception was given to Mr and Mrs Elliot Davis Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A A Butterfeld. Dr Taylor employs a force of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
Elliot Davis
A. A. Butterfeld
Taylor
Ballot recount effort in New York City ends in court
The Hearat motions totaling 131 in number were removed from the Manhattan court calendar. The five week campaign to recanvass and recount the municipal election ballots has ended, concluding the long dispute without further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Manhattan
Christmas Axes Ringing in Randolph Hills
Georgia White laments farmers cutting evergreen trees for city displays. She notes the mountains supply thousands of spruces and hemlocks sacrificed for brief celebrations, while foregone profit from local timber is overlooked in the rush to ornament urban homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia White
Randolph Herald
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H. F. Willis
Nina Gleason
Sprague
Hallie
A. ©. Coleman
Bondville
William F. Gleason
H. P. Boynton
John Eliot Bowman
Christian Register
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Cherry Street
New
NBC
Avery
Herald
Republican
Samuel Bowles
New England
Daily
Sunday Republican
New England News
Daily Republican
Weekly Republican
Republian
Reformer
Particu
W. M. Prilay
Pittaisld
Maine
Sue
L. & G. Seminary
Dorcas Guild
Dorcas
Dorens Matrona
Fhattleborn
Ladies Home Companion
Miss Webster
Jardine’s
J. Pratt
Houghton & Simonds
Dunham Brothers
Vaughn & Burnett
Emerson & Son
Sardine & Co
H. Willard
J. H. Ware
J. C. Taft
Cr. H. Willard
Charles H. Willard
Wardsboro
Cecil Snow
C. V. Bryant
Gibson
Charles Cutler
Co. l. Howe
West Village
Earl Knapp
Bertha Phillips
Newfane
Cora Mason
Edith Webster
Williamsville
W. Follette
Alfred Verden
Messrs
Phillins
Randall
Q. Stebbins
Leland and Gray Seminary
Academy
West Townshend
N. HL. Lawrence
Hortense Switzer
Laurie Stowell
South Roysiton
Joseph
Dummerston
Schenck’s
Mandrake Pills
Thsoiedy Armican
Dr. J. C. Schenck & Sea
Doral
Silver Brook
Warner House
Greenfield
Imp
Wolland
Medford
Bend Post Office
Weguaraten
J.H. Isaacs
D. E. Tuckera
W. B. Warren
Jacksonville
Penny- Wise
U. S
United States Senate
Washington, D.C
Stewart
U.S
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Ariz
Cal
Idaho
Mont
Nev
Mex
Utah
Wash
Wyo
Hayner Distilling Company
Dayton
St. Louis
Distilleny, Tau. O
St Paul, Minn
Atlanta, Go
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Haynes
MeiratEste
Roy E
Meira Peer
Paul Jones Overholt
Matt
Bond
Hermitage
Kirk
Toomey & Cody
Main Street
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