Two Polanders arrested after deer shot found on Tower Hill
Local authorities trailed suspects to a village where tracks and hobnails matched a buck deer killed on Tower Hill last Tuesday. John Kelpn and Stanley Lahore were bound over to the April term and fined after pleas. Miss Belle Trepanier injured at the Haile and Frost mill. several community notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelpn
Stanley Lahore
Howe
Belectman PF. A. Buckley
N. Wentworth
Hudson
Charles B. Clark
Concord
State Fish and Game Commission
Kelpa
Lahore
A. Adam
J. P. McCaughern
Kyrie
Millard Gloria
Millard Domine Deus
F. J. Dionne
Qui Tollis
Miss L. Belleville
Millard
Spofford Man Henry Puffer Dies After Illness at 50
Henry Puffer of Spofford died at his home Thursday after a long illness at age 50 years and 19 months. He leaves a wife, two sons Walter and Albert, three brothers, and was a member of Social Friends lodge of Keene. Funeral Sunday at 1 PM at his home with Rev. T Roscoe officiating. two choir selections, profuse flowers. Bearers named as R B Foster, W A Partridge, M E Chandler, D W Slade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Puffer
Walter
Albert
Social Friends Lodge
Keene
Puffer
T. Roscoe
The
Universalist Church
Messrs
R. B. Foster
W. A. Partridge
M. BE
Chandler
D. W. Slade
Fred Hopkins
Harry Ford
Ashburnham
Mass
Rodney Fletcher
East Jefferson woman praises Page's perfected poultry food
Eva A. Bond of East Jefferson Maine writes that most so called hot drops poultry foods only warm hens briefly and harm them later. She has used Page's Perfected Poultry Food for two years and finds it one of the best on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva A. Bond
East Jefferson
Maine
Lynx Captured Near West Chesterfield by Local Adventurers
Residents Leon Stoddard and Louis Herrick trapped a Canadian lynx near West Chesterfield last week. The animal weighed 0 pounds. Rev. T Roscoe to lecture Thursday on the church. Proceeds from December 28 lecture go to the Japanese mission fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Stoddard
Louis Herrick
T. Roscoe
Japanese Mission Fund
Harriman Testifies on Equitable Deal and Odell Joke
E H Harriman told an Albany insurance inquiry he would help if Ryan acted with pure motives and offered to take Hyde stock and name trustees, which Ryan declined. He said he warned Ryan of political influence against him and denied shaping the investigation. He also recounted urging legislators to watch Alexander faction moves and named Higgins and Nixon, though no action followed. Roosevelt's letter to merchants endorsed amending exclusion laws to ease Chinese boycott concerns. Also notes on gifts to Roosevelt, including oriental fans and a three-legged chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EM. Harriman
Insurance Investigating Committee
New York
Ryan
Hyde
Equitable Society
Mr. Harriman
Charles EB. Hughes
Harriman
B. B. Odell, Jr
Odell
Associated Press
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Alexander
Dea
William W. Armstrong
Hughes
Gov. Higgins
Nixon
Gov, Higgins
Merchants’ Exchange
San Francisco
Cal
Roosevelt
Immigration Department
State Department
Senate
House
Senate Passes Panama Canal Bill After Daylong Debate
The Senate on Saturday December 16 approved the Panama canal measure after most of the day was spent on the bill. A Hale substitute for Bacons amendment requires regular salary estimates for all except laborers. Bishop's press agent duties are to be discontinued. Tillman attacked Bishop and the presidents San Domingo policy. Congress adjourned for a three week recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Bacon
Hale
Congress
Bishop
Tillman
Big Chicago banks fail lead to Sunday relief plan
The Chicago National bank Home Savings bank and Equitable Trust in Chicago are declared failed by the Chicago Clearing House after an 18 hour session. Depositors are promised full payment on demand while relief is arranged. The National bank is said to be embattled by investments in unavailable securities though open for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago National Bank
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Chicago
Chicago Clearing House Association
John R. Walsh
Chicago Clearing House
W. B. Ridgely
National Bank
Savings Bank
Trust Company
Alice Roosevelt's Oriental Presents Appraised in Transit
Miss Alice Roosevelt's presents brought from the orient have been appraised, with duty paid totaling 1206 dollars. The actual value was stated as under 20,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roosevelt
Orient
Bank Heist at Suffield Savings Nets 50,000 in Bonds
Five bank robbers blasted into Suffield Savings on Main Street before dawn Sunday December 17, bound a watchman William Jones and his 12 year old son to a chair, and held them under threat. They escaped after two failed attempts to crack the safe, leaving $3,000 in cash and negotiable bonds behind. A sixth lookout guarded the bound pair as the explosion shook the area. No clues were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Chalra
Suffield Savings Bank
Main Street
M.T. Newton
Jones
Bandits Hold Up North Coast Limited Near North Yakima
Two masked men halted the Northern Pacific train 16 miles west of North Yakima Washington on Saturday night December 14. They forced the engineer to stop the train and moved the locomotive, mail and express car forward half a mile before dynamiting the express car and the safes. They escaped with the contents of the through safe and local safe, values of which were not fully known. Passengers were not harmed and no injuries were reported. Only scant details of the incident are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
North Yakima
Wash
Mall
Snfe
Dowle to Abdicate Leader Role at Zion City
John Alexander Dowle head of the Christian Catholic church In Zion abdicates and plans to leave for a Caribbean island to seek health. Overseer John C. Speycher announces the move at Zion City Michigan. Dowle hopes to resume authority on his return as Zion reorganizes allowing men to seek work elsewhere when Zion needs workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Dowle
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Caribbean Sea
Zion City
John C. Speycher
Dowle
Death Sentence Looms For Hoch In Chicago Case
The supreme court of Alvide affirms the verdict. Jo hann Hoch, under death sentence in Chicago for wife murder, will hang on February 25. Governor La Follette resigns, Lt. Governor Davidson to assume office in January. Turquoise discovery near Santa N. M. shows potential to become a major U.S. producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Alvide
Johann Hoch
Chicago
Hoch
la Follette
Madison
Wis
Long Island Chix
Shamokin
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
Paul Morton
John L. Phillips
United States District Court For
Western District of Missouri
Messrs
Judgon and
Harmon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ripley
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
United States
Philippine Islands
Funeral services held for Charles B. Alexander at home
The funeral for Charles B. Alexander was held Saturday at 1 p.m. at his home with Rev. Mathison officiating. Floral arrangements adorned the casket as relatives from nearby towns attended. Surviving brother John Alexander of Santoliè Hoover, sister Mie Seratia Alexander of Brattleboro, daughter Mrs. Mary Mexander Kenney of Greenfield, and other relatives gathered for the hour, while attendance declined due to a recent whooping cough outbreak in town. The burial took place at Almaniler Lot cemetery. Mis J Behe Lewet from Arnstein plans Christmas vacation with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orle Lebert
Worcester
Mass
James O'Brien
William Co Whitaker
Brattleboro
Meta R Bailey
Keyon
Charlotte Ramsay
New York
Abbie Howe
Bellows Falls
Mildyred Hanrahan
William Mead
Hotchkiss University
William Taylor
F. M. Tuller
Keene
Mise Blaike White
Mt. Holyoke College
Angie Person
Greenfield
James Reddin
Nellie
Rose Mead
C. A. Holland & Son
Margie White
Victor Cote
Greenfiehd
Charles B. Alexander
Mathison
John Alexander
John, Jr
Santoli'e Hiver
Mie Seratia Alexander
Mary Mexander Kenney
Arland Kenney
Ales
Albert Moore
Harvard College
Comer K Moore
South Peacham
J. Downer Moore
Jeane Paddleford Moore
North Monror
S. W. Nephiws
Mra R. K
Alexsnier
Towneponpl
Travers
AL Smith
le. J. Hentley
Joel Flagg
WH. Tyler
Hurlal
Drattlehers
Caat
Peilay
Mise J. Behe Lewet
Arnstein
Mie CG. Washburn
Porantion Hill
N.Y
Gale Farm
Christmas greetings and local happenings in Chestertield
Mr and Mrs Hoy of Washington visited at Chesterton home before Europe trip. Lakenside house hosted the first arriving guests to the end of season. Mr Speringhaw concluded at Amidon’s steam mill. P C Day became Sawyer. A B Avatin of Morrisville VT visited. Henry Puffer, brother of Col L Puffer, died at Spofford. Christmas exercises planned at church and center. W K Wire bought cows. Capt and Mrs Tyler of Rome City sent Christmas and New Year greetings. Captain served in Mexican and Civil wars. R C Goutrich slaughtered two hogs weighing 270 and 280 pounds for Spaulding boarding house.
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C. A. Mason
Troy
Charles Dickerman
Claremont
Eagle Iron Foundry
Mixx
Ruth Rasco
Torday
New Haven
Conn
George Gole
Atanchester
N.hs
Rroward Berger
Mike Christina Robertson
Springfield
Maiw
W. H. Trickey
First Grammar School
Congregational Church
J. W. Field
Wns
Mark
Grace Dolan
Brightwood Mills
East Wallingford
George Keyon
Lyman Estabrook
Lexington
Maso
Helen Worden
Margaret Wisewall
Mass
G. A. R. Hall
Herbert L. Lawrence
Lake Placid
A. A. Bailey
Brockton
Denison
Texas
Fanny Mendelssohn Club
Miss Safford
Naomi Chapter
O. BE
FL W. Tilden
F. E. Field
EB. J. Richards
J. Pooler
IK. M. Langworthy
W. E. Fay
Mra. c. BE. Keyon
Sheridan Post
WW. G. Arr
S. E. Liscom
William Lynch
Joseph Detour
George Lewis
M. H. Bardwell
Louis Wells
Henry Howard
C. C. Holton
Charles Owen
L. F. Liscom
St Joseph's Society
St. Ann Society
Mr. and Mere, Hoy
Wiihington
D. C
Chestertiult
Europe
Lakenside House
Speringhaw
G. FP
Amidon
P. C. Day
Sawyer
A. B Avatin
Morrisville, VI
Mum
Mra Tyler
Rome City
Seth
R. C. Goutrich
Keene
Vermont Marble Buys 3000 Acre Windham Tract in Proctor Deal
The Vermont Marble company of Proctor purchases about 3000 acres from the Goodell Lumber company of Witham for roughly $40,000 as of the past Friday December 15. The buyer plans an annual output of around 1,000,000 cubic feet of timber for craft use. Large trees on the Windham tract will be cut when ready, while smaller growth will be left to develop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Marble Company of
Proctor
Goodell Lumber Company
Witham
Vermont Marble Company
Windham
Scholarships Awarded at Exter Academy Amid Announced Totals
Windham County boys receive several scholarships at Phillips Exeter Academy as announced. Notable awards include the Tit annouend list with John Veclnernetay and F H Bellows among class scholars. Scholarships range from 40 dollars to 100 dollars with Phillips scholarship noted for Ralph K lower mikije class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipe Exeter Academy
John Veclnernetay
F. H. Bellows Wee
F, Chase
Itingham
Lower Midom
Phillipe
Ralph K Lower Mikije
Phillips
New School Building for Kurn Hattin
In the past two months donors have given 3675 dollars to support the project and contributions total about 10090 dollars. Officials express hope that construction may begin soon as endowment funds advance. The home artes river context is referenced in relation to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurn Hattin
Wedard
Amd
Inuratabine
Market Review of Butter Eggs and Fruits in Liberal Trade
Market notes show supply light for apples and steady butter with slight price variation across cities. Boston and Chicago quote 8 1 2 cents, New York 44 cents. last week arrivals totaling 765 615 pounds with 171 830 exported. Egg values ease but wholesale quotes remain 42 cents for fancy eggs, though critics say farmers fetch 45 to 48 cents. Storage down 16 000 cases. demand declined post Thanksgiving with mild season hurting storage eggs. Fruits show firmer apples and oranges, cranberries scarce and costly, potatoes dull, squashes firmer, southern spinach plentiful, cucumbers up sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chicago
New York
New England
Eges
Letter praises Page's Perfected Poultry Food from Jericho Vermont
Asahel Puffer of Jericho writes that Page's Perfected Poultry Food is the best for his flock and that he wishes to continue using it. The enthusiastic testimonial highlights the product's strong sales and customer satisfaction as a powerful advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asahel Puffer
Jericho
Poultry Food Sees Rapid Development in War Time
A wartime note urges quality in poultry feed amid many questionable foods. J Dodge of Massachusetts endorses Page's Poultry Feed as ahead of all rivals while urging readers to send their addresses for more information. The letter reflects demand for reliable poultry nutrition during industry shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Dodge
Mass
C. SF Hyde Park
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Quem Vidisti
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Adeste
A. Adam J. P. McCaughern
J. H. Mack
Christmas Wells
Triangle
Ll. M. D
the Babies
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O Star
J. L. Hall
J. c. Hall
Celestial
Miss Rose M. Duffy
Belle Trepanier
Haile & Frost Mill
Miss Trepanier
A. M. Barrows
Spofford
West Chesterfield
Cleveland
NO Baking Powder CO
E. H. Harriman
NEW York Insurance Investigating Committee
Albany
Chinese Immigration and Boycott
Inate
Mina Roosevelt
Buln
Nicholas Loneworth
Royal Bateuma
Panama
Suffield
General News
Ball Band
Arctics
Dunham Brothers
Brattleboro, Vt
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Charles E. Alexander
Chesterfield
Windham Co
Allard
Market Review
Hyde Park
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Beattleboro Markets
Tatoes
Ad Anesesawair
Paul Au
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Japan
Beadac Jon
DeWitt
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