Central Vermont Railways Schedule Fragment 1908
Partial timetable notice for Central Vermont Railway effective October 1908. Mentions routes to Springfield New London Boston via Millerville and Waterville Falls with weekday and Sunday services, plus notes subject to change. Appears as scrambled OCR with misread station names and words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfwich
New Londons
Stiiere Falls
Waretster
Milliston
Souch
New London
Boston
Millerville
Springfield
J. E Nentley
Jeneral Paasen
Aigent
Rutland Railroad Time Table Corrected
Rutland Railroad issues a revised timetable listing daily services from Rutland to Burlington St Albans and Montreal with morning and night trains. It notes the Mountain Flyer and a night express with connections at Bellows Falls and Burlington and mentions a Parlor Car and through service to Montreal on Sundays only. Transportation officials JARVIS and DALY are identified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Aings
Mutland
Inter Toodlate
Buellngton
Butland
Burlington
St. Albans
Rutland
Montreal
Mann Daly
Bauequaer Agont
Newport Holds Off Athletics In Distant Contest
Newport defeated Brattleboro Athletics 38 to 8 as Gaigan Dexte and others shined. Doyle, Gion, and Barraclough starred for Newport while Stafford and Kool floor work surfaced for Athletics. Injured Rawson Bothwell from the Athletics suffered chest trauma in a separate incident and will miss several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Will ‘Gaigan
Dexte
Mtiwell
Stafford
Athletion
Jordan
Stattard Doyle
Springfield
Festival Hill
Company D
St. Johnsbury
Northampton
Mass
Chesterfield
Traverse Aloe
Bothwell
Vermont Printing Company Ad Promises Reprint for 60
A compact classified style notice from Vermont Printing Company advertises business printing services. It claims anti-faction assurances and offers a promise to reprint a customer’s job if the stated price of 60 is met, positioning the firm as an office supply and printing provider.
Athletics Triumph Over All-Collegians In Classic Brattleboro Showdown
Brattleboro high school hosts a hard fought basketball game as Athletics erase a 10 point deficit to win 27 to 18 over All-Collegians. Ellis leads with steady shooting, Crowell and Kiloy pace the attack, while Perkins and Dingle steady defense. Final score places Athletics ahead in a crowd-pleasing Christmas night contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
di Fonda
Clune
Tf Oakes
Bs . Clune
R. F. Jordan Ryan
F. Dunleavy
High School
J. Cline
Perriter
Clunn
Oakes
Weatherbead
Peach
Dunleavy
B. Weatherhead
Harris
Ellis
Shane
Riley
Davey
Crowell
McKay
Ani Keough
All-Collegians
Lavey
Uwe
Dingle
Draygle
Hoye
Athlevine
Kiluy
Svasivk
Peta
Ellie Fin Intias
Che Sui
Mini Athletics
Voflughane
Kiley
Henderson Davey
Oy Dini
Lang T
Moki
Statford
Aui-Callegians
Moor
Selby
Stalford
Long
Crow Moki
Henleron
Fordla
Rofeten
Jule Tlowe Af Srattleharper
Plaaders
Kavthanypie
William Riley
Hnalvesy
New Brattleboro Bank Organized and Officers Elected
Brattleboro stockholders organized a new bank, electing officers including Arthur Bollippy as president and Cary Lawton as vice president. The meeting appointed directors and detailed preparations for two departments and security vaults. The bank plans operations starting soon with fixtures in place and a shipment expected to arrive next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro Trust Company
Stockbullers
Sanyany
Wey
A. Kobe
Giteon
DeWitt
Binettiobars
Th. Shekwell
Weat
Prattlebare
Fheenge
Poster
Putney
O. B. Hundell
West Mhesterelis
Winalate
Nu Thydaha
Gale
Hulifomy Adin
Miller
Tromsinin
John
Ryders Bookkeeper
Rayment 1
Direene
A. Th Clapp
K. Randall
Med. Moran
HW. Blodgett Andl J G
Gintey Wuchitinny
Martin A. Brown
Taylor
Putin
Renuith
Brattlebure
Secn
Walton
Attorney General Criticized For Private Legal Work In Vermont
Montpelier journal argues ex-railroad commissioner Batley C. Smith and Attorney General Clarke C. Fitts breached official decorum by appearing as private attorneys before their own tribunals. The piece questions whether officials should serve in private capacity and urges proper separation of duties. It notes criticism from newspapers in Brattleboro and calls for official censure where appropriate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Journal
Batley C. Smith
Someansolida Pion
Ht Corcespr
The
Boston Herald
Clarke C. Fitts
Crowell Water Works
Brattleboro
Pitts
Crowell
Vermont
Messrs. Smith and
Fitts
Smith
Fragmented text on Vermont law and officials described
The passage outlines legal and administrative details about a Vermont measure affecting game laws and funding. It mentions wardens' pay, arrest authority, and penalties, then shifts to biographical notes about local people and their residences, ending with a vault placement and cemetery references.
Mrs. Prod Clark of Mundhy Tera Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Prod Clark 46 wife of Fendt Clark died at home on Frnen Street Mundhy yesterday after months of illness. Born in Dummerston July 1800 she moved to Brattleboro as a youth, worked in local stores, and married June 3 1507. Survived by husband brother John Houghton and three sisters. Funeral Wednesday at Congregational church with services and vault burial at Prospect Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prod
Clark
Mim
Hertha Huehton Clark
Fendt
Chirk
Hulme
Frnen
Ofelick
Sven Aavon
Dummerston
Don A
Billy Miller Houghton
Brattleboro
T. W. Barnard
Sanitoga
N.Y
Anne Wait
Damimerston
Congregational
Stev. Hf. R Miles
Congregational Church
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Edwin TH. Miller
Elitres
Charles W. Richardson
Robert Jr, Surgett
Fred Morris
William B. Vinton
Mrs Huldah Sanford Dies After Illness at Daughter’s Home
Mrs Huldah Jane Sanford 53 died at her daughter Mrs Edward A Lord’s home in Church Place Wednesday morning following age related illness. Born Milton February 23 1823 she was daughter of Sylvanus and Hattie Wilmarth and moved with her family to Lawrenceville New York around age 20. She married G C Sanford of Vergennes December 1 1861 and later lived in Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huldah Sanford
Huldah Jane Sanford
Edward A. Lord
Sanford
Milton
Mar
Sylvanus and
Hattie (Beeman) Wilmarth
Lawrenceville
G. C. Sanford
Vergennes
Grafton
RB F D to Organize Tuesday
Leon P Mixer real estate number will entertain all the people on their substitutes to Washington place on Western avenue of Orchard Street New York. Dinner will be served at 12 o'clock. A meeting will be held in the afternoon at which town by PD will be formed rural enlargements will be central invited with out further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verniend
Jean
Denwuiber
Bane Wiedens
Dallun
Arelene
Statis
RB. F. D
Leon P
Real
Orchard Street
New
Wedding reception shooting shocks Rutland village
At a wedding reception in Rutland village on Tuesday night a shot rang from darkness injuring Mrs. Mim Morty Parker Gilmer and her sister in law. Authorities arrested Andrew Purrell a young farmer after testimony from outside guests. The weapon described as a large caliber rifle risked amputation of Mrs. Gilmore’s arm while investigators probe motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Mysteriaie
Mim Morty Parker Gilmary
Charles Gilmer
Andrew Purrell
House of Correction
Ruthird
Gilmore
Dan
Fire Gutters Bellows Falls Brown Block Blaze
A Christmas morning fire gutted the Brown Block on Canal Street Bellows Falls. Wind was fierce, temperatures were eight below zero, and the fire spread rapidly through the bakery lunch room fruit store boot shop cigar shop barber shop. The entire block burned within an hour with tenants escaping in night clothes. Losses include W Stewart 3000 insured 2100 Frank Pitcher insured fixtures, John Baldeayro partially insured, Frank Silvia's sons 500 insured, Exener Hales 200 partial, J Byrnes 21000, Frank Brown owner 85000 insured. The building to be rebuilt immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tuldesary
Canal Street
Bellows Falls
Cometa
John Baldeayro
Prank Sitino
Boot and Shoes
Exenor & Holmes
F. Byrne
W. Stewart
Frank Pitcher
John Baldesmo
Joss
Frank Silvia
Exener
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Baker's Cocoa and Chocolate
Europe
America
Tropics
Walter Baker & Co, Ltd
Dorchester
Pace
HL. B. Wood
Windham
Robbine & Cowles
Charles 8
Farnham
Chas
H. Grout
West Townshend
Stora & Co
Portland Ma
Central Vermont Railway
Boston & Maine Railroad
Pffoot
Windnor
Vernon
Greenfeld
Ar Springfield
Aim. P.m. Pam
Greenfield
Drattleb'ro
Brattlebro
Lowe
Windsor
Bunday Tralinx
Flanders
Sporting Notes
Honda
Vermont Printing Company
Collegians
Pinal Heore
Tracy L. Ballan
Newfane
C. D. Boss & Son
Connecticut
U. S
NEW Bank
Howere
Jon Minissier
Trout Beason
Clowes
Pharenchint
Hrittiehem
Cheatwr Fil
X. FL
Sears
Sentient
Eure Gee
Mra
Baral
Bellows
New England Telephone
Brattleboro Exchange
Carroll Space
Hyde Park
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