Hinsdale Christmas Concert and Village Social
Hinsdale residents attended a Wednesday evening event at the town hall to benefit St. Josephs society featuring a supper, land march led by Bertha Staines and Emmet Doucette, and a varied concert program with performances by local and visiting musicians amidst a list of Christmas visitors and town notices. The Foresters planned their regular dance, and numerous residents and visitors from Ludlow to Boston were noted for Christmas activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph's Society
St. Joseph’s Society
Migw Bertha Staines
Emmet Doucette
Misa Albina Belleveau
Henri Beaumier
Paul H. Mann
J. de Chavonelle Buck
Wing Dinee
Veecses Voote Walker
William Lynch Long
Thomas Ralelah Cornet
Mixe Florence Staples
Brr
John O'Brien
Ludlow
William Crowley
Hartford
Conn
J.C. Match
Turners Pally
Mass
Joseph Delphy
Annie Mack
South Vernon
Warren Holman
Keene
William Thayer
Miss and Ragan
William Darmody
Wilton
Joseph Heap
Lovell
Christine Lotton
North Andover
Charles Pearson
Ellen Mullin
Hloise Whites
N. H
Margaret Dale
Roy Taylor
Boston
Paul MacGinnis
Mt. Holly
Alice Jeffords
Chicopee Falls
Lester Cramer
Claremont
the Foresters
Clarence Hildreth
Groton
Lillian Myers
Fitchburg
Octave Belleveau
Edward Carey
Brooklyn
N. Y
G. S. Howes
Millers Falle
Modena Booth
Springfield
Afelia Howes
Northfield
William Scott
Ware
Walter Scott
John Cole
Meriden
John Barry
Bridger Rawley
Stowell Widow Ella A. Passes After Illness at Brattleboro
Mrs Ella A Stowell died Sunday morning at Brattleboro Memorial hospital after four weeks there Brights disease followed an attack of sciatic rheumatism Her funeral was held at the church Tuesday with Rev T Roscoe Meditating and musical offerings by Mrs George Smith and Mrs Inna Thwing Hubbard Several neighbors and relatives noted the sorrow of the community Also mentions holiday visits and local seasonal tidings including Meats and poultry notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella A. Stowell
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Bright
T. Roscoe
Mra
Stowell
George Smith
Ha Stowell
L. D. Part
Mluverette Randall
D. G. Davie
Dummerston
Spofford Family Visits Mrs Parnell During Holiday Week
Fred Spofford and family of Keene visited Mrs Sarah Parnell on Sunday. Rag from Astheaute called on relatives. Herbert Porter returned home from a trip. The Spitford brass band planned a New Year’s event at Village Hall. A Christmas wreath adorned the church. Ned Barnes and family visited Mr and Mrs Nathan Porter for Christmas. Mrs Bonney hosted a Christmas party with the Sunday school classes enjoying a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brearne's
Charles Gray
Schenectady
Anne Gray
Toston
C . A. Gray
John Corkery
Taudrow
Mans
Margaret Hinde
Hartford
John Corliss
Roberton
Grand Lodge of Masons Weihneday
Holden Rute Lodge
Irene
Eve Robinson
St. Louis
Mer
M. & Leach
Hinsdale
Plano
Eilen Dennison
Lena
Cora
Springfield
Mass
Edward Bakeville
Charles Russell
Jeverett
George Fifield
Bellow
H. H. Ruswil
W. KE. Gould
G. A. Robertson
Gould
Everett
Fred Hamiliton
Keene
Sarah Parnell
Charles Meteher
Rag
Astheaute
Herbert Pofter
Dohont
Holmfeld
Halidaye
Spitford
Ned Barnes
West Swanzey
Nathan Potter
Herbert
Beaste [Jackson
Brattleboro
Bonney
Butler
Mra Predal Torte
Christmas Notices From West Brattleboro Area
Local society items report Christmas visits and gatherings across West Brattleboro and nearby towns. Residents such as Mr and Mrs Stanford Moree Mrs H Bartlett Miss Florence Fisher and Rev James Clark are noted visiting relatives and spending holidays with families in town and surrounding communities.
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Stanford Moree
Townshend
Misa Florence Fisher
Lynn
Maas
Atiler
James
Clark
Hardwick Tw
Henry Knight
Providence
John Wood
Mise
Madge Davenport
Boston
Myron Dickermand
Hinsdale
T. H. Knapp
Ladies’ and Society of the Banttist Church
C. R. Evans
Georgie Donelwon
Conservatory of Muse
Edward ‘Thurber
H. EB. Miller
Roy
Wikher
Maxs
Carroll E. Fisher
Bristol
Conn
EB. Misher
A. W. Stowe
Tn Fallith
West Brattleboro Flinch Club
Bert Miller
Louie M. Stellmann
Michigan University At
Ann Arbor
HL Stellmann
West Dummerston
Finninery
Montpelier
Stwit Parente
Mra Connarn
Bailie Streeter
Gree Thurnett
Sok
Mire Gay Tal
Mr. Wid
Mix Robert Combs
Albert Witeen
Springfield
Mase
John Wikie
Beaithebore
Hold 1
F Rogers
Colente University
Hamilton
Monson
Mass
New Embroideries for 1906 Arrive in Cambric and Nainsook
The edition announces novelties in Cambric Nainsook and Swiss edges insertions and bendings with many pieces priced from 12 1 86 per yard. The copy notes special values and easy availability of embroideries for the coming year.
Marseilles Quilt Sale Offers Wide Bed Linens
A sale ad promotes Marseilles quilts and crocheted spreads at reduced prices. Items include handwoven quilts, single bed quilts, ready-made sheets and pillowcases priced from about $1 to $4.75. Stock emphasized includes plain stitched pillow cases and sheets, with comparisons to cottons by the yard.
White goods sale on linens and dress fabrics
Large stock for winter sewing with India Linens and Lawns priced 10 to 35 cents per yard. Striped Dimities, Nainsooks for children's dresses, Madeira Nainsook, and English Nainsook offered in a range of finishes and weights. White Dress Linens and Linen Finish Fabric also available at various yard prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Vermont Healer Prof Wilking Seeks Trust Amid Accusations
A Vermont healer named Prof Wilking faces public doubt as letters from grateful patients in Newfane and Brattleboro praise his cures for chronic stomach trouble and tumors, while critics call him a quack. The piece also reports a double tragedy in Albany New York where Fred S. Harlow and his wife died by suicide after a note to a coroner suggests despair and a failed attempt to leave them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilking
Eldene
Vermont
Trvins Wit
J.D. Thomas
Fred
Harlow
Saratosa
Albany
No Y
Faney
Tothen
Hille Bessie
the Doe
Bhem
White Mercerized Fabrics Sale Prices Across Assorted Goods
Sale offers on white mercerized waistings pique and vestings at reduced prices. Regular rates quoted 25, 29 and 7 12 to 45e per yard, with sale prices listed as 170, 190, and 25e per yard respectively. Warranted to wash and presented as splendid assortments for buyers.
Prices Thy Best Muslin Goods In Jammer Business Flash
Prices for muslins cambrics and cheesecloths jump in the local jammer business as bleached and unmm styles are advertised. Big stock ready for buyers with bargains seen on sheet and counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer & Son
Ford
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William Demnney
New York
AON
Potter
Willimantic
Georgianna
Louisa King
William King
Minxie Powers
Chester
Victor Cte
Irenfield
White
Wiel
Winnie Hubbard
Stella Carey
Aplington
F O. Dickerman
Kilward Cook
Bellows Pulls
William Taylor
John A. Fisher
Wither Jelleville
Sidney Miter
Orange
Geore Howe
Cheater, Vt
Normin
Hurlington
Bertha Stanley
Rov
Robert Field
Springield
Charles Temple
Frend
Buchanale
Tufts College
Mr. Temple
Harold Myers
Altmany
Honey Britten
Adams
Mice
George Britten
P. Bailey
Madlyn Stearns
Brocklin
West Chesterfield
Ella Stowell
Ft. Noyes
Hean
Don
West Brattleboro
Charlet Chetvoy
Moomlck
Fred Sumner
Appendields
Bartlett
Mixx Murt Stunan
Sprinatohl
Marrila Barney
Mary Shearer
F. Ft. Wellman
Christina
Grane Hall
Bert Whittemore
Broad Browk Grange
L. EB
Jasnulth
Overman
Conyers
Dolliver
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission 9
Rae
Hart
Admiral Dewes
Jomen
Hroughton & Simong
Marseilles
Quilts & Dent
Marseilljuits Yd
White Goods
B. Geo
Wilkins
Hal
Witkine
Walter Park
Newfane, Vt
Witking
Ernest Whitovet
Bratueboen
Roy Bosworth
Weetmoreland, N. Hi
Atpear
Als
Ighnson
Cér
Alvo
Tim
Duncan
South Wordsboro
Prof
St. Wood
Department of Vermont
Bure
Nanaton
Fred S. Knight
Deiler
Howard & Yearly
Howard & Yearly Stables
Crosby Block
Vermont Printing Company
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