Brattleboro Beats Bellows Falls In Championship Showdown
Bellows Falls fell 42 to 17 to Brattleboro in a Vermont championship game at the town gym. Haggerty led Brattleboro with key plays, while Bellows Falls fought hard in a fast, crowded matchup that advances Brattleboro toward a fifth game and a possible title. Next Tuesday the Athletics face Turners Falls Father Mathews as fans pack the arena and look ahead to a decisive Keene game.
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Eilowy
Chereby
Vermont
Prenney
Hedlam
Atror
Paberstown
Ty Horne
ROTH
Mocrall
Dartmouth
Corry
Easthampton
Maxx
Bratteboro
Plu
Haggerty
Holyoke
Brattleboro
Bellows Mille
Bo McGrall
Frateline
Betlow Palle
Xvater
Paesine
Pirattiobores
A. Bothwell
Hagnerty
Albiton
Stafford
Cave
McGrall
Darkmotty
TH. Rothwell
Alwave
Lone
Velthii
Snd
Hellows
Bilis
Stronach
Rothwell
Brattiebors
Bellaws
Higgerty
Bothwell
Thomspron Daves
Hothwell Stafford
MeQrall Lom
Ve Reeser
Cory Beer
Turners Falls
Mathews
Tellows Halle
Mtr
Vermont Academy Bankatbill
St. Albans
Vermont Academy Nas
Bellows Halle
Witte
Keene
Riley
Thorpon Ixpeet
Hollows Talla
Windham County fish and game protective group forms
An organizational meeting in Brooks House parlors established the Windham County Fish and Game Protective Association. Officers named include Droste Dent as president and George W. Pierce as vice president, with a 88-member County Membership Committee to recruit from local towns. The group aims to preserve fish and game, advocate protective laws, spread information, and codify relevant laws. A constitution and by laws committee was appointed, and general discussion covered fundraising and events with plans for a potential banquet.
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Windham County
Hatatanor
Brooks Bouw
Bellowy
Palle
Buell
Wilmington
Robert C. Bacon
Bratilelure
Treameer
George I Harker
Brattleherts
Jnitios F. Hooker
Brattleboro
M. IL
Ray
Bellows Palls
Prank H. Barker
John K. Gale
Guilfor
Brooks House
Eounty
Pinney
RK. Baron
James FP
Hooker
Pierce
Hod. Ryder
Woltows Falls
Weing Noel
Ite
Ryder
Nemion
Furters
Amit
Evere
Thy
Rexall Remedies and United Drug Company History
A promotional history of the United Drug Company describing its formation by retail druggists to provide transparent ingredient access, create low cost Rexall remedies, and operate its own manufacturing for safety and savings. It explains multiple Rexall products, the testing of formulas, and the rationale against cure-all claims while noting the company’s success in the drug industry.
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United Drug Company
Boston
Rexall
Big Timberland Transfer in Southern Vermont Deal
A major timberland transfer across 21 0 acres along the Deerfield River and Denefield river valleys shifts ownership from Deerfield River Company to a Wilmington based Deerfield Tambor Company. W. T. Woot and A. N. Blandis purchase for about a thousand dollars with new company capital planned at 200,000. Old firm remains producing lumber while new firm to absorb forest holdings and pulp mill access.
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Vermont
Wilemington
Guntaine
Denefield River
Deerfield River Company
W. Th, Woot
Cauteridge
Mies
A. N. Blandis
Bath
N. 1
Wilmington
Somerset
Bearsburg
Marlboro
West Dover
Glastonbury
Fond
Thyndis
Deerflind
Moses Newton
Uplyohe
Mass
Martin A. Beeren
Death of Bernardaton Veter Capt Hawara A Holton
Captain Hawara A Holton of Bernardston died at his son Dr C B Holton's home in Bernardton Man after a brief illness. He was born in Westminester fifty years ago and leaves a son Dr Holton of Bernardaten, a daughter Mrs J Wy Crim of Colialy, and four grandchildren. He served four years in the Civil War earning a medal of honor for rescuing the regiment’s colors at Lee's Mills on April 16, 1862. A Vermont brigade general order lauds his bravery and cites his earlier wound at the Wilderness.
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Hawara A. Holton
C. B. Holton
Bernardston
Man
Koine
Tie Cat
Weatminston
Capt. Holton
Westminester
Tih
Halton
Bernardaten
Mra J. Wy Crim
Colialy
Holton
Lee's Mills
Briga ‘Dier-General
Seret
Molton
6Th Vermont
W. T. Brooke
Universalist History in Windsor Amid Church Dispute
The Windsor county tale recalls early Universalist work with Hosea Ballou in 1701, ministers like John Brooks and Matthew Hale Smith, and a 1834- setting clash over worship space. The West Hiratton church seizure led Universalists to relocate, building a brick church in the West Village by 1834 with Rev Charles Woodhouse among early pastors.
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Windham County
Hoses Ballon
Hrattiobors
Amurtcon Universalien
Danles Stewart
Lewi Goodenough
Reuben Stearns
Hosea Ballon
Windsor County
Witthem
Hosa Mallen
Gailfir
Sinie
Lei Goodenough
Wage
John Brooks
Thomas J. Bowyer
William A. Balch
Rus
Soll
Strenter
Isaiah Boynton
Matthew Hale Smith
Gailford
Mer
Smith
Brattleboro
Aurin Bay
P. Loring
Fillsdale
Warren Skitiner
Prowtersville
Mn Loring
Bingen
Tiembere
Academy
Universaliste
Universalists
Mr. Skinner
Academy Hell
Univerwatists
Ccharles Woodhouse
Feeding Green Cut Bone Pays For Fowls
A New England Farmer contributor claims fresh cut bone fed to poultry increases laying rate and egg quality. The post notes bones supply animal matter and lime for shells, boosting egg quantity and chick vigor. A 200 pound green cut bone barrel offers freight terms to New England. Mrs William Caston of Swanton welcomed four girls born Saturday January 27, all born alive but dying before night.
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A. F. Hunter
New England
Aso
Hyde Park
New
Willian Caston
Swanton
Bad Water In Ice Pond From Crystal Springs Sample
State laboratory reports contamination in water from Crystal Springs Ice Pond sample collected January 18 by Dr. Honey Tucker. Turbidity ammonia chlorin nitrates and related measures indicate decayed matter likely entering via surface drainage. Recommend boiling or using ice from Frost pond for drinking water until supply source tested.
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State Laboratory
Honey Tucker
Prost Street
Crystal Springs
Tee
Tucker
Crystal Springs Company
Tooker
Large Windsor villa gutted by fire at dawn
A two villa Windsor block suffered a major blaze early Saturday January 27 gutting one of its largest structures. The brick wall remained, losses estimated around 20000 with insurance nearly covering. Ground floor housed Stone Payson Blake hardware Cabot Brom furniture and Hayes Jonn barber. Upper floor held Jones and Edgar Ams dren's billiard business. Total damage: 47000 with most stock destroyed and upper floor ruined. building insured for 9000.
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Windsor
C.T. Pay
Holyoke
Mass
Stone
Payson & Blakes
Cabot Brom
Hayes Jonn
Mr. Jones
Edgar Amsdren
Stane, Pasyon & Blake
Litas
Cabot Tiros
Hayes Janes
Page's Perfect Poultry Food Promises Free Sample
A Vermont letter from Asahel Puffer of Jericho promotes Page's Perfected Poultry Food with aggressive advertising. Readers are urged to mail their address to C Pane in Vermont and receive a free sample by post, highlighting the staple item as the best lever used and widely praised by neighbors.
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Asahel Puffer
Jericho
Nomtal
Ponthald
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Axsormetion Rooms
Fev. Av J. Mitelall
Prainn
Calisaya
Brooks House Pharmacy
Fexolz
Deerfield River
Deerfield Lumber Co
Bernardaton Veter
Full
Walter Baker & CO
LUZ
Dorchester
Oney
Percival W. Clement
Machine Rule
Rutland
Clement Literary Bureau
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