Obituary and town notices from Marlboro and Vernon
Local notices report the death of Nellie C. Chirk of Marlboro and illness of residents including A J White and Mrs Sumner Ellingwood. Vernon Grange plans an afternoon meeting at Whithed's hall with public invitation. Society events feature a Brookline supper, town hall dance, and United Workers meeting. Garden and farm notes mention tobacco sales, new equipment, and farm life updates. A young Miss Maude O Conor dies after a year of illness leaving a large family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Sumner Ellingwood
Willie Heard
Ashby
Mass
G. Weatherhed
United States
Bert Tyler
Harry Ward
Tyler
William Wilson
Cyponfield
O. Frost
Richardson
Almander Brown
Orange
F. I. Brown
John Eames
Framingham
Boston
Ella Chase Skinner
South Vernon
Lupo
Elisha Stelbing
Spens
Fitchburg
Angel
Sleuth
Maude O'Connor
Baptist Vestry
Town Hall
Society of United Workers
0. P
Rlando Smith
Northfield
Village Looks to Youthful Labor and Local Happenings
A rustic note highlights a boy stepping in for men in work while communities welcome new labor, marriages, and funerals. Individuals such as O C Brigus, Lyman May, Elton Johnson, and Will Clark are mentioned with local family and town movements, parish visits, and moves within the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Martin
C. Brigus
Lyman May
Elton Johnson
Will Clark
Putney
Chatin Reed
Brattleore
Herbert Benson
Mr. Howard
Winhall
Orange Dunn
South Londonderry
T. Gordon’s
Hila Underwool
Tidian Watson
Stattlehoro Menitiy
Ina Plumley
Underwood House
Mr. Viall
Fred
Mr. Viail
Janette
Mary Vial
Brattleboro Munday
Too
SL Rogers
Windsor
Ith
Luther Whitcomb
Holden House
Surprise leap year supper draws sixty at Willing Workers
A leap year supper hosted by Willing Workers drew about 60 attendees. A sleigh ride and supper were followed by games. Many from nearby towns attended church services where Bou telle brothers were missed due to travel, expected to return next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutelle Brothers
Lanphear
Jamaies
Field
Williamsville
Fa Young
Rycor
Winchendon
Mass
Smead
Local Brattleboro News Bits and Winter Happenings
Mrs M A Whitaker of Brattleboro visits her son C J Roberts. Snowy travel improves while wood and lumber flow to markets. Several locals attend Masonic installation and supper at Canedy's hotel. в Large winter gathering, visits, and social events fill the week with many friends and neighbors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yean
Mra. M. A. Whitaker
Brattleboro
C. J. Roberts
Springfield
Bradley Newell
Community Notes From Grove and Nearby Areas
Local updates report several illnesses including Blait Green, B. B. Clark, and IL. 8. DeWolf, with a general epidemic described as lyric and poison on the rise. Oscar B. Dix visited Greenfield and Colrain, Ma, as E. B. Green remains ill. A sleigh ride to Halifax attendees Jake Thompson and wife, plus a planned sociable at Mrs Ay e Clisbee's. A dance is planned and Lena Reed has returned from Greenfield. Mrs. Ann Smith of West Halifax visits her brother at the M. D. Thompson household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Green
B. B. Clark
DeWolf
A. F. Prouty
Saye
Minuteaur
Worden
Oscar B. Dix
Greenfield
Colrain
Mass
E. B. Green
Luther Kames
Wordens
Halifax
Jake Thompson
Aye
Clisbee
Lena Reed
Ann Smith of
Weet Halifax
M.D. ‘Thompson
Local church and community events fill Putney notes
Sunday Christian Endeavor exercises attract many. Miss Rose Albee praised. School terms extended two weeks amid good progress. Crescent Club to stage The Flowing Bow with new scenery Feb 11. Le s leap year dances and social gatherings noted. various residents ill or traveling. Local farms change hands. Williston creamery job move. Civil authority to meet Feb 6 for tax abatements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavort
Rose Albee
Wills
Wright
Olivers
Thin
Crescent Club
Arthur Parvum
Brattleboro
J. W. Butterfield
Ashley Lyman
Maninto
Miechs
Julia
Barnard
West
LC. Wyman
W. Bruce
Ellen Goodridge
Kate
G. H H. Waller
G. H. Walker
Methodist Ciety
Bert Robertson
Peter Johnson
Putney Falls
Mr. Johnson
H. PP
Farr
Baptisl
Dennison Davis
Lyman Miller
F. F. Smith
Guy Henry Albee
Brookline
Congregational Church
FE. F. Smith
Putney
Williston
W. 5. Quimby Co
Commission Merchants of
Boston
Will Cronk
Vergennes
Munger
Windsor
Austin Kelley
Minnesota
Newane
Fred Smith
Fe.o
San“se
Sleigh rides, burglar alarm, and village notices
A late night sleigh party to Newfane sparked tales of a prowler as a lock was tampered with at a local home. West River Grange installed officers led by H. A. Scott with several members. Community events include teachers’ institute, church gatherings, and a busy week of farm and social activities amid winter snows and ice harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Newfane
Brattleboro
Pratt
ES Weston
Dorr Benson
Chester
Union Hall
Benjamin F. Kelly
Bural
Mra
Lyman H. Knapp
G. W. Knapp
A. Codding
Geo. R. Goodenough
F. H. Sargent
Chas, Underwood
Dover
Arthur Warren
Wordsboro
W.C. Ballow
Amuasa
Cavendish
Mrs. Kinney
Mecca
West River Grange
Cutler
Noida
W. M
H. A. Scott
W. HH. Dutton
T. F. Days
Mra. A. Snow
Treas
FE. B. Bachelder
Canaa J. B. Bachelder
Steward
A. H. Ingalls
L. A
Carr
Florence Hurdee
Christian Endeavor Society
Pational Society
Newfine
Robert Kathan
Putney
Henry Holland
Meacham
Baptist State Convention
Rutland
Anna Twitthell
Pratt's Inn
Ober
William Gale
Twitchell
Sparks
WH. A. Scott
Boston
Pioneer Lodge
Good Templars
William Lawrence Jr
Don
W. HW. Taft
Alfred Allen
Emma Bennett, Wife of David Dubach, Dies in Missouri
Emma Bennett of Brattleboro, widow of David Dubach and daughter of Alfred Bennett, died on the fourth ult. at Hannibal Missouri. She left Brattleboro in 1838 three years after their marriage. Her husband became a leading man in that area and she remained a devout Christian in the Presbyterian faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bennett
David Dubach
Brattleboro
Alfred Bennett
Hannibal
Missouri
Free Silver Passes the Keunte ae Sulintli tute for the Bond Bil
From Washington the Senate passed the free coinage substitute for the bond bill despite opposition from sound money advocates. The vote 42 to 30 included Republicans and Democrats with Populists supporting the measure. Morrison and Mills opposed it, while Vilas and Lodge defended measures, and Bayard faced possible censure in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill
Hayard
Hill Hai
Jones
New York
Gordon
Georgian
Squires
Washington
Sound Money
Senator Mills
Vilas
Wisconsin
Cattery
Louisiana
Butte
Vermont
Lis
Democratic Party
France
Geld
Lily
Aguardian
Nevarln
Colorado
Nul- Hall
Eamage
House
Cleveland
Cuba
Afttys
Hitt
Bayard
England
Congress
Reed
Senate
APLA
St. John’s
District of Columbia
Treasury
Lodge
Proctor
Friends
United Brethren
Unitarian
DuPont
Delaware
Delaware Senate
Sen
Waller Case Delays Papers to Congress amid France Talks
The article notes a dispute over DuPont's election validity tied to the Delaware acting governor's Senate vote while governing. Waller's fate linked to a Madagascar settlement seen as delaying papers to Congress. Different views allege concessions or justice as factors. President nominates Edwin E. Uhl to Ambassador to Germany, a Michigan Democrat with prior Senate runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
United States
DuPont
Delaware
Senate
Delaware Senate
Congress
France
Waller
Madagascar
Horas
Edwin Ef, Uhl
Michigan
Germany
Runyon
Michigan Democrate
Gresham
Olney
Residents of Amborat Lose Thousands in Western Mortgages
The statement notes Amherst residents lost vast sums investing in western real estate mortgages. Higher interest promised greater risk, with many receiving no interest, mounting taxes, and mortgage foreclosures. Some secured questionable titles to lands in Kansas and Nebraska, urging wiser home investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amborat
Amherst
Kansas
Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moanbord
Nellle C. Chirk
Marlboro
Tra Aetere
Malden
Mase
Pat Corn
Wardaboro
Weat
Shattien
East Dover
MAPI
Sconinc
Montple
Cre Ties Chase
Fairfield
Vic. Cay
Borney
Underhill
Williams
Wilthins
Bellows Falls
Gesend
Vureen Farm Machine Co
Jamaica
Ransel Prost
Wai
Joslin
Hamuel
Cheney
Pitchburg Muass
Sassion
Jacksonville
Newlane
Eden Wheeler
Christ
Wilmington G
Li Co
Charlie Thorn
Merrifield
Mith
Doctor White
A. E. Cimson
Te. I. Willan
Ain Frank
Deertiohl
Whitingham
Robert Saylors
Archie Moree
John Gilleth
Aun Steubert Gillet
Jennie Wheeler
Lettie Carpenter
Guilford
Guilford Center
Geo Miller
Myron Algie
Matti Crosier
Geo. Shawlas
Char. Prouty
George Herman
Gregory
Marbiehend
Wootsinster
Westminston West
J. L. Orinsby
Lauries’ Aid Society
Christian Endeavorthy
John Boxton
St. M. Wilces
Warren
Mays
Athel Howard
Bert Gorinaby
Wellman
Wis
Mary Campbell
Jennie Goodell Bis
Masa
Ile
N. Iy
Mies Low Sanders
West Townshend
South Windham
Frank Robbins
Addie Wade
Owen Chiso'e
Charles Danes
Wollman Place
Barbee
Willington
Mies
Carrie Louise Kay
Antembly Hall
244 Street
Ith Avenue
Chrishioners
R. C McKenzig
McKenzie
Royal Blacksmiths
Rufue Phelps
Massachusetts
Philetus Avert
Northampton
Harrison
James N. Histon
Connersville
Iais
Kentucky
Amhorst
HAA
Ceroughoi
Goh
Delat
Smoeze
Conrad
BS Aul Air
W. H. Bond
Contectiief
C. C. Shayne
Broadway
Wort
Brattleboro, Vt
Brooks Houst
Alaska
London
Paris
Bate
Brant
Cone
W.D
J. L Stock
West Brattleboro
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!