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Newspaper

Windham County Reformer

Location

Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1904

Page

8

Hinsdale and Brattleboro approve Connecticut River bridge

Hinsdale Brattleboro bridge commissioners approve steel bridge across the Connecticut river at the two towns. Cost reported at 43000 dollars, exceeding appropriations by 1000, with work to begin after approval of funds and contractor arrangements. The article notes local Christmas events, visits, and community notices surrounding the project.

Hinsnie Brattleboro Connecticut River Misa Grace M. Day Howie Northfield Road Day St. Joseph's Catholic Church Ralph Carey Canal Street Jennings & Griffin Me. Co B. I. Latham Boston John Sanderson Clinton Miss Mia Cora’ Lovering West Swaney Will Crowley Mamie Crowley Lould Reader Hartford

Death of George H Allbee in Westminster sought

Obituary note from Westminster on George H Allbee aged about 62, a lifelong resident born January 5, 1841 in Medford, a deacon since 1907, respected neighbor and husband of Margaret Dryls. survived by wife and other relatives. Funeral services held with Rev. DeHevaine and P. Karnirdomouting. Christmas observances noted as well as local meetings and community events.

Ware Chesterfield Fred Holman B. A. Safford Will Berrie J. C. Hubbard New York City Middletown Conn Malcolm M. H. Church Santi F. J. Motealf Bowton Mb Pleasant Cemetery Town Hall Christies Millers J J. Hateton Mr. Blond Dr.Foster Mes Eis Whitman EH Rich Bellows Falls M.D. Whitman Putney George H. Allbee Dencom Gourke Mr. Allbre Mona Margaret John Bo Caroline Dryls Concre | Mational Church G. H. DeHevaine P. T Karnirdomouting Mares Martha Wright

The Crops of 1903 and Market Effects

The agricultural department reports a year of severe weather yet yields broadly strong across hay corn spring wheat and other crops. Despite fears of diminished harvests hay leads with a record 1.08 million tons while corn and wheat show mixed results. Exports of cereals remain below normal, yet farm values rise with oats rye potatoes and turkey production also strong. Dairy markets steady with butter cheese and eggs holding firm amid broader market activity.

Agricultural Department Aramed New York Chicago Liverpool Western Firsts Abe Chicago St. Louis Great Haitlin Geo. A

Christmas Week Meeting At Emerson Smith’s Pleasant Valley

A Christmas gathering at Emerson Smith’s Pleasant Valley, Greene County, drew a large crowd despite a clash with another event. Mrs Ned Smith of Greenville and Joan were among guests. the evening featured a Christ viva tree and children enjoying the program.

W. P. Eames Post Westmoreland Albert Lapoint Walter Herford Nathan Puffer Emma F Hicks Mount Holyoke Bessie Jackson Keene High School Sanford Emerson Athol Mass Ton Ned Smith Greenville N. H May God Joan Emerson Smith Pleasant Valley Grenge

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