Primary Law Requires Party Certification for Voters
A Vermont article explains that voters must certify party preference at primaries and outlines filing deadlines, penalties, and the impact on caucus and convention participation. It notes mixed voter types, independent inclinations, and urges readers to reveal party ties to vote in the intended primary. The Morasiy society of Vermont meeting is announced for January 24 in Burlington with scheduled speakers and business.
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Congress
Perro
Rome
Eberetly sVineerly
Iuivoniye
Istigdl
Gow
Jyall
Primaring
Henry W. Gruly
Gland
Yov Hof
Gas Light Company
Brattlebone
Momlay
Au Ospert
Nikksoper
Amos
Tinaka Tiwanil
Rossport
Direetors
Holton
Averill J. Dy Martin
J. B. Gordon
Ta He Richardeong
LF. Thampsons Auditor
W. Rich Nand Dans P. Hooker
Local Man Wins Five Dollar Prize For Anecdote
Walter A. Gilbert receives a five dollar award from the Boston Morald for a humorous anecdote about the late Along Starkey of Deutele who served as deputy sheriff. The tale, told at a county convention, drew praise for Starkey’s wit though the nomination failed with nine votes while another candidate won.
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Walter A. Gilbert
Boston Morald
Sanday
Starkey
Deutelehor
Windham County
Himmel
Persign
County Couvenition
Shirkey
Ploreo Denies Candidacy in Reform Movement Letter
Gen W Pieter states he will not seek the council seat and argues against altering a long standing custom. He notes others are qualified and entitled to the post while criticizing exemptions and urging a principled approach. The letter emphasizes continuity and respect for tradition in town governance.
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Mr. Ploreo
Wwe
Flo
Phoenix Orhiet
Jiminty
W. Pieter
Washington witness recounts congressmen and views in gallery
The Philadelphia Public Ledger dispatch describes a Washington scene with visitors from New York and Washington, noting exchanges with Representative Masking of Vermont and others. It covers remarks on water supply concerns, stockholder meetings, and local industry mentions alongside brief notes on community events and obituaries.
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Hut
Haskins
Tee
New York
Capitol
Washington
Ava
Hows
Masking
Vermont
Nut
Pennsylvania
Hutt
Haw
York
Hinsdale Funeral Rites for Blanchard and Hillier
Hinsdale obituary notices honor Biihy N. Blanchard who died in Brattleboro and Hilhn N. Hillier who died at the Home for the Aged and Disabled. The couple spent earlier years in Keene, married 42 years ago, and had four children with two predeceasing them. Services were held at their home and at the Congregational Church in Hinsdale with Rev. H Miles and Rev. W.F. White officiating. Burial followed at Plow Creek Cemetery as area residents gathered for the serene ceremony. The community noted numerous visitors, local addresses, and a large turnout for the funeral and related events.
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Biihy N. Blanchard
Brattleboro
Hilhn N. Hilliehard
Pruners
Hineaaly
Pantie Co Rime
Thie Town
Glaremont
Becan
Claremont
Miram Lodge A
Deliniee
Blanchard
Hine
Tereuit
Hiratteboro
Tiaard
Hinnehant
Jamney
Bianetard
John H. Ruge
Trardshora
Felday
H . Milee
Tyaltlebon
W.F White
Hinadale
Tivinting
Minvidale
Thy
Brattiohens
Winotendon
Mase
Syeinefeld
Veterans Band Officers Listed At G. R. Hall Meeting
The Veterans Band held a Thursday evening event at G. AR hall with officers named including W. Ho Brickey in stilled me 0 Arty Orients, Huwkley’s son, and Lydia M. Holtoy’s family. Officers listed include King as commander, Packard vice commander, and various corps leaders. the sick fund noted slow gains and thanks extended for festival support raising 4804.
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Rheedun
G. AR Hall
W. Ho Brickey
Arty Orients
Huwkley
Lydia M. Holtoy
Witrys
Mollowine
W. W. King
Plc. Stewart
J. P Packard
A. B Dix
Lut Moor
Susin F Lynch
PM Nima
JL. Putney
Chaplatt
Georgiana Scott
Susien Hastings
Grace Perham
Lula Moore
Ers
LM. Holton
Mary B. “Howe
FV. Goddard
Suse Mastin
Down's Kidney Pills Praised In Brattleboro Ad
A Brattleboro testimonial extols Down's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. The speaker cites years of pain across the loins headaches and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the user notes improved symptoms and recommends the product with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
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Frrattleboro
Brattleboro
Holden
Dag
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Doan
Local notices and household updates from the village
Nearly a year after an appendicitis operation, residents discuss health concerns. Mrs. Fayette Rice and Mrs. Biers are in ill health, with Orwell White caring for them and Mr. Rice’s cattle. An advertised laxative tonic claims relief for colds, croup, and coughs. Miss Sadie Davidson returns from Gratton to visit, while Mrs. Forrester in Vernon cares for family. News mentions Stine, Stine’s return, and a Sunday singing service at Mrs. Baldwin’s with J. B. Temple’s upcoming visit.
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Brattichor
Fayette Rice
Sadie Davidson
Gratton
HH. Forrester
Vernon
Stine
M. Te Rice
New
York
Dover
West
Poultey
Kj. Morse
Kendall
Ice house preparations and local visits in Jamaica
The report notes residents with ice houses preparing for the tee crop. Mrs Earl Simpson returns from visiting East Jamaica parents. L A Whitcomb remains unwell with his daughter Mrs Liazle Barber of Town shend visiting. Aus tin Lackey and family visit. Halbert Coleman of Hondville rents rooms at Mrs Knight. Vermont Grange members invited to Mrs Aunte Newcomb’s for a social with cake and coffee.
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Earl Simpson
Nor
Jamaica
L. A. Whitcomb
Liazle Barber
Townshend
James Lackey
Austin
Halbert Coleman
Hondville
Knight
Vermont Grange
South Wardsboro Notes on Local Residents
Mrs FO Gould is on the stek 1st. John Putnam, who visited friends here, returned to Nashua New Hampshire to work. Mr and Mrs H E B Kidder returned to Cavendish to their son HL Kidder Jr. Will Duncan has gone to New York state to join his wife there.
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Hiroko
Newbm
Eal Warden
Robwergen
Tomity
Stekefield
Miu
Holten
Viet Bratter
Willon
Stutelby
Pryce
Louis Dicketmay
Willam Wales
Joseph Teane Nas
Millers Falls
Rawle Iron Foundry
Ralph Mytealé
Congregational Sunday School
Roa
Crowh
James Sauller
G. A. Robertson & Co
Fulton
N.Y
Hinsdale Dramatic Club
Winchester
New
FO. Gould
John Putnam
Nashua
N. H
H. EB. Kidder
Cavendish
HL Fe Kidder, Jr
Will Duncan
New York State
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Morasiy Socltion of
Jurtington
Roan
Bb, Vernon
Joseph A. Delioor
J. R. Jones
Pant
Ubwalt Bixby
Rossel
Rhode Island Cavalry
Bradford
Massan
Richard Roof
New Haven
T. A. Tucker
Trolling
The
Water Board
Mr. Crowell
Lin Primietrure
Li Ie
Hyde Park
Halifax
J. Winn
Shelburne
Grange Hell
FR Cooke
Charles Cuttin
LH Stiirk
Hinsdale
Falythe Hortense
Terenrge Steely
Danville
Bek Wit White
Mpa
Filon Danewante
Aldrich
Keone
Edward Mererron
Jonn Beatt
Fireenfield
Surinseflera
Frank Elfiotte
Newton Steen
Helen M. Worden
Provadienien
Gould Aif
Boston
G. A. Robertson
Henry Harrington
Rratuteburg Wits
Hope
Holland
Rowton
Arthur Gorela
Chavonelle
Dhoah Bitton
Gartner
Mare
Groen Belt
Suretay
Toews Bay
Atcare
Henry Holland
Xon
Roger
George Hotlan
Rochester
St Mcield
Poston
H.C. Hylden
Worchater
Mass
Nias
J.J. Murphy
Murphy
Shamrocks
Turners Falls
R. L. Howe
National Biscuit Company
George E. Creene
Gece Bay
Britannia
South Framingham
Dunham
Brartiobor
I. O
Little Men’s “Britannias
Dunham Brothers
Ladies of the Universalist Society
Péonla
Kennedy
George B. Greene
West Wardsboro
Wardsboro
South Wardsboro
Schenck
J. H. Schenck & Son
Philadelphia
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