Northfield News Outlines Local Deaths and Events
In Northfield and surrounding towns through Windham County, notices report the death of Mrs. Frank Whitaker after a week’s illness and funeral details for Madam Robbins. Social events include a Powers Institute recital, a teacher and pupil party hosted by Mrs. Herbert Priznell, and a Sunday eve guild program. Weather notes cite subzero temps easing to mild, with ice storms and sledding conditions mentioned.
Rev Me Jackson Returns From Burlington Trip
The Rev Me Jackson returned from a trip to Burlington on Saturday and conducted services Sunday. Civil authorities met last week to revise the check flat for the High License law ahead of the February 2 town meeting. Walter Walker and Ars Tavern Benth traveled to Newfane for the funeral of Mrs Milliceut Piston Wallon held at the old Flaher tone steady her late hui. Miss Curtis of Daneton Plains near Boston remains at Ko He Miller's for the winter. Mrs Otic Amidin returned from Dover where she visited ill relatives. Mrs Wright came back from Seattle to visit friends. Bertha has not yet returned. Miss Etta Lygan recently returned from a western visit.
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Me. Jackson
Burlington
Walter Walker
Ars Tavern Benth
Newfane
Milliceut Piston Wallon
Hui
Miss Curtis
Daneton Plains
Boston
Ko He Miller
Otic Amidin
Dover
Wright
Teattleboro
E. Society
Stevenson
Grange
RH. Winchester
George M. Burdick
Methaet Church
Williamsville
Woodlawn
Mary Bruce Hurditt
Our
PT. Bruce
Putney
Millicent Fisher Walker
Fred. Sh. Robeson
Windham County Creamery
Union Ball
C. Stiles
C. J. Hescacik
HK Sparks
A,b. Rood
H. H. Holbrook
George B. Warm
J. O. Fullett
Johnson
E. P. Osgood
Frank Wod E. Yean
I. Follett
E. C. Stiles
Higgins
Birchard Post
W. B.C
Newfane Grange
J. H. Unvewood
C. P. DeWitt
Phone ‘Knapp
Southern Piney
N.C
Clarke Skingard
Florence
Brattleboro
Gertrude Brown
Beon Baeing
Hawkins
Bt Alione
Arthur Tangram
Dunmersten
Cora Wincheatte
Wilson Winchester
Ho A. Carpener
Chicopee
N. L Hawley
Brattlebors
Wheeler
Pawlet
Nelson Howard
H. M. Burk
HM. Burke
Jaralon
Amended conditions of voting contest on page eight
The article notes a 25 degree below zero thermometer reading on Tuesday morning. It lists local events including Mrs. K. L. Stevenson of Boston speaking on license law, A W Ransom in jewelry business, and Newton visiting town. It mentions residents moving, weddings and visits, social events, and a dairy school trip to Burlington.
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Bernardston
Ellen Streeter
Messrs
Bartlett, Boyd, Phillips and Thomas
Harvard Quartette
Boston
H. C. Brown
William J. Tyler
Homer Havercroft
Paris
Boston & Maine Railroad
South Deerfield
Rome
Lome Belwrr
Elocution Cn
Powers Institute
Bernardason
Kellowg
Thy Barth
Ball
New Smyland
Fiske
Roberts
Eastman
Northland
Youngs
Riis
Sherburne House
Douglas
Blue Flower
van Dyke
K. L. Stevenson
Bostin
A.W. Ransom
A. W. Ronson
H. P. Chase
Jamaica
Maryin Howard
W. A. Evans
Randolph
Frank Hubet
Springetind
Masa
Sons of Veterane
Orrin Sowell
Mra. Clough
Siater
Davenport
Hap Fat Inties’ Aid
Mra F. Rugg
The
Moscoy
Sey
Securegia Cea Cc. EK
Deacon Prentiss
Ie Waren
A. H. Mackie
I. Nisa Coleman
Putney
G. P
Carlton
Charles Parr
Jeanie Fore
Saxton’s River
Waldo Smith
Lester Lawrence
Iuc-iow
Townshend Ia
Lewise Thgalls
Tives
Whitehall
West Haven
George Eady
Springfield
Burlington
Deiry School
Welcome
Claremont
Mary Tenney
Jerry Maraiss
Saxton's
Hiver Fell
Kellogg
Mra RR
Barber
Maple Grove Grange
Capitol
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. J. Goodell
Mra
Wallace Hall
Weat Dummerston
George Hall
A. W. Gorham
Jason Gorhiam
Jason Gorhiam’s —Dr. and
Mra. Gorham
George Gould
Robert Goodhue
B. R. Chapman
Voting contest amended and visitation noted in Amherst tale
Fragmented report notes amended voting contest conditions and a donation event involving a spouse. Mentions Whitaker of Amherst on business and Fisher visiting. Indicates Sunday school rally attendance and a trip to Wantsboro by Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitaker
Amherst
Mass
Rh Fisher
Ieboimm
Minttallie
Local notices mix with deaths and society events
A circa late 19th or early 20th century town page mixes social events church notices and community updates. It records oyster and pie suppers at Congregational and Methodist venues, a billiards and reading room ping pong event, lodge installations and speeches, musical evenings, and a memorial for Mrs Ellen Cutler Deberuise with tribute to her character and family. It mentions hospitalities, visits, weather, and local job notes alongside minor incidents and a drowning scare in East Putney.
Accidents at Pierce's mill raise local concern
A. C. Fellows and daughter from Greenfield report two accidents at Pierce's mill last week. E. W. Barnes injured a forefinger by a saw while E. W. Konpp bruised his left hand on a bench saw. Despite poor weather, crowd attendance rose at the chickoo-nie stover and a January 27 event was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Fellows
Greenfield
Mass
A. N. Marsh
Pierce's Mill
E. W. Barnes
E. W. Konpp
Memorial ball and town notes mark a busy week
Manager Childs hosts an attraction at Memorial ball on Iub 28. Town voting contest amendments are noted. Packard and wife depart for Greenville Tenn to publish a paper after years of civic involvement. A fire damages the Draper house and Grange officers are installed. Town meetings feature dairy and cooperative creamery talks, with the town anniversary and a lively farmers gathering at the town hall.
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Childs
I'ub
Soo
Thers Inanelur
Paar
William L. Puckard
Greenville
Tenn
Packard
Draper
Martin A.rows
Grange
Honey J
Allen
Pitch
B.J
Arthur Stearns
Will
Julia Harris
Orrin K. Buell
New York
Uy Palmer
Jbo
W. L. Packard
Greenfield
Rons Wat
Patrick Rogan
Tiroere Falls
Mas
Wie Varators
Wiltruman Savings Bank
Bald Torsilay
Edward Titus
Frank Barat
Chas. D. Spencer
Barnard
W. Hord
Spencer
Frank H. Fitch
Harnard
Clark Chandler
Bih. Porter
Putue
Ly Puller
Whittingham
Ho Kidder
Burr
Tiell
State Board of Agriculture
Leslie W. Hugh
Bell
Vermont
New England
Atborn
Ernest Hitchcock
Pixtaturst
Te Te Kinney
Hero Spake
W. le Dow
Hardwick
Co-operative Creamery
George Aitkin
Billings
Amplina
Ernest Hitchecol
Mitteford
Geo. Altiin
Yes
Italy
Germany
Prince
Mixed Local Notes and Vague References From Vergennes Enterprise
The Vergennes Enterprise notes several domestic items and social mentions. Amy Liester Prenieli leaves Athol Massachusetts while Hattie Palmer works for a new firm. Edith Sanders visits Chester and Arthur Jackson with Martha Baxthampton Mass. A rumor hints at a referendum outcome and law changes.
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Vernon
Bea
Liester Prenieli
Athol
Mase
Mins
Hattie Palmer
Philp Chamberlin
B.A. Streetve's
Ahernce
Edith Sanders
Chester
Arthur Jackson
Martha
Baxtharmpton
Mass
Jackson
B. A. Sitroeter
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Piye
St'enay
Emall Winchester
Bative of
Lind
Mary JB. Newkirk and
Hart
Berlin
Samuel Henry Smith
Jonnie Nilse Pierce
Woodstock
Vite
Arried Westneaday
Jag
KE. W. Smith's
Ee River
Will Meriam
Veterans and Relief Corps Bac
Thefternoon
Frank Stockbridge
Relieforpe
Oterans
Aid and Sons
F Veteland
Clinton Ware
Ernest Field
FL Durkee
Fred Allen
Warwick
James
Rhe Cummings
Enaquid
Frank Whitaker
Northold
Athollan
Wendell Depot
Gill
Charles
Jessies
Miller
W. C. Smith
Doorfield
Mra S.A. Lamphear
Met
Severance
Heighride
Edith Loveland
Grensfield
W.C. Sraith
West Deerfield
Frank Greenfield
West Day
Pind
Cireenfield
East Dummerston
J. Arma Miller
Willard Dodige
Jamea A. Reed
Robbins
A. E. Robbins
Lovelock
Parkyn Jackson
BE. EH. Miller
O. F. Bennett
Mark Johnson
Dummerston
C. G. Walker
A. Prescott
Willis Ray
Evening Star Grange
Mundell
A. E. Robbina
Madam Robbing
Lillian Clark
L. W. Perry
Millers Falla
Manx
Percy Warwick
Gen
J. Warren Miller
Miss Stickney
J. A. Miller
Ston Center
West Dummerston
Mr. Lingley
Baptist Church
Ladiest Aid Society
Harriet
Connain
W. W. Wilson
John
Keene
N. H
Deaningfield
F. J. White Nas
Canada
White
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Helt Brothers
Methodist Chunk
Hines
E. R. Perking
King Solonist Lodge
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Bellows Falls
Wallits of Hanor
Magonie Hall
We H. Hancock
Annte
D. B. Clough
G. T Aplin
W. BE
Pierce
W. A. Cole
Nest
E. Patterson
Gro Warwick
M. H. Pomber
F. T. Pierce
Fred Robertson
Guardian
C. W. Heronles
Sentinel
D . Cloneh
Aque Tette
Hert Bailey
Charles Farrington
Frost
BM. Williams
O. N. Pavison
Fiirbbrg
Towo
Ralph Houghton
Mrs Houghton
Mra Chadwick
Landytown
Joseph Kent
Asa Whitman
Westmoreland
East Putney
Ezra Pierce
G. H. DeBevoiey
Ellen Cutler Deberuise
G. H. DeHeroise
Congregational Church
Mel
Cutler
Grace Darling
Mite Mary
North Adams
Keone
DéHavoise
Westminster West
Kendall H. Winchester
Rendall H. Winchester
Popumani
Marlhare
Hart H
Ewanah (Haynes) Winchester
Cora May
Witnington
Curley Co
Hooker H Winchester
Krattlehare
Cartie Crosier
Wastington
G. OM. Burdick
Willinsville
GM. Burdick
New York City
Hartlett
South Newfane
Jolo
Jan
Converentiat
Zatelich
Kineston
West Hrattlebury
Mra FS
Clarence Laxelle
John Pinte
New. Jane “Thesday
Charles Thary al Lynn
Clarence Lavelle
John Mundell
Dummer Jat
William A. Bureh
Worcerster
Knom
Coe
Vin
Vergennes Enterprise
Baanmacrn
Delogieth
Laura Wachter
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Mulberry St
Newark
Vsinter
Earth
Page's
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Carroll S. Page
Hyde Park, Vermont
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Heroe Cancer
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New Orleans
E. E. Currier
Washington Street
D. C
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