Depot Yard Mud and Liquor Agency Debate in Town
The Meddler reports on mud ridden depot yard after days of rain, rail unloading chaos, and critique of liquor agencies. Town discussion centers on prohibition, agency reform, and local option politics with calls to oppose certain gubernatorial candidates and support a Clement-led effort.
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Clephaman Ue
Pawnee Williamp
Central Vermont Eailroad
Clr Vue
Iostioutini
Aiman
Thi Pitas
Hyilok
Lions
Foowl Option Club
Clement
Clement Io
Eues
Jwall
Fivn
Dicense
Clement Tye
Creanpous
Gutsldare
Rutland
Local concert complaints and park obstruction prompt action
Grievance voiced over public use of Colonel Hooker residence lawn during a Thursday night concert. Observer notes tents and stakes blocking sidewalks and yard space, urging authorities to adjust tent placement to protect property while allowing event access. Also reports YMCA and Catholic Union baseball results amid wet conditions and a close game with notable fielding and pitching.
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Colonel Hooker
Hooker
Uetnan
Aristoura
Morse
Thompson Statement on Hemlocks use as summer hospital
The Thompson trustees oppose delaying a Hemlocks use for sick sewing women and propose limited occupancy with two physicians approving intake and a surgical operation plan. They cite financial strain and seek to minimize hospital expenses while keeping care and attendance available in the Hemlocks facility.
Church Services and Advertisements in Local Notices
Morning worship at First Baptist with Bible readings and services at 11 AM. Adventist Christian church activities noted with Sunday school, preaching, and Lord’s Supper. Whitehall and surrounding congregations list services, addresses, and vacation closure for August. Advertisement notes stress value of advertising for business growth and public memory.
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Pirst Haptis
Eburch
Martie
Mirping
Nymh Biblestimvil
Nem
Tapom
AMT
Centre Congregut
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Miley
Randes
Hareferdts
Usk
Christan
Hristian Soleies
Magbloke
Ta. i
Rendin
Roots
Adventist Christin
Nivetine
Joe
Wi A
Brel
Mags
Rainstorm Blaze and Lightning Strikes Hit Homes and Mills
In county and vicinity reports a large elm tree fell during a storm at Hat Puthey near A. Raerington’s property, a windham Goodell mill burned with 80 000 feet of timber lost, and a Guilford Center lightning bolt damaged trees and a house interior while a bolt at Frank Bennett’s home caused a boiling pail of water.
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Alors
Hich
A. Raerington
Gore
Hat Puthey
Goodell
Windham
Luss
Gouilell
Guilford Center
Brant Dauids
Bolt
Frank Bennett
Bound Over for Burglary in Adameville Case
Levi Patnodé a 20 year old Frenchman from Whitingham was bound over to Greenfield grand jury for breaking and entering the store of By A Brows at Adameville in Colran and taking money from the drawer. A cousin notes he prepared for the job. his mother says he went to bed as usual that night, with arrest by Major McKay and Deputy Sheriff Crafts.
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Levi Patnodé
Whitingham
Gtand
Greenfield Baturddy
By A
Adameville
Colran
Jai Patnode
Whitinglin
Niles
Major McKay
Sheri! Crafts
Springfield Republi
River death shocks community after local man found
In a Monday forenoon discovery Ronson Pave, about a mile and a half west of Saston’s River, was found in the river below J. W. Farnsworth’s. Reports say he left home Sunday afternoon, intending only a short walk. His body was recovered after hours of search, badly damaged by river currents. The obituary notes he was elderly, with a wife named Widower and mentions family ties, business connections, and a funeral planned for Wednesday in West Dummerston. A separate town meeting notices Democrats gathering Saturday evening.
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Alete
Ronson Pave
Saston
J. W. Farnsworth
Gutebel
Khors
Davis
Canada
Heath
Dowls
Kimball Place
Sur
Mary Howe to Perform Telogues at Aug 24 Concert
An August 24 hep concert features Mary Howe presenting tunous interpretations from La Bohème in costume, with Jane Terrion. Arthur Phillips, a rising bari, will appear after studying in Paris. A Brattleboro area political meeting discusses Clement campaign efforts and possible presidential visit. Wardsboro Center reports ongoing post rallies and local social list updates amid wet weather and travel delays as residents reflect on recent losses and upcoming events.
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Hep
Mary Hlowe
Timad
Jane Terion
Mary Howe
Brookes Hodes
Phine Tor
Windhan County
Charles T. Vat
Hollows Falls
J. W. Shelly
Putney Ware
Clement
Brattebors
Brattlebore
Ian Turner
Turner
Young Man's Republican Club
Corman
He Brooks
Births and family notices from New York area paper
Birth announcements, names and partial details for newborns in New York region, with assorted misread letters and garbled lines. Mentions likely parents, dates, and places but many portions are unreadable. The readable fragments indicate multiple entries for infants, hospital or church locations, and relatives.
Here’s a proposition to Reformer subscribers
A promoter offers current Reformer readers a deal to send two new subscribers at $1.50 each and receive a one year advance credit, effectively making the Reformer free and saving $1.50. The offer runs for 30 days.
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