Brattleboro men arrested for intoxication and fined
Brattleboro men from the town were arrested after an evening in the city amid drinking temptations offered by local vendors. Each man paid a fine of 1881 and returned home wiser but poorer. The report notes various local activities and upcoming events in Brattleboro and nearby towns.
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Brattleboro
Caroline B
Howe
Boston
Horton D. Walker
New Foresters Hall
Local notices of gatherings and town news updates
fragments report social visits farm changes and town business across Wilmington Jacksonville and surrounding areas. mentions of meals donations new fences schools closures and graduations with references to residents such as Hud operated by Mr and Mrs Grove of South Carolina and other named locals. union services and a stockholders meeting are noted though details are sparse.
Local notes from Athens and area society pages
Announcements and social items from Athens district include Henry Lynne rebuilding a bed, Annie Brackett hosting a party for school children, and visits by Mrs Jennie Stanley and her daughter to George Brackett’s home. C Smith returns from Halifax then proceeds to Mr Thomp son’s barn work. Heat and stringency noted. June 18 marked Children’s Sunday. O R Edwards visits daughter in Grafton. LeMay and Daisy Wilbur of Hartford called on W W Bridges. Miss Ella Bratton celebrated 16th birthday with friends. The Methodist church expected a pastor but the minister did not stay.
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Fitchburg
Nora Harvey
Henry Lynne
Annie Brackett
Mra
Jennie Stanley
George Brackett
Gueiner
C. Smith
Halifax
Mr. Thompson
Athens
O. R. Edwards
Grafton
LeMay
Daisy Wilbur
Hartford
Raymond Carl House
Newton
House
Purlington
Alfred Desmore
Henry Desmore
Desmore
Raymond Beebe narrowly escapes drowning at West River
Beebe, while swimming Sunday afternoon, thought the water shallow enough to touch bottom and disappeared below the surface. Birnie Philips and Donnie Van Valkenbergh pulled him from the water as his companions watched. The incident followed a circus trip to Brattleboro and comes ahead of the Fourth of July benefit concert at Leland and Gray Seminary Building at 7:30 p.m. Reserved seats are urged.
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Jarrow
Raymond Beebe
Holland
Brattleboro Werthestuy
Uckets
Weber Mile Juschette
Bronton
Leland & Gray Seminary
West River
Beebe
Birnie Philips
Donnie van Valkenbergh
West Brattleboro Clergy and Local Notices Summary
In West Brattleboro Rev. Mr. Mitchell of Wilmington will fill the pulpit at the Baptist church on Sunday. Miss Ida Fox has concluded her engagement with the Brattleboro Manufacturing Company. Mrs. Frank Taylor and Mrs. S. B. Mat her and daughter Irene left for St. Lawrence county New York for vacation. Henry Chamber’s cat bit a hand. wound swelling, cat killed. A window injury to Mrs. Sirgent severed the tip of her middle finger. Vermont Academy commencement featured Dr. Horace F. Willard of Wollaston MA delivering the address at Saxtons River. Graduates included Frederick C. Beaman, Bernice Butterfield, and Estella Butterfield. Beaman gave the oration. Butterfield read the compose and sang. Awards included a gold medal for juror studies and other prizes with noted students from Saxtons River and nearby towns.
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Mise
Mary Cheney
Therummer
Olive Shumway
John Henkel
Brattleboro
Ella Jajpobs
Louise King
Westfield
Mass
Grace Noble
Ora Underwood
Southchin
David Endy
LH. Reman
Saxtons River
Fred
Leon Cheney
Hanover
Rey
Thomas Cull
Jamaica House
Albert Snyder
Fannie Howard
New York
Edward
Mr. Howard
Melendy Telephone Fing
Washburn Melendy and
Emery
Boston
Fadth
O. M. Lawton
BW. Blodgett
J. A. Taylor
Mledgett
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Lawton
West Brattleboro
Mr. Mitchell
Wilmington
Ida Fox Hig
Brattleboro Manufacturing Company
Frank Taylor
B. Mather
Irene
St. Lawrence County
Henry Clinbeo
Vermont Academy
Horace F. Willard
Wollaston
Mase
Vermont ‘Accademy
Frederick C. Beman
Bernice Butterfield
Walpole
N. Hu
Estella Butterfield
Jacksonville
Mabel H. Richanlson
Saxtone River
Frederick C. Beaman
Mise Esteller Butterfield
Clase
Mise Blanche Farr
Jones River
Miso Wetelts
Norwich University Commencement and trials in Vermont
Norwich University held commencement exercises in Dewey Hall with Gov Bell and other officials present as John Lewis of Troy delivered the main address The cornerstone of Alumni Hall was laid by Captain Henry V Partridge After the toast session, the article covers Fred Johnson being sentenced to 12 to 14 years for manslaughter in Bondville and ongoing investigations into Equitable Life Assurance Society led by Secretary of the Navy Paul Morton with resignations of top officers.
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Northfield
Gov. Bell
Star
John ‘Lewis
Troy
Dewey Hall
Dewey Hill
Henry V. Partridge
Alden Partridge
University
Corporation
Gay. Bell
Gen
G. M. Dodge
Edward Moore
Fred Johnson
Bennington
Manchester
Rowell
Windger
Kitting
Jai
Bondyille
Wic Hall
Jay
Supreme Court
Paul Morrow
Axsuminee Society
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Mr. Morton
Haskins & Selle and Price, Waterhouse & Co
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Francis Hendricks
Frederick D. Kilburn
State Banking Department
Equitable Trust Company
Paul Morton
Navy
Gage E. Tarbell
George T. Wilson
William McIntyre
Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Thomas F. Ryan
Morton Trust Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Equitable Society
Ryan
Equitable
Amure
Rea
Stes
Eel Ryan
Metropolitan Traction
New
Premier of Greece Assassinated in Athens Chamber
Theodore P. Delyannis, the popular premier of Greece, was stabbed and entered the chamber of deputies in Athens on Tuesday June 12. He died within three hours, ending a turbulent political era.
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Theodore P. Delyannis
Chamber of Deputies
Athere
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