Brattleboro Water System Offer Details Crowell Proposal
The Water Board offers 260000 for Crowell's system complete with Sunset Lake works and 340000 for the Chestnut Hill and Sunset Lake systems. The plan includes removing cottages near Sunset Lake, building a large pipe network, lowering and damming ponds, new hydrants, and rights transfers to Chestnut Reservoir and Sunset Lake Water companies. Completion expected by Nov 1, 1907 with Brattleboro paying 250000 and water firms delivering all properties and rights, under board and engineer supervision, and subject to health requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Deelaebe
Ga ‘Cheatunt
Sunset Lake
George B. Crowell
Chestnut Hill Water Company
Sunset Lake Water Company
Davis
Stickney Bronk
Pleasant Valley
Brattleboro Board of Health
AL Sans
Hecesaary
Sunset Lake Eystem
Pheasant Walls
Ter
Meefar
Bernokys
Pivnman Wadden
Sark
Banset Lake
Stickway
Ploneant
Weatern Avenue
Cabin Streets
Woetard Arena
Thrneh Union Street
Toms Kilian
Thnemgh Frost
Mpl
Cauke
Ing
Ville
High
Pine Street
Huiltond
Centervilly
Ehn Jurheer
Prospect Atrrete
Thermus Atrents
Prospect
Ping
Chiylie
Pean Mirtle
Colne Street
Clark Street
Doolittle
Terrace
North Street
Toerses
Taylor Streets
Walnut
Howard Street
Chase
Grave
Crowell
Chestnut Hill Company
Vernon Street
Chestnut | Reservoir Company
Brooks
Swedeville
Brook Road
Frost and
Elliot Streets
Alan
Oak Grove Avenue
Union Sill
Water Board
Hailifte
Brattlehoro
Brattleboro
Junset To Water Company
Chestnut Til Reservoir Company
House of Correction hearing adjourned to March 8
The investigating committee examined witnesses regarding the house of correction at Rutland. Lottie Monahan of Harlington testified about a prior incident involving Marvin McClure, who is serving seven years for complicity in a crime. McClure appeared with a lawyer requesting a trial. Monahan was later arrested in Burlington for the next committee meeting. Sheriff Kelley of St. Albans testified about mileage schemes, noting enforcement of law with charges often paid by inmates and fees benefiting Harlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Sheri
Marney FL Kelley
Ab Haus
Macy Privious
Pranklen
Harlington
House of Correction
Pranklin
Fred
Rich
Rothinil
Neil Lek
Hall
Barna
Intom
Hyight
Mars
Harel
Morgan
Death of Walter Childs on Green Street ends in self infliction
Walter A. Childs of Brattleboro died at his Green Street home yesterday afternoon from a self inflicted gunshot wound fired several hours earlier. He was conscious after the shot and spoke of being tired discouraged and lonely. he intended to end his life and arranged the deed in advance. Medical aid and church officials were summoned as friends gathered, with a long obituary noting his modest generosity and public service. He was a Dem ocrat active in politics for decades and left two sons, a brother, and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dackinron
Nevetyes
Pormmny
PA. Sargent
Raul Will Brown
Dickmann
Roaphinan
Nce
Dickinson
Bemis
Hoys
Sargent
Walter AW. Childs
Green Street
Mr. Childs
Childs
Vermont Wheel Club
Hannah Anderson
Ester
Anerson
Pratt
Gp.flake
Childe
Clits
Arevolver
Uhilde
Hanlon
Bernady
Hhumiver
Lin
Walter
Chibls
Wilmington
Colin
Maud Marthe
Winchester
Brattle Fote
Estey Organ Company
Chile
Alwase Todd
Clara Mi
John Davis
Charles Prederick
Chicago
George Arthur
Edwin Thayer
Springdold, Moss
Mra
Clary
Burlington
Silisetas Hoskins
Thle
Loua
Kidder
Batesburg
Panier
Wusinow
Childa
Democratic State Committee
J Rounity All Tower Ittees
James Cowland
Brattleboro
Mer
Brattleboro Lodge
Prvaldeaf
House
Eli
Grange Block Me
Menial
Hwente
Childe Lint
Mena Ology
Wantastiyot
Temaile
Wwe
Hr. Harrie
Watertown
N. Y
Universalist Church
Bert
Gen. Retey
Ny Qoliow
New York Life Uneurance Company
Lit
Turmoil in Rogers Case Hearsay and Legal Maneuvering
In a Rogers case hearing tense testimony reveals conflicts over citations and timing. Attorneys for Mary Rogers contest procedures while Lt. Gov. Lovell and Attorney General officials navigate court rules. Aiming to delay execution, counsels argue over the misdated citation and a potential Thanksgiving reprieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro Lovell
Macy Rogers
Doc. R
Jorney
Filts
Lovell
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Hursday
New York
London
Les Murry
Comedy Company
Beng
Diss
Alicé Johnson
Kitty
Sale
Am Highth Avenue
New Yor
Jnvkaniedlle
Andrews
Tan
Tom Hartess
Sled & al Hill
Tinemill
Roma
Billot
Bia i Edgett & CO
Tyler
Ofiee Hoyras
St Bellows Yall
Ted
Henry
Lonard Dios
Mieler
Honkar Ively
Zannue
Union Broek
Clark
Dontiat
Whitnay
Worney We
Haon F. Davis
Binerton
MMC
Horton
Itemi Biats
Pete
Ieee
Deen
Braisleboro
ESTEY
Estey Orcan Company
Brattleboro, Vt
Elliot Street
Co. E. Dilman
BO Elliot Street
Albany Business College
Schoong Seedkorhewcataing
Camsece & Tite
Albany
N.Y
Merchant Tailors
Morse—Profasaional
Frank
Kiting
Rowse
Bart
Sernat
Boise
Lwelle
Malls
Tol
WM. C
Emerson Block
Hinadsle & Vernon Perry
Summie House
Fouth
George E. Alderwood
H. G. Clark
Clapp & Jones Alarm
National Life Ine Co
Manuel
Finch
Wedding Rye
Eee Pa
AL Wood
Mass
Canable I
All of
Bratth
Maine
the Water Board
Penderick J. Hl. Kenoke
Neviculture
JP. Galsher
Onde Tym Bakery
Elas
Bock Oake
State Laboratory
Burlington Haw
Jand Snothir
Hardwick
Atill Ae
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Kurington
Walter Childs
Bketeh
Rogers
Petaan Alendoaures
Lairell
Winsor Toxtt- Sokim Tenes
Mary Rogure
Alenine Thom Meade
Attorsey General
Pini
Mrrp
Aalitary
Mary Bngvessemreet
Woteetaka
Winsil
Mes Rogees
Br. Pitty Tparnot
Tettell
Mogera
ROYAL
United States Agricultural Department
Department
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