Social and Personal Notes From North Walpole Area
Local social column lists residents visiting, traveling, or ill. Notables include Frank L. Fink visiting as bank examiner, Mrs. Warren and Mrs. H. H. Mower improving, Arthur Hyde returning from Albany to home, Miss Lacy McKenny in North Atlantic, and numerous others moving, visiting Springfield, Boston, or Burlington. Several townspeople attend errands, work changes, or plan trips to Bellows Falls, Concord, or New York. mentions of town residents aiding relatives and attending church or societal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Walsh
North Walpole
I Sarrell Wood
Tonsle Baff
L. Emerson
Toston
Dusinews
Henry
Toomey
Howton
Frank L. Fink
State National Bank Examiner
Mrs. Warren
Springfield
Mass
Arthur Hyde
Albany Hualness College
Lacy McKenny
Lacy McKenny Is Visible Felenda
North Atlania
J. G. Barber
Northfold
Charles Kimball
Himper Wate
Chester
Thomas C. Cheney
Mortleville
H. H. Mower
George Foster
Springfold
Stwan
A.W. Childs
Manchester
William Richardson
8. A. Staith Co
Lixave Tuthil
Bellows Falls
George Powers
Brooklyn
C.D. Marrett
Springield
Hi. F. Brooks
T. L. Henphey
Valley Grain Company
Chester Thomas
Pearl Street
Central Strest
KJ. Fenton
P. L. Shea
Thoston
Fred Hopkinson
Cherry Street
Adame
Bowton
Edmund Carey
Pitebbung
Jenne
Boston
Joseph Miner
Greenfield
Dusinlle
W. Hines
Worcester
Mason
H. Hi
John Braser
Valle
H. W. Daniels
Franklin, N. H
Heber ‘Osgood
Stra. H. Mc Wood
Carroll
Eee
Bellows Alla
Dana Gilman
Norwich University
Hill
Leon White
the Hey
Gray
Samson
Montpelier
Grace M. Dana
Feather
Amherst
Crosby Block
North Hinsdale
Mea
H. B. Brown
Mra
C. L. Stickney
Norfolk
Old Point Comfort
Jo Gray Estey
White River
Janeti
Indiens’ Hone
Lena
Grace Kels
New York
George Hoberts
Mise Well Donate
Hutland
Mire
Sted
Balite
Andover
Tits Parente
Harry Knight
Roxbury
Roger Donahue
Nolvoke
Senate
Woashing OP
James P. Hooker
Len Bow
Jamee
Burke
Louise Miller
W. Ford
Cepa Creek
Cole
Brattlebore
Wiest Crattlebore
Sarnhheon
Lawton
Linden Street
Daniel Kellogg
Susie Kellage
Hronks
FW. Childs
Mise Childs
Batesbrough
Henry Preble
Enid
New London
George BK. Woolcott
Reston Harbor
Jas, Miller
Springheld
Minn
Washington
New York Fashion Houses See High Demand For Distinct Styles
In a wide range of exclusive designs from New York’s leading designers demand runs briskly. Manufacturers report they cannot meet the full appetite for these styles as a fresh lot is opened this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Swell Styles and Childrens Coats Offerings Ad
Swell styles In fine separate skirts Etamine Nun s Veiling Mis tral and Nob Mistral priced from 12.50 to 25. The Peter Thomson Reefers for 6 to 14 years in dark sailor blue serge and unfinished Worsted with monogram U S N chevron on sleeve brass buttons. Wash dress goods in great variety and new thin black and colored dress goods announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Thomson
U.S. N
Cheveron
Wetherill Lead Offered By Brattleboro Agents
Brattleboro agents offer the Wetherill Bro brand Pure White Lead established 1762. The lead is guaranteed pure at 1000, is fine white and durable, and priced no higher than other makes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
United States
Wetherill & Bro
Ex Gov Woodbury backs license for Van Neal house guests
The Meddler notes ex Governor Woodbury applied for a beer and wine license for the Van Neal house, arguing hotels need licenses for legitimate operation. It contrasts this with local option opposition and warns against lawn edge neglect and street loafing as spring returns, urging caution toward underage tobacco sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
van Neal
Brooks House
Brattleboro Board Declines Saloon Licenses and Issues Dist Class Rules
The Brattleboro Board of License Commissioners states it will not entertain any saloon license. It will issue only dist class licenses to hotel operators, allow liquor sold by the glass by hotels with licenses, and require personal bonds rather than surety bonds. The decision emphasizes preserving personal interest of responsible citizens to monitor liquor traffic and notes a proposed 1,000 dollar license fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of License Commissioners
Brattleboro
Surety Co
W. Putnam
Board of License
Grange Sewing Society Meet and April Dance Planned
The regular meeting of the Grange Sewing Society is set for Wednesday afternoon, followed by the Protective Grange dance that Wednesday evening in April. An inhouse program features piano solos, songs, recitations, instrumental duets, and a farce concluding the evening, with costumes for a later Catholic Union performance on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Sewing Society
Protective Grange
A. B. Miller
Miss Barker
Miss Haskell
Ernest Goodenough
Flora
Elizabeth Tothill
Arthur Hyde
Pauline Miller
Carl Leitsinger
Percy Henley
Misses Tuthill
Uncle Rufus
Iil
Cathoic Union
Brattleboro’s Building Boom Signals New Growth
Brattleboro eyes a building surge as furniture factory plans, a brick store and tenement block, and a high class apartment house move ahead. New dwellings for Hall brothers and Stafford are planned, plus expansion at the Home for the Aged and Disabled. The Smith Co. may establish a National Novelty Corp plant here, with potential for hundreds of jobs, and a Hayward Bros. chair factory branch is eyed. Rumors of Boston and Maine repair shops in Brattleboro add to the momentum as developers await the dam charter passage and new industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
B. Souto & Co
Ballaing
Elliot
H. L. Emerson
C. Robbing
Oak
High
5. A. Smith Co
National Novelty Correction
Smith
New York
Boston
Smith Co
New Hampshire
Hayward Bros
Gardner
Mass
Hunt's Meadow
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
R. Crosby
L. F. Adams
Main Street
Brattleboro Y M C A Dominates Northampton Team in 1A Victory
Brattleboro Y M C A defeated Northampton Y M C A 56 to 10 in a one sided 1A game. Brattleboro stars Ellis Perriter March and Carver led, while Northampton’s Regan was benched after rough play. In a tighter prelim, Printers beat Catholic Union 16 to 8 with Crosier and E Cundiff standout, as Brattleboro’s strong passing and quick baskets sealed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro Y. M. C. A
Northampton Y. M. C. A
Northampton
Regan
Brattleboro Boys
Will
Brattleboro
Stuard
Murch
Ellis
Carver
Brattleboro Northampton
Perriter
Bof
Megan March
Peese- Coi
F. Stone Howe
Mickleman
Tolta
Beas
Assere
Wade Statland
Ely
Miner
Brattlehare
Stafford
Howe
Ferriter
Tufts
Printers
Catholic Union
Crosier
E. Cundiff
Guiheen
Clune
Catholic Union Cecceetvast
Chane
Dimlewy
Gulbeen Cooks Ge
O' Lea Trinters Woul
Catholion
Geld
F. Candit
Wood
T. Cunditt
Chine
Cees
L. Cindit
Guibeen
Randers
Ther
Trun Levy
Tine
YMCA Scrub Team Defeats Brattleboro Juniors in Academy Hall
In West Brattleboro on Tuesday a YMCA scrub squad beat Brattleboro academy juniors by 14 to 4. A preliminary saw Catholic Union girls defeat Brattleboro academy girls 12 to 10. The St Johnsbury Republican predicts Brattleboro will face a strong challenge as Brattleboro hosts the championship games amid cheering crowds. The Unitarian church announces services by Rev Osgood with theme Blessed Necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro Academy
Academy Hall
West Brattleboro
Catholic Union
St. Johnsbury
Brattleboro
Brattle
Y. MC. A
First Regiment Band Minstrels Delight Brattleboro Audiences
The First Regiment band minstrels gave a highly successful Brattleboro Auditorium show Friday night with standing room only. Alson Dugan led standout numbers including Under the Bamboo Tree while W H Henley and Paul Mano delivered comic and musical pieces. The event featured a diverse cast, local hits, and a grand finale by the band, showcasing Brattleboro’s musical talent and the long-standing leadership of F C Leitsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Regiment Band
Alson Dugan
Mr. Dugan
W. H. Henley
Paul Mano
T. Frank Turner
Leslie Shackley
K. Willis
Brattleboro
Arthur Braser
Palmetto
W. A. Gilbert
A. 8. Thompson
Fred C. Adams
George &. Adams
H. F. Jordan
Jennings
Renfrew
Koontown
John E. Mann
Mother Carey
Uncle Epp
EB EF. Bagley
First Regiment
Ead
Bones
Z. F. Turner
Tam
Bos
Leslie C. Shackley
Paul Mann
Pages
Master Lyman Smith
Howard Brown
Ernest Arnold
Joseph Brockington
Lawrence Barber
H. Coxen
George Clay
Louis Ellis
G. E. Gilman
E. M. Goodenough
Glen Jones
Eric Landry
National Guard
Bennington
New England
F.C. Leitsinger
F. C. Leitsinger
Luther Miller
G. H. Clapp
A.D. Wyatt
Wm. O'Donahus
G. T. Lunberg
Murray Frost
Pred Swift
Sewall Morse
Carl Linitsinger
Carl Henkel
Harry Whitney
A. Trendall
Clinton Dugan
BE. M. Goodenough
BFBE
Bagley
Hallie March
Harry
Annual Roll Call and Supper Observed by Baptist Church
The Baptist church held its annual roll call on Wednesday evening with supper in the chapel at 7. One hundred or more members sat at festively decorated tables while young men served and music filled the gathering. Fred S. Knight presided over the roll call as Pastor Gee and B. Lawson offered brief remarks. Messages from absent members were read, gratitude expressed, and Rev Law son urged continued church work with the motto Lo, I am with you always. A somber note came from recent losses and illnesses. The event closed with a hymn composed by Mrs. Jennie C. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Messrs. Dugan
Leitsinger
Donoghue
Fred S. Knight
Gee
B. Lawson
W. B. Eddy
A. L. Maynard
Lawson
Jesus the Christ
Jennie C. Smith
Adventist church notices invite all to services and study
Prayer meeting at 10 45 p m Sunday, Sunday school at noon, caching at 2 30 and 7 0 p m led by Elder P G Lord of North Shrewsbury. Loyal workers 6 00 p m. Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7 00. Christian Science services in Market block Sunday at 11 00 a m subject Unreality. Sunday school 12 00 m Testimonial meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m From Tuesday Friday and Saturday 2 to 5 p m all welcome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventist Church
P. G. Lord
Robinson Crowall Nuptials Tie Benicia Bride to Brattleboro Groom
Miss Elsinore J. Robinson of Benicia California becomes the bride of Christin B. Crowell at the family residence Friday afternoon with Rev. Geo B. Lawson officiating. The couple will reside at 13 Myrtle Street after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Robinson
Benicia
Cal
Benicia High School
Northfield Seminary
Brattleboro
Mt. Termon School
Myrtle Street
Illnesses and Stroke Leave Local Residents Largely Out of Steam
Eugene Clark is very ill with erysipelas while Mrs. H. B. Soule is critically ill after a stroke of paralysis, signaling serious health concerns affecting local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Clark
H. B. Soule
Deaths of Mrs Bliss and local residents in Brattleboro
This week’s death roll lists Mrs Susan Knight Bliss, widow of Lyman G Bliss, of Brattleboro, dying in Akron aged about 60 after illness. Also noted: Charles Upham of Centreville died at 66 of heart failure. Mrs Albert Harris of Brattleboro on Washington Street aged 66 died of heart disease. Funeral and burial details given for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Knight Bliss
Lyman G. Bliss
Brattleboro
Bliss Farm
John R. Bliss
Akron
E. Q
Osgood
Locust Ridge
Susan Helen Knight
Dummerston
Judge Knight
Mississippi
Bliss
Albert N
Caroline
John R
Akron Grocery
John
F. 2
Dickinson
M. Esther Knight
L. M. Maynard
Somerville
Mass
F. D. Ogle
Baltimore
R. A. Knight
West Dummerston
J. M. Knight
Contocook
N. H
John Cosgrove
Cosgrove
Hooneville, Mo
Charles H. Upham
Mr. Upham
Leominster
Vermont
Westminster
Centreville
Upham
Baptist Church of West
Northfield
F. 8. Smith
Bernardston
N. A. Wood
West Brattleboro
East Putney Cemetery
Albert Harris
Washington Street
Harris
Halifax
First Baptist Church
Nettie Harris
Jennie King
Shushan
N.Y
Geo, B. Lawson
Prospect Hill Cemetery
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Busypiss College Sworthand & Telegraphy
Carnell & Hoit
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Grange News
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M C. A
Printers 16—Catholic Union
Unitarian ¢ Church
Minstrels
The
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Ceylon
Ind
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Balada" Tea CO
Hudson and
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New
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Matism
Truax
George FE. Greene
Peerless
Shea
UBERO
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Cimax
Victor
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Universal
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