West Dummerston Fire Disrupts Farm Operations and Local Notices
Fire swept Haven land and neighboring farms in West Dummerston causing damage to trees wood and outbuildings while neighbors aided in containment. Across the region town meetings and church events fill the week with multiple notices of funerals, illness, school reopenings and local trades changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avill ‘Treadway
Dummerston
Walker & Brown
Giles Reed
Bellows Falls
Charles Laughton
Marie
F. Laughton
Mra Dein Hilden
Greenfield
Masa
George Shelnat
Orin
Oscar Bennett
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Tonic Ad at Lowell Store
An old advertising notice promotes Ayer’s Sursaparilla as a reliable family medicine for fatigue and weak nerves. The ad, priced at $1, claims it strengthens blood and energy and directs readers to Cavern Col, Lowell, Mass, for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Lowell, Mabe
Brattleboro Notes and Local Notices Highlight Community Moves
Local items report Mr and Mrs Charles Tittle visiting Brattleboro and a farm move by Mr Fales. C W Stowart, Miles family, and Mrs Miles noted for sympathy and health. Grisdell plans to start a dream mill. various residents attend meetings, visits, and farm activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Wimdian
Fales
Palle
Ana
Tom Enim
Charles
Brattleborot
Baxtons
Tilver
Bia Farm
C. le Mesick Af
Bellows
Miles
Rearend
C.W
Brattleboro
Floreene Jenison
H. Whitcomb
J. N. Shaw
Warren
Hheade
Banda + A
Grisdell Jets
West Dover church and community notes May events
West Dover notes list a church pallbearer act in Amherst May 5 and a May field laboring shift with 21 attendees plus Miss Cutting. Mentions Miss Wheeler teacher Mrs Mann visiting in Maskachapette and New Hampshire, a moved family into Mrs Carse’s home, Myron Lyman family, and Mrs Harvey called to Wilmington. Also Eva Churchill on the roll with others improving. tonic ad lines at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adetla Hyscock
Alice Morse
Mary Litwell
Brattlebore
Oscar Willd
Atawnort
G. T. Manchester
Phare
Ben Ata
Upton’s Hotel
Armherst
Rillinge
Chad
Attindanes
Ninn
Munday
Tiler
Eva Churchell
W. Lynde
Guilford Hough
Tastweil
ES. Allen’s
Livdies Art Society
M. E. Church
Ailees
H. Putnam
Mra FT. Putnam
Hinten T Soeretany Arker
Rowlett, Paw
Aavister
Clara Hall
George Helswine
Med Bairhanks
Wancond
Mers
Asu Curtingeworse
Clyde Rewd
Nira United
Wilmington News Highlights and Local Notices
Wilmington residents hear of road repairs by J J Gleason and crew. Town meetings plan corrections in Me grand Tier. Social dance at town hall with Mrs C C Ware and daughters. Universalist parish supper Tuesday night. Major Childs expected to oversee new hotel work. Local deaths include Dennis Hair of Scarborough and Mrs Morse. New library books added and town meetings planned. Memorial day band practice noted. Several families hear of recent bereavements and weddings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
J.J. Gleason
C. C. Ware
Brattleboro
Universalist Society
Childs Ty
May M. Gratison
Richard LeRay
Batterfield's
Deerfield River Company
Mountain Mill
Tremont
Mr. Walls
Dack Marsh
New York
John
Gallup
Cora TB Unil
Wardaboro
Petia
Blacklock
Gatlay
Eli Winchester
Halifax Notables and Local Happenings Chronicle
Halifax and West Halifax notes recount the death of George W. Gregg a Hartford hospital patient born in Halifax in 1886 long a prominent Tidewater area horse dealer and tobacco grower. The report lists survivors including wife Alice Burt of New Britain son George W. Gregg Jr and daughter Avenue Gregg. plus local moves, visits, church and school activities and assorted town news from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Hartford
Conn
Gregg
Traftford
New England
Growa
Alice Burt
New Britain
George W. Grege, Jr
Atenue
George L. Clark
N. J. Bull
Jacksonville
Masonic Hall
A L J. Tucker
Pennsylvania
Stef E L. Hart
Clarence Howes
Sprice Corners
Ashfield
Mass
Rod. Phillips
Hoplist
Unclear fragment on remedy tablets for cold
Fragmentary text appears to promote a tablet remedy claimed to cure a cold in one day, but readable details are limited and attribution is missing.
BENNINGTON COUNTY OBITUARY AND LOCAL NOTES
Simeon Canedy, Civil War veteran, died in Williamstown Massachusetts on April 22 at age 58. Born in Readsboro, he served in the Massachusetts regiment, suffered multiple wounds at Cedar Creek and Balls Bluff, never fully recovered, and left a wife and three children. He belonged to BE P Hopleins post GA R of Williamstown. The Congregational churches of Bennington County report 1281 members with 39 admissions and 51 losses. 34 baptisms. benevolent funds and Sunday schools with 1102 members and 624 average attendance. Bondville notes spring work, road washouts, and school reports. Park’s new building under construction. mill difficulties hindering production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Canedy
Williamstown
Mass
Readsboro
Massachusetts
Cedar Greek
Balls Bluff
Congregational Churches
Bennington County
OSCE
You Can Lead a Horse to Water but Not to Eat Back
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a way to stimulate appetite in a thin, sleeping body. It claims fat gain follows hunger, stating the product wakes the body to use food and build new flesh. A call to action invites a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Raga
Ea Tater & Co
Con
Windsor County Events And Local Happenings
Windsor County notes mixed with town news, church activity, and social life. Mentions Agattompet clubs, a new house on Church Street, construction for F. W. Adams, and a Choral Union preparing the opera Holy City. Reports on town meeting purchases, residents visiting Grace West, and local anecdotes amid a formal village outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolore
Agattompet
Holy City
Miller Bros. Fur
Acery
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Windham
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West Dummerston
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Crattleboro
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Nebraska
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Menales
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Atcherson
Kev. A. G Robinson
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Keene
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Holla
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Myra Hotel
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F.C. Lateeniger
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Tye Aul
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Hiv
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Charles Stewart
Tragtleboro
Elmer Lampoon
M Smith
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Tye
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Yehuy
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Gale Districte
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Slade School
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