Brattleboro couple marks golden wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Mather of Brattleboro observe their 50th wedding anniversary at 61 Main Street with over 100 relatives visiting between 2 and 6 pm. He, born in Marlboro in 1842, formerly freight and trade firm worker, was longtime Brattleboro resident. she, born in Guilford, had three sons and three daughters, with three daughters surviving: Clara, Minnie, and Toin A. Horton, Miller, and Pollen families attend from nearby towns.
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Andey Christian
St Leonard
Py Q
Canada
Mien
Marlon Adams
South Vernon
Ida Stratton
Dynon Ratno
Higelue
Hacackatreeet
Mise
Raleigh
Greenfield
Mass
Congregational Church
Ewan Mott
Brattlatore
Druakenno
Elwin Davis
Greenfiel
Moss
Br. Richards
Springfeld
Frank Hubbard
Arlington
C. Davenport
James Hurnt
Rome
WG. Booth
E. Savage
Win. PF
White
Mins
Mamie Mann
Spring Street
Booth
Christian Endeavor
HT. H. Hamilton
Spon
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Louise E. Hollister
Ju Hinsdale
Min Hollistir
Por
Albert Herbert
Attorpox Sihiwonk
Brattlebiro
J ‘Temple
Willian Mather
Min
Daugher
Avatin B. Miller
Main Street
Eric
Martboro
Marlboro
West Brattleboro
Mather Wis
David
Miller Mather
Miribird
Mrs. Mather
Damaris Ikhotly
George
Mila (Starr) Kelly
Hur
Counette Boon
Lawrences
Leighton Snow
Eaward Pratt
St Mfrs
Charles Turner
J. Lazelly
Mr . Pronty
Dover
Snow i Mathers
Mather
Brattleboro
Bln Isteert
Mr. Mather
Marlbore
Daniel and
Amamira (Miller
Benjamin Sarpenter
Guilford
Vermont
Leutenant Werner
Thin Tute
Gullyford
Mad
Walbridge G. Horton
This Town
Clara H
Austin B. Miller
Thin Town
Minnis J
Albert J. Pollen
North Fond de Law
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Detroit
Mr. Jefferson
North Hinsdale News And Notices
This fragment reports a local meeting for Memorial day support at a schoolhouse lawn, a colt injured by a kick and vet visit, attendance at a funeral, town residents visiting, and church notices across several villages including Spofford, Chesterfield, and West Townshend. It notes deaths and local families, with brief remarks on community events, memorials, and school activities.
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Mia
Herbert Barons
James Robbing
Raynsonville
Elmer Chamberlain
Springfield
Third Candidate for Congress in Randolph District
The Randolph Herald analyzes John W. Gordon of Barry as the third congressional candidate in Vermont's Second District. Gordon, a lawyer and former mayor with strong local ties, is portrayed as energetic but challenged by limited legislative experience and uncertain support. The piece notes party shifts and current voters favor Hawkins and Bell, suggesting Gordon's chances are slim and unlikely to alter the race dynamics.
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Randolph Herald
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Barry
Congress
John W. Chor
Canada
Massachusette
Gordon Te Aur
Citisens
Harry
Higedan
Maree
Marte
Gordon Hax
Gordon
Haskins
Gurdon
Taherwine
Plumley
Burr
Hamley
Gorton
Stenngsh
Barre City
Idaquaale
Hawkins
Bell
Stow
Wamley
Tim
Kittredge
Han Fine
Soming Fort
Bellavon
Conarne
Mount Washington sale in White Mountain reserve plan
Lands totaling about 70 000 acres including Mount Washington were sold at the county courthouse in Lancaster New Hampshire to Garland Cobb and Buhl Co and Osgood the transfer funds around 400000. The transaction aids a Congressional forest reserve proposal that would create a White Mountain region public preserve and links to an 8 million dollar act for forest protection.
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Filelal Buoke
Robert Ovgood
Garland, Cobb & Buhl Com Pats
Warione
Osgood
Sindar
White Mountain
Aprachian Forest
Xenorven
Bowne
McLane
Shire
Theophilue Parsone
Witon
Syrian Mill
Renian
Commonwealth of Massachusette
O. 8
Digodrich
Mariford
Conn
MeLvnn
New Hampshire
Parsons
New England
Foodrich
Thirtown
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