Death of Brattleboro Resident C F Thompson Sketches Career
Charles Frederick Thompson aged 73 longtime Brattleboro resident and public spirited citizen died Friday afternoon at home on Main Street after Bright's disease. He had given up active work a month ago and had shown steady decline. Services were held at Center Congregational Church Saturday at 4 pm with Rev H R Miles officiating. Alfred S Thompson sang two hymns and tributes were paid to his long association with the church. pallbearers included J P Hooker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frederick Thompson
Brattleboro
Main Street
Bright
H.R. Miles
Alfred
Thompson of Brattleboro Remains Noted Leader in Community
Charles B Thompson of Seymour born December 1840 son of Rev Charles Thompson and Hannah Miner. He rose in business from clerk to partner in Tyler Thompson Co then C F Thompson & Co and led Brattleboro Whitehall Fair association and Vermont enterprises. He served as treasurer of Brattleboro Light Co and director of Vermont Savings Bank, devoted to Congregational work, mission boards, and local philanthropy.
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Salem
Phomywon
Williston Seminary
Hampton
Mass
Seithing
Thompson
Williston & Tytor
Williston
Tyler & ‘Thompaon
C.F. Thompaon & Co
Williston Dowk
Freeiman Scott's Grocery Tisiness
Busilucas
Vermont
Chompson
Alice
Thompson Family Births and Legal Action Report
In May 1858 four children were born to a couple in town. Sir Melonie Thompson, after eight years at Burnham Classical School in Northampton Massachusetts, sues Charles IL Thompson and Vermont National Bank of this town. They survive with their mother Erick M. and Miss Mary H. Thom Hyon, who dived several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line
Thie Town
Melonie Thompson
Burnham Classical School
Northampton
Mass
Charles IL Thompson
Vermont National Bank
Erick M
Mary H. Thom Hyon
Widow Mive L Phillips Dies in Brattleboro Area
Mive L Phillips of Brattleboro died Saturday noon at her Western avenue home after prolonged illness. Born September 12, 1820 in Grafton, she lived in Windham Springfield Windham Elia White Water Townes Hent before settling in Brattleboro in 188? She survived by two sons George and FE 1 and two daughters Nettie Le and Alice Ry Phillips, all of Brattleboro. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM from her home with Rev. George J. Lawson officiating. burial followed in Proapret Hill cemetery. Known for a cheerful disposition, she was active in Baptist religious work despite declining health.
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Mive L
Athens
Henry v
Phillipa
Western Avenue
Brigit
E'Vlook
George J. Lawson
Proapret Hill
Phillips
Grafton
Jonathan Sod Ruhanal (Tenney) Gibson
Wind Ant
Dent
Jamie
Jno
Springfield
Wie
Ae i Carpenter
Samal
Windham
Whklips
Elia, I
White Water
Towan
Townes Hent
Brattleboro
Bsit
Binge Street
Thuy
Weetern Avenue
Centerville
Deaths of Mrs Brockington and Miss Spear in Brattleboro
Obituaries list Mrs Joseph EB Brockington of 53 High Street who died Saturday evening after long illness. Born November 24, 184, in Williamsville, she moved with her mother to Brattleboro and worked in the Estey organ factory before marriage. Survived by husband and one brother. Funeral in Williamsville. bearers named. Also notes the death of Miss Mix Spear, 21, of Washington Street, after a prolonged heart disease. Born Northfield Massachusetts October 10, 1885, educated Brattleboro High School Class of 1904, employed at Houghton & Simonds. Funeral services held Monday afternoon with burial in Morningside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph EB
Brockington
Colin Rodagrum
Joa
High Street
Stw
Williamavile
Fone
Dwight
Maria Bo (Mckinson) Ingram
Charles Nicholyy
Hy B. Walker
Don Miller
A. F. Robile
Williamsville
Turiat
Amity Lot
Brookington
Ami
Mixa Mat Hammone Spear
Mir Ami Mes
C. le Spear
Washington Street
Mise Spear
Northfield
Mass
Init
Brattlehare
Stone
Houghton & Simonds
Spur
Young Waren
Brattleborn
Bing
Fom
Stok
Marink
Morningside
Fe A
Doyle
Hatert Anton
Py VY Burler
Avery Miller
J. Hirey
North Maina
Abery
Banton Wedadey
Stapley
Seasson
Taylor
Orange
Wall
Hrattleboro
W. ©. Whitaker
A. J. Clapp
Naw Orlane
Prancis W. Crates
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Hanes
Whitney
Iren Street
Stevens
Duhon
Fietory
Ib Tanirow
Coorge
Edwin
Bowen
Charles A. Hareie
Charles W. Dinhutti
Marty Ta Emersons
Laws DB
Jurels
Edwin J. Ehh FE
Haskell
Wil J. Brown
Arth Jenr
Headley
Hoy G. Washer
Jay Henry Brick
B.S. Gath
A. J. Miller
Gamby
Arthie He Ubepps Hohn
Townshend
Henkel
Mt Cline
Bemgtl Mtr
Howe
Sclwenk
Selowenh Jo
Mr. Schwenk
Ander
Guidante
The Rivals at Richart Brinsley’s Sheritan’s classic comedy
The Jefferson family shines in The Rivals with William and Joseph Jefferson Jr. delivering strong Hob Acres and Jack Absolute portrayals. Support from Dal y Jack and Rosa Rattt, Lydia, lift the performance while Mrs Malaprop and Lydia earn praise. Auctioneers’ confusion mars the epilogue fragment.
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Joseph and
Willian Winter
Jeffersone
Richart Brinsley
Jefferson Boys
Willian W. Jefferson
Hob ‘Acres
Laclux
Joseph Jefferson
Kis
Oller Wlefferson
Willian
Daly Jack
Tack Absolute
Jefferson
Anthony
Brattleboro
History of Dentistry Talk by Dr Petterer at Club
Dr Z G Petterer presented a history of dentistry at the Browks House Professional Club noting early practitioners like Trane Greenwood and Paul Revere. The talk traced dental tools from ivory plates to gold dentures and urged better public awareness and regular dental care through education and hygiene. Automobiles and local notes followed, listing garage plans and car registrations and a roadside mishap involving Henkel Brothers' Cadillac.
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Z. G Petter
Browks House
Moray Evensing
Petien Force
Tilo Biel
Trane Greenwood
Fleet Dental College
Baltimore
Petiveene
Healey
Touthachs
Dr. Poptee
Callywood Boam
C. P. Barber
National Republican League Delegates Selected for Jubilee
The National Republican League of Vermont names fifty delegates and alternates for the Golden Jubilee convention in Philadelphia. Delegates include TS. Tyna Bellows Pulley Max Powell Burlington and others with leaders such as W RK Farnsworth Rutland George W. Pierce Brattleboro Artine G Spnelding Ludlow. The list also notes alternate delegates and political figures from Burlington, Brattleboro, Springfield, and Bellows Falls.
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National Republican League
Epublica League of
Vermont
Deltuntes
lWwich
Philadelpia
Fiyne
Tyna
Bellows Pulley
Max
Powell
Burlington
Prank D.thomps
Barton
W. RK. Farnsworth
Sateliite Till
Bellows Falls
General T
Took
Burlingtons
O. IL Stearns
Jalnan
B.D. Raymont
Pair Haven
Te L Baoan
Brattleboro
Bred Spantling
Springfiel
Brattleboro Wins Outslugging Millers In Peninsula Game
Brattleboro bats heavily in a 11 to 7 win as Millers Pallé Palle Iapeball Temuie suffer a rough afternoon on the island. Latied out 24 inning total, Kilian allowed 21, Driscoll 18 as Beattleboro fielders covered well and Riley Allen Trendall contributed. Beaven chased with three singles and Bush added three two-bag hits for Mil lore, while Annie and Marek sparkled at short and infield. The Beattleboro team controlled the game with timely hitting and solid defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers Palle
Uvertichars
Milter Palle
Brattleboro High Beats Helions In Island Baseball Tilt
Brattleboro High downed Helions on the island Saturday morning 9 to 4. Brasor, Poriter, Smith, Bresnahan and Peach led with timely singles in the seventh inning. Bellows Palle hurler was strong, aided by three errors by the visitors. Widespread scoring came from late connections and solid defense to seal the win.
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Princul Tines Brune Patie
Helions Fully High School
Hie Meres
Brattlebora Boys
Brasor
Porriter
Smith
Bresnahan
Peach
Fiellere
FO Bk Arvo
Fee
Dellows Pala High
Frigg
Aonaage Soou
Pig Valley
Taylor
Tteanm Tag
Borate
Bellare Yiu Dolla Es
Stilly Haves
Teeriter
Jonnshany Paack Smith
Oguette
Lawlor
Pore
Hadley
Fi River
Bowen
Dibhle
Fr Smith
Bardwell
Cardwells
Hanes
Walla
Wardle
Beasor
Athletics Victory Hopes Rise In Island Game Past Week
Sporting notes report Brattleboro aims for a fourth straight win as the Toens Athl ative hosts Bellows Falls with Mike Pierce and Lovejoy in the visitors’ battery while Cooley and Allen catch. High school baseball sends Brattleboro to Vermont Academy with Braser and Hirosnahan. A Wesleyan Georgetown tilt features Artline Monroe striking out four in three innings before an ankle sprain ends his day. The column also includes an ad for Kadot Digestive Aid.
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Focal Athletics
Themmorrow
Toens Athlative
Bellows Falls
Mike Pierce
Amiower
Lovejoy
Sastons River
Vermont Academ
Braser
Hirosnahan
Collins
Boston
Simmy Terrett
Cincinnati
Colling
Barrett
Ietill
Artline Monroe
Wesleyan
Georgetown
Monrie
Hot
Durin
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Wart Por
Hunoer
Synete
Jovale
George B. Fie
Jcas Light
Cas & Electric Lights
Ih. R. Messenger
Tories
North Wid
Tyler Str
Rsdn
Horton D. Walker
Choice Farm Loans
Washington
Dakota
Turpetors
VT. Loan & Trust CO
Brattleboro, Vt
F,b, Putnam, General Agent
San Francisco
GEO
M. Clay
Sueenaporto C
Jenne
Bark Block
ODELL
James B. Randall
Brice
New Woolens
W. H. Haigh
Ouston ‘Aitor
Elliot St
C.F. Thomas
Ph.g
C. F. Thompson
Ar. Thompenn
Center Congregational Church
A. Dick
Pestnof
Berkeley Temple
Keainson
Prudential Committee
Photto
Noyes
Thotupeon
Ste. Thompson
Elizabeth
Charles F. Thompson
Mr. Henry
Mat H. Spear
William W. Jefferson
History OF
Dentistry
Giorse E. Greene
Weikey
Davis
Maynard
Kennedy
Caney
Drattiehary
Millers Watley
Hameo Stofen
Kudol
Jong
Kadot
George BE. Greene
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Bennington
Bennington, Vt
Percival W. Clement
Goliath
Clement
Edward J. Hall
Rutland
Evans
Philadelphia
Frank Jones
Guinness
Toomey & Cody
Congress Street
Springfield, Mass
C. E. Allen
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