Death of Mrs George Howe Hinsdale
Mrs George Howe aged forty three died after a long illness from tuberculosis. She had moved from Westmoreland to Hinsdale about twenty five years ago to work in a paper mill and became a longtime resident. Survived by husband Richard Norman and Abbie two daughters Ay Vousey and others. Memorial observances planned with services at home and town hall, church events, and a series of tributes by local groups and relatives. Cremation at Grove cemetery.
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Rutland Miliary School
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Cheater
Vic
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Mes
H.R. Waite
Piney
Howe
Alwase
Rebekah Lode
W. P. White
Pie Grove
W. H. ‘Trickey
Universalist Church
Exery Elven
C. P Hall
Sheburne Malle
Masa
Hinsdale High School
Colton
Boston
Leach Vissted
Weat Swansey
Knitting Club
H. Holland
Ernest Thayer
Keene
Florence V. Goddard
Laconia
John Golden
Ashuelot
Thomas Ralelah
Bunjay
West Dover News Roundup and Local Notices
West Dover residents share illnesses visits and workdays with Mrs Rufus Sumjoy Mrs Leon Collins in Boston WL Adams on business W Frank Jones in Wilmington and Alvin Canedy Bretson this week Mr and Mrs Homer Lord staying with J Johnson at the Mrs Ellen R Mann visiting relatives in New Hampshire and Massachusetts W A Brown of Jacksonville and T L Allen of Wilmington in town early week Ladies Aid meets with Mrs C E Mann Wednesday May 31 Rev Mr Woodman to preach memorial sermon next Sunday East Dover holds band concert and ice cream supper May 30 Reverend Dr Chariton leads meetings at MM E church Miss Annie Osgood in Claremont N H for the cenron Rev George H Chambers ordained at Baptist church residents from West Chesterfield and Springfield attend Barret homestead events at the church amid a poetic sigh.
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Brattleboro
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The
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Philadelphia
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Frank Bean
Worcester
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Hinsdale and
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Canal Street
Marden House
Northfield Street
J. P. McCaughern
Lederman
New York
Opera House
Norman Scott
Hancock Street
Congregational Church
A. F. Fisher
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North Hinsdale
Hinsdale
Chesterfield
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Woodbury
Brattlehore
Mise
Baptist Church
Union
J. C. Hazelton
Toltwelock
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Smi
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Ellen Freeman
Grattleboro
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Newfane
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Boston
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Wilmington
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Bretson
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New Hampshire
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Jacksonville
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Moore
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Cambridge
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Dodge
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Angelo Biboro Wins Suit Against Ramage Paper Co
Angelo Biboro wins a damages suit against Ramage Paper Co for 18004 in a district court session in Festival Hall. The verdict credits Biboro with blindness from an on site blasting accident during a bridge abutment project, with defense arguing the company only funded rather than built. The jury deliberated about three hours after witnesses and counsel argued, and the case may appeal to a higher court.
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Ramage Paper Co
United States District Court
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Angelo Baldice
Rendshore
James Ramage Paber Company
Monroe Bridge
Mass
Baiduzat
Rainage Paper Company
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Alass
Ata
Rand
Italas
Pialms
Ramage River Company
Balduzar
Charles S. Chase
Whitingham
Clarke C. Fitts
Brattleboro
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North Adams
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Chase
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Martin
Fitts
Wheeler
Sarah Stockwell
Water D. Stockwell
West Shattleshoro
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Stockwell
Man chester Cotton Mills President Writes About Paint Mix
James 8 Barron of Manchester Cotton Mills Rock Hill discusses a 1883 method claiming a ready for use paint mixture from a barrel yields paint at about 120 per barrel. He asserts a quick process and compares to other options, noting cost and preparation steps.
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Barron
Manchester Cotton Mills
Rock Hill, & c
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