Clock Repairing and Spare Machine Installments Agent Listing
Fragmented notice describes clock repair services and spare machine installments with terms of payment. Mentions Hihee over Doreta's Dring Store and Wy Mal street, W.G. DOLLER as agent. No clear dates or full entities are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Mike
Hihee
Doreta
G. Doller
Ayn
Brattleboro News Company Announces Store Redesign
Brattleboro plans a refreshed shopping experience with renovations and new goods. The company promises modern updates and inviting displays as it previews changes and improved services for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
New England
Tesco
Brattleboro News Company
Brattleboro News Briefs and Local Notices
Fragments describe civic proceedings and social events in Brattleboro. mentions glee club hours, teachers’ trip to Keene, real estate office vacancy, and a court fine for selling liquor. Also notes recruitment from southern states, prohibition busts, and local religious discourse by Rev. Arright of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civalende
Wratt’s
Glee Club
AY la Mead
New York
Europe
Keene
sUliele
Antonie Arright
W. Childs & Co
New York Life Ins. Co
Will Jilis
Northampton
Mass
Reformer
Sitnthiy Chreck
Carpenter
Weer Dimmersten
Justice Newton
Terrot
Georgia
1St
Georgii
Thailiffe
Weing
Wey
Brattleboro area notes on trains teams and local events
A mixed Brattleboro era digest reports the White Mountain train set to be discontinued on the first of the month, Mount Hermon skipping football this season, and local incidents from Landlord Hous capturing a prowler to Utah and Wyoming snowstorms causing fatalities. It covers army leadership changes, Mrs. Shea’s memorial dial project for a school, river navigation talk, Prohibition debate, local marriages, social visits, and community events with numerous names and places threaded through Brattleboro, Marlboro, Springfield, Windsor, and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain
Mount Hermon
Hous
Brattleboro
Utah
Wyoming
J.m.schofield
U.S. Army
Nelson A. Miles
Sheriden
West Point
Miles
West Brattleboro
Marlboro
Mia
Shermain
Don Cameron
Angelica B. Shea
George Shew
Geo. A. Hines
Judge Shea
Sheehan
New York
Oak Street
Board of Trade
Atlantic Ocean
Cleveland
Chicago
Mississippi River
Lake Michigan
New York State
Springfield
Connecticut
Holyoke
Northampton
James River
Dimes River
Michael Henessey
Mirabile Diety
Tie
Michael
Festive Union Block Displays National Colors Across Stores
Decorative effects brighten Main Street with Union blocks featuring draped real and white ware forming shields. Estabrook, Exchange, John Galvin, Wilcox, Coleman, Goddard, and Mags Granite buildings glow with red, white and blue bunting, pink accents, and starry banners from windows to doors sending a patriotic corridor along town viewed from the central boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estabrook
Exchange
John Galvin
Wilcox’s
Coleman
Goddard's
Local residents and visitors fill Claremont area notes
Sunday greetings surface as J. K. Melton and family visit Claremont. Numerous visitors from Keene Montpelier Greenfield Worcester and Burlington are listed with host families and towns. Health notes include whooping cough cases at Washington Street school and illnesses among Mrs Gagine and Mrs Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Munney
Mariel Huntley
Nelson Gagine
Michael Baker
Washington Street
W. EK. Hubbard
Bockien Arnies Salve Sold By F J Holden Co
An old advertisement touts Bockien Arnies Salve as a universal remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chilblains corns and skin eruptions claiming it cures piles with a money back guarantee. Price two cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Holdon & Co
Alv
Local visitors and residents gather during fair week in town
Laon Land of Fiskdale and Maes spend the fair week with relatives. Thomas Austin of Bondville visits with friends. John Ray Jr and wife of Boston attend with Chas J Rent from Springfield guest of his sister. Dozens of others from Holyoke, Northampton, Keene and Windsor come and go, visiting relatives and attending the fair. Stays include Lottie of Fitchburg, Misses Bruce and Wardaworth, and families such as Dowley, Perrys, and Brennan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Taylor
Washington, D.C
Craffen
C. FL
Baily
Chas
Faucett
New York City
N.hh
White's
Mre
Ellen Alexander Sapel
Warren All, Kenney
Northampton
Mass
Warren Huirria
Fitchbure
Frank Barris
Howton
Fo UL. Viarris
Rohde
sFulius Mason
Springfield
Cie Carpenter
Somerville
Francis Crosby
Harry Frost
Wooster
Ohio
Eugene Wroet
Jone
York State
Ada Spaulding
A. G. Oarlton
Mire, Bartlett
Hinksdale
No OH
Ik HL Smith
John Lucien
Boston
Theatore Chamberlin’s
Chamberlain
Andherst
Mise
PLE Smith
Harrimand
Windsor
AL T. Carlton
Miss Haynes
North Ailairs
T. T. Barrett
Lust Wah
Mary O' Byren
Athol
Mies
Herlin
N. Vo
Dauglter
Chia Downer
Coville
Weathernstoth
Ike
Dale
Wencester
Keames Wheeler
Worcetter
Cane
Andrew Blakeley
New York
A. Brown
Jance
HL. Standish
Montpelier
Caryl Agnes
John Shearmis
Miass
Harry Williams
Mra K. Haskins
Frat C. Crosby
Blackwell
Téland
Walter Potter
C. T. Belknap
St. Albans
Ben Whitness
Mendelson
de Kirkland
Bellow
Mary Miller
Gardner
Don Miller
Mlenry Coleman
Condo
J. OF
Coleman
Laon
Fiskdale
Maes
Kintall
Mount Hermon
Thomas Austin
Bondville
Holyoke
John Ray, Jr
Chas J. Rent
Geo. E.grioewne
Annie Wal Lizzie Rowehe
Ashuvlat
Col. and Mars
Dowley
Perry
Bellows
Mr. Perrys
Charles D. Barrett
Aol
Duy
George Daniels
W. H. Kinson
James Watson
Winchester
N. FL
Olive Pentland
Concord
N. F
Merrill
Son Newell
Holyake
Aml
al Parker
Carol
Lottie
Fitchburg Maes
John Brennan
J. T. Rudden
Bellone Falls
T. A. Murdy
Nellie
Mary
Alice Flavin
H. B. Haus
GC. I. Blake W
J. EB. Kearns
Advertised Letters and Names in Local Notice
Advertised letters listed include E Fonda, Etta Houstialing, Gonte Frank Clever, C F Witla, and others. A fragmentary note mentions a person related to Mrs EF Viear premier of this pee and a reference to a Mr Birrton. Further readable context is limited by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies E
Frederick Brstut
A A. Ermer
Lees
Birrton
Viear Pemier
Winchester resident faces bastardy charge in county court
Frank KK Ellihor formerly of Winchester now of that place was brought before Justice Newton Monday on a bastardy charge preferred by Carrie Moresbey of Vernon. He was bound under 8475 bonds for appearance at county court. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in updates from Amherst and surrounding towns, with arrivals, departures, and social visits noted through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Fowler
Washington Street
F. Nason
K. of A
Wales
Adv
Valley Fair Association
Brooks House
Co. F. 16Th Vermont
Wilmington Oet
F. $. Knight
Dunham Bros
Tootood
Wilter Geddis
Co. R.ith Vi
P. Ai
Kings Daughters
Ruthind
Isabella Charles Davis
Dickmann
New York
Grand Council
Enna Gregg
Migaee Minerva Tyler
Florence Howe
Lucia Mester
Beaunte Crown
Alfred Thompson
Circle of Kings Sons
Ethel Brown
Florence Clark
Wise
Tiaxen
Board of Selectmen
T. We Cahill
Henry Chapin
Frank Pratt
Mine Mountain
Old Wantastiquet
Republican Letter
Pharnacy
Red Men's Hall
F. H. Morse
Amos C. Mayes
Josephine Demurs
Thesday
Guildhall
Frank Crosby
The
Episcopal Church
Grange Hall
First Regiment
Mareh—Dotroek Journal
Wright Overtire
Orphenos
Oentioh Masurkaijsse
la Taarine
Cane Miley
Metrajurk
Charstey Waltses Symp
Honitix
Mareh
Dee Witt
American Fonts
Fortis Tone
Tie Nortly
South Frank Lyon
American Institute of Civics of New York
National Committee of Councilors
Bod. Maeris
Brattleboro
Lucius Mo Handy
Burlington
Mears L. Stilkon
Bennington
A. T. Campbell
Townshend
Vermont Academy
Perley Holmes
J. 1
Kidder
J. H. Gillett
Huell
I Barber
J. Dh Prive
J. B. Prive
J. G Price al DL Sweet
A. RR. Buell
TD. Patneter
T. D. Holton
Denver
Americ Public Health Association
Machinne
Canada
Mesivo
Chambertian
Gates Warenin Dé Coat
Indianapolis
Warman, Elwell, Chaiberlain & Cor
Frank KK. Ellihor
Winchester
Newton Monday
Carrie Moresbey
Vernon Tle
Rumors of Special Features and Cattle Show Draw Crowds
Disjointed notes describe Maj Childs leading a drill with knee breeches and bouquets, Richarson exhibiting fat cattle delights cattlemen, and a delayed fifth meeting motor. Boston chamber chief praises the Driving Class while organ displays and prize tickets attract attention. A list of dignitaries and grand sovereigns appears, with unclear ties to events and ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childs
Crowell
Simul
Richarson
Robinson
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Siani
Ronard Clark
Fiorilad
Carpenter
F. T. Heater
Waltham
Mase
McQuail
Theatre notes from a bustling London season
A fragmented theater preview describes upcoming works and performances at the Brealway theatre and other venues. It mentions the new comic opera Lithe Tree and a discussion on tragedy versus comedy among actors and foreign diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennox
Tomnes
Willard Spacers Conpmeer
Omic Opera
Neers
Brealway
Lennon
Xentral
Lettie
Aarthors
Lewes
Io West Lee
Cols Eters
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the Reformer
Phiay
Meteorologicon
Beptamiet
Theemom
Winit
Wate
Yale
Tel Feil
W. U. Citins
Canal St
Ani
Drouet
Maenh
Lepien Tories
Cape
Mae Wodel
Sawant
Olatiox
Poniar
Ned Ribot
Jow. Reiel
Co S. Pratt
Herrick & Boyden
H. Ellis Co
Tunaley
Eseiine Vt
M. Atsets
Jit, Sery
William LB. Clark
John Hopkins University
Clark
Baltimore
Maribor
Genivive M. Slate
Susan Clark
Woman’s Board of Missions
Manchester
Harry White
Worcester
Institute of Technology
L. Howe
Ind
Edmund Carey
Fitchburg
Wood
Shelburne Falls
W.J. Reid
Louise Williams
Brown University
Katherine Singleton
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bessie Cain
RB. Willard
Greenfield, Mass
Sidney Morris
Henry Burnham
S. H. Warren
Mra & W
William Inhman Ashowad-Bartlett
College of Herds
William Letman-Ashimend
Bartlett- Hurdett- Coutts
Wittoness
Coutts
Atole
Sikowwe
Trier
Antonio Aerizhi
Tolgsian
Parker
Putney
India
Marion Mosey Ontéins
Moray
Catherine Cat Iy
Northiopton
Moe
Renie Menhey
Werelatock
Michael Shorty
Hunter Plaiting
J. B. Ran
All Needle
May Morris
Brattleboro Overall Works
Mabel Johnson
Hooker, Corser & Mitchell
Harry Smith
Clapp and Jones
Nellie Lord
W. B. Clark
Mamie Barrett
Hinsdale
Crattleboro
Anna Grant
Sanford
Northfield
Nina
Plittines
J. K. Melton
Claremont
Nel
Robert Whalen
Estella Cooper
Bertha Colby
N. UL
Mirshall Gout
Fd. Robinson
Albert Bixby
Davis
Greenfield
Frank Pisco
Roth
Willian Perley
Donal McLews
J. Higgins
South Deerfield
Mary Monahan
John Austin
T. J. Denning
Willimantic
Daniel Sullivan
Bockien
Arnies Salve
Nora Prosser Kenney
Estey Organ Co
Highy House
Canal Street
H. A. Wainsworth
Retting Block
Leonard Block
Ellie Street
Will Chase
Weet Village
O. H. Ellis
King Bird
Amherst
HE Minor
Fred Clark
Wardshoewto
al Jd
Pullen
Arthur Wella
Weat
Raynoldimason
Will Rayno
Sadie Mann
Williamsville
Louise Smith
Helver
Nortfield Farms
Gen. Benson
Nathan Lawrence
C. C. Reach 'S
Charlie Prescott
Vernon
eSpeeds
Florence
Ralph Leary
Hudson
Belle Tenner
Carrie Huntley
John Greenleaf
J. 1. Holmes
Frank Goodhue, Jr
Weelneeday
Germantown
Tmn
Col. Goodhue
Goodhue
Menehion Chuos
Marion Holbrook
Delian Fenner
Councal Shots
Welly Frost
Miss Mar Ret Robinsom
Moony
Park Villey Lanh
Emma Landburghie
Springtro
Misa Maury Htehinema
Goraroe
Chitawo
Inl
Cc.e Keach
Mary Forriter
Eugene Forriter
Constantine
Burington
Wien
Homer
Morris
Fancy Rockers
Over Si
Harry
Wong Hanit
Emerson & Son
Main Street
Vermont
Mike McCarty
Hensling
Sue Duals
Henehaw
Buffalo
Honshiaw
Uegal
Wosteling
Weiler
Pip Nee
Amd
Govind
Betes
A. W. Childs & Company
Remy Block
Vee
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