Shocking accident near Dover Bridge harms Lavell family
A deadly accident at a Dover bridge on a Holiday evening injured Mrs. Hinily Lavell 80 and severely hurt her head, arm, and limbs. Lugelle and his mother rode home in a wagon with their horse, which bolted sending the vehicle down a 10 foot drop. Mr Whitaker found the wreckage as Mrs Lavell remained unconscious for hours and her condition improved minimally. Funeral for Mrs Lazelle held at Baptist church in Hast Dover. Leslie Lavelle and Chivenceve returned to help. Nearby towns report deer and elk sightings and minor wildlife concerns amid cross elk and increased park activity in Halifax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Withaler
Hinily Lavell
Lugelle
Hroolkside
South Newfane
Hrnee
Oleely
Carrie
N. Ho
Chivencve
Williamsville
East Dover
Alwalie
Local News From Towns and People in the County
Local notes report property transfers including Willd White buying the Kirk House opposite White & Wilbur’s. Delegates attend conventions for Congregational and Baptist societies. various residents move, visit, or recover health. The paper mill and other local industry update, church events, weather, births, deaths, and farm trades populate town life with names like Henry Stowell James Stowell and Mary Williams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnre
Willd White
Kirk House
White
Noah Woolky
Chuemont
Daisy Blill
Avhonl
Visiting relatives and community notes fill town page
Long list of visitors and residents in Weathford and nearby towns. Names include Nels from Weathold, Dupree and children, Novel Livermore of Oregon visiting relatives, Mason in Norwich, Royion Grange officers, Prindle family in Chicopee Mina, Rev Barnard family headed to Dinkerston, Mr Uniformwood moving, Miss Cora Fisher teaching in Watertown Me, and many local social updates. Butter funding at Valley Creamery discussed with weights and Babcock test, meeting planned October. Local school and church activities noted with fairs, picnics, and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Howard
Kellogg Anil Clavigglitenr
Weatiold
Hey
Montpelier
Weatihold
Dupree
Alinon
Lows
Rupert Prost
Archie Hemibe
Adon Hisatings
Fetterman
Lowe
Waar
Wit
Whustings
Forthe
Orly
Royilon Grange
Senand
Walpole
Rodney A. Phippen
Gardner Moase
der. Prindle
Neu
Chicopee
Mina
Dinkerston
Mr. Barnard
Snow
de. Uniformwooed
Witherell
Cora Fisher
Watertown
The
Valley Creamery Association
Hutter Hs
Diphtheria Quarantines Close Brattleboro Family Home
A suspected case of diphtheria in Francis, the only child of Frank and Mrs. Barber, was confirmed after analysis. The family home was quarantined and Friday’s public school closed as a precaution. No church services were held last Sabbath due to the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conte
Brattlebor
Francis
Frank
P. D. Carr
Good Templars
Edward Holmes
Rowell Wheeler
Canterary
N. IL
D. EF. Boyden
Webster Stebbing
L. W. Page
Minnesota
M. Switver
O. F. Mer
Monument in cemetery honors Fisher neighborhood friends
The Huntingtons, formerly of the Fisher neighborhood, place a monument in the local cemetery near Mr. Fisher’s, honoring buried friends. Others list travel and visits, noting Rev. Fairbanks of Williamsville with family, J. Kt. Jenison and wife visiting relatives, Lillie Hugh Tenney’s illness, Mrs. Angie Lady’s improved health, and Edith G Adams’s trip to Claremont New Hampshire. George Ellis visits old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingtons
Fisher
Lillie Hugh Tenney
Angie
G. Adams
Littl
Edith
Claremont
N.hs
George Ellis
Weather and local notices from Tamerstoan Center
Week of weather shows chilly days with temperatures in the nineties unlikely and scattered sun. Local Congregational society news notes papering of a new parse and assembly plans for Mer Venti arcanssembly next week. Mrs Morse of Williamaville leaves for Boston. Mrs Twirs from Walcott visits Mise Jones. Reed brothers make cider. multiple local visits and school attendance noted in West Dumsterston and North Street School areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Therioneter
Elearel
Soulety
Morse
Williamaville
Montgomery Sears
Boston
Twirs
Walcott
Mise Jones
Gould
Providence
Reed
Wildes
Jol Millen
G. Mo Wilder
J. Ray
Hoateon
Mike Knight
Reod Brothers
Local notes from Brattleboro area and visiting residents
A large delegation from thene attended the Fair at Brattleboro. Several residents and visitors are noted: Dorra ha pte and Mr Sanders of Somerville visit, Mrs Carrie Purroughe and children plan to return to Alison, Mrs S. Phillips will rehome briefly before visiting relatives, and Frank Chase from Somer. Thoms Gillishee visits Scranton, Pa. Mrs Arthur Baker visited Stratton earlier. Geo Briggs visiting Greenfield, Fred Clark back to Brattleboro. May works for Mrs John Gleason. H Beyson and Geo Morse travel to Manchester to buy cows. Mrs A Lb Howard heads to Boston for fall and winter millinery. Miss Zelin Johnson hosted a progressive euchre party with friends Warne and Hill of London. Sad news came Sunday morning of the sudden death of Mrs Sadie Mitchell Schefflein of Brooklyn. George W Hrvan and wife return from Putney and plan to move to South Norwalk, Conn. Day to preach Sunday afternoon at Asspp. Willie Thorn of Lynn visits. warm weather noted.
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Kendal
Arthur V. Kerr
East Janatica
Dennis Mann
Cole
Lt Hus
Praseer
Seldon de Street
Lope Brothers
Baptist Church
Conpmy
Wodd
Sprimafield
M. Ok
Norman Cobb, Jr
Harry
Prof
Russell
Williamstown
Eugene Pierce
Williams College
Johnie Pattern
Boston
A. J. Clayton
Potoey
Seymore
Putney
Greenfield
LP. Fisher
Cornelius Crowley
Clinton Davenport
Newfanc
Sesson
Will Clouse
M. G. Williams
Postellice
West Dumverston
M. G. William's
Frank Martin
Ada Gale
Harold Reade
Janette Knight
George Hannum
Westfield
Muse
Lelind and Gray Seminary
Prentiss Davis
Meacham
Baptist Convention
Harre
Young Daplets Society
Misael Ella
Meacham Jeff
Orange County
Mason
le D&g
V. A
Saxtons River
Harry Cobb
Russel Aldrich
London
Derry
Willian Barrett
Balland
Gion
Willard
Jone
Ja Rngton
Handy
Chineles Howied
Orange
Mase
de. Brace
Blow
George Seuder
Sewer
Sara Witcot
Thene
Brattlehore
Dorra Ha
Sanders
Somerville
Mass
Carrie Purroughe
Alison
5. S. Phillips
Frank Chase
Thoms Gillishee
Scranton
Arthur Baker
Stratton
Geo. Briggs
Cireenfield
Fred Clark
Crattleboro
China
May
John Gleason
H. Beyson
Geo. Morse
Manchester
A. Lb. Howard
Zelin Johnson
Warne
Hill
Sadie Mitchell Schefflein
Brooklen
Ma Estabrook
Pope
George W. Hrvan
Norwalk
Conn
Key
Vernon Everybody Attend Me Fair At Hrattleboro
Report notes Vernon residents visiting Hrattleboro for a local fair and Powers Institute students taking a vacation. Prof Brick travels to Banger Maine to visit his ailing wife, while Mrs Wheeler and a druggist move into a rookie setup. Citizens gather for small-town events with updates on crops and a new wagon arrival.
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Hrattleboro
Powers Institute
Brick
Banger
Whele
Miny
Weathertend
Oxpress
Wigan
Local Eugene Resident Praises Cholera Remedy
A. M. Husley reports his wife suffered from elicante Aierrhien and used tenodies with little relief until Chanber lain's Collie Cholera and Dinarrhou Remedy. He says it cured her and urges others to try it. Bottles priced 2 and 30 cents available through Durgin Drogeist and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Husley
Eugene
Oregon
Chanberlain
Fragmented Wisconsin county notes and incidents
A garbled prior story reports multiple local items in Greenfield and Northfield Wisconsin. Events include county paperwork, a special meeting at Northfield, a transfer by a donor, a board planning session, and a treasurer’s report. Also noted are a Northfield school enrollment shortage, a Shelburne pond fire, a break in at a Greentiel mansion, and a testimonial for ayersville medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dninkiee
Greenfelt
Atlants Exposition
Mikessihiumdtts
Nevihdeht
Mount Hermon
East
Betey
Brattichans
Northfield
H Dohneon
Shelburne
Greentieht
Mansion Tower
Greentiel
Tonnage Tie Between Suez and Sault Ste Marie
The article notes the 1814 official reports show tonnage through Suez canal surpassed by Sault Ste Marie, highlighting growing Great Lakes commerce and a rising fleet in the west. It also mentions Grout discussing Republican presidential candidates and the adoption of arbitration in labor disputes in Connecticut and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Sault Stearne
Great Lakes
Congressman Grout
Washington
Thomas B. Reed
Levi P. Morton
William McKinley
William B. Allison
Massachusette
Connecticut
Ilinois
Obituary for Mark Cook of Chesterfield Passes at Framingham
Mark Cook, longtime Chesterfield citizen and skilled carpenter, died Friday at his son’s home in Framingham Massachusetts after a period of general decline. Born September 1807 on Stritten Mountain, he lived in Chesterfield most of his life, later staying with his son Meaningham. He served as town selectman for three years in the 1840s and was a former representative, a member of Wantastiquet Lodge L C O F and Spotford Grange. He married Millie Stoddard in 1827 and celebrated their golden wedding in 1877. Four children survive: N M Cook of Framingham, Mrs. Murin Colburn of Chesterfield, Mrs. Roe Merrick of Albunham, and Lucia Whitebink of Swaneey. He left a legacy as a skilled craftsman with many older Brattleboro buildings reflecting his work. The funeral details are not listed.
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Mark Cook
Chesterfield
TH. M. Cook
Framingham
Mass
Wis
Hoston
Cook
Stritten Mountain
Arild
Sarah Livermore Cook
Cheatenfield
Swanzey
Meaningham
Brattleboro
Isat
Tiree
Wantastiquet
Loder L. C
Carder
Lodge
Spotford Grange
Millie
Brad Stoddard
MM. Cook
Franinghan
Miurin
N. Colburn
Juliet
Roe Merrick
Aalburnham
Lucia
David Whitebink
Swaneey
Visitors and firesese?town notes from Waterford VA
Visiting relatives John Bryant and wife of Waterford Virginia in town. Fire destroyed two barns in southern town around noon Saturday, one owned by A C Miner and the other by the Kright farm. Attendees from the area joined the Wal low Pair at Brattleboro this week. Mrs Anna Buss’s real and personal estate advertised for sale this week Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. KE
John Bryant
Waterford
Satuday
A.C. Miner
Kright
Wallow
Brattleboro
Anna Buss
Thorsilay
Cushman bakeries of Wilmington form major plant in Geneseo
A Geneseo correspondent reports Cushman bakeries in the city as a large enterprise led by Wilmington natives. Cushman, born April 1 1884 in Wilmington, along with N C Howard and W B Cushman, own a seven story Top 100 plant with capacity for 1000 barrels of flour weekly, water supply, steam power, six ovens, and four cold storage rooms. They operate six retail stores near Central Park and plan ice cream, with a delivery fleet of thirty wagons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
Beecham's Pills For Constipation Ad Ends
An old advertisement quotes Beecham's pills for constipation with prices 16 and 25. It urges readers to obtain the book from their druggist and follow it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Tragic Pedestrian and Notable Vermont Lawyer Obituaries
A two year old West Hartford boy named C Claren was fatally run over by freight No. S on the Boston and Maine line near Ashland Hill, Plymouth County, while serving as a forward brakeman and dying about an hour after arrival at Plymouth. Hon O P Chandler of Woodstock, a longtime Windsor County lawyer, dies at age 81, remembered for uniting the State Agricultural College with the University and lifelong public service. Elmer Blanchard, 15, from Springfield, arrested in Greenfield for armed market robbery, confesses and cites illiteracy and reform school prospects. D Pollard unveils a new three story Proctorsville block with modern features. W Hazen, long Central Vermont station agent at West Hartford, resigns after four decades. Chester Fire Department schedules parade and inspection for October 2 with Brigham’s Marlboro orchestra. John Hathaway dies of heart disease at Tafteville. inventor of a water wheel. John Hatemond’s market in Springfield robbed. editor praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a staple cure.
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Y C. Claren
West Martford
Boston Dod Maine
Ashland Hill
Plymouth
N. T
Ile
Bobhles
M Midnight Express
Elmer Blanchard
Springfield
Greenfield
Maas
D. O. Gill
Blanchard
Windsor
Maass
Reform School
Pollard
Proctorsville
HW. Hazen
Central Vermont
West Hartford
Chester Fire Department
Brigham
Orchestra of
Marlboro
Joseph Hathaway
Tafteville
John Hatemond
Ander
Hinsdale News Outline of Local Events and Obituary Notes
Hinsdale residents are listed with mixed items including property thefts, funerals, a wedding, and social visits. Notables include Kilwa Stebbins and Bourne Spooner, church activities, and a memorial for Streeter in Hinsdale. Community updates cover residents traveling, family events, and a notable fire at Herbert Gunn's property in Fast Alstead with no insurance on the furnishings.
Local Notes and Incidents From the Week
A scattered set of brief items recounts property transfers and mix ups, social gatherings, a ladder accident with minor injuries, a party in honor of a birthday, a horse theft scare, a barn removal mystery, train arrangements, and regional trade reports. The fragment mentions Mrs Della Miller hosting a Friday birthday observance and Albert Wheeler of Montana among visitors, with general community news and a brief note on a liver tonic advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Hilireth
Teriage
Della Miller
Joan B. Fiske
E. O. Wheeler
Albert Wheeler
Montana
Will Romtenberg
Elmer Willard
Mr. Ayre
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Solon Fairbanks
M. EK
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H. H. Reed
Almon Willis
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Alec
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Merit Howard
W.S. Allen
Lila Srene
Lizzie
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Leland Wight
Westminster
Weet Rownshead
South Windham
Tamerstoan Center
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East Dower
Willie Thorn
Lynn
Mike
Blewi Ae
Vernon
Praneklin County
Wass
Peter Christensen
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Ayersville
TL. Broughton & Co
Troy
Coney
Hooker
Hatters and Furriers
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Olyver Phelps Chandler
Woodstork
Woodstock
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Jonathan HL Dubbard
Horace Everett
Carlos Coolidge
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Mr. Young
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Witekine
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Mer Hopkins
New York
Howe
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Hormner
Mary Rowark
South Vernon
White Mountain
Davison
Wester Maes Olsetts
Manu
Moston
Holton's
F Streeter
Saco
North Hinsdale
Kenrl Streeter
Hie Son
Isaiah
Ateoter
Streeter
Hinsidale
Ecltieen
Horton
Rew
Methodist
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Smith
Shrrett
Barrett
Bradstreet
Dan
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