Next Conference Appointments Read at Service Day
At nine this morning the Verminnt conference opened with Bishop Cranston in charge as records were read and an evangelistic service held. Ballots for delegates were announced with Rev. Acit Webb receiving 10 votes. greetings by local clergy followed. The session discussed church literature, conference relations, and elevated officers while highlighting the Vermont Anti Saloon League. The report on Montpelier Seminary urged support for the school with a $2,000 endowment push and ongoing fundraising efforts.
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Cranston
Verminnt
Hfe
Hyon Leld
Soasareiee
Brie Esteniay
Bisnop Aniaoune Reve Acit
Webb
Brattlevorv
W. ©. Macintyre
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Braisied
Vermont
Lie Corteronce
Hey. W. R. Davenport
Vermont Anti -Saloon League
Committee On
C.D. Lance
Rey
Lawe
Fale
A. J. Hough
J. W. Hunt
P. A. Smith
W. R. Davenport
Crmnetem
Radical Temperance Report Adopted by Vermont Conference
The Vermont conference pledges to enforce all laws against liquor and push for state wide prohibition. It urges immediate repeal of local option laws and a shift toward comprehensive prohibition, calling on temperance supporters to mobilize and vote in March to curb saloons.
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W. RK. Davenport
Vermont
Babylon
Lot
Agaiivst Liceuer
Abele Rae
Ferguson
Rey
Fire destroys Troy Conference Academy building
About 200 students escaped a fire at 4:30 AM at Troy Conference Academy P principal Dunton was away. The kitchen area sparked the blaze spreading through dormitories, leaving only the chapel gymnasium and hospital intact. No deaths reported. Estimated loss around 80,000 dollars. Principal planned to reopen parts of the school for the senior class.
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Dunton
Poultney
Troy Conference Academy
Gymindstum End
Studemntye
Howe
Supstage
Troy
Methodist Church
Dorset General Store Burned In Early Morning Fire
Fast Dorset April 18 The J M Griffith general store the villages largest business burned early yesterday morning The fire spread to three adjoining awaitings but was stopped by bucket brigades The house of J H Belknap escaped further loss Furniture moved The wooden building about 40 by 60 feet four stories high with stock lost an estimated 15000 The Manchester Hose Co responded but water supply limited and wind was light
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Dorset
J. M. Griffith
Thrce
Awaitings
Griffith
Manchester Hose Co
Aqone
Poker Game Sparks Streetcar Strike in Cumberland Ma
Cumberland Massachusetts April 18 A strike ties up the street railway after officials refused to reinstate two conductors dismissed for poker playing and wearing armbands. The company seeks strikebreakers from Farley and his New York men. Officials say the road will reopen when they arrive and dispute notes temperance questions at a public school meeting.
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Cumberland
Local
Street Railway Corporation
Etrikebredder
Im Farley
New York
Stabbed Man May Live After Wound in Walpole Row
Dellows Walls recounts a stabbing at North Walpole during a drunken row. Daniel Phil Ups, 26 or so, was stabbed in the abdomen and remains in guardable condition. Police and local officials investigated at Walpole house. intestines were wounded in two places. prognosis hinges on infection.
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Dellows Walls
Duniel Phil Ups
North Walpole
Trammlins
Jubi
Mase
George W. Phillipe
Cameron
Tuttle
Gauthier
Poillige
Phillipats
Walpole House
Maloney Elopement Sparks Church Dispute In Philadelphia
Archdiocese official reveals Helen Maloney, daughter of Martin Maloney, cannot obtain consent for marriage to Clarkes ayre, with references to an elopement and a New York broker involved. Statements attributed to Archbishop Ryan discuss church authority, romantic entanglements, and against a ceremonial joke.
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Philadelphia
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Archbr Ryan
Kligg
Ryan
Clarkes
Herbert Paereen
New “York
Brees
Harry Vettay
Aragon
Oime
Rome
Negro convict is rounded up in Tyannia mass
James Johnson, a colored convict who escaped from the Bridgewater farm insane wards, is captured in Tyannia and held at Barnstable jail as state farm officers pursue his arrest. He admitted identity after initial denial and cited exhaustion from wandering since leaving Bridgewater. Local police were alerted by suspicious residents.
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Tyannia
Mass
James Johnson
Calord
Bridgewater
Barnstable
Johnwon
Ratan
Inga
Nantucket
Pune
Oificer KS
Bradford
Cuatary
Johnson
Loyment
Cicer Boatford
Plate Farm
Taunty
Mivdy
Pittsburg Lands Wagner For April Debut With Team
Honna Wagner, idol of the Pittsburg club, signed to play shortstop for Pittsburg and will likely appear in today’s game at Cincinnati. After a half hour talk with President Barney Dreyfus in the city, the contract was signed though terms remain official. Wagner is believed to receive about 15000 for his first year’s service.
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Honna
Wagner
Pitteburg
Sanserdey
Htteburg
Cincinnati
Carnegie
Barney Dreyfus
Glacia Calla Summoned in County Court Mystery Case
Glacia Calla, wife of Pil B, was summoned to appear as the county attorney Charles Hy Hat seeks to prevent further action after her death on January 2 at Neiwn. The case centers on the darking and the alleged motive alleged by the defense and local authorities.
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Mies
Glacia Calla
Sinter
Nei
Pil B
Charles Hy
Night in Barre Features Anniversary Service and Film
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Man Rescued After Paris Green Poisoning Attempt
Chelasa April 18 During a temporary mental aberration linked to a recent mumps attack, Hert Dickinson of Wershire attempted suicide with paris green. A prompt physician summon saved his life. He now rests with good recovery chances. Dickinson admitted the act after his housekeeper reported his remarks and a spilled poison residue was found.
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Chelasa
Hert Dickinson
Wershire
E. C. Mattoon
Paris Green
Trompt
Emma Sargent
Mattoon
Dickinson
Parns Groant
Paris
Montpelier Republicans Elect Delegates
At the Republican caucus in Montpelier an organization was formed with W. A. Lord as chairman and B. A. Nutt as secretary. Delegates and alternates were elected to the second district and state Republican conventions to be held in Montpelier and Burlington on April 28 and April 20 respectively. A city committee for two years was also chosen with ward representatives and officers named.
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Alan J. Layton
Canaan
Elder
Douglass G. Guest
Jesse A. Martin
Henry Holt
Inso Montpelier
W. A. Lord
BR. A. Nutt
Mont- Pelier
BE. D. Fiell
A.C. Blanchard
J. DeBoer
Jw, Brock
B. H. Deavitt
P.M. Corry
FA. Hewlami
Ryle
PF. R. Pitkin
W. Caren
Wood
Vee Lord
D. Clark
A. Brown
B. B. Denny
MW. Wheetock
Sain Doherty G
Kingsbury
W. N. Theriault
B. A. Nutt
Ned Alexander
C.C. Tate
Republican City Committee
At-Latze
Ary
Holt
My Harvey
John Tonetes
W. A. Patton
Thorianlt
Wand
Roberts
Plainfield Farmer Benjamin J Martin Dead at Home
Benjamin J Martin a well known farmer of Marsh Bold road Plainfield died Friday night at his home after weeks of poor health He was the youngest son of William and Mary Martin and leaves a daughter Miss Melen and five sons Curtin A Cassius L Erwin B and Harry II with Charles P Dartin of Barre also a brother The funeral arrangements are not yet known
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Plainfield
Benjamin J. ‘Martin
Marsh- Bold Road
William Foul Vienna Martin
Mies Melen
Curtin A
Cassius L
Erwin B
Harry
Last Sermon Hints at Rev Cooke’s Future Pastoral Move
A rough report notes Rev Geo A Cooke preached a final sermon during conference year at the Methodists church Sunday evening. Unclear whether he remains in Bragdon or seeks another pastoral post as the conference meets at Saratoga this week. The text expresses mixed feelings about the conference decision and future placement.
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Geo
A. Cooke
Cooke
Bragdon
Ine
Saares
Mr. Unik
Banquet Follows Granite Lodge Annual Meeting
Granite Lodge of Masons No 357 AML held its annual meeting last night in the Mason lodge hall with 123 members present. officer elections included warshipful master Arthur Tilden and treasurer W. B. Ayers. total membership reported at 415. a banquet followed with a mandolin club concert and remarks on masonry by Rev. W. C. McIntyre.
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Granite Lodge of Masons
Masonie Bull
Ula
Trearurer
KB. Ayers
Rondition Finanehlly
Artiar
Tilden
Waa
Jol
Wyllie
Picomes
Manatee
Donald A. Wake
W. W. Trussell
W. H B. Ayers
0. H. Tendh
W. W. Anderson
Diacens O. J
Alotinn T. Clark
William Hurray
Peter Muteh
Samuel Sinclair
Charles PF. Aver
Tyler
L. G. Gridiths
Bord of
Brostees
W. E. Catto
1. B. Roberts
J. C. Wylkey
C. Fisher
D. Pe Town
Prank McWhorter
C. T. Kord
J. O. Wales
E. H. Thurston
Manter
W. C. McIntyre
Mandolin Club
Striving for Agreement at Polishers and Manufacturers Talks
At yesterday’s conferences between Polishers and Manufacturers some progress was reported toward a broader pact. Delegates expressed cautious optimism while acknowledging remaining differences that must be bridged for full agreement.
Alleged Forgeries Surface In Barre Bank Dispute
A group of manufacturers and tradesmen meet in Rutland area to push toward a labor contract with granite cutters polishers and tool sharpeners with progress reported and a Baltimore forgery case linked to Berton Ingalls as investigators pursue a $26 check dispute at Parre Savings Bank.
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Heme
C. Wy ‘Averill Block
EB. & Whitaker
Poster
Rutland
Swanton
Berton W. Ingalls
Parre Savings Bank & Trust Company
O. BR
Clay
Ingalls
House of Correction
Baltimore
Lee Dickie
Howland
C. D. Clay
Chick Wa
Ingaile
Dick Eahi
Norfolk Penitentiary
Dimkirk
X. Y
Sandberg Seeks End to Quincy Granite Strike
Former Representative Howard J. Sandberg of Quincy offers the Quincy Board of Trade rooms for a conference with the Quarrymen’s Union the Yeors Union and the Granite Manufacturers’ Association. He argues citizen and union interests are tied and proposes a business committee to preside, though no officers have been consulted.
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Quincy, Mays
Howard J. Sandberg
Quincy
Quincy ‘Board of Trade
Quarrymen’s Union
Yeors’ Union
Granite Manufacturrers’ Association
Board of Trade
Old Graves in Barre Reflect Century of Memory
The Elmwood cemetery older section holds stones dating back to 1804 for Abijal Keith and 1810 to 1819 for other residents. Marked as forebears of present Barre inhabitants, these monuments chronicle Revolutionary War service and long-lived family lines, such as Abel Cara and Abigail, who died in 1819 and 1821 respectively, ages 86 and 92.
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Sinat Keyes
Charles Killam
Josiah Leonard
Mra. Rete
Josiah Gale
Nathaniel Batehelier
Bete Raymond
Willian’ Reymond
Lemuel Clark
Abel Cara
Abigail
Senior Essays Presented at Clamp School Assembly
Senior essays and musical numbers were read before a fair audience in the school assembly room last evening. Participants included George Parker on The London Coffeehouse, Olivia Knight on Education in China, Gladys Gale singing, and many others presenting topics from An Austrian Description to Summer Sports in Vermont. An intended act on the Manufacture and Sale of Denatured Alcohol was excused due to alembic concerns.
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Essepa
Joseph Addison
George Parker
Ching
Oliva Knight
James Fifers
Alana
Angie Macaulay
Gladys Gale
Lavetta Miles
Balloone
Emery Newhall
Vermont
Intra
Robert Watt
Janes Kiley
Blanche Houston
United States
Bilis Willivers
Clare” Waugh
Whcal Solo
Bree Brown
Whatory
Mabel Cladding
Robert Continer
New Ireland
Venton Wells
George Halvosa
Dakota Cyclone Inquiries By Moorre Reverend
Rev BS Taylor of Moorre New York faces questions over an alleged event titled The Dakota Cyclone. The bizarre notes mention an operaic act and unclear plans with a sum of $990 cited as a unit, while a request to preside at an event appears amid blurred text and odd phrases.
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BS. Taylor
Moorre
N.Y
Hell
Noting People's Rally At Bundey Coteraseel
Fragmentary OCR note notes a rally or meeting at Pd Alley with references to voters and a seat, unclear names and places. Contains garbled terms and possible political context, urging caution about participation or voting actions.
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Alley Pean
Ths
Gmeauaee
Getienn
Talk of the Town in Marshfield Visit and Local Notices
Eugene Merrit of Marshfield visited the city yesterday. A Miser's Fate staged at the Thratarhun, with spring thoughts noted. The funeral of Thorony Davidson is set for 2:50 pm tomorrow at the Holmes home. Reverend F. A. Poole officiated at the city event. Unclear lines mention Dr. C. F. Oaimp and other local figures amid exchange of prices and notices.
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Eugene Merrit
Marshfield
Cty
Thratarhun
Corse
Thorony Davidson
Holmes of
Mira
Ruin Sr
Revenue
F. A. Poole
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