Local notes touch politics banks and rail plans
Burlington Free Press reports hint at Senate canvass for Mr. Foxter and observed interest in unusual directions. White River Junction sees Hartford National Bank opening with new Northfield News note. Hinesburgh rail bond proposal of 810,000 to extend Mad River Valley railroad. Bank officers listed: Frank Collins president, W Daley vice president, George H Watson cashier.
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Burlington
White River Junction
New Hartford National Bank
Mad River Valley Railroad
White River
Northfield News
Elec
Muicce Sane Ao
Comptroller
Washington
Tew
Ares
Frank Collins
W. Daley
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George H. Watson
Current Comment The Weak Spot In Local Debate
A fragmentary item references a March event and a political party, noting an injury during a trip and a subscription payment. It mentions Wattenvon hite and a springfeld Republican context with unclear details and scattered phrases about calamity and timing.
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Wattenvon
Bryan
Marie
Springfeld
Morristown Growth and Vermont Maple Income Reflections
The piece notes Vermont sugar makers thriving with abundant sap and urges gratitude for this year’s bounty. It highlights Morristown development, local investment faith, and George A. Morse completing a three million feet per year lumber mill, signaling regional economic optimism for Lamoille County.
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Vermont
Morristown
Lamoille County
George A. Morse
Moree
Lamouille County
Latent Hughes Support Surges At New Hampshire Convention
At the Concord Republican state convention the Hughes movement gained prominence as Judge David Ross sparked a spontaneous cheering wave for Hughes. The display surpassed Roosevelt’s reception and signaled Hughes as a leading potential nominee amid Taft, Falbenks, and Knox.
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Hughes
New Hampshire
Concord
David Ross
Manchester
Cross
Concord Monitor
Roosevelt
Wren
Died on Way Home in Vergennes
Mrs Pliny Tons ooms Waltii She died while returning home with her husband from Addison via Waltham. In Addison she was taken ill at a local home. Her husband and two sons John Norton of Addison and Cyrolg Norton of Addison survive, along with a mother Betsey Morrison and a relative Edward Morrison of Australia.
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Vergennes
Addison
Waltham
Il Beinisband
Norton
John Norton
Tows
Two Thoroughbreds Shine At Dominion Exhibition
Sir Abbott by Abbott Wilkes and Anno Wilkesdale by Ondale earned praise for voice and form at a veterinary show. Chas H L Gor ton oversees service at Smith Stock Park in South Barre. Wilkesdale won first premium for three year stallions. Sir Abbott took third. Dominion government funded 0.000 toward the Sherbrooke exhibition, a major North American thoroughbred event.
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Abbott Wilkes
Sylvan
Bleedonner
Anno Wilkesdale
Ondale
Onward
Dan Fannie Black
Betertom
Tate
Smith Stock Park
South Barre
Chas
HL Gorton
Wilkesdale
Local Gazette Reports Theatre Drama and Community Events
A report notes the partnership between FT Cul and Be Neath, with Mr. Callehan steering the project and Mr Booth’s interest. The musical stage drama Santiago debuts locally with about 100 performers. James Clark injured a leg in an accident but extricated himself. A special Montpelier Wells River train departs at 6 for Marshfield’s golden wedding anniversary celebration, returning at 11.
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Pinna
Northampton
Holyoke
FT. Cul Whd
Ronung Uuernions
Selva
Callehan
Booth
Santiago
Wander
James Clark
Diddieeex Center
Beth Rata
Lew Yeaterday
Marshfield
Plainfield Local Short News Highlights
Plainfield residents attend Church events and visits. Mrs. Warren Wright and children returned home after a visit in town. The Smoking Circle social at the Congregational Church took place in the vestry. Funeral in town drew Mr. Orlando Hollister and Mr. Olwen of Barre.
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Orville Clark
Het
Gidr
Foar
Clarence Dwinell
East Calais
Tureday
George Houghton
Somerville
Mass
Fred Perrin
Nora Batehelder
Barre
Mré
June Clark
Vilas Smith
North Montpelier
Mire
James Warburgt
Rast
Calais
Ethel Colby
Berlin
George Whiteherfry
Providence
Frank Kelley
Montpelier
Kelley
Harry Goodwin
Windsor
Byrom Goodwin
Charles Tittle
Francis’ Byron
Congregational Church
Warren Wright
North Ryegate
Orlando K. Hollister
Olwen
Barre Werd
Town
Benjamin ¥. Martin
Charles Hoyt
Carlyle Goodrich
Hardwick
Williamstown News Briefs Hear Local Events
Williamstown notices mention Mr Sawyer and Mrs Newell Farnimm with local business talks. A Republican caucus is planned to elect town officials. The N G county promenade is slated for Friday April 24 at the town hall with candy and popcorn.
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Newell Farnimm
Walter Davenport
al Few
Dayne
M Enos Walker
J. A. York
West Destiny
M Morgan
Herbert Farnhant
Tadiex
N. G. Pocinty
Maxie
Hi. B. Slack
Thaw Signs Paper to Seek Writ for Thaw’s Return
Henry Ky Thaw’s counsel filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus with Justice Chaumpur directing Matinewan State hospital to admit the petition and prepare Thaw for appearance in Cork to decide his custody. Dr. Baker testified Thaw’s condition is as good as any time since his confinement and the judge may order transportation to New York for a hearing. Thaw is expected to appear at Newbury on Saturday morning.
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X.Y
G. Chatham
Counael
Herey Ky Thaw
Yestoviay
Ehaupar
Euphethe Court
AT. Baker
Matinewan State Hospital
Cork
Pr. Baker
Grates
Thaw
New York
Grabayy
Poe
Bakerhiya
Matteawan
Thap
Newbury
Kerosene Lamp Explodes Injuring Woman in Lisbon
Mrs. Frank Wright and her children slept when a kerosene lamp exploded. She pulled the lamp away but burned her hand and breast, with clothing singed, and will be unable to work for months. Her brother Andrew Lafamme, present to aid, received injuries while helping.
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Lisbon
Frank Wright
Tragic Train Fall Claims Henry Lynch at Benson Yard
Henry Lynch, 45, fell between two rail cars during a shifting move at Bellows Falla April 22. He landed face down as a heavy train passed over him. he leaves a wife and four children.
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Henry Lynch Oe
Vane Ke Tataan
Tata i
Setto
Tod Lynch
Mercy Hospital Fire Destroys Big Rapids Establishment
A fire at Mercy Hospital in Big Rapids Michigan yesterday afternoon destroyed a $75 000 building built 88 years ago. All 35 or 30 patients and the 40 Sisters of Mercy inside escaped unharmed. The blaze apparently started from a defective chimney.
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Sisters of Mercy l
Handed-Down Pants and a Forced Wardrobe Shift
A narrator laments inheriting brothers’ old clothing as they outgrow gear and move to secondhand wear. The tale notes the scarcity of new items and a family routine of passing down pants and underlayers, highlighting the social pressure to accept worn attire.
Limerick Writers and Daring Tales in Old Fragments
Fragmentary notes mix verses about Spike and tough figures with snippets from Puck and Atlanta Constitution. The text hints at a dead man on a fifty fifth story and rough sailor banter, reflecting a collage of literary clippings and slang from a past era.
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Puck
Assets and Bonds Figures From City Ledger (Old Note)
Real Estate Loans and other loans show figures in a city ledger. U S 2 per cent bonds and U S 4 per cent bonds at par are listed with totals for New York City bonds and related securities.
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U.S
New York City
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