Clergy Struggling on Moderate Vermont Salaries in Barre Session
Readable excerpts show Vermont Methodist conference in Barre addressing under paid pastors and small churches. Reports from Rev. R Davenport and Rev. B Sharp detail salaries, debt reduction, church growth, and support needs, with notes on Montpelier seminary and presentations to Bishop Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Davenport
E. W. Sharp
St Albans
St. Johnsbury
Barre
Vermont Methodist Conference
Tith
R. Davenport
St. Albans
B. W. Sharp
Vermont
Walter R. Davenport
Davenport
Amalior
Eturen Fm
St. Alban
Superin Davenport
Clurredier
Peetolt
Daven
Bitter Against Beer at Conference Session
The conference sessions opened last evening with Rev. Clarence Tran Wilten addressing sobriety and moral reforms. Dr. Wilson of Washington urged prohibition and law enforcement, criticizing German religious misinterpretation and urging against beer production, sale, and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa O
AW. Hewitt
Painbedd
Thaddu Ashlwas
Clarence Tran Wilten
Pate Vogt
Phaelphia
Sify
Bie
Dr. Wilson
Washington
Germany
King Ae Oy
Staten Vo Eprom
Philippines
Acme
Ft. Wilson
Sory Muel
Waahington
Bern
Clarenen
Homer
Udia Bey
Unidas
Wales
Rural Church Work Program Discussed by Board
A church board outlines rural ministry plans and funding aims. Officials push investments to extend church reach, noting housing, salaries, and summer pastor programs. The report cites surveys on rural needs and a centenary effort to boost Protestant work in cities while expanding ministerial labor in countryside areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Tomke
Pire
Department of Cara
Memorial Service for Vermont Center Pastors and relatives
A memorial service was held for pastors affiliated with the Vermont center who died in the past year. Rev. Woodworth was listed. several widows attended and Rev. WJ MacFarland officiated. The sermon, drawn from Psalm 107:20, urged belief in the spiritual realm beyond material life and referenced rural scenes, harvests, and offers of prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maite
Vermont Center
Woodworth
Bet Jaws Fale
Nellie Clapp
Comcord
N. Ho
Elisabeth M. Forrest
Northampton
Mase
Elien E Granger
St. 4Ee Center
Elizabeth G. MarDynald
Fawin TL
Hughes
Li. D
Nosten
Gould
Mrane
Spa
Nieenipe
Atlantic Fleet Returns Home After Training Cruise
Atlantic Fleet passes in review at Point Comfort Virginia before President Harding aboard the Mayflower with Secretary Denby and officials aboard. Over thirty ships including the Pennsylvania and the Mayflower fire salutes as the fleet returns from its southern drill in calm but somber ceremony.
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Point Comfort
Associated Press
Provident Harding
Hamptonds
Pennerivanig
Ncw
Marine Guards
Arme
Nillorr
Pennsylvania
Mlarding
Hieshi
Tvania
Muleh
Washington
Harding
Hunter Naval
Hampton Roads
Home Missions
Hurest Extension Board
Hurt by Bull Near Nagth Ungredly Farm
Sir Johnsbury and a farmer from Nagth Ungredly escaped grave injury when a bull attacked him while he tended the creature’s manger. He suffered facial wounds and fled on foot a distance to seek aid from a local vet and Doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Johnsbury
Aweil
Deedine
Leni
Rimeelf
Deo Christion Vettrein
St. Sodyualiery
Reese
John M. Alem
Toes Haseltine Avi Beaten Friday By Nbrse
A garbled report notes a Friday defeat involving Toes Haseltine Avi at Nbrse with scattered references to electoral matters, conferences, and individuals. The text mentions Willam Teens, White River Junction, and a Layman program, alongside hospital, university, and church figures, all tied to an unsettled schedule and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton
Willam
White River Junction
Jamee M. Gage
Westin
Ley Wiverilwrehip
Pyawral
A. Stevenson
Thirkield
National Press
the Society
Dras
Larson
Berenre
Frank Aks
May Avert Boston Strike
Boston April 24 arrangements for joint conferences between the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway company management and union employees were announced by the state boards of conciliation and arbitration. Chairman Edward Fisher said the union will be asked to postpone any walkout for the time being. The conference plan centers on arbitration, the issues to be submitted, and who will serve as arbitrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company
Edward Fisher
Fisher
Brakeman Knocked Down in Vermont Railway Incident
chaotic OCR recounts brakeman Arthur Hoy Kragecom of Mt Athan knocked down atop a car during a shifting operation on Bolster track near Carroll Bros. Withington fell over Lanitirwkes, recovered after cold bath and first aid from Concheter and engineer Wiftiaw Chasererie. Odo Carr reports neglect of obstacle clearance led to the mishap. authorities blame safety failures amid rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hoy
Kragecom Ge
Mt Athan
Centrp
Vermont Railway
Carroll Bros
Stone Vial
Lanitirwkes
Wiftiaw Chasererie
Aml
de Mainlly En Ooenphanin
Esfvty
Reuaitry
License Suspended After Barre Driver Involved in Sunday Accident
The Secretary of State suspended Anselmo Stefanazzi of Barre for alleged careless driving following a Sunday crash on the Northfield Montpelier road injuring a man. Another Barre driver, CL Chewy of Swanton, faced action for alleged intoxication. Bjork Wright of Fairfield cited for plate tampering. Bert Quene fined for operating a car while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anselmo Stefanazzi
Barre
Bact
Anselmo Stefananel
CL Chewy
Swanton
Northfeld-Montpelier Road
Manint
Sewatury Nlack
Te Orks
Thea
St. Albans
Wright
Fairfield
Bert Quene
Harold King Honored as Top St Michaels Two Ball Player
Bethel Harold King receives congratulations from supporters for leading St Michaels twoball squad as a star player. The report notes his earlier baseball career and hints at future matchups with Wiseley Widh Phot team while previewing the next game against Reanney medical school and Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold King
St. Michael's
Haseball
Ieep
Whita High School
William V. Lawless
Ams
Reanney Weminary
DC. Veremanie
Randolph
Oteapethie
Barre militia urged as city seeks state armory funds
Barre post leader William Barclay urged local veterans and Legion members to form a National Guard company to secure a state appropriation for an armory. He said Barre could win about 102,000 with concerted action and that the Adjutant General would resist unless a permanent unit is organized. The group heard boxing bouts and songs before planning a gathering with ex-service men from Graniteville and Websterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Elub
Peter Morgan
A. Howry
William Barclay
Barclay Bros. Yhapite
Annatartariek
Inds
Barclay
Brere
Legion
Barre Bours
Hem
Ossiet
Barre
Barnlay
T. Johnson
James Booth
Harry Sauder
Mastin Pleren
Alex Smith
Debe Gibh
Progran
Alex
Straiton
Barreport
Mombre
Antumudhiles
Gowniteville
Websterville
Stennton
Montpelier City Plans 460000 Sq Yards At Street Extension
City engineers discuss laying out 460000 square yards and 15000 square yards of land between School Street and the riverfront with possible extension toward the Riulte bridge. The project includes paving materials and a cement base. The council sets taxes and discusses traffic, parking, and public works while officials review bids and permits for a new National Life Insurance building and other civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintpetian
Behool Street
Riulte Bridge
Prreame
Burr Poll
Shotlif
Mesere
Feery
Perrutie Tor
WO Colton
J.Z. Williams
Couel
Wifleott Some Ou
National Life Insurance Co
Mtr. m
Amendal
W. Memble
Conneil
Ordia
Comlainte
Perebus
Etores
Promissory fraud case lands four in Old Colony Exchange ring
In Boston, three others and key executives of the Old Colony Exchange were found guilty of conspiracy to defraud and larceny in a brief summer investment scheme promising high rates. Raymond A. Myers, secretary, and Charles Fred Myers, sales agent, faced similar verdicts. sentences deferred. Katherine W. Brightwell, president, and auditor William R. Bouchie were also named in the guilty verdicts. Verdiota indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Apell
Charles M. Bright
Colony Foreion Exchange
Raymond A. Myers
Ui Camee
Charles Fred Myers
Rales
William R. Bouchie
Katherine W. Brightwell
Ponzi Brought to State Court in Fraud Case
Boston April 28 Charles Ponzi serving a five year federal sentence in Plymouth County Jail faces state charges. Sheriff Furl Blake produced the prisoner as the Superior Court considers jurisdiction over larceny counts. Judge Fessenden noted Ponzi but did not require a plea as defense and state arguments proceed next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles Ponzi
Plymouth County
Superior’ Court
Sherif Furl Blake
Pongi
Allen
Pont
Nanin
Jay
Udee Fessenden
Lost on Disputed Point in Freshmen Victory at Hanover
A muddled game at Hanover New Hampshire ended 4 to 2 with Dartmouth freshmen clinching the win. Coach Toren protested the call while players flagged a disputed innings as the decisive moment and the crowd watched the tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutdent Seminary Fost
Darkymouth Freahmen
Hanover
N. H
Mately Ue Chevtin
Dartmouth
Vaneh
Sal Plavere
Toren
Dartmont
Dax
Olen
Ald Lowe
Venti
Hi Seco Seminary
Conley
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Edwin H. Hughes
Sharp
St. Jubnrhary
Super Sharp
Joknedry
Lnw
Jotinebury
Sheldon Lee
Pitadale
Montpelier Seminary
Sharpaid
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Dotlirs
Bishop Hughes
Sey
A. W. Hewitt
Mannfield
Plainfield
Hughes Bie
Hey
Webb
GU Yrkre
Drow Greenfield
Chicago
LO. Hartman
Attieboro” Springs
Mass
Sonatorium
Allert K . Laing
Burlington
Antiamicon Fenown
PH. Morpun
Fine Fom
New England
Brant
Woman's Fireline
Giernowe
Willian Ho
Elenee
Ubieapo
Nvil
Evansnat
H Hartman
Miensraiey
Perkhurst
Vipwky
Stead Thorsten
I Reeediddar
GT Clark
Clarence True Wilton
Board of Howe Minions and
Church Extension
Walter H. Gould
Peete
Seanpess
Fegan
Thoresay
U.S
London
Foreign Office
Great Britain
M. Jasper
M. Theunge
Lenie Leneheur
Wrench
Worthington
Edwin Montag
Belitian
Kauter
Limited Am
North Danville
Parmer
State Board of Conciliation
Miver
Bethel
Coriane Trent
Enviston Cinrbe
Weleek
Calabar
Montpelier
City Council
Qhuury Og
Wieleek
Cornwall
Miditebury
Ughnd
American Federation of Pare Worle
Cooper
Arate
Flevgansia Willems
Theerteas
Prater
Charles M. Brightwell
Raymond H. Myers
Oston
Old Colony
Sheriff
Ponzlin
Goddard
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