No Inspector of Finance Controversy in Vermont
In Montpelier Vermont a dispute over reappointment of the inspector of finance surfaces as bills seek to require confirmation by the Senate. Governor Bell has made new appointments to state boards, while the House considers curbing the governor’s appointment powers and advancing stricter oversight. The legislature also passes various acts, including hospital and municipal measures, and a joint committee visit resolution.
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Clarence Adams Rumor Dies in Windsor Death Report
Windsor reports counter the Chester burglar Clarence Adams died in prison hospital last Pebrusky of oedema of the lungs. Prison doctor Brewater and undertaker Cabot confirm embalming fluid used. body transported to Cavendish and buried on Adams flat. If tampering occurred, it would have happened after leaving Windsor.
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Clarence Adams
Chester
Montreal
Adams
Pebrusky
Jobo D. Brewater
Adama
L. F. Cabot
W. C. Cabot
Cavendish
Adams Flat
Cleveland society woman drops suit over loan payment
New York reports Mrs Cassie J Chidwick of Cleveland claims she will repay Herbert Newton of Brookline Massachusetts the $100 loan. Legal proceedings against her are dropped as surveillance suggests she plans to leave New York for Cleveland.
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New York
Cassie J. Chidwick
Cleveland Society
Herbert Newton
Brookline
Mass
Cleveland
Command the Harbor after a fierce battle
Advance began yesterday forenoon but was not successful until eight o clock last night. Our forces fought at dawn and charges failed due to the enemy's stubborn resistance. By 7 pm we had reinforced, the charge rammed, and we reached the top as the fortifications and hill fell into our hands. Many were left dead on the eastern side of the hill. Russian officers visit dock yards in London with plans to order four hulls, six cruisers ships.
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Hapgood
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Rome
Central
Italy
Bride in Quebec kerosene lamp blast dies weeks after wedding
News of a fatal fire in Learned Plains Quebec reports Florince Ke, a bride who wed Hiram J. Wells weeks earlier, burned to death when a kerosene lamp exploded at her new home. She had spent winter in Littleton with her husband and church organist duties at Island Brook. Parents and husband mourn.
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Littleton
Learned Plains
Hiram J. Wells
Island Brook
Que
W C T U Convention Debates Dues and Abstinence
Philadelphia November 30. Organizers from across the country attend the Women s Christian Temperance Union convention. The body approves a pledge to withdraw patronage from stores selling intoxicants. A tobacco abstinence amendment fails 28 to 235 while a dues raise amendment is defeated. An amendment making all vice presidents, both regular and first, full members of the executive board passes.
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Philadelphia
Women's Christian Tempreance Union
Atllreg
Singer Company seeks missing agent J B Moore in Vermont
Singer Sewing Machine Company searches for J B Moore of Middlebury who has disappeared since Nov 30. Addison and other associates report Moore with accounts due to 7 P Cobb Jr district manager of the company. It is unclear how much loss the company has suffered from his absence while in Chittenden and Grand Isle counties.
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Singer Sewing Machine Company
J. B. Moore
Middlebury
Addison
Moore
P. Cobb, Jr
Errhea Matnager
Co Iy
Brigham Pleads Guilty in Londonderry Murder Case
Brigham admitted guilt on murder charges in Londonderry for the killing of Mrs Callamith. He faces life imprisonment after a guilty plea in the New Hampshire court this morning. Cotton market collapses in New York amid heavy trading and intense excitement.
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New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Charles HL. Brighan
Callamith
Londonderry
New York
Die
Cohen
Fifty Years Married in Braintree Celebration for Burridge couple
Randolph Burridge and Mia Burridge marked their 50th wedding anniversary at their Braintree home, hosted by relatives. He, born 1837 near Braintree, a lifelong resident and lumberman, and Mia, born 1854, have two daughters and six sons, five surviving. A baked bean supper followed, with many gifts and grandchildren present.
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Doc
Mia
Charles Burridge
Braintree
Anine Wennice
Thankewivi
Wheeler
Christian Church
Ran’dulph
Mr. Burridge
Hraintrot
Soran
Mra Hardee
Hig Sear
Rachnda Neff
Intree
Corps
Rev N Proulx Injured In Runaway Accident
Totland reports Rev N Proulx rector of the Church of the Secret Heart of pate was injured when a cart horse balked and bolted. He sustained deep facial wounds a broken collar bone and choking breath. Dr A H Bellerose attended the clergyman at the scene amid serious concern for his condition.
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Totland
Runeway T
Proulx
Church of the Secret Heart of Pate
Thomas Locash
A. H. Bellerose
Pending hearing halts cattle killings in Ogdensburg farm
Judge Kellogg set a hearing Saturday on a temporary restraining order to stop the alleged slaughter of tuberculous cattle on a farm. W H Kelly chief veterinarian Albany reports 69 cows affected after applying tester. Plaintiff Alex Brasher alleges the test was used without authority.
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Ogdensburg
Dov
Kellogg
I. Mansoons
Tool sharpeners donate a dollar each for Fall River strike
At a meeting a group of sharpeners voted to donate one dollar per member toward the Fall River strike relief. The total collection by the organization amounts to 119 dollars, earmarked to aid the striking Fall River workers.
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Rei Realty
de Iva
Fall River
Sion
Exodus of Italians Heads Back to Italy
New York dispatch reports a surge of Italian emigrants returning to Italy, with statements from several steamship companies noting ships this week are crowded. Many would-be travelers are left unable to secure passage due to high demand.
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Sov
Italy
Miss Maud Roben Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Miss Maud Roben, daughter of Mr and Mrs Douglass G of Barre, died in Aviland New Hampshire after an operation for appendicitis. She taught in Ashland public schools and was taken ill a week ago Saturday. Her funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Mies
Mabel Tel
Robert
Nollay
Stuth
Funeral Obituary for Perrin Bancroft in Universalist Rite
Funeral services for Perrin Bancroft were held yesterday afternoon with Rev. Ara M. Bradley officiating at HImwood Cemetery. A large turnout paid final respects, with floral offerings and mourners following pallbearers Calvin Banwatt Al Parkhurst Jerry Bhlehinsey and William Gabe in the procession.
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Perrin Fincroft
Hovse Ah Gelock Yeetentay
Ara M. Bradley
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Finaling
Himwood Cemetery
Calvin Banwatt
al Parkhurst
Jerry Bhllehinsey
Williamt Gabe
Catholic Fair Draws Moderate Crowd With Varied Program
The Catholic fair last evening drew a moderate crowd amid a brief mixed program. Solicitors and booths buzzed, a young soloist impressed, and plans announced for a minstrel program featuring Interlocutor Frank Rosega Sullivan and several listed participants.
Universalist Fair Highlights and Cast List
The Universalist Fair showcased a lively evening with a broad program. The entertainment featured a young chorus and a Japanese piece staged by a youthful drill team, with music from Gilberteon's orchestra and a planned faron titled Hi on a Day. Cast included Count DeRewuno, Mary Alice Averill as Helen Bascom, and an Americas heiress, with proceeds benefiting the fair.
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Sanda
Mischeat Gilberteon
Count DeRewuno
Miry
Alice Averill
Helen Bascom
Americas
Barre Farmers Club Banquet In Barre At Hotel
The Harve City Farmers Club plans a banquet at Hotel tomorrow evening with invited guests Governor Representative Darting of Chelsea Pape r of Barre and the Barre city council. Members aim for a substantial farmers dinner and to share farming news with Gov Bell and others.
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Harve City
John K. Smith
W. Fsi
George Cassin
W. D. Smith
H.C. Leonard
John Morrison
Donat Smith
Wi_C. Quinton
F. A. Ton
Walker-Ryan Marriage in Mitchell's Rooms
Barre youths Hannah Margaret Kyat sister of Mrs Willam Pridd of Longstreet wed William WH. at 7 o clock last evening in Rev T H Mitchell's rooms on Summer. Ceremony performed by the pastor with no attendants. Mr Walker connected with George Walker and Son. the couple to reside in Miles' building.
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Hannah Margaret Kyat
Willam Pridd
Longstreet
William
TH. Mitchell
Sumer
Mitchell
Walker
Gaorge Walker & Sot
St John Brown Wedding In Berlin At Thertin Center
Fred Bt John of the city and Mabel Brown of Thertin Theodore Brown were married in Berlin at 0:10 in the forenoon by Rev. W J O Sullivan. The couple returned to Rare where a reception was held with the groom’s parents. They will reside in Rare.
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City
Dilan Mabel Brown
Thertin
Theodore Brown
Berlin
W. J. O'Sullivan
Mrs. St. John
Rare
Rarte
Barre Men Protest at Senate Hearing on Weekly Payment Bill
Barre workers and opponents clashed during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the weekly payment bill in Montpelier. Barre union leaders defended the bill while Rutland granite interests questioned its terms, with Attorneys Powers and Bruce among the speakers scrutinized for petition integrity and wage provisions.
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Barre
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Vermont
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Rutland
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Fiat
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Ontative Pape
Barre City
St. Albans
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Fred Bruce
Alex Mobertson
Bruce
Waren
Vicinity
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Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
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