Vermont News Circa Christmas Prep and Fatalities
The article notes Vermont's role in regional hunting fatalities this fall, with two deaths linked to the state. It mentions a December 14 event near Wellar River and references political figures from Springfield. It discusses national and regional perceptions of hunting losses and a notable gathering featuring a centerpiece speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wella River
New England
Springfield
Vermont
Aatistice
Troversy
North Fayston
Geer
No Excuse for Violating the Ticence Law
A Washington county court heard a case against Jade George Powers, who declared strict observance of the law. The judge warned officers to monitor the business place and enforce the law without tolerance for violations. The report laments violators and urges firm action, noting a small group of defiers remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenpewilly
Washington County
Jade George M. Powers
Sit
Messenger
Biennial Chore Half Done As Legislature Returns
The legislature returns to work after a broken biennial chore with substantial tasks still unfinished. Despite remaining duties, debate will proceed faster than before Thanksgiving as earlier measures clear obstacles. Commentaries guiding the process remain active with plans or progress mapped. A small study appears ready to pass through barriers.
City Farmers Referenced In State Assembly Debates
A dedicatory poem by John W Gordon praises city farmers as stern yet content workers. The piece segues into state topics including automobile legislation liquor laws railroad regulation taxation and plans to enlarge the State House. Lawmakers face a dense agenda before adjournment within two weeks with expected decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithe
Seasire
Assembly
Railroad Board
Senate
State House
City Farmers Honor Deeds Through Timeless Verse
A fragmented poem praising city farmers and their steadfast work across generations. It laments times of unrest and celebrates enduring deeds, stating that fame comes from lasting actions. The piece urges health, prosperity, and renewed harvest as recognition for their service.
Jingles and Jests Parade in Curious Satires
A jumble of spoof lines and quips from various papers pokes fun at weddings elopements and domestic mishaps. The snippets mention a rumored marriage a fleeing spouse and comical misadventures with a hot water bottle and a snow removal machine.
Current Comment and Apprenticeship Law Sweep
An article notes debates on radio telegraphy and peasant discontent signaling broader social tensions. It recalls a long six inch gun memory and references an apprenticeship law increasing compulsory training for four years, tied to urban guilds and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Journal
Tribune
Dames and Daughters Mime and Society Notables
The piece describes society figures including Modjesta seeking a New York home after a stage appearance, the Duchess of Northumberland hosting guests at her residence, Mrs Beird famed as chess queen with 1,200 problems, London resident Jaap May claiming wrestling title, the tall twenty-year-old "fair Juno," Viscountess Ackt introducing tapestry weaving, Barone Hengelsuller noted as a Washington socialite, Miss Morosini daughter of Gio Moravia, and Miss Rose L. Frita of New York who won a world typing championship with results shown at a Madrena Square Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modjesta
New York
Duchess of Northumberland
Srnon Howse
Brestier
Fainess
Beird
Jaap May
London
Juno
Ackt
Vires Sisbexseder
Lia Powtry
Barone
Hengelsuller
Washington
Morosini
Gio
Rose L. Frita
New York City
Madrena Square
Gerién
Ebe
Notable Writers and Deaths Mentioned in 19th Century Notices
A fragmentary notice lists Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and other literary figures tied to Surrey, with Victor Huge referenced as holdover from a literary epoch. It notes McCarthy’s fading eyesight, Edwin Sendys as a known amanuensis, and Sendys’s death from heart disease in New York City. It mentions an association with Theodore Roosevelt in the authorship of Upland Game Birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conan Doyle
Richart Te Gal Neuve
Frederick Pollock
Leland
Professor Alten
Surrey
Victor Huge
Westyste-op- Sek
McCarthy
Edwin Sendys
New York City
Ink Residue Removal Instructions Fragment
A fragment describes removing ink markings using a solution of epinide of potassium applied with a camel’s hair brush. As the ink fades the area should be rinsed in cold water and then washed in the washing solution.
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Barre
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Betered
Gee Manes
Barre Daily Times
Poples
Oy Daily
Mengenaes Tare
Biashford
GEO. M. Marrion
Main Street
Barre, Vt
John W. Gordon
Elk
Sweet
Meeker
Green
Alwere
Wen
Grizgs
Philadelphtn Ledger
Minneapolis Journal
Albany
F. G. Howland
Stekolghiok & Wel Semearie
the Peoples National Bank
Worthen
Bein
Libersont & Co
East Barre
H. D. Camp
Victor
Zono-Phone
Columbia
Edison
A. Giachino
Worth
Bain Street
Io Wger
Successfel
Granite Savings Bank and Trust Company
Savings Bank and Trust Company
Barre, Vermont
John Trow
H. G. Woodruff
She Vaughan
Oriental Rugs
Old
Bee Hive
Burlington
Montpelier
Perley E. Pope
Montpelier, Vt
Emilie
the Florist
e—Stove
MD-12
U-11
Otis Block
Pearl Street
Daily Times
Granite City Cash Meat and Grogery
J. D. Yandow
North Main St
L. M. Williams
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