Rumor and politics swirl in Saloniki amid war talk
Barree Daily Times reports on Saloniki rumors about peace parties and passports for Ford, noting Britain’s stance on Boyed and Von Papen and the curious optimism in European developments. It praises U S judge Harland Howe for a first major case involving Hamburg American Line conspiracies, likening him to Judge James J. Martin of Brattleboro who once presided over the New York sugar case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Buen
United States
Harland B. Howe
St. Johnabury
Vermont
Bt. Albans
James J. Martin
Brattleboro
New York State
Howe
Jingles and Jests From a Rumbling Town
A fragmented montage blends jokes about a postmaster and a farcical barter with a lurid stream of garbled wartime and travel anecdotes. It includes misheard lines and a noisy, comic dialogue about ships, submarines, and a mock exchange of a watchman’s coin.
White River Junction station needs modernization amid growing traffic
The article argues the 1911 station is badly suited for heavy cross New England traffic via Central Vermont and Boston & Maine lines. It questions a £40,000 upgrade and calls for a larger, better equipped facility, possibly including an underpass for safety, to serve two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
New England
Central Vermont
Boston & Maine
White River
Truth of Intercourse and Local Notes From Windsor
A compact news column from Windsor covers miscellaneous items: plans to finish a project by December 10, local reports from Charleston and Chester, top prices for stonecutters, employment tips in Beebe, maple sap runs Nov 25 and 26, weather notes, a Beeson item about improving horn construction, Montogomery church topics, Mrs Rollins visiting Greensboro and visiting a battlefield in Mexico with grim scenes, deer hunting results up to Nov 28, a reflection on poverty and deer as winter sustenance, a Windsor correspondent’s navy and army defense views, and a note on a marriage announcement and a poetical reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Bridgewater
M. EB
Montgomery
W. M. Rollins
Greensboro
Douglas Artz
Mexico
Newport Center
Benson
Windsor
United States
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Japan
Germany
Moses
Talk of the Town and Holiday Notices Mix in Barre Buzz
In Barre readers glimpse a collage of chatter from a busy town: church events, theater tickets, shop ads, and holiday notices. Moments highlight community members traveling, local dinners, and parish plans alongside updates on municipal happenings and small business promotions.
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Barre
Prank B. Langley
Saloniki
Ocena
Congress
DuPonts
Mr. Ford
Europe
Boy-ed
von Papen
Great Britain
Wifeliam J. Bryan
Ford Peace Party
the Hague
Bryan
Erbout
Chicago News
Verona
Antigencourer
Paria Te
Richmond
Randall
Rogers
Magna Charta
Princwton ‘Tiger
Mutur
Romerey
Emmy
New York
Sbegeate Etaten
F. H. Rogers & Co
Peoples National Bank
the Peoples National Bank of
Worthen
Barre, Vermont
Mabel
Colyum
Green Mountain
Talk OF
the Town
Barton Item
Mia
Annette W. Parmele
Christma
Knight's
Abbott's
Abbott’ and Toy Department
Vaughan Ators
Royal Billiard
Joseph K. Smith
Sfn
St. In
Robert Jones
Jowes Bros
North End
Crown's Aa
Opera House
A. Hontwell
Worcester
Mass
A. G. Depedro
Daily Times
Church of the Good Ba
Ira N. Houston
H. M. Houston
Maple Avenue
Waterbury
Sadlier
Keith Avenue
Merchant Street
Kenyon
The
Presbyterian Church
Hollister Jackson
eSquire
Bailey
Elm
Cornelius Lawrence
Annie Carroll
Seattle
Wash
Richard Gibson
John
Moreley
H. W. Scott
Mattie Ford
Burlington
Harre
Harvey Hersey
A. T
A. L
Smaith
Frederick
Meetwood
Vermont Piromen
B. Gladding
Vergennes
Pany
Rutland
Eureka Hose Co
Winooski Permpaniee
Winophili Om
Iti Company
Treacher
Bradford
Harry
Courant
Hank Ford Ie
Awry Amin Deemo
Via
Berlin
Eds
Santa Claus
Sister
Papa
Crown’s Drug Store
Yours Truly
Dorothy Desire
DE Ballo
Photoplays
Potty
Adatts
Vaughan
Barre Opera House
AY the Central Labor Union OF
Barre and Vicinity
Mother Jones
Angel
E. A. Prindle & CO
Buzzell Block
Pearl Street
Barre, Vt
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