GOOD RELATIONS BETWEEN WHITE HOUSE AND CAPITOL
The Barre Daily Times notes President elect Harding aims to keep cordial ties between the White House and Congress during the next four years. It cites shared party dynamics, Harding's Senate background, and his tactful nature as factors that should ease cooperation.
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Harding
White House
Capitol
Congress
Senate
Motion Pictures in Barre District Sparks Local Debate
Editor letters criticize outside production crews filming Barre Granite quarries under Montpelier title Rock of Ages, claiming Barre’s prominence is at stake. Other notes discuss Lake Champlain summer resort prospects, Vermont road deaths, and a pamphlet highlighting Taft’s essay On Getting On, praised as practical inspiration for youth and workers.
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Barre
Barre Times
Barre Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Rock of Ages
Montpelier
Fred L. White
Vermont
Chasapinis
Av Wateh Palati
Yehenna
Shoreham
Lake Champlain
America
Taft
Deer Hunters and Local Visits Across Roxbury
A Roxbury report notes Wilburt Thurston Sidder and John Sullivan procuring deer while two youths from Woodstock stay with Cleve Webster. Baby arrival brings joy to Mr and Mrs Dame. Dora Bacon visits Northfield. rainstorm concerns roads and water levels threaten quarry water and electric generators. Marcus Burnham travels as a West Brookfield visitor. schools resume after Thinkegiving break. Various residents, visits and small-town happenings include Kerr, Dickinson, Kidder’s return from Burlington for deer hunting.
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Wilburt Thurston
Mr. Sidder
John Sullivan
Woodstock
Mr. and
Ares Cleve Webster
Dame
Dora Bacon
Northfield
Marcus Burnham
West Brookfield
Andrews
George French
Edna Tracy
Thorn
Montpelier
Nelson Holl
East Granville
16. Andrews
Harry Allen
Randolph
B.C. Hall
Kamily Tilden
George Kidder
Burlington
Local residents visiting relatives and services held
Mire M. Gray of North Chelmsford, Mass visiting sister Mrs. F B Morr, who works for Lib Chey brothers. Bertha Avery of Corinth line wintering with Mrs Beet L Cummings. Funeral for Florence Bradley Needham of Haverhill held November 28. Body of James H. Armstrong of Springfield, Miss, brought for burial near Bradford. Odd Fellows conduct service.
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Mire M. Gray
North Chelmeford
Mass
F. B. Morr
Harry Morrison
Connecticut Valley Telephone Company
Lib- Chey Brothers
BG. Clarke
Weymouth
Maas
W. F. Noyes
E McClure le
Hanover Hospital
Bertha Avery
Corinth Line
North Faylton Souvenir of a Home Visit Summary
Mrs. 7. P. Boyce returned home from Enosturg after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Henry learned from Tartford, Conn. that their daughter Alice was rushed to a hospital and underwent surgery for acute appendicitis last week. Mrs. Henry departed for that place on Saturday morning. Charles Wheeler was in Waitsfield Monday. Mrs. Cartle Nelson visited Morritown. Will Cota traveled to Montpelier to see his wife in the hospital.
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P. Boyce
Enosturg
W. J. Redmond
Hugh Henry
Tartford
Conn
Alice
Wee
Will Cota
Montpelier
Plainfield Social Dance At Sand D of L Hall
Social dance at Sand D of L hall Plainfield Saturday evening Dec 11 featuring a poser orchestra Admission 25c per plate refreshments Finer manager Ernest Polsen ady
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Tunbridge Town Notes On Sales And Births
In Tunbridge the big pulp project progresses after recent sledding. G L Swan sold the Henry Grant farm to Mr Clair of Connecticut. Herbert Hackett bought the Jerome Row place and may sell Kia farm on Spring road to B C Howe. A daughter was born Nov 1 to Mr and Mrs Robert Danforth. a son to Mr and Mrs John Churchill on Nov 10. a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Whitney on Nov 20. A. A. French dislocated a shoulder from a thrown sleigh last Friday. he is now under treatment. Mrs Kien Ordway remains very frail with neuralgia of the heart. Funeral notices for Mrs Riva Marble are noted.
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G. L. Swan
Henry Grant
Mr. Clair
Connecticut
Herbert Hackett
Jerome Row
North Tunbridge
Kia Farm
Spring Road
B.C. Howe
Robert Danforth
John Churchill
Harry Whitney
A. French
Kien Ordway
Riva
Local Notices and Incoming News From Randolph Area
Friday events at the home of J Morrill ended with burial at East Randolph. Mrs Kk L Bates leads North Tunbridge ice coverage in Randolph papers. Clifton Whitney returns from Massachusetts work as J M Rowell improves from rheumatic attack. Dr W Mitchell and George Wight pursue deer in Hancock. Two Chelsea auto parties pass through town seeking the same objective.
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J. Morrill
East Randolph
Kk. L. Bates
North Tunbridge
Randolph
Clifton Whitney
Massachusetts
Somerville
Mass
J. M. Rowell
Dr. W. Mitchell
George Wight
Hancock
Chelsea
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