Bethel Principal Announces Naval Academy Scholar
Principal Davis told chapel at Bethel High School that Dan Wilson of the senior class earned a U S naval academy scholarship after a statewide examination with fifteen participants at Nortield. Two other competitors were named to the U S military academy. Mrs Marcia Woodward of South U is visiting her daughter Men C F Shepard Paine of South Royalton was a business visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Pene
Dan Wilson
Senator Carroll
Page
S. Naval Academy
Nortiield
U. S. Military Academy
Marcia Woodward
South U
C.F. Shepard
Paine
South Royalton
High Echonl Boyn
Charles M. Come
W. H. Mervine
Strandsburg
Bascom House
Hannah Cutler
Gaysville
Susan Ek, Chase
Berry Clase
Jene T. Marchauffeur
Ms. Chace
St. Petersburg
Pla
Washington Haters and Guests Visit in Majoris Johnson
Local notes recount visits of Mrs Jennie Hamel and Lawrence Seaver with Tee Watery and Mr and Mrs F E Stanley en route home. Wash ington Grange No 208 held regular meeting on Friday night with second degrees to be conferred. A Sunday sermon on What Man Abraham Truly Great was to be given at the Univer. Thanksgiving visits of Mrs C A Simmons and family to sister Mrs C E Stanley noted. War savings certificates mature Jan 1 1922 with options for cash payment or exchange through designated channels.
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Haters
Jennie Hamel
Majoris Johnson
Lawrence Seaver
E. Stanley
Washi Grange
Univerarek
Washington
CA. Simmons
Abraham
T Pen
Mra RW
Allard Asi
Sybil of
Windsor
C. A. Simmons
Tanly
C. E. Stanley Ty
Granite lodge communication brief notice
Special communication of Granite Lodge No 38 Free and Accepted Masons held on a Friday at 79 Ledge of Instruction Per ar Al Priday December date mentioned in the fragment.
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Granite Lodge
Priday
Talk of the Town at Quarry Bank hall and city events
Local notices report a nurses' dance at Quarry Bank hall and a busy December lineup with hospital treatment news, births, weather readings, and meetings. An upcoming Fair at Blueberry Corners features dolls, games, and a chicken pie supper. Middlebury glee club performs. the Granite Manufacturers' board meets to plan the annual session. weather dips to zero as 200 attend Universalists fair.
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Universalists
Bootha
John C
HL Griffith
Cussion Camp
George McFarland
M. Tobin
John Taeaie
Harriet Whitcomb
Fred A. Slayton
Maud Payne
Sere Booth
Agnes Bradford
Lille Bruce
Apron Booth
Grant Lane
Paul Leavitt
Ine Scott
Mark Cutler
Will Holden
Candy Booth
George German
Mies
Blanche Spaulding
Ro L. Davison
Lena Beaver
Flerald Brock
Mabel Cole
Reaper Blanchard
South Barre Granth
John Worcester
John Wi
ML. Towne
Dard Seminary
Community notes from the city and surrounding towns
John D. Shea arrives from Boston for business. Jacob's orchestra performs at Bluehei Corners on December 8. J A Lewis of Burlington visits for business. Nurses dance proceeds at Quarry Bank Hall December 18 to fund dormitory painting. A C H meets Thursday at 7 80. Relph P. Shaw returns home to Bethel after visits in the city. Northrup heads to Brockton then Rhode Island to visit his son. Angel Tribe, granite foreman, becomes superintendent in Kansas City. Manning Co. distributes Barre and Montpelier directory with new color sections. Local dialect notes hint at old time practices and a humorous piece on school and teachers. Blueberry Corners: local checker matches draw business and professionals, played in a hardware store.
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W. Jackson
Alex Duncan
Burlington
William Dickie
East Barre
City Hospital
Barre
Quarry Bank Hall
Middlebury College Glee Club
John Lueshina
High Holborn
A. Lewis
Quarry
Bank Hell
A. C. Hi
Relph P. Shaw
Bethel
A. L. Averill
Montpelier News Brims With Local Goings On
Montpelier updates include Buck from Burington visiting on business and Weeks of Middlebury directing state institutions in town. Murtaghia returns from furlough as North Dakota unit is stationed in Brooklyn harbor with Dr. Adame as acting head of the state bureau. Warren couple reports warm southern winter conditions similar to June. An auto collision near East Montpelier is reported with $615 and $35 damages. Governor Hartness to Burlington and a Mrs Davis wedding honor sponge shower at the secretary of state’s office features orchid decor and 24 guests. Regular Harmonxview meeting and Central Vermont timetable rack installation noted. Six new members admitted at station, officers elected for year including Nellie Bianchi as commander and Frances Bigs as lieutenant commander.
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Main Street
W. R. Buck
Burington
John E. Weeks
Middlebury
James Murtaghia
U.S. 5
North Dakota
Brooklyn Harbor
L. H. Adame Je
State Ovestook
A. J. DeFonsett
Sherman Somerville and Son
Northfield
Jand
Leon A. Warren
Montpelier
Toccoa
Stephens County
Tale
C. A. Goodham
North Montpelier
Secretary of State
L. J. Russell
Barre
Rogers
Barre Road
East Montpelier
James Hartness
Burlington
Ruth Kelley
Liberty Street
Mabel
Davis
William MH. Morrill
Misa Davie
Governor Hartness
Farm Bureau
J. Carleton
K. J
Har
All Dwinell
Washington County
Harmonx View
P. Hall
Vermont
Commandeer
Nellie Bianchi
Leutenant
Frances Bigsi
Margaret Smith
Marret Caroll
May al- Sean Aeepeerence Veale
Once Marin
Mamie Robbing
Sentinel
Agnes Angwin
Bine ‘H Anderson
Magics Colorbearers
Goldie Raptide
Ie Darling
Tyrrhenia Aids German Vessel In Atlantic Rescue Effort
Radio messages report the British steamer Tyrrhenia en route from Liverpool to Boston and New York moving to assist the German steamer Heinrich Rayer after detecting distress signals to a guard cutter Amshnet. Tyrrhenia lies about 275 miles from the distress scene at 9:20 PM. Kaye r bound Savannah to Bremen Hamburg not yet heard from Ray er.
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Boston
Der
Liverpool
New York
Cape May
Savannah
Bremen
Hamburg
Ronat
Heinrich Rayer
Tappy Ricks and Dancing After Pictures in Williams Town
Fragmentary notice notes Tap py Ricks showing at Williamstown venue with Pathe news and a two week comedy run, followed by dancing after the screenings.
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Moriares
Hall
Pathe
Adv
Coal Tax Policy Sparks Supreme Court Retention Debate
The Springfield Republican from Graniteville argues against Sennor La Follette's plan to overturn the high court's decision on Pennsylvania's anthracite tax. It contends Congress should not nullify a Supreme Court ruling, warns of economic harm beyond Pennsylvania, and upholds the federal principle of free trade across state lines. The piece notes the tax boosts Pennsylvania's revenue amid rising coal prices and a strike, while deeming the tax an unfair, territorial privilege that defies national economic equality.
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Sennor la Follette
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Petra
Supreme Court
George Harding
Hartford
Conn
Robert Alstate
United States
Matoe
Springfield Republican
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Barre Times
Cusk, Per Ib
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Annapolis
Barre No. 1
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Lorm
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Talk OF
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Flora Jones
Tunbridge Wen
Annie
Bquawkern
Blueberry Corners Fair
Ady
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John Richard
John Qhlin
Webster
Elizabeth Fraser
R. N
A H. Smith
Keith Avenue
AO. Phoeing
Ae Granite Manufacturers
Nanocin
Granite Manufacturers’ Assolution
Quebec
John D. Shea
Yesay
Bluehei Corners
Jacob's Orchestra
Quarry Bankhhall
Ady. J
F. F. Northrup
Brockton
Mash
Rasmelesr
Angel Tribe
Kansas City
F.P. Gilman
Truba
H. A. Manning Co
Dere
North For
N. H
Checker Board
E. &. Brigham
State Commisssioner
Association of Commissioners of Agriculture
Wash’ En
D.C
Duane Sprague
Prostar
Roland E. Stevens
State Board of Control
Frank Barter
Budget Committee
Commissioner of Industries
Northfield Trust Company
Stanislas Provost
Nortel
William Scott Smith
Peter P
Eee Barre
Ikane 8
Tabor
Appointiai
Bertha Hl. Whitney
Harlow A. Whitney
Forthfield
Michael J. Cohan
James Brown
Fok
Mat
Boren
Kayser
Williamstown
Yvictrolas
Victor Records
Littlefield Piano Co., Inc
Bailey's Music Rooms
the House OF Music
Er Nash Co
Yuletide
Toyland
Graniteville
Eversharp
Cummings & Lewis Druggists
F. D. Ladd CC
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