Big Vessel Wrecked in Last Night's Storm
A seven masted sailing vessel named the Thomas W. broke up in a northeasterly gale off the coast near Metros Massachusetts. One survivor, George Allen, reported crew members lashed to the hull as the ship capsized. Lifeboats recovered three dead and a fourth severely injured. names include Captain Dow, mate James Libbeye, pilot Mam, and chief engineer Edward Fuller of Gloucester.
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Kayeon
Thomas _W
Ani
Dee
Metros
Masa
Zacien
Phila Deere
Bam
George Allen
Laeson
Dow
Allen
Oy Son
Mam
James Libbeye
Edwart Mowe
Edward
Uller Iz Gloucester
Major Baseball Player Exchange Between NY and Boston
New York reports one of the largest player exchanges in National League history. The New York club trades Bowerman Fergusont, Daniel McGann, Browne, Dahlen or Hanifan for Fred Vonney Needham Bridwell and others from Boston. John J. Kaw and John Kelley orchestrated the deal after long talks.
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New York
Bowerman
Cnterer
Crest Ferguscn
Daniel McGann
Hunman
Browne
Rightielder
William Dahlen
John Hanpifan
Fred Vonney
Thomas Needlam
al Bridwell
Santa Claus Letters Directed to Santa Claus
Washington December 14 Postmaster General Meyer enacts orders to postmasters to divert undelivered letters addressed to Santa Claus bearing no identification to organized charitable offices in the city or town of the address. The letters will be divided among multiple philanthropic groups each handling their own parcels. The order applies only to letters addressed to Santa Claus as the name Kringle appears in various cities.
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Washington
D. C
Santa Claus
Meyer
Wince Pee Kringle
Bishop Coleman of Delaware Dead at Wilmington
The head of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware, Bishop Coleman, who had led the diocese since 1848, died suddenly in Wilmington today. The report notes his long tenure and his impact on the church in the state.
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Bishop Coleman
Delaware
Episcopal
Epd
Wilmington
William Dee
Leighton Colphan
Meanme
Robbery at Bellows Grain Store Fails
Burglars entered Adams & Co grain store and attempted to blow open the vault with a liner case. The incident occurred at Bellows with damage and theft likely, but no decisive victors or culprits reported. Local authorities investigate. no injuries noted.
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Ofee Adams & Co
Hardwick Granite Manufacturers Assn Meeting Notes
The Hardwick Granite Manufacturers Association held a meeting at Hartwick where officers and members of related firms gathered. President J. W. Dutton praised progress despite attendance issues, with speeches on growth and development of the granite industry. Representatives listed include Union Granite Co, Ross Smith Granite Co, and several regional quarries and mills.
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Mardwick
Handswick
Hartwick
Miabhabey
Wellare
J. W. Dutton
Wil
Stewart Granite Ca
Crys
Ts Brook Granite Co
F. Vavale
Wood Granite Co
Howant & Martin
No Foul Play Suspected In Mrs Jackson’s Death
In North Shapleign Maine December 14 the coroner’s inquest into the death of Mrs Andrew Jackson found no indication of foul play after autopsy. Dr E P Dierrich testified and witnesses described the search and the discovery of the body in the Little Oulpee river Thursday morning. Esther S Thing aided in the search the day after her disappearance as suspicions arose about the threatened self harm.
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North Shapleign
E. P. Dierrich
Andrew Jackson
Little Oulpee
Cerith
Trisband
Sampseman
Esther
Thing
Mr. Lesith
Bennington Man Named Candidate for Belew Bankrupt
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy is filed against D. Sawyer of Bennington doing business as C. D. Sawyer & Son. Creditors include Albert Fisk 500 dollars, Little & Hulett 114.62, Harvey & Kildy 927.50, with a chattel mortgage to daughter Holle Cutler and a deed to James Rooney dated December 10 as insolvency actions unfold in Burlington.
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Burlington
Soya
Mee
Holle Cutler
Ueeeby
James Rooney
Rooney
Tire Atoek
Fall Loses Mayoralty After Malden Recount
Malden Minnesota December 14 Professor George Howard Fall citizen's candidate was declared mayor by a small margin after a recount last night. The recount shifts the victory to George Louis Richards Republican by 49 votes. Fall is a Rom in professor at Boston University and plans to run again next year.
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Malden
Masc
George Howard Fall
Professor Fall
George Louis Richards
Richards
Fall Ias
Romin
Boston University
Achonestol
Will of Judge Baldwin Leaves Vermont Cousin Large Bequest
The will of Judge George Baldwin was made public yesterday. It provides 825,000 to a cousin and her four daughters in Vermont. The estate, estimated at 5,000,000, is left in trust for the widow Mrs Catherine M Baldwin and two sons for 40 years, then to be divided among the three.
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Appleton, Wis
George Baldwin
Cosin
Vermont
Catherine M.baldwin
Georee BR
Charles Baldwin
Fragmented OCR Summary of Rebekah Lodge Notes
Fragmented text references a new Rebekah Lodge in fine condition and mentions Luther A. wooo of Istana Pond with inspector notes on banking. It also cites Mr. Cobb and Manks of Vermont, a surreal mix of names, a grand master Calvin, and a strained reference to financial issues and ships. The overall coherence is limited and many words are garbled.
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Luther A. Wooo
Istana Pond
Gaxinge Banks
Montipelier
Mr. Cobb
Vermont
Calvin
Perio
Ant
Denpington
Fire halts after hour blaze damages residence
A fire at the residence of Mrs. Caro ling Alexander caused substantial damage to the upper part of the house. Fire crews fought the flames for roughly an hour before bringing the blaze under control. Damages totaled about $3,000 with several trees and work areas reported affected.
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Mra Caroling Alenander
Nous
Physicians Were Rescuers In Hayley Candy Factory Fire
In New York on December 14 a dozen doctors risked their lives to rescue workers as a Hayley candy factory fire spread through a six block building complex on Eighteenth Street. Several physicians were overcome and aided by colleagues and bystanders. Firefighters controlled the blaze after people were evacuated and injured were treated at the scene.
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New York
Groepee
Eighteenth Street
Hayley
Aia Ang
Gre
Local chatter and visits fill Barre news reel
Talk of the town notes visitors and residents in Barre Vermont. Names include Teabello Marr Cabot Michael Doyle St Albans and J H Tarskell Boston with exchanges of greetings and social calls. Barré merchants promote holiday goods and insurance rates while local clubs discuss meetings and upcoming bid pan games amid funeral notices and real estate ads.
Christian Science Lecture At Universalist Church
Attendance at a Christian Science lecture at the Universalist Church featured Mrs Rose Walker describing the local church aims and gratitude to the Universalist church for use of their edifice. The talk touched on Bible study, science of Christianity, and the lessons from Eddy's work Science and Wealth with a next talk scheduled for December 17 at the opera hall.
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Mary Baker
Eddy
Nidler
C. J. Spencer
Resolution Honors the Late Dr Jackson and Initiates
A historic resolution honors Dr Jackson for his devoted service and sends sympathy to his family. The treasury notes an initiation of twenty five candidates, with names including Alex Anderwon and Stephen Bente, among attendees from towns such as Tarry, Weshingtom, Mowww, and Bethel. The vote totals show charity support and a jewel presentation to the retiring member.
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Stegna
Jackson
Thie
Alex
Anderwon
IL M. Sate
FD. Laid
Tasephen
KP Bente
Rith
Jaane Reid
Cairo Temple Holds Annual Proplet Meeting in Rutland
The Cairo Temple held its annual proplet meeting last night in Rutland with about a hundred members participating. John M. Kern filed oriental aside as Park E at Proctorsville, with A. H. Varney Poultney as recorder and Philip SeaverTutland as representative to Ste perlel cornell. Notable attendees included Fuller Smith of St. Allan, FF Backus of Brandon, D. A. Switeer of Bellows Falls, and John Slack of Springfield.
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Rutland
John M. Kern
Park E
Proctorsville
A. H. Varney
Poultney
Philip i
Seaver
Tutland
Steperlel Cornell
Fuller
Smith
St. Allan
Backus
Brandon
Switeer
Bellows Falls
John ‘T. Slack
Springfield
Discharged the Druggist Bellrose of Burlington
In city court, G Bellrose was discharged after preliminary examination and statements by Clarence Canningham and J G Dellrose. The case was dismissed after jury action. A sale of remaining Day stock items at Gladding Block Day store is announced for December 14 and 16 by W F Shepard administrator.
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Gladding Block
W. F. Shepard
Wages and debts dominate graniteville dispute
Claims allege wages owed amounting to hundreds of dollars with a plan to mortgage Nin vty and attach property to prefer creditors. Fernandez, tied to the case, states a claim between $1 and $1,700 and notes he has not heard of the petition or ejectment.
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Euseblower
Cangles
Beenandee
Perra
Hine
Reed Fernandez
CER
Fernandes
Native of Barre. and Adai Peae agent at union station
Natives of Barre Wisconsin Aug 8 born in Barre and Adai Peae served four Civil War years and long Vermont railroad career. Cooper says he was at his office daily for 25 years and endured hardships. He recalls 1872 wages and retirement pension details, highlighting his long tenure with the road.
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Adai Peae
Union Station
Barre
Lmen
Boston & Maine Railroad
Central Vermont Road
Mr. Cooper
Bey
Mrs. E Buzzell Dies in Keeley Colorado at 68
News arrives of the death of Mrs. E Buzzell in Keeley Colorado on November 29. She resided in Barre and Montpelier nearly twenty years ago. She leaves sisters Mrs. C W Reed Elm Street and Mrs A Averill Stamford Conn and brother F D Moody North Tunbridge. Burial was in Israeloy. She would have been 68 next February. Cause of death was a broken hip from a fall after long cancer suffering and prior amputations following breast cancer surgery.
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Keeley
Colorado
Hr. E. Burzell
Barre
Montpelien
Btrs. C
Isreeloy
Buzzell
Bucerell
Death of W L George at East Hill home
William L. George died early this morning at his East Hill home after ill health since last Sunday. He was 45 and is survived by his wife. A Barre resident for about 25 years, he worked in the Pye Hunt News and later left the stone business for a farm. He was a member of Granite Lodge of Masons Hiawatha Lodge Odd Fellows Minnekala Encampment and Patriarchs Militant, with funeral arrangements from 28 West Street City.
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William
George
Barre
Pye Hunt News
Becauiae
Granite
Masons
Hiawatha Lodge
Graniteville event at the apinsters' convent
An event is announced in Graniteville with a social gathering at an apinsters' convent on a September evening. Details are limited but imply a community function featuring local residents and a forthcoming ball.
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Apinsters’ Convent
Donates 10 Hospital Balance of 480 Mystery Funds
A garbled report notes donations of 10 to a hospital fund leaving about 480 in balance. It references a Darr Entertainment authority and national figures diverted funds. The text implies ongoing treasury quarters and lectures though details are unclear.
Barre Town Schools Expand As Term Opens
Barre Town schools report rapid growth with two new buildings added at East F and Lower Village, crowding in all rooms prompting a planned additional room. West Hill School opens a new term under Miss in charge, while extensive repairs renew hardwood floors desks interior and exterior painting.
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Lower Weieee
West Hill
Mies
Thursla
Saas
Tike Mgool
Heckley Hill
Hutchinson Howard Wedding Quiet City Ceremony
Miss Alice J. Howard daughter of Mr and Mrs Leander Howard of 24 Clifton street and Ernest Charles Hutchinson were united in marriage at 10 am at the bride home by Rev BP Poole. The couple stood under an arch of holly with two white doves. The bride, a longtime teacher at Spaulding School, wore a blue traveling suit. The groom works as a letterer for Balat Grande company. They left for a short wedding trip and will reside at 24 Clifton street.
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Alice J. Howard
Spaulding School
Sio Wax
West Lebanon High School
Plymouth
Noli
Balat Grande Company
Nircle
Hutehinaon
Clif Street
Marriage Unites Domenico Peduzsi and Mise Teresa Mochetti
Domenico Peduzsi and Mise Teresa Mochetti were married last evening by Justice of the Peace James Batchelder Wircet. The bride and groom will reside together after the ceremony with Adelina Merlone as bridesmaid and Antonio Pedues as best man. The groom works as a granite cutter.
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Domenico Peduzsi
Mise Teresa Mochetti
Justice of the Peace
James Batchelder Wircet
Central Vermont poultry show readies for January exhibit
The Central Vermont Poultry and Stock Association held a well attended meeting at Bavedon and Lyon's, boosting membership to about 140. Exhibits, premium lists, and judges were announced, with plans for a strong show and potential prizes including racks and fees. Secretary B. S. Badger will mail premium lists and provide details.
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Central Vermont
Bavedon & Lyon
Atove
A. P. Abbott
Ros. Qurrlar
James Ie
Tancaster
Stine
Danii
Short
Wall
River
Mads
EB Coolidge
Bristol
Badger
Barre Central Vermont Station Plan Ordered By July 15
Vermont railroad commissioners demand a new Barre passenger and freight station for Central Vermont Railway. The order requires a brick brick-walled structure at the site, with granite capped doors and windows, drinking fountain, shelter for teams, proper platforms, heating, drainage, and final plans approved, aiming for completion by July 15, 1908. The main freight depot is deferred for later consideration.
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Central Vermont
Montpelier & Welle
Eit
Panes Anger
Vermont
Barre
Pbs
County of Washington
John W. Redmond
Ell H. Porter
Hollister Jackson
Board of Railroad Commissioners
State of
Stolen Sweets Case Highlights City Court Action
John McAvoy pleaded Ity in city court this morning to four boxes of honey. He was fined five dollars and costs six fifty with an alternative sentence to the house of correction. He lacked funds but could raise the amount. He had taken the honey and returned it to Mrs Gates, who had him arrested. Fred Chenay faced trial on related charges, plea unsettled, then proceeding in Gran Juror court. Henry Smith, arrested for intoxication on North Main Street, pleaded not guilty, then changed to guilty and fined three dollars plus costs.
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John McAvoy
Gates
Morse Block
House of Correction
McAvoy
Mra. Gates
Fred Chenay
Emma Cortt
Henry Smith
North Main Street
Odicer
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O'f
England
Pred Tenney
Canadian Pacific
B. & M. Toronte
Canadian Pacific Rail
Ton & Maine Railway
BE. DB. Osler
M. P
Canadian Pacific Railway
Itn
Hardwick Granite Manufacturers
Ass'n
Annas Elfen Meeulted
Wallace
Tisaquet
Bennington
Ban
Belew
Fall
Wisconsin
New Rebekah Lodge
Hace
Comditon
TOWN
Teabello Marr
Illmeneak
Cabot
Granite Mutual
Michael Doyle
St. Albans
J. H. Tarskell
Boston
Hur
J & Levin
William Brown
Windsor
A. Brown
Miss Decidl
Providence
Ulric Detiel
Frank Bohanan
East Andover
N.hs
Mra
Tl. A. Haywood
Arc Insurance
Granite Mutual Company
Alexander Dunnett
St. Johnsiney
Kenyon & Co
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Company
William Barclay
TL. A. Billings
White River Junction
Stirine
Montpelier Maat
Harold Dutton
No. 20
Old Fellows Hall
W. I. Beck
Noble
D. A. Perry Real Estate
Edmund Normandean
Franklin Street
Alex. Ogeton
Williamstown
Henrietta
KO. Thayer
Green Mount
Montpelier
D. A. Perry Real Eatate Agen
Ley
Uncle Perkins
Raw Morriy
Opera House
Christan
Bliss Knapp
Boston Church
Bast Barre
DR. Jackson
Nobles of the Mystic Sprise
Cairo
Batlesd
G. Bellrose
Turlington
Clarence Canningham
J. G. Dellrose
City Court
Amarney
Brown Canningham
Cromo
Gram
Blian
Bellrows
EB. Vernandes
Graniteville
Hag Boon
Dows
James A. Cooper
Greeley
J. E. Burzell
W. L. George
Darro Entertainment
Ite
Upper Websterville
East Barre Road
Hutchinson—Howard
Bride
Central Vermont Railroad
M&w
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