Barree Daily Times War Roundup From Dec 16 1916
Barre Daily Times reflects on wartime headlines and policy notes. It discusses Britain’s war position, US pence moves, the proposed letter mail service for Vermont, and labor unrest in mills. It notes Captain Hannon’s Vermont Soldiers Home resignation after 14 years of Civil War era service and praises military mobilization despite unresolved goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hanson
Vermont
Bennington
Col. Hannon
Hennington
Becaue
Impos
Pork Barrs Foolishness in Congress Public Building Grants
The article mocks the public buildings bill allotments for Hasard Kentucky $40000 Orange Kentucky $4488.20 and Elko Nevada proposed $90000. It laments wasteful spending as towns nationwide would benefit from federal largess while rents for post offices are avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Barr
Congres
Hasard
Kentucky
Orange
Postuthier
Elka
Nev
Willamstown
Eiko
Congress
The Brarer of the Olive Branch
The piece argues Germany repeatedly failed to show responsibility to humanity and civilization since 1914. It claims Belgian invasion, submarine sinking, destruction of art, harsh rule over conquered peoples, and mass forced labor of Russians. The Entente remains wary of any peace offer and demands reparation and guarantees of future security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Mims
Ruth
Belgium
Foxcuse
Dunia
Vacancy talk shadows Vermont supreme court judgeship
The St Johnsbury Republican surveys possible nominees as Chief Judge Munson’s departure nears. Miles of Barton may move up. Hogan of St Albans and Redmond of Newport are named. Archibald of Manchester and Healy of Bennington are floated as alternatives. The Herald urges recognition of a possible no vacancy scenario and supports merging courts to seven or nine justices while reforming municipal and justice processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Munson
Supreme Court
Willard W. Miles
Barton
Superior Court
Franklin County
George M. Hogan
St. Albans
Weh
Hhydg Park News
Sitteon
John W. Redmond
Newport
Bennington Smunty
Rutland County
Addison County
Frank C. Archibald
Manchester
Robert E. Healy
Bennington
Herald
Justices of the Peace
Rutland Herald
Christmas cards and visitors fill Barre notes
A long Barre city column records holiday items and local arrivals. Mr Williem Jack of 20 Keith Avenue Kiron is praised for durable Christmas goods while Washington Street resident Mise Marie Mayo plans a winter stint in Pinehurst North Carolina. Judge Fish of Vergennes visits, and H. Ty Baldwin from Seymour Connecticut along with Bangor Maine guests stay at Hotel Barre. Real estate agent Daghner & Son reports sale of a Chelsea farm to Stanley Wilson who plans a portable sawmill. A. M. Hannaford's death in Hanover New Hampshire leads to a Barre funeral procession. City schools report Red Cross Christmas seal sales with hundreds of contributions and a push for a municipal Christmas tree in the city park spearheaded by E M Tobin and donated by Fred Gale. Vermont Tel & Tel Co to assist with wiring the tree lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williem Jack
Keith Avenue
Kiron
Down
Deng
Mise Marie Mayo
Washington Strett
Steve Mildred Marrion
Rumiser
Marlington
G. Weldner
Dunkirk
X.Y
Monument
Fade
Wevernl Lng
Hotel Barre
Nose Vielt
Hotel Marre
Judge Prank
Fish
Vergennes
Orange County Court
Chelses
H. Ty Baldwin
Seymour, Conn
B. A. Manc
Chester
EE. Piper
Bangor
J. J
The
Burktheatre
City Hospital
Eamesitin
4. J. Daghner & Son Real Estate
Chelsea
Wilson
A. M. Hannaford
Mary Hitchdock
Elmwood Cemetery
Hannaford
Mike Olde
Barre
Christias
Ees
Barre Ia
E. M. Tobin
East Hill
Fred Gale
Mr. Tobin
Barte
W. H. Ward
Mr. To- Vin
HB. Martridge
Vermont Tel. & Tel, Co
Methodist and Union Services in Williamstown Church
A Williamstown church notes a Methodist service at the usual hour with Rev. Jenso A. Martin preaching on Christ the Liberator, Sunday school at noon, Ep worth league Tuesday, and prayer Thursday. A union service is planned Sunday evening with Congregationalists. absentee pastor prompts joint worship. Deaths and local travel items follow, including obituaries and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenso A. Martin
Epworth League
Sual
Congregational Church
Ing
Christian Endeavor
Ave
Grange
Rutland
George T. Colby
Mra
Pred L. Peer
Ida Whitcomb
George FB. Adonce
Fair Haven
Tim
Brookfield
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Grenee
Great Britain
United States
Aria
Massachusette
Willy
Inman
Tarnowski
America
Brattleboro
Billy Patterson
Charley Ross
Federal Reserve Board
Barro
Pacific
Ake Waltiew
Mandit Ville
Anadoiloo
Mureater
Bettoring
Imre
Pork Barr
Olive Branch
Parlor Sui
Ford
A. W. Bada
the Peoples National Bank
Worthen
Black Barre
Christmas Club
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
Howland Bidg
F. G. Howland
Pres. W. A. Drew, Treas
Talk OF
the Town
Thrift Club
the Quarry Savings Bank & Trust Co
B. A. Eastman
A. P. Abbott
M. Willey
Ben A. Eastman
H. J. M. Jones
W. G. Reynolds
B. W. Hooker
J. M. Boutwell
H. F. Cutler
H. 8
Jackson
H. Miles
L. Scott
Christas
Storm Shoes
Children’s
Jersey Loggins Romper Leggins
Rogers’ Walk-Over
Boot Shop
Saturday Evening Post
F. H. Rogers & Co
Williamstown
Airs
James P. Base
Warn
Tex
Bass
Ruth Irwin
Abe
Ohio
Elne Street
Sum 4
T Hat Eer
Tor
Angel of
Waco
James T. Bass
James Martin Bass
Capitan Street
Somersville
Masa
Atelein KE
Burnham
Berkele
Albert H. Norris
Schenectady
Clara Hunter
George E. Wither
Aily
Heal
the Filton
Drown
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