Rutland County News Roundup of Local Finances and Incidents
Local notes report Rutland county farms carrying debt of 4705.17 and charity events like The Rose Girl raising 350 for the hospital. Townshend votes fund 83000 for a new town hall and lighting plant. Smallpox lingers with four new Rutland cases last week. A moving picture machine arrives at Community Church in Cambr idge. Rutland Congregational church plans 9600 for 1921, up 17 percent. A Burlington teamster injured by a horse kick. Storms topple wires and trees in Rutland. Derby merchant W M Taylor dies in Bradenton Florida. Hen theft hits Napoleon Rock’s Charlotte farm. Hickok box shop lays off 155 workers due to lack of orders. Deer and fox hunts yield multiple game for Castleton neighbors. Legal notes: Green and Hooper receive prison terms. Streator dies in St. Johnsbury. Newport Center farmers convicted for watering milk. fines imposed. Putney ferry breaks free on the Connecticut River, later tethered. Hunters escape near misses with cold, snow, and exhaustion.
St Albans Tavern Sold to Cartisle Partnership
St Albans December 1 Henry D Carmele and his son H Spencer Cartishe bought The Tavern on Bank Street and Maiden Lane from current owners. The Tavern has been operated since April 1 1818 and is incorporated as The Tavern corporation. The new partnership lists Henry D Carlisle as manager with Grace B Cartiele as secretary and H Spencer Carlisle as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Henry D. Car- Mele
Amd
H. Spencer Cartishe
Bank Street
Maiden Lane
Tavern Corporation
The
Fuller Hy Vine
J. Gregory
Carnary
Henry D. Will
Grace B. Cartiele
Cnt
Spencer Carlisle
Mr Joe Armstrong Celebrated Dog Trainer
Fragmentary text mentions a dog trainer named Joe Armstrong and a clerk or official possibly WL Clerk Barre PL Tees. Fares and prices appear garbled. The readable portion notes celebration by Mr Armstrong and a motion around Ne Rae Rar Mawar, with unclear surrounding details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Armstrong
Mawar
Anne Nakig
WL. Clerk
Barre
Tees
Fares
Old Chancery Case Settled After Forty Years in Vermont
The Vermont division of the Pl and Railroad Co case Bell versus the railroad, begun in 1640 and tied to labor and materials for the St. Johnsbury to Lake Champlain line, is settled. It has dragged on through many terms with noted Vermonters appearing, ending with final hearing before Judge Chass. The matter, represented by George W. Wing for Bell and by ex Attorney General John C. Bargent and others for the railroad, is discontinued and stricken from the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Johnsbury
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
Lake Champlain
Poland
L. P. Poland
Charles J. Bell
Edward J. Phelps
A. F. Rankin
Rodney Lund
John H. Senter
8. C. Shurtleff
Ita
Chass
Bell Eature
George W. Wing
Montpelier
John C. Bargent
Ludlow
George W. Young
Harry Blodgett
St. Totum
Bury
Vermont Census 1920 Population Totals and Shifts
Vermonts population in 1920 stood at 362421 with gains concentrated in urban and village areas. Windsor county saw the largest increase led by Springfield and Windsor. Rutland and Washington counties lag due to granite marble and slate industry slumps. Major towns include Burlington 22770 Rutland 14954 Barre City 10008 and Montpelier TALS Colchester 6027 Rockingham 231 Newport City 4076. Thirty two of 247 towns exceed half the state population while Burlington almost equals the combined totals of three counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Nitius
Trina
Windsor County
Springfield
Windsor
Hartness
Rutland
Washington
Tyne
Burlington
Barre City
Kennington
St. Johnsbury
Brattleboro
St. Albans
Montpelier
Tals
Colchester
Winoneki
Rockingham
Bellows Falle
Newport City
Grand Lele Ewer
Lamoille
Waterbury visitors and Camp Murphy alumni noted
Mrs teeanacnna mad Mrs Bo eS Griffin were visitors in Waterbury. Boys at Camp Murphy broke Sundare deer to their credit naming ent Ridd William Alexa der Frank Finnegan Cherie Buch and Milford Urandfield as lucky men. Evelyn Joslyn jeweler suffered an attack at her home. Several from town attended the funeral of Willon Corline in Danbury on Dec 9. Corliss died after an infected broken leg and gastos. He is survived by wife formerly Morgan, four daughters five brothers and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te. C. Teeanacnna
Eatten
Wae Gi Morgan
Westford
Haval
Charles Wheeler
Minnie Chelsey
Lowell
Mary Loreen
Basten
Local notes from Warren and Mill towns on social events
Mrs Ardelly Wallace of Warren, vice president of Vermont Rebwkalis, hosted a special meeting with social reception and refreshments. Local residents Mr and Mrs C HL Maxham and Hervey Noyes travel to Los Angeles this week after six years in Pool Mills. The Ladies benefit society will run the Christmas festival and cantata on Christmas Eve. Rev I EB Tupper returns from Hanover hospital and regains strength. Rev A T Sargent mentions peace and goodwill topics in recent sermons. The Sunday school grows as families visit from New York and North Springfield. Mrs PF Converse of Kansas City ill with pneumonia stays with sister Mrs N A Corliss. A Lang in eye infirmary in Boston for treatment. Mrs Arabella Raymond visits son E W Raymond in New York. The lodge at Lake Lodge Odd Fellows awarded first degree to L F It on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxham
Pat Lorturer
The
Grange
Ldies’ Benefit Society
I. EB. Tupper
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N. H
A. Tf. Sargent
Prince of Peace
J. B. Simonds
George Melndoe
New York
Walter Andrews
North Springfield
Mr. Andrews
T. H. Chubb Red Company
PF. Converse
Kansas
Guy
N. A. Corliss
A. ¥. Lang
Eye Infirmary
Boston
Arabella Raymond
E. W. Raymond
Lake Lodge of
Odd Fellows
L. F
Hartnesses Official Family Named For Governor Elect
The governor elects official staff includes Julius A. Willcox as secretary of civil and military affairs, H. T. Leftin as executive secretary, and Misses Misnes Futia Holland and Marion Martin as stenographers. Holland, a Goddard seminary trustee, and Martin, trained in Goddard, were retained for efficiency. The announcement was made Wednesday afternoon, with notes urging youths to save for old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartness
Julius A. Willcox
FE. Gleason
Montpelier
House of Representatives
H.T. Leftin
Springfield
James Hartnese
Wnt
States
Futia Holland
Marion Martin
Barre
Miss Holland
Goddard
Am Wne
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Townshend
Camsbridge
Rutland Congregational Church
J. A
Mary Fletcher Hospital
W.M. Taylor
Derby
Bradentown
Fla
Napoleon Rock
Charlotte
Mr. Rock
Hickok Box
Hart
Castleton Corners
Leland H. Green
Mra
Elizabeth Hooper
Sergi
Chester A. Streator
Tiehor
Fairlanks Village
Zene
National Guard
Newport Center
Newport
TH. P. Hood & Sons
Bunton
Connecticut
Putney
Ie Fone
Corser
Bennington
John Elwell
Arthur J. Elwell
Pade Young Wien
Edward Senomal
Benington
Ucon
ST. Albans Tavern
Bell Vs. P. and 0. Railroad Co
NORTH
Dorie
Brittain, Inc
Yor
N. Y
Post Mills
Schences Mandrake
J. HL Schenck
Jon
Eienel
Robes Meneses
Sta.x
S. & H. Green
Lee
Clara B. Shortt
Marshfield
Kryptoks
C. H. Magoon
Tee Eyesight Speculet
Mabe Bt
Barr, Vt
Ffe Ins, Co. Vt
Mutual
B. Ballard
Rialta Block
Montelier, Vt
J. H. Thompson
Yar
Constans
Treasury
Ment
H. M. Farnham
Sales and Exchange Stables
Montpelier, Vt
Indiana
Edwin F. Heininger
Stirgeon
J. A. MacCaskill, M. D
Jand Chinen
Otterhowe
Frank M. Lynde
Narre, VT
Howard H.reid
D.ds
HowLannerLowa
Howard A. Drew
Perry & Noonan Omen, Ee
Sena Undertakers
Blanchard
A. H. Smith
Keith Avx
Comet Geterters
Goodfellow
Gage & Gage Chtropractors
Lewis D. Martin
Mary Jane Jenkins
Feselva
Mary Jane Jénkinn
Tarse
Marre
A. D. Ito
Albert
Dickey
E. H. Nerney
People’s National Bank of
Jounson
AR. Caobi
Granite, Tual Insurance Co
All Company
Fananty
Mireting
G. Robinson
Anaes
Peter Ryan
West Berlin
Jones Brook Road
Mary Ryan
Adnix
D. P, LE Febvre
Worthield
Jerd
Randolph
Stanley C. Farnham
198 South Main Street
S. J. Kelsey
J.w.dillon
Holster
Bakke
Vermonts
Messacey
Cera
A. M. Flanders
North Main St
Wight
Risning
Meer Sette
Aiemse
South Main Street
House and
Bern
Bowune
Williamstown
Adedd Ft
Coenfortadle
Barnes
Tren
Alan
Alex Cial
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Owentel
Rorhester
N.Y
Boasewere
Mirage
Mire
Glens W. Horsey
Williams
Kebluge
Waittenenee
Pai
Arbor
Marie Choamet
Yacher
Anecio Liman
Femal Mock
Cottegn Amd Melesthrete
Portunta
Seweliy
Ashuelot Woolen CO
Clarses
FEDS
Orner
Fonts Sikh
Ole Ream
Gemm
Rambi Comber
Kre Ant
Amphisiek
Seit
O'Tirien
Tre
Murhfeld
Gale -Teeedshand
Telphone Barre Bae
Molly's
Williammtown
C. RL Rede
A.W. Atherton
Waterbury
G. Vine St
Teall Chen
W. Hermer
John
Benjamin
Harre
Jen
Allen
Beck & Boeke
Rinplee
Bernete
Slarwony
WewHoll
Mitchell Farm
W. E. Nichola
Stork
Bennett
Sranarra
James Sullivan
Gale Selden Sotemabile
Tate
Paul BR
Melcher
Hodge
Uber Ag
M Cutler
Ron Ea
de Reinekamith
East Montpelier
Zhicle & Supply CO
Colton’s
Marsh-Allen CO
Telestens
Orange Ca
Studebaler
Cheietenen
Marshallen
O. MK
Stramer Oo
Cotivenbegom
SeAlileter
Kent
Henry
Seth
Yume Mower
Sultehie
Tewis and Furtore
North Main
Torent
Tonrrerat Bf
Vic Reams
Shurtie
Saeed
Rome
Cale
Ked
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