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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references Sarsatabs and ad titrant in a jumble of phrases. The readable portion mentions advertising content and a stray name or place, with no coherent event or clear entities to anchor a summary.
Mrs John McInigan awoke from a dream and found her husband dead beside her bed in New York on December 17. The ambulance surgeon said apoplexy caused death, and the body had been cold for about an hour. The couple had retired the previous evening with their year old child in the room nearby.
Birlington December 17 The annual meeting of the Vermont Humane Society was held late yesterday afternoon with George T. Waldron of Springfield elected president N D Stanley of Manchester the new secretary Miss G S Smith of Thistleton named secretary and Malcolm Stearns of Springfield chosen treasurer
One of Quincy's leading granite manufacturers and a popular organizer, M r A White of 25 Miller Street West Quincy, was struck and killed by a New Haven railroad train at the granite branch crossing near Purnea avenue and Crossett street. He had started for his Miller Street office when the accident occurred.
A fragmented obituary outlines the life of James N. White, son of a clergyman, who survived tuberculosis via a testimonial and later became a leading figure in Granite City’s fire department. It notes his role as senior partner of White & Son, a monumental contractor, and cites his work on a Civil War memorial in Louisiana. Survived by wife, a son, three brothers, and three sisters.
Champion Bob Somerville defeated Billy Shembley of New York City two falls to one in Combina tion ball after a 30 minute first fall with a giant swing. Shembley took the second fall in 1 minute 16 seconds with a double bar Nelson and face hold, and Somerville won the final fall in 2 minutes 25 seconds with a body scissors and double wrist hold. Preliminaries saw Wilfred Bisson and Bill Soxon go the distance with no fall.
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