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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
4
Vermont items note thaw threatening river time limit and warlike headlines. References to Los Angeles field news, Ohio court case, New York Mayor Gaynor and Governor-elect Woodrow Wilson remarks. Vermont topics include Snowshoe tourism, Knapp’s Interstate Commerce Commission exit, Prouty’s rise, Boston University’s women’s college stance, and Nebraska Governor-elect Aldrich opposing the governor’s ball at Lincoln.
A Morrisville farmer C J Smith sold his farm near Morrisville for a high price, showing farm value through improved methods. The Vermont legislature considers a local option liquor vote for town meetings, with warnings that Senate action could derail the bill and threaten statewide prohibition policies. The Northfield News notes past rejections and urges lawmakers to kill the measure next week to preserve local option and not undermine prohibition.
The Rutland editor questions Rep preventive Foster's term plans while Vermont notes skepticism over a post office issue in the marble city. St. Albans Messenger and other papers discuss the back to the land movement, suffrage course attempts, and university faculty limits, with New York Globe adding broader debate on women in politics and education.
A Montpelier informant asserts Governor Mead’s secretary changes outfits three times daily, each suit meeting high fashion standards. The Burlington Clipper notes the Vernon power project aims to harness Connecticut River below Pittsfield Mill, potentially delivering 540,000 horsepower and an $8,000,000 total outlay, with Chace and Marriman trusted to execute plans if legislative approval is obtained, a development the Bee and Reformer say will boost northern Vermont industry.
A fragmentary editorial laments railroad workers shown asleep on duty amid a snow fort building tale at Haven. It argues a railroad engineer slept on the job and caused a near-fatal crash, warning stay awake on the line. The piece stresses vigilance and moral in duty for railroad staff.
A fragmentary piece evokes a playful scene with verses about memory, a mitten moment, and a cheeky remark. The text mixes mood and bravado, mentioning December and chic style as a witty, clipped exchange unfolds.
A fragmented report notes college faculties hesitate to identify with the suffrage movement. Huntington explains neither he nor a faculty group endorse suffrage, but warns against using the college name to promote the cause, due to anti suffrage prejudice.
At a regular Grange gathering in Northfield, officers were chosen including Master Mrs A Jonlyn and overseer Dr A Horner. Installations set for January 14. Florence E King resigns from high school post to join Manchester NH as French teacher. Vermont Hosiery and Machinery Co hosts Christmas dinner with gifts. Mrs Frank Kirby dies after brief illness. born Montreal 1842. survived by twelve children and a brother and sister. funeral held at St John’s Church with Rev J P O Neill.
A noted critique extols the stage adaptation of Granstark by McCutcheon as an exemplary blend of romance and patriotism. It praises the American hero, the royal court setting, and the scenic artistry, while noting the story’s strong moral undertones and universal appeal. The review lauds the production’s beauty and the significance of American ideals in a sweeping love drama.
Veteran player Bill Lange praises past pitchers Clarkson Russo and Radbourne while noting modern evolution in hitting and fielding. He reflects on staying connected to the sport, laments changes in pitching distance, and recalls the pepper and dash of earlier games as preferable.
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