Birthday of Wilson in London sparks mixed views
Barre Daily Times reviews reactions to President Wilson in London on his birthday. Commentators question Champ Clark's prospects, praise Mrs Wilson, note George V and Wilson greetings, and discuss Hohenzollern, Dutch asylum, and germane postwar politics. It cites Vermont towns missing wartime service, recall of Von Eckhardt from Mexico, and Lloyd George’s election impact on peace efforts.
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King George
Wilson
Lamton
England
United States
von Eckhardt
Mexico
Mxico
Japan
Germany
Eckhardt
Self Denial Aided Allies War Efforts and Food Relief
The article discusses political shifts in Britain with Asquith and US practices, praising American wartime self denial. It notes wheat stock increases, the beneficial effects of restraint, and Hoover’s reports that no starvation deaths occurred in Belgium and northern France due to American aid. It emphasizes humanitarian impact and national discipline during the war period.
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United States
Herbert C. Hoover
Belgium
France
President focus on league of nations in Britain talks
A Boston Globe reader view notes that President Wilson’s London speeches lack decisive policy statements and urge harmony with British aims. The piece argues a world league may safeguard future peace only if Britain’s price for support is acceptable and warns a weak ally could doom the league. It also reflects on history’s lessons from 1914 and the value of understanding how war began.
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London
Mrust
Society of Nations
League of Nations
Springfield Republican
Hency
Sarajevo
Serbia
Jheid
Bertin
Lester
Senate
Washington
Germany
Russia
Kasiser
Berlin
Boston Globe
Williams town Lodge to Hold Special Meeting Next Thursday
The Summit lodge No. soy will meet Thursday evening January 2 1910 for work in third freshmen. Miss Rachel Bruse recently returned from Montreal after several weeks away. The Williams town Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting January 6 at 2 PM in the town clerk's office. William Lasell, formerly in Potedam training, has been honorably discharged and went to Washington DC where he was employed. Mrs. Jennie Dickinson picked dandelion greens before Christmas and served them at home. A masquerade and dance last Thursday raised funds for the Eastern Star home with prizes for best costumes including Grace Khee as George Washington and Martha Washington, J Jamieson as a awkward boy, and others. Gilbertson's orchestra provided music and Perley Keyes of Brookfield was floor manager. Refreshments were coffee, cake, and sandwiches.
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Summit Lodge
No. Soy
Rachel Bruse
R. Ny
Montreal
Williams “Town Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Mra
Jennie Dickionin
Eastern Star
Viret
Misesiat
Grace Khee
George Washi
Martha Washington
J. Jamieson
Goddess of Liberty
Local residents gather during greens Christmas break
Intermission reports show strong delegations from Barry Graniteville and Websterville with smaller groups from nearby towns. Edna Waldo returns from Moretown nursing a cold that worsened to a fever. several relatives in service overseas remain unconfirmed after long absences. Families visit the old home for Christmas as Martin and Kanaly kin join celebrations. Mildred Grearson resides in Albany New York for the winter.
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Barry
Graniteville
Websterville
Jones
Edna Waldo
Moretown
Ftn
John Martin
Robert Bruce
Grover Pirie
Mra
Laura
Walker
Frank A
Barre
Willard 1
Montpelier
Ae Simons
Aeenue
Springfeld
Maia
Lynde Simons
Albert R. Martin
Hurley T. Martin
Ruth
Richard Martin
Doris
Margaret Kanaly
A BE. Wilber
Miss Mild
Grearson
Albany
WN. Y
Regular meeting of Robert Emmett Court postposed
The Graniteville post from Robert Emmett Court No. 564 O P delayed its regular meeting by moving the gathering from Wednesday evening January 1 to Friday evening January 3. The notice was signed by the Chief Ranger.
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Robert Emmett Court
O. P
Robert Emmett Faut
OPF
Websterville Patrol Log Window January Note
A brief post from Websterville No 664 OPF dated Wednesday evening January 1 to Friday evening January 3, signed by the Chief Ranger. The entry records routine teen activity and patrols during the period.
Christmas Guests and Local Visits Across Montpelier and Barre
West Berlin residents entertain guests from Montpelier Barre and Northfield while local families plan visits to Burlington St Albans and Putnamville. Names include E B Sleeper H A Stockwell Mark Glinos Ed Provost Willie Provost Florence Clark Joe Delary C D Kimball and family.
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E. B. Sleeper
Montpale Aner
Joery
Clara Jenkins
My. Land
A. Glines
Orrin Kimball
C.D. Kimball
Montpelier
Addin
Gerry
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E. Langley
Associated Press
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Holland
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Vermont
United States Service
Adjutant General’s
Glastonbury
Baltimore
Kirby
Fletcher
Adjutant General's Office
Army
Navy
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Coalition
Hily
Paris
House of Commons
Pommicott
Tis
Peoples National Bank of
Oxford
F H. Rogers& Company
Herbert Asquith
Liberal Party
Congress
Self
Williamstown
Assets Membership
Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of
Montpelier, Vt
McAllister & Kent
Orange
Crown’s Drug Store
North Main Street
West Berlin
Lavida
Russell
A. W. Badger & Company
Buckeye
Barre Electric Company
Our Thrift Club
Savings Bank
Os & Trust CO
Barre, VF
Ben Asan
Som. Bota
Cutler
W. H. Miles
EL. Beolt
Se Ae Poe i
Jackson
Rogers’ Walk-Over
Boot Shop
Christmas Club
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