Perished in Deep Snow Near Lewis Mountain
Richford reports two men missing after a trek from Stevens mills to a lumber camp on Lewis mountain. Harry W. Fernald, aged 3, died in deep snow. Ernest Mears of Hirlpate survived to reach the camp but suffered frostbitten feet. Fernald's body to Ports mouth, N H, for kinship burial. authorities organized search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liny House
Stevens Mills
Fernald
Medre
Jack
Mears
Het Fernald
de MW. Herrick
Portsmouth
N. H
Baronet Baron Attacked With Dog Whip in London Wedding Gathering
In London a female militant from ForTRA assaulted Baron Weardale using a dog whip as he waited with about 200 guests to attend the wedding of Sidney Feel, son of Viscount Peel, to Lordy Della Spencer, daughter of Earl Spencer. He was felled by the blow but not seriously harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fortra
Sutragette
von Weardale
Sidney Feel
Viscount Peel
Della Spencer
Earl Spencer
Lord Weardale
Victor Pott Dies in Cell After Killing Son
Victor Pott, who shot and killed his son, comedian Harry Fragson, after a trivial dispute, died in prison yesterday. He was 40 years old, with no known relatives or will. A large part of Fragson’s fortune, estimated at 2.4 million, will go to the French treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Feh
Victor Pott
Harry Fragson
Pott
Frageon
Schooner Kineo Sinking Off Cape Hatteras In Distress
New York reports the five masted schooner Kineo from Bath Maine carrying eleven men is in distress near Diamond Shoals Cape Hatteras leaking badly and sinking. Revenue Cutter Onondaga assisted from Fort Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Hatteras
New York
Kineo
Bath
Dla
Diamont Shoals
Onondaga
Fort Monroe
Obituary Note for Alpheus J. Lyman of Hampton
Alpheus J. Lyman born Poultney Vermont died yesterday at age 8? No, age 8 is incorrect. likely aged about 80. He was among Hampton's oldest residents and a Williston Seminary graduate of 1848. He taught in Springfield and Hath Heig surs. Survived by daughters Mary Lyman, Harriet Lyman, and son Oren C. Hurt of Fasthampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Alpheus J. Lyman
Hampton
Poultney
Williston ‘Semiary
Springfield
Mary Lyman
Maldenigh
Mike Harriet Lyman
Fasthampton
Oren C. Hurt
Ice Blockade Stuns Hudson River Commerce
New York and Yonkers face a serious Hudson River ice blockade. Federal authorities admit helplessness as coal shortages loom with up to 100 workers counting on fuel while refining operations risk disruption without supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
York
Hudson River
New York
Finerich
Vermont Laborer Files Petition in Mis Nabilition Case
Fred Bailey of Lyndim filed a petition with Clerk FS Platt of the United States vent mis Nabilition. He seeks damages totaling 416.90 with 160 claimed expenses. Case noted from Rutland on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bailey
Lyndon
Rutland
Lyndim
FS Platt
Near Agreement on B. and M. R. R. Matter
Washington officials, Massachusetts Department of Justice, and New Haven railroad pushed to finalize control of the Moston & Maine. After hours of talks, agreement on board composition and terms remained unresolved. Justice and Massachusetts prefer two-year trustees, while New Haven favors five-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Just Tide
State of
Massachusetts
New Haven Railroad
Moston & Maine
Newlroad
State
Department
Department of Justice
New Haven
Three Men Guilty of Defrauding U S Government
San Francisco Feb 18 jury after eight hours found three defendants guilty of defrauding the government of duties on imported coal. Defendants are F C Mills vice president J B Smith general manager and K E Mayer Weigher Mayer was found guilty. F Smith was acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franchsco
United States
Western Fuel Company
Tian Wan Diseho
F. C. Mills
General Manor
J. B. Smith
KE. H. Mayer
Filvward J. Smith
Checker
Cloudburst Floods Oviedo Causing Destruction in Spain
Oviedo Spain Feb 18 a cloud burst flooded the inner town forcing residents to seek refuge on roof tops as cattle were swept away in the countryside many houses collapsed and roads including railway tracks were washed out authorities issued urgent food appeals for the destitute population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Oviedo
Astu
Vallromde
Longest Buffalo funeral procession for John J Kennedy
Buffalo observed its longest procession for John J Kennedy New York state treasurer who died by his own hand, burial at Holy Cross cemetery after services at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Every vehicle and hundreds of private carriages lined the route from his hotel to the church with help from Towanda and Niagara Falls crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Kennedy
Buffalo
N.Y
New York State
Holy Cross
Towanda
Niagara Falla
Pageant of the Unemployed marches on City Hall
About 500 homeless men marched on St Louis City Hall demanding relief. They met the mayor and attended a city council meeting urging appropriations for the poor. The protest, called Pageant of the Unemployed, contrasted with a costly Pageant of St Louis. Led by James Eads Howe and Cora D Harvey, the group sought municipal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis City Hall
St. Louis
Pere Rindi
Alma
Aid
Ite
James Eads Howe
Cora D. Harvey
Eee Brotherhood Welfare Association
Fat
Vanderbilt house destroyed by fire in Februrary blaze
Meriia L reports the Vanderbilt estate home owned by Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt was gutted by a fire today. The caretaker and servants escaped. investigators blamed an overheated furnace. Built at about 100000 with a later add on valued near 101000, the six room house contained costly tapestries and paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriia
L. 1
William K. Vanderbilt
Hicksville
Red Cross Seal Sale Sets New Record in 1933
Washington February 14 United States Red Cross reports midquarter estimates show the 1933 stamp sale is the strongest ever for the tuberculosis relief effort. Despite incomplete returns, officials say Christmas stamps sold exceed previous records as donations pour in nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Red Cross
Boys Get Counsel in Murder Case at St Albans Chinaman
St Albans suspects, including minors, are charged in the murder of Chin Kiru. The defendants, accused of arson and ambush, were appointed attorneys as the case advances. Proceedings indicate a homicide linked to local turmoil and ethnic tensions in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Neamed
Armslshoee
Wilde Chennin Reba
Chin Kiru
Big Transfer of Quarryland in Barre Granite Belt
EL Smith & Co attained about sixty acres of Millstone Granite Co quarry land in Barre, a major deal in quarry property. The move positions Smiths to boost Barre granite output, adding to two hundred workers at their firm and thirty at Millstone Granite Co, with LE J Levith & Co as buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Smith & Co
Barre
Millstone Granite Co
D. M. Miles
EB L, Smith & Co
Ke, J. Levith & Co
Marre
Fm Hay Uw
EK. J. Smith
Harre
John E
Donald Smith
B. L. Smith
Wen
J. L. Smith
John BE
Husiest
Angus A. Sith
BO. Kent
W. L. Wherton
Angus A. Smith
Couch EO
Kent
BE. L. Smith & Go
Millstons Granite Go
Fusion tickets form in St Albans city caucuses
In St Albans on February 18 two fusion tickets will appear, uniting Republican and Democratic factions on a joint ticket, while Progressives and Prohibitionists align on the other. The mayoral race centers on Mitchell versus Mann, decided by a close vote with the Democratic bloc’s larger representation influencing the outcome. Progressives oppose Mitchell for mayor and oversee the poor position. Prohibitionists back the Republican-Democratic ticket except for the mayoral candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Repblican
Dr.enrge ©. Mitchell
Reverend Lawes Phillipa of Woodstock
A native of Woodstock Rev Lawes Phillipa served pastorates in Haverhill Massachusetts and Laboo Maine. He held two terms in the legislature as chaplain of the House and was vice president of the American Christian convention. He was 61 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes
Phillipa
Christina
Wosutock
Agu Wlhat
Haverhill
Mass
Laboo
Amtertivan Christian Convention
Load falls on driver injuring George Sanders
East Calais February 15. While Sanders was hauling a load of wood into the village, part of the load tipped off and fell on him. He was picked up unconscious, a physician summoned, several ribs fractured and internal injury. He suffered great pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
George Sanders
Yesternay
Mr. Sanders
End Suffering by Gas Poisoning in Washington Street Home
An aged brother and sister, Thomas Moore and Margaret Moore, died after suffering for days from gas exposure in their shared Washington street room. Neighbors reported a faulty flue and a missing furnace cover, with the room described as overflowing with gas as the tragedy unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Moston
Washington Street
Ari
Thomas Moore
Margaret
Miss Moore
Thorn
Campaign for Funds in Barre Hospital Drive Gains Momentum
Preparations for inaugurating a large hospital appeal proceed at the campaign headquarters. Barre leaders plan a citizens committee of 100 business and professional men to direct fund raising with teams and captains in Barre and nearby towns. H A Phelps president of the Harry Board of Trustees, heads the business committee as campaigns target 10000 dollars from local backers. Lamps, signs, window cards, and notices are planned to illuminate progress nightly and reach surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Campaign
Rodma
Citizens’ Campaign Committee
Citiens
Barre
H. A. Phelps
Harry Board of
Trudy
Hce
Dantury
Enel Wlock
Wight
Darre Town
Graniteville
New York
Patre
Towne
Reparte
Giles
No Prosecution of Labor Organizers in Claremont Case
Claremont New Hampshire authorities say cases against labor organizers arrested outside Sullivan machine shop remain unresolved. John Lathing and Edward Age face trial while J J Cayma and Gilmowne see continued proceedings amid a disrupted mass meeting at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremont
N. Hy Keb
Sullivan Machine Shop
Thorn
John Lathringer
Edward
Age
Yeho Ap Jet
Hower
J.J. Cayua
Gilmowne
Teathring Coyne
Opera House
Large barn and sheds burn at Warren Clark farm
Fire at Jemusulian near North Hero destroyed a barn, sheds, and farming equipment. The loss included hay, grain, 0 Mooded sheep, 100 hens, three pigs, two cows, a yearling rat, and tools. Two horses and a thresher were also lost. The fire was spotted shortly after dawn. WH Cross of Oleazy, No Y., had recently purchased the property and was to take possession. The total damage estimate is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hero
Warren Clark
Jemusulian
Sentun Hagee
Chork
Oleazy
Funeral of Martin J Hills Waterbury Feb
Funeral services for Martin J Ville were held at his home yesterday afternoon with Rev A A Mandigo of Moretown officiating. Bearers were Lester Hills Albert Hills and Eaton brothers of Hyde Park. Interment was at Phi loe cemetery in Duybury. Out of town guests included O G Eaton Fred Palmer and Mrs Julians Berry of Walafield Meare Eaton Hyde Park Abel Porter Williston and Mr Porter of Essex Janet ion Mrs Wud Mra Fred Hills and Mrs George Ramey of Middlesex Mrs Seth W Boyer hospitalized nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Feo
Martin J. Ville
A. A. Mandigo
Moretown
Lester
Albert Hills
Eaton Brothers
Hyde Park
Hichal
Philoe
Duybury
G. Eaton
Fred Palmer
Julians Berry
Walafield
Meare
Eaton
Abel Porter
Williston
Mr. Porter
Esnex Janetion
Wud Mra
Fred Hills
George Ramey
Middlesex
Seth W. Boyer
First Mail Since Friday Reaches Nantucket
Nantucket reports the first mail delivery since Friday as provisions land and ice conditions ease. Weather notes predict cloudy skies tonight with light variable winds and a north to east breeze, as the area resumes routine coastal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Chainland
Fale
More Ballot Boxes Needed for Two New Issues
City council orders procurement of additional ballot boxes for March election to handle five ballots per voter. Voters will choose on proportional primaries direct primary state house addition and school/ward races. At least 12 new boxes to be installed to prevent congestion and ensure orderly counting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermante Election Committee
Aire
Ward
Bancroft
Calder
George K. Carlewan
Patterson
Wospiter
Water Department
Fire Department
Police Department
G. A. Bemis
Council
Death of Warren O Nye a longtime Barre Northfield resident
Warren O Nye formerly of East Barre and longtime Barre area resident died at his Washington home after a short illness. Born June 2 189% in Creare c, he was the seventh of eight children of John F and Aurisla Nye. He farmed in summer and taught in winter, later settling in Barre and Washington. He married three times and is survived by his third wife Julia Partridge and three children from the first marriage plus two adopted children. A trusted town official and estate settler, he was active in Hiawatha Lodge O the Odd Fellows Crystal Spring Rebekah Lodge and Washington Grange. Funeral will be held Friday at 1 o'clock in East Barre Church with a morning prayer service at his home. Flowers omitted as requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren O. Nye
East Barre
Washington
Annova
Warren Catlin Nye
Creare c
John F
Aurisla (Catlin) Nye
Barre
Northfeld
Northfield
Hort
Ashley Wheaton
John Payne
Nye
Lewis Waterman
East Burr Village
Nyes Weoand
Lydia J. Switch
Julia A. Partridge
Justee
Hiawatha Lodge
Gill Lodge
Washington Lodge
Odi Fellows
Odd Feller
Besdes
Washingtony
Crystal Spring
Gates Buys Out C W Gates In Franklin Deal
Franklin February 18 R J Gates treasurer and manager of the Farmers Ex was established in 18M and in 1007 Swehen C W Gates became state highway commissioner in the company was incorporated with the latter as president. The capital stock was 51000 each CW Gates retained most of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
R. J. Gates
Farmers’ Ex
Swehen C. W. Gates
State Highway Commission
Gates
Missionary Pageant Delights Audience at First Baptist
The First Baptist church crowd of over 200 witnessed a pageant by the church’s young missionary society. Costumes impressed as scenes depicted China and Japan with tea ceremony and flower arranging. Dorothy Inglis portrayed a doctor. Ruby Loew added a pivotal role. Misses Inglis, Parry, and Reed starred in multiple tableaux. The show closed with 20 participants in a patriotic immigration scene, guided by Miss HL Holt and the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
China
Dorothy Inglis
Ruth Howard
Sadie Rees
Florenne Allen
Luna Grearson
Ruth Parry
Japan
HL. Holt
Glen Wood
Ruby Bradley
Kittel Inglis
Hae Rollin
Thy
Mission College
Raymon Cage
Privet
Grace Parry
Ethel Halder
Mise Eva McDowall
Ralph Rogers
Miseés Winnie
Birnie Clark
Marguerite Geske
Elen Genke
Missionary Society
Ervilitis
Cold Weather Halts Central Vermont Rail Service
Heavy frost slowed Central Vermont passenger and mail trains overnight and into morning. Northbound No 1 and southbound No 6 were delayed. the local 9 pm to midnight passenger did not depart until near 2 am. Mail service began only after 6:16 am. early morning Williamstown run cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railroad
Fordad
Yary
White River Junction
Montreal
Montpelier Junction
Williamston
Five men plead not guilty in Durre gambling raid case
Pleas of not guilty were entered yesterday by five men arrested on gambling charges in Durre. Judge H L Scott set hearing for Thursday Feb 26. The roster included Samuel Paradis, Maurien Kee, Danielibbons, Lewis Quimby and W Scatt, with William Wishart and RA Hoar as attorneys. A separate liquor case State vs Fidel Villa of West Merlin saw Villa absent. he remains out on bail after prior conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. W. Scott
Chet Sinclair
Harry Gamblin
Waet Fit
Samuel Paradis
Mauirien Kee
Danielibbons
Tewis Quimby
W Scatt
Reyott
Durre
Smen Hiney
William Wishart
J. Ward Crever
Ville
Wits
Villa
Costa
Presene
Operation Given Up: Infant Dies After Weeklong Illness
An account describes the death of a one year old girl from Northao, daughter of William Vloav, who died after an illness that began Monday afternoon. The child, identified as Tat night, was taken to the hospital with efforts to save her. Her parents and two brothers and sisters mourn her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iethith
Willia Vloav
North Ao
Noaepital
Bette Ber
Ambright
Back at Work After Two Weeks Strike Ends
Union organizer J H Meardan of Warwickster Mass helped end a two week walkout by open streetcar conductors. Car men returned to work as wage talks continue through arbitration. The agreement includes daily wage concessions and a three member arbitration panel to decide future pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Men's Union
J. H. Meardan
Warcwster
Mass
Tenney Corporation
Chagge
Tw7
Bwck
Sling Homer
Tony Ween
Thorn
Uiree
Seales
Torlsy
Interurima
Barre
Montpelier
A Novel Sliding Marty at the Presbyterian Bible event
A winter entertainment titled A Novel Sliding Marty was staged with two acts. Act one featured a jail scene on Park Street Hill with double runners and snowbound sliding followed by a shift to merriment. Act two moved to the manse with Rev Duncan Salmond hosting Leora and guests as the troupe sang and danced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Fin Able
Acrewnes Neturn
Park Street Hill
al St
Manse
Leora
Duncan Salmond
Chums
Hartford Town Report Notes Expenditures and Deterioration
Hartford town records recount the White River dumetion project dated Feb 18 and 1443, noting insured certificates and town expenses. The report lists total expenditures around 101 dollars with highway department costs and altar venue items, alongside tax and other line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Fic
Hartford
Highway Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry W. Fernald
Richford
Ernest Mears
Baron Weardale
Paris
Vermont
San Fran
Cisco
Vanderbilt House
Jericho
E. L. Smith & Co
All
Woodstock
Lewis W. Phillips
Franklin, N. J
East Calais
N. Hi
Martin J. Hills
Iun
Maes
State House
Warren C. Nye
Pee
C. W. Gates
Farmers’ Exchange
Town OF Hartford Reports
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