Debate on Anglo-Irish Treaty Engulfs Dail Eireann
The Dail Eireann reopens after holidays to debate Arthur Griffiths ratification motion and De Valera proposals. Art O Connor Lee insists the treaty is backward as Michael Collins and Bowley argue it aids rural sufferers. Contenders accuse opponents of lacking constructive statesmanship while Countess Markievicz denounces the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dail Eireann
Art O’connor
Deiblin
Associated Press
Dail
Arthur Griffith
Eamon de * Vajera
Art O'Connor
South Kildare
Dell Muililster
Apriece
Lelie
Plane Bowley
Kerry
Pridon
Miele
Collings
Arthur Grifich
Markievice
Talk of the Town and College Returns
Notices show students and faculty moving between Harvard Amherst Radcliffe and local social circles. Clarence Ward returns to Harvard studies while others resume coursework and holiday travel. names and places gathered from campus society chatter.
Montpelier Capital Granite Co forms inc with 100000 capital
The Montpelier Capital Granite Co Inc filed articles of association with the secretary of state. The incorporators A J Staples Donald R Staples Miriam G Staples and Erwin M Harvey all of Montpelier announce the company will acquire the assets and business of A B Staples and operate in granite marble and other stone work with capital stock of 100000 in 1000 shares of 100 par value. Several local items follow including a car collision report involving a Buick and a Ford on Graniteville road and various notices from Barre and St Albans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Staples
Donald R. Staples
Miriam G. Staples
Erwin M. Harvey
Montpelier
Capital Granite Company, Inc
A. B. Staples
Capital Granite Company
Jerry Murphy
Graniteville
Ptate
John S. Buttles
Eel Industries Department
St. Alvans
Louis LePage
Kelley
Hoosie Lumber Company
Costa
Vermont
Coorge Tulkan
Hutlee
State Belt and Game Department
Monty
Business Department of Indies High School
Ellen
Katherine Itehell
St. Sieh
Slater
Melitonh
Salts Nen Arpred
Springfeld
Vermont Bar Association
Pavilion Hotel
Town Notes From Montpelier and Barre Area
Local brief items list residents visiting each other for social and business reasons. Mentions of Barre and Montpelier residents traveling to attend events, visiting relatives, working at mills, and attending church or school functions.
Sproul to Succede Penrose in Senate War of Appointments
Unusual speed marks move to fill late Senator Boise Penrose seat as Governor Sproul may resign to accept a U S Senate appointment. Senator Watson of Indians reports decision near, citing Ford Newberry contest and White House talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahi
Sproul
Pontest
Fort Newberry
Watson
Penrose
Senate
Pelletier Evades Inquiry In Suffolk District Attorney Case
Hearings reopen in Boston on charges seeking removal of District Attorney Joseph Pelletier. Raymond N. Bond and Tandor Fox testified about rumors of an attempted pressure involving Daniel securities. Pelletier declined to deny or affirm rumors, saying the investigation would continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chadges
Joseph Pelletier
Suffolk County
Supreme Court
Raymond N. Bond
Kansas City
Warren €. Daniel
New York
Daniel TH. Coakley
Bond
Daniel
Coakley
Tandor Fox
Warren
Peb « Teter
Fox
Mrs Arturo Orlando visits Barre from Wakefield Mass
Mrs Arturo Orlando of Wakefield arrived in Barre this morning to pass a few days with friends on Foster street. Newton Dennis of Groton who has been in Barre for several weeks working returned to his home for an indefinite stay. Orlo Spear left yesterday to resume studies at Amherst College after holidays with Mr and Mrs Spear of Ark Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devkine Lowlrs
Harvard College
Clarence Ward Han
Amherst Collegy
Radcliffe College
Spesdine
Dethel
Waterbury
Feville
Cartier
Barre
Sarah Mindiury
Analelias
Mary Netoom
Mt Maley
Rome
Menger
Arturo Orlando
Wakefield
Mass
Newton” Dennis
Grotia
Marre
Imus
Orlo Spear
Amherst College
A. Spear
Ark Street
Barre Notes on Christmas Holidays and Student Return
Long list of Barre residents and visitors returning for the new term. Names include Guy Bennett Lebanon.George Arthur.Winfred McFii Summer street.Theresa Hinnell.Hubert Morgan.Elizabeth Crosby.John H. Deft.Albert Lyon Dartmouth.Holden Harvard University.Fay Mann Cambridge.Molly/Maureen various family connections.Miss Kathleen Leary New Rochelle.Middlebury College students Madeline McDonald Katherine Rogers Marion Tilden.Lucy Lucchinaa Burlington.Mies Mercia Langley New London Conn.Dr over city fires and cafe changes.Central Cafe new management Philip Charadenne Bethel.Anna McCerrthy vacation in Freeport.Anna Morrow. Street scenes include a court appearance for intoxication and a minor fire drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bennett
Lebanon
Aethers
Silks Lang
Mawes
Kevm McHingo
Ike Theresa Hinnell
Puenee Cententay
Semmon
Hubert Morgan
Springflol
Mans
David Morgan
South Tunaliew
Main Street
Mra Eliabeth Crosby
White Iver
John H. Deft
Bates
Graniteville
Providence
Rvs
Albert Lyon
Hanover
N. Wi
Dartmouth
J. M. Thyon
Avenir
Charlee Anthony
Franewick
Boston
Harvard School of Business Administration
Barre
Mas Holden
Hoston Tatreight
Bruton Humiveralty
Will Holden
South Main Street
Fay Mann
Cambridge
Harvard Dental School
Walter Moffige
Newtonville
Mass
Meliuga
Emma MeHuga
Kiddies
Avnoal Acon
O'Elork
Spaulding
Kathleen Leary
New Rochelle
N.Y
New Rochelle College
Iredokn O'Leary
Eastern Avenue
Madeline McDonald
Katherine Rogers
Marion Tilden
Middlebury College
Harvey Kidder
Burlington
UV. M
Nellie Ller
Mies Mercia Langley
F. F. Langley
New London
Conn
Marie
Worthwin Hall
Uwsie
Cooper's Ordestra
Frank Colvin
Frank Murphy
Angus F
oneBustler
Prospect Street
Elwin le Soot
Bursier
Oscor
Muriey
Mies Vick Borgh
Arthur Morel
Mies Horgh
Buei Nove College
Mr. Borgh
Borgh
Vormastook
Central Cafe
Central Hotel
Philip Charadenne
Bethel
Peroquietor
J. A. Bergard
Wnd
Hernard
Williamstown Harm Church Members Attend Meeting
In a fragmentary report from Williamstown, members of the Harm om tm att meet to discuss preparation for a forthcoming event. The text is garbled but indicates church members, a possible committee, and routine church proceedings.
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Priday
Ter
Wretched Living Conditions Found Near Bridgewater
Officers discovered a yearlong family living in a cramped shack near Hills Bridgewater by the White River Jametson. A 19 year old wife and her one year old child shared a one by twelve foot space with a pen for a dog, a bed and old stove, housing only borrowed dishes. At Woodstock the husband was sentenced to probation and confinement to Windsor House of Correction for a period between six months and two years. Assistance from the McKenzie Humane Society and King's Daughters provided temporary shelter and clothing for the mother and child while arrangements were sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Jametson
Jan
J. C. Hovland
Whitham
Bille
Bridge
Tukband
Althy
Woodstock
House of Correction
Windsor
Misa Boyce
Wy McKengie Hirmane Society
King’s Daughters and Humane Society
Yeo
C. C. Coxe
Hootleggers Carry Automatic Guns Clash in South Carolina
Reportedly bootleggers facing U S authorities in Nausen Point South Carolina armed with eighteen horsepower drag vehicles and 2100 liquor cases. Officials describe heavy fire during midnight patrols with multiple injuries and gunfire from bootlegger positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nausen Point
S. C
Dan
Leceure
United States
Canasie Ve
Rome
Bethel Familio Me Pata Wedding In Bethel Village
Bethel couple Bethel Familio Me Pata elients nuptials with Rev J Wesley Miller performing ceremony at bride’s parents home. Attendants present, reception lunch, bride a graduate of Whitehaven school, served as an overseas nurse soldier during WWI. Couple to reside in Bethel. Local notices and club events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Wyllie
Whitewenh Eohoat
Toeat
Sranite Cwlters
Amie
Fervinu
2Th Geld Artillery
Sth
Arorn
Point
Bethel
Long Lost Petition Denied in Vermont Supreme Court
Vermont Supreme Court upheld the lower court ruling, denying George A Long a new trial for second degree murder in the Lavina Broadwell case. Long remains imprisoned in Windsor, with the court noting no reversible error in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
George A Long
Lavina C. Broadwell
Barre
Supreme Court of Vermont
Long
Windsor
Audi
Court of Juvenile Affairs
Hartford County
State Board of Charities and Probation
Hook
Iutentin
Minin
State Industrial School
Onante Cuperne
Local Visitors and Calls In Barre Town Scene
A readerable fragment records a day of social visits and movements in Barre including Mr. and Mrs Douglas Barclay, Mr. and Mrs Janes Carswell, and Adele Gland. Mentions travel through Mortieville, Culver Military, and other local exchanges as residents attend gatherings and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Milne
Cam Mase
Marre
Douglas Barclay
Ralph TW
Rogers
Windley
Janes
Carswell
West Rath
Canis
Culver Military Echoet
Hileman
Laker Willey
Aval Mire
Petey Iuwrcher
Barre
Pseton
Btn
Adele Gland
Zanboni Plore
Mortieville
Sheir Howe
Guenniert
Martie
Kanteen
First Baptist Church Meeting Highlights Yearly Progress
Pastor Rev B J Lehigh led the annual meeting as reports showed strong finances and growing membership with 17 resident and 81 non resident members, plus a new $1000 heating plant. Elections named Clark and E J Batchelder as treasurer and collector, with Roger Reed presenting an illustrated travelogue The Other Half on foreign care needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Churals
B. J. Lehigh
Max Id
Baraca
Lehigh
Clark
FE. J. Batchelder
Ernest J. Batchelder
Peter Thom
Ellen Be Inglis
E. J. Bateh
Arthur Shannon
HK. Wheeler
Peter Park, Jr
H. H. Maxfield
Frank A. Hutchinson
Theron Perry
Carl Ericson
Clyde W. Merry
James W
Employers Move to Cut Wages and Split Union Ties
The Owners association proposed a wage revision to take effect January 1, 1922. Bowlwell Milne & Varnum Op announces a 20 percent wage cut and elimination of classification, aiming to treat laborers as non union. Wetmore & Morse plants follow similar notice. Granville quarry workers vote to strike and join firms paying current prices. Quarries of Wells Lamson Cupite Hill Littholm Odgers Milne Goy Standard Granite operate. Wetmor ie Morse closed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owners’ Association
Bowlwell, Milne & Varnum Op
Wetmore & Morse
Graniteville
Welle, Lamson Co
Cupite Hill Quarry Co
Litthjolm, Odgers & Milne Go.y
Standard Granite Co
F Te Smith & Con
Wotmurie 2 Morse Co
Large Church Reunion at Congregational Dinner Meeting
A well attended Congregational church reunion held yesterday featured a morning session at the church, luncheon in the dining room, and a post dinner business period in which officers for the coming year were elected. Re-elected and new officers include Noble Love, Dr Avary, Charles Spear, Herbert Pape, William McLeod, Henry A Phelps, and W H Messer as directors, with various committees named to manage church property and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Tee
Charles A. Spear
Bilinons
Noble Love
Goult More
R Avery
Himsel B
Herbert Pape
William McLeod
Henry A. Phelp
W. H. Messer
A A. Survent
Joyful Methodist gathering kicks off new year at Hedding Church
Joyful Methodists met at the Hedding church for a New Year kickoff. A noon dinner followed by an afternoon program featured piano solos, readings, a vocal duet, and a talk by Rev Be Lipeky. A snowshoe presentation from church youth capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Ihe
Seb
Preetor Martin
Vord Soto
Mine Cor
Inme Kastan
Moss Allin Barviett
Mises Mildred
Mr. Mexham
Mike
Dearenness
North Barre
Be Lipeky
Onan Reeuth
Amhwrst residents and visitors gather in community notes
Frank Wells and two Amhwrst students visit relatives in Marion Tilden returns to Mid yesterday with velatives. Mr and Mrs W F Gilbert return from a few days visit in Marr imgrton. Mrs A Ro Bell hosts guests on Liberty Street with Lyle Beren and Em ora Young from Mary Vivier hospital Burlington. United Mission Society at Mrs A I Samitle's hall outlines new programs for the year with study of new books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wells
Amhwrst
Marion Tilden
W. F. Gilbert
Vieit
Marrimgrton
Wish
Lander Hamel Couple Wed In Barre Church Ceremony
The marriage of Mies Winifred M Harel daughter of Mr and Mrs Nel son Hamel of Mannfeld and Edeon A Lander son of Mr and Mrs George W Lander of Barre Washington street was solemnized at St Monkon s church Monday. The bride wore a blue duveten dress with matching hat. After the ceremony the couple motored to the bride s home in Plain Hell for a wedding breakfast and reception. The bride received many presents including a necklace. Lander has worked at Adams company store and the couple planned a Boston trip after the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Winifred M Harel
Nelson Hamel
Mannfeld
Edeon A Lander
George W. Lander
Washington Street
Barre
St. Monkon's
Ehurel
P. AE
Fronelesen
Wayland Hamel
Plain
Hell
Lander
Adams Company
Baltimore
Boston
Inverness Native P Q Holt Clark Died in Graniteville
P Q Holt Clark of Tweermees Queler died Saturday evening at the home of his daughter in Graniteville. Born November 15, 1835 in Inverness to John and Mary Marelall Clark, he lived on the family farm until March when he moved to Graniteville. He married Mare Ange Mill who died August 28, 19. Seven children survive: Destin and Minga Clark of Milwaukee Wisconsin Lewis Macleod Mrs Dora Mew Niame and Miss Mai Clark of Graniteville Vrank Ola Barre and Robert Clark of Hardwick. Two sons Edmund Clark and Harry Clark died recently. Prayer services were held at the church on Sunday after five with Archibald of the church officiating. The body was taken to his neck. Funeral service from Christ church Lower Tear leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Clark
Tweermees
Queler
Niedewylhter
Lewis Mackand
Graniteville
Clark
Inverness
John
Mary Marelall Clerk
Mare Ange Mill
Destin
Ming A Clark
Milwalker
Wiscon
Lewis Macleod
Dohe Mew Niame
Mise Mai Clark
Vrank Ola Barre
Robert Clark
Hardwick
Edmund Clark
Harry Clark
Archibald
Eran
Christ Church
A Goid New Year at Wall Street Hogmanay Night
A New Year celebration on Hogmanay night drew Cranemen and guests to Wall Street. Chief James spoke, the assembled crowd sang, and Pipe W. B. Beth led grand watchers while refreshment tables circulated. Organizers planned further events and greetings to close the night.
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Wall
Oat Gordon
Bern
James
Strashon
Geeper
Ertestra
W. B. Beth
Teagan ST
Metanet
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Pierce Beasley
Ireland
Talk OF
the Town
Capital Granite Co, Inc
Capital Stock
Worth Montpelier
He Gould
John Emery
Ara
I. AL Mateh
Claremont
N. 1
Perday
Fiiemistere
Lokerai
Iuyn
Harvey
Charles Kassi
Gonyeatls Priday
Fred Little
Gola
Sativdiy Om Businens
Oerar Emery
Vee ‘Montpetier
Joseph Persons
Cee Shiekie
Barry Oover
Bowrn
Burton Hell
Darre
Laure Steddant
Kelton
Harre
Benjamin
Mes
W.J. Nye
Mire I
D. Coburn
Darore Perkins
Merry
Mra Lewis Coburn
Vas Bentett
TA Pitkin
Charles Stoddant
Harry Mertie
Calais
Sanday
Batel Porter
Kant Corlith
Pennsylvania
Anna McCerthy
Alco
Tneurance Co
Lebaman
Abe
Tata
Hoverie
Utah
Williamstown
Bridgewater
Rouses Point
Emilio B. Paini
Geneva E. Wyilie
Paul P. Wikson
John G. Witcow
United States Military Academy
Ecademy
Heepin
Frewelag
Towte
Grange
KR Martin
Rochester
Hile
Vera Flanders
Mike Ma Martin
Nohl- Beckwith
Galbins
Cal
Barker
Aston
Winaster
Mary Root
Geo. Long
Luvina Broadwell
Baptist Church Meeting
Mert
Badtwel Milne
Verioum
Congregational Society of
Methodists
Lander—Hamel
P. Q
John Clark
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