Vermont Sugarmakers Elect Officers at Annual Session
The Vermont Sugarmakers Association opened its annual session electing George H. Soule president Hy Ro Chapin as secretary and two vice presidents H Ki Martin and W E York with Homer W. Will as treasurer. An address discussed maple goods filtration and industry influence, while Dairy association remarks highlighted rising farm values and needs for agricultural schools and improved farming.
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Burlington
Vermont Sugarmakers’ Association
George H. Souly
Fairfield
Hy Ro Chapin
Middlesex
H. Ki. Martin
Rochester
W. £. York
West Lincolns
Homer W. Will
Randolph
F. B. Northrop
Shelburne
Mins Anns Mesner
A. High Bryan
Washington, D. C
A. R. Philp
Chagrin Us
Vermont
Davis
Addison County
Davia
Mead
T Meir
Anthusi
Meridoos
Jexe
Mr. Davis
Davie
Ford
Strengthening Bridges Meeting at North Station
A weekly gathering discussed plans to strengthen bridges between Welty Lover and Newport Vermont. The session honored long serving employees and considered funding for ice steel tides at Bath New Hampshire. The meeting also approved actions related to widening the line for heavier locomotives and the Canadian Parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesturiay
North Station
New Hibre
Granite Walls Stand as Cincinnati Fire Devastates Building
Six bodies believed buried in the Cincinnati chamber of commerce seven story granite building after a fire that raged eight hours. The blaze injured sixteen firemen and spectators from explosions, while the roof collapse pulled down upper floors. Banquet guests evacuated safely as smoke and debris clattered through the streets. Fire crews diverted to another blaze in Avondale two miles away.
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Cincinntat
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Businese
Avondale
Boston City Elections Bring Quiet Victory and Sparse Turnout
Boston voters elected three city council members and filled two school committee vacancies in a low turnout election. Timothy J. Buckley led with 21,706 votes, followed by Kenest 2 South and Dan I McDonald, each around 20,700. The license question drew the only strong activity, with 36,808 yes and 17,420 no.
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Boston
Star
Agai
Leense
Thote P
Ares
Timothy J. Buckley
Alute
Democratic City’ Committee
Citizery
Stan Nicht Im
Tenne Thomnay ”. Teen
Jehaed Fy Jr
Negro Confesses Murder of Myx Fine in Ambrose Street
Providence, HL reports a black man Clifton Thompson confessed last night to killing Myx Mickw Fine after a brutal attack in her Ambrose Street store. Thompson was arrested Sunday and allegedly admitted to an errand visit that led to a struggle over a bag of money, ending with a knife thrust.
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Providence
Clifton KE
Theanpson
Col Ored
Myx
Mickw
Finn
Ambrose Strent
Thompson
Aml
Fine
Suspect Returned From Philadelphia Held in Windsor
Sheriff J. H. Kiniy brought Tempelia Jecohurel to Windsor from Philadelphia and lodged him in state prison for keeping oil in the Italian. The man, Dominic Schettini, indicted in Windsor County for the murder of a country mall, lay decomposer body found near Wilder November 17. State's Attorney Hall will pursue as state’s case. Skwell closes his term as clerk of the State Senate of Montpelier.
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Windsor
Den
J. H. Kiniy
Philadelphia
Tempelia Jecohurel
Winslor
Dominic Sehettini
Wilder
Skwell
State Senate
Montpelier
Hurricanes Hit Western Australia Wreck 60 Pearl Vessels
Western Australia endures a devastating hurricane month with 40 deaths and 60 pearl vessels wrecked. In Victoria BC jam reports the city faced widespread disruption as the storm damaged harbor facilities and property, with officials tallying immense losses.
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Western Australia
Victoria
B.C
Talk of the Town muddled note about winter gatherings
A fragmented, garbled text references winter pool matches and a charitable event. Mentions Mr Mi Corcoran and Martins, with unclear roles. Contains several misspellings and disrupted phrases, yielding little coherent factual content to determine a specific event or outcome.
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Syanagers
Mi Corcoran
Wreter
Proposal on Governor veto debate and normal school fight
Vermont legislature faces a big vote on a Senate amendment restricting governors veto power amid a heated normal school dispute. Gov. Mead signs several acts as lawmakers handle routine business and a direct primary bill is killed after a hard fought session marked by partisan lines.
Vermont Senate Debates Kill Vote On Measure And Actions
The Vermont Senate debated a bill, reje cting it 119 to yeas nays and killing the measure. Chair was Mr. Paul of Burlington. Afternoon work yielded two hills passed and two introduced. A proposal by Bronson of Mur dwick would empower the plate tel and game commissioner for six years for tram propagation experiments. Porter moved to reconsider the appropriation to the Vermont State Horticultural Society. amendment bills on school attendance and billboards debated. A conference committee was formed and House bill 201 on Burlington city charter was sent back to the House.
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House
Senate
Fletcher
Cavendish
Martin
Brookline
Peek
Burlington
Rowland
Poultney
Bryant
Lodiow
Daniele Warren
Billings
Woodstock
New Haven
Shaw
Stowe
Johnson and
Castleton
Jobnenn
Dale
Sin Montie
Pioinfield
Marshfield
Heeceioa
Cambridges
Hoaho
Munehding Springfald
Starkstwee
Walden
Alan Pasand
General Assembly
Cuen
Vergennes
Stafford
Brattleboro
Amey
Brighton
House of Berlin
Webster
Swanton
Yeas
Declard
Paul
Bronson
Murdwick
Brooke
Porter
Vermont
Gordon
Burlington City
Senate Hearings on Vermont Valley Railroad War Tonight
Senate and House railroads committees held a late hearing on the Holl bill to authorize a Brattleboro to South Vernon railroad and land seizure. The dispute pits Central Vermont against Boston & Maine over a merger challenge involving New York New Haven Hartford lines. The session ran past midnight with Prattiebara represented.
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Senate
House Committees On Railroads
Holl
Vermont Valley Railroad
Brattleboro
South Vernon
Central Vermont
Boston & Maine
Central
New York, New Haven& Hartford
Prattiebara
Death of Adele Dessureau Widow of Ovid Dessureau
Adele Dessureau born December 6 1830 at St Genevieve Quebec widow of Ovid Dessureau died after a long illness in Barre Maine. She leaves brother Leaser Frigow of St Genevieve Quebec daughter Mia Rowe of Barre and four sons Philip Theotalor Henry and Michael all of Barre. The funeral will be at St Marie Church Friday morning with burial in the Crypt Cemetery on Hex Street.
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Are
Adele Dessurean
Leaser Frigow
St. Genevieve
Que
Mia
TL. Rowe
Thie City
Barre
Philip
Thetalorr
Henry
Michael
Adele
Frigoa) Lwesureau
Champlain County
Quebec
Mart ‘Ried
Ovid Dessureau
Dessurnan
Lily
Philp
St. Manirae
Qythpote
Hex Street
Monumental Soldiers Base Sculpture Described
Model for soldiers monument detailed with an elaborate design. A roundel and die casting rest on red steps, featuring statues of two Union soldiers and an officer with a color bearer. Each side shows a wounded color bearer, halves of a cere, canoes, and ships, with large American eagles above. End basins hold police drinking fountains.
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Kinaker
Ch. Winstow
Poultney Trunkmaker Alvin Rowell Dies Suddenly
Alvin Rowell aged 58, longtime trorksman in Poultney, collapsed and died yesterday afternoon while at work. Body could not be moved to his Basmet Street home for more than five hours, requiring a coroner visit in Whitehall, New York. He had been in poor health for months but had felt better recently. Survived by wife and daughter Daisy of Poultney. lifelong resident.
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Poultney
Alvin Rowall
Trorksman
Daisy
Mr. Rowell
Clement Calls It Joke on New Party
Rutland reports secretary for Persival W. denies knowledge of a new party and rejects speculation about organizing efforts. Harvey says Clement uninterested in pursuing chatter as source unclear, noting a Burlington envelope incident.
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Rutland
Jan
H. B. Barney
Privary
Pervival W
Thie City
Iiolent Republican Party
Orgenier
Ete
Mr. Clement
Govermor
Hol. Boye
Lumper Broke Leg In Local Incident
A bystander witnessed a lumper suffer a broken leg during an on site accident. The man, named Weemhn Peiter, fell while handling equipment and fractured his tibia. He was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.
City officers report on water dept and streets work
City board reviews routine department reports to be included in the annual city report. Water and street departments outline a busy year with concrete sidewalk and road work, new meter installations, and plans for a 20th Century grader. City engineer urges more permanent sidewalks. pumping station relocation discussed. Minor disputes and routine business also noted, including a dock rental for Western Union and street openings requests.
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Cmnual City
Board of Aldermen
Tad
Betsy Ny
Washinon Atrest
Hill
Nelson
Jones Brow
Ghyssen
Poland
Hedit
Orange Brook
Corey
Cty
Fontbridge
Alex
Jose
W. Hi
Willey
Western Union Rd
Cough
Halley Avenue
Allen Street
German Brown
Thurston
Beckley Hill
Este
Main Street
Hoyt
Exner
Wis
Mary Street
Tremont Street
Part Street
Eh Street
Actie Rend Machinery Company
Banding to Lease Ball Grounds for Coming Season
A Miles block gathering formed an organization to lease Ranger's Field from Sysie Scampini near Lin Street for a citywide baseball season. Robert Duncan elected secretary and James Patterson treasurer, with subscriptions covering the needed sum. Ground rules set weekly practice for city teams with gate money supporting the lease and ground upkeep. An upcoming meeting is planned at the Sewmpini building shooting gallery on Tuesday at 7. Vermar State 1.
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Baer Hall
Barre
Ines
Sysie Scampini
Lin Street
Rangers’ Field
Concensus
Opinon
Robert Duncan
Jame Patterson
Scumpills
Yenoce Abereabouta
Barre Savings Bank Elects Its Officers
The Barre Savings Bank held its annual stockholders meeting in the Howland block rooms. The old board of directors was reelected: Ben A. Eastman George B Milne P O Howland Homer Fitts Burt H Wellh and M E Howland. Gestas Dailtie vies poo was named president and George A Milne vice president. Ward A Drew was elected as director. Dean becomes assistant treasurer and starts Monday. He previously worked in Dallas at large banks and has real estate interests.
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Barre Savings Bank & Trust Ie
Howland Block
Ben A. Eastman
George B. Milne
P.O. Howland
Homer Fitts
Burt H. Wellh
M. BE. Howland
Orpeceah
Gestas Dailtie Vies Poo
George A. Milne
Wikward A. Drew
Dean
Crow Haw
Dallas
Texan
Granite
Hank & Trust Co
Barre
Supreme Court sessions review Montpetier cases in state
The Montpelier supreme court heard Money Fromeremo vn the Corry Frost Electric matter and other suits. Sanborn v Jawole awarded damages of 88817 with a decree entered on findings from June 1910. Attorneys included M. M. Gorton J. W. Jordan W. H. Sprague for plaintiffs and Comm Smith & Smith, Hurvey and Darling & Wilson for defendants.
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Tn Supreme Court
Montpetier
Frmerevo
the Corry
Deavitt
Frost Electric Company
William, Sanborn
Banior Y
Comatocks Estate
Abe Bcobs
Orange County
P.O. Wheaton Et al Ve
Harley PF. M. Qutlor
Sanborn Va. Jawole
Jane Teem
County Court
M. M. Gorton
J. W. Jordon
W. H. Sprague
Comnt
Smith & Smith, Hurvey and
Darling & Wilson
Wheaton
Barre groups back Fifteen-Mile Falls Power charter plan
Local business associations Barre Granite Manufacturers and Barre board of trade heard representatives of Fifteen-Mile Falls Power Company seek a legislative charter to build a dam on the Connecticut River near Pasumpiac Mouth. If approved, the project would create 4,000 acres of flowage and develop up to 1000 to 4000 horsepower, serving St. Johnsbury Littleton Barre and Montpelier with regulated pricing and summer surveys planned. The meeting urged support from affected towns and power committees for the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Granite Menufacturers’ Association
Merchiante’ Association
Barre Board of Trade
Granite Manefacturers
Gonaveticut River
Paasunspiic
Fifteen Miles Falls
TL. 1
Harrison
Boston
Herbert W. Hovey
Harlan B. Howe
Johnabury
Hales
Darling
Mr. Harriman
Ffp
St. Johnebury
Littleton
N. Il
Barre
Montpelier
St. Keebury
Barnet
Dalton
St. Johnsbury
Connecticut
Sre
Measree
Hovey
Butte
Tori Dinomas
Sion
Board of Trade Votes 200 for Advertising Campaign
At an evening meeting of the board of trade directors a sum of 200 was voted to the Gealite Manufacturers' association to support the advertising campaign of Horre granite during the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Gealite Manufacturers’ Association
Horre Granite
Barre hotel charter sought by local business leaders
A large group of Barro business and professional men applied to the secretary of state for a charter to form the Harve Tavern and Eventation company to own and lease a hotel in Barro, Washington County. The 65000 capital is divided into 500 shares. 48 subscribers are listed. The effort follows a Barro board of trade initiative to secure better hotel accommodations and involved a committee visit to hotel operators.
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Harve
Barro
Washington
Ladd
Win, Marr
B. W. Hooker
Donald Smith
S. Hollister Jackson
W. G. Reynolds
Fen A. Eastman
George B. Milne
Dr. W. D. Reid
D. M. Miles
James Mackay
Frank McWhorter
L. &. Rounds
A. BP. Attutt
EB. A. Crown
D. Pholps
Jax
Steundeam
Hs Bag
Tuch & Projet
Parm
Worrester
Willian
Swift
Worcester
Question Not Settled Over Division of Orange County Telephone Co
The Orange County Telephone Co board adjourned without agreement on dividing into two entities. A new session is planned for February at an unspecified date and place. An attorney has been engaged to assist after adjournment to pursue settlement of the outstanding differences.
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Orange County Telephone Company
Intel Yertentay
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Vermont Sugarmakers’ Association In
Dairymen’s Assn
Fred L. Davis
Wells River
Newport
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati
Negro
Talk OF
the Town
Gov. Meada
State Fair Commission
Universis Vermont
State Agricultural Allege and Midiiletary College
Tvek
Hunt
New Haves
Ovid
Puneral
Clement
Lumper
Morman Potter
Jeans Bros
Pfones Peat
Water Department
Scott Brook
Smith Stock Arm
Old Board
Willmarth A
Drew
Texas
Supreme Court
Washington County
Connecticut River
Barre Tavern Association
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