Herman Gets Printing Contract for Money Order Blanks
Postmaster General Dayne awarded the money order blanks printing contract to Herman of Tratherford, N. J. over 13 competitors, with expected payments between 100000 and 1000000 for the coming year and projected four year savings of about 45000. The Mer Man's bid faced opposition from Wynkorp Hallenbaeck Crawford of New York and United Typothearam of America. Superintendent Metcalf was dismissed over alleged bid interference claims as Herman defended his integrity and bid strategy.
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Washington
Geneva Dayne
Pank Herman
Tratherford
Hedmian
Hereman
Wynkorp-Hallenbaeck- Ceawford Company
New York
United Typotheram of America
Suerintendest Metcalf
Omer Waren
Eoin
Herman
Douteacher
Ata
General Tay
Berman Dence
Chow
Mike
Tiatienbeck
Herman Wald
Batis
4th At Burlington Grand Military Pageant
Burlington hosts a grand military pageant featuring Canadian and American troops. The 4th Regiment Oaks of Cornwall, under Colonel W. S. Schyler, plans drills, parades, and a Sherman band escort. Special fireworks, receptions, and reduced round trip fares subsidize travel from Barre, Montpelier, Middlebury, Waterbury, and North Duxbury with specific departure times listed.
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4Rd
Oaks of Cornwalls Kites
Nan. Somien
Prince of W
Stator Water
Port
Ithan al Jen
W. 5
Schyler
Burlington Dotyath
Madison Square Lon
Akrade
Fit Vihar Alten
Sherman
Elvic Societias
Montpelier
Middlesex
Waterbury
North Duxtbury
Barre
East Barre Sola Event Marred by Rain
Rain spoiled the planned Sola at Woodford Avenue Nye’s on Tuesday evening. Many would have attended but rain prevented attendance. Reports note misrouted mail from Montpelier Junction and a late afternoon Boston and Maine collision affecting trains. Passengers crowded the front platform as mail sacks filled the car and Boston papers were left behind. Local pharmacy ads and weekend specials appear among the readable fragments.
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Nye
Burlington
Orth
Montpelier Junction
Boston
Maine Oak
Boston Papers
Paewengere
Montpelier i
Beattie Dalestier Fined After Reckless Run In Brattleboro
Rudyard Kipling relative Beattie Dalestier was arrested and fined yesterday for reckless driving in Brattleboro. He sped down Main Street attempting to catch a New York train, forcing the street gate tender to lift the barrier as a horse and cart veered toward a collision. The wagon overturned and the horse was injured in the mishap.
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Rudyard Kipling
Druve
Brattleboro
Beattie
Tales Ur
Ted
Main Street
New York
Mvoid
Pleaded Not Guilty in Bennington Burglary Case
Mrs. Alice Moffat pleaded not guilty before Judge Matten in Bennington County court. Indicted for attempting to poison her husband Philander Moffat of Sandgate, she was held in $2,000 for December term appearance. Earlier, Daright Treat, charged with burglary, was acquitted in the municipal court.
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Alice Moffastheld
Bennington
Matten
Alice Mofatt
Philinder Moffat
Sandgate
Benningtom
Materpal
Daright Treat
Slashing Affray Leaves Couple Bruised in North Adams
Charles Gander and wife were entertaining two visitors from North Adams when a fight broke out. Gardner was slashed about the throat and face, Mrs. Gardner received two black eyes and multiple bruises, but neither wounds nor assailants’ identities are clearly detailed. The assailants are expected to be arrested in North Adams.
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Attair
Charles Gander
Wif
North Adaies
Gardner
Kept House of Ill Fame Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict
A Caledonia County court trial over ten days concluded with Eastman defending and Bantuan owner of the establishment found guilty of operating a house of ill fame. The case drew much local attention as the jury delivered its verdict tonight amid widespread discussion.
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Provincor
Avenue Hour
Fifty Candidates Initiated by Wennington Council
Knights of Columbus Bennington July event marks initiation of about 100 members with officers from both national and state councils and other members participating in a formal induction.
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Wennington Council
Knights of Columbus
Bennington
van Etree Rr
Ted
Patainge
Na- Metal
Mayor Burke Files Charges Against Tollee Brownell
Mayor Burke accuses Tollee Brownell of political activity during the spring campaign and misconduct, alleging partisan behavior and improper conduct as charges are brought by the mayor amid a municipal dispute with the board of poll officials.
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Bartington
Tollee Brownell
Burke
Board of Pollos Examliyors
Brownell
Lambingan
Brilliant Victory by Boston in National League Scores
Yesterday's baseball results show Pittsburgh and Philadelphia leading with notable scores. New York defeated Chicago five to twelve while St Louis fell two to none. American League actions included Boston beating Chicago and Detroit topping Washington. Northern league fixtures list Marlborough and Burlington results with St Albans and Montpelier also noted.
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Boston
Chicago
Yeaterday
Pittsburgh
Aera
Philadelphia
China
New York
St. Louie
Sreokfon
Detroit
Washington
Aoa
Washington visit and concert attendance report
Frank Ladd of Waterville New Hampshire visits his skater at the Washington House. Mrs E H Jones Miss Rosa Ladd Philip Moyott and Frank Ladd attended their band concert at Barrefast eventing.
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Frank Ladd
Waterville
Washington House
E. H. Jones
Rosa Ladd
Philip Moyott
Barrefast
Williamstown Plans Open Stores and Grange Carnival
In Williamstown on Saturday and the upcoming holiday stores will be open Friday evening. A large Grange meeting drew many, with strawberries and cream, doughnuts, bread and cake served. Several granges attended, and a carnival is promised tonight. Angelo Stampin asks patrons to place orders Friday for early delivery and to avoid disappointment.
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Grange
Angelo Stampin
Dla
Explosives and auto race mishaps dim Ballyshannon start
Ireland July 9 report on Gordon Kennety car race in Ireland with English and American teams. Accidents at start leave drivers shaken as 70 mile course rounds form. Police and stewards man the crowd while city council debates fireworks permits and street assessments for July events.
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Ireland
International Automobile Moe
Gordon-Kennety Coy
Sunday Trains New Schedule on Central Vermont Line
New timetable on Central Vermont Railway promises convenience with trains from White River Junction to Barre arriving at 10:00. A Pearlaghan-Pyinin service runs via intermediate towns except Williston, Jonesville and North reaching Barre by early evening. Additional trains depart Barre at 9:00 a.m. to Burlington with moves at most stations except Middlesexbury, Bolton, Jonesville and Williston.
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Wermont
Leee
Ernupt
White River
St Albans
Montpelier
Jand- War
Barre
T Pyin
Willistoo
Jonesville
TALK OF THE TOWN ITEMS AND TRAVEL NOTES
Joseph Blair went to Newt Haven to visit John Commell returned today from a business trip to Ohio. Miss Edith Knight returned home to Woodbury after visiting at W. Cilley’s. Central Vermont excursion tickets go on sale tonight for Montreal. A Sabbath solo will hold its annual planie at Caledonia Park next Saturday.
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John Commell
Ohio
James Ere
Quincy
Mass
Lynson Segel
Burlii
Concari
Harry Cloud
South Royal
A. N. Ordway
Doris
Claremont
N. H
Edith Knight
W. Cilley
Woodbury
Central Vermont
Montreal
Presbyterian
Caledonia Park
Montpellar
Welly River
Municipal street assessments and petitions from Barre, 1860s report
The City Street Commissioners report levied assessments on sewer and street work including Orange arrest, Washington, Center, Brickwell streets totaling 6747.77. They propose entering these in the city books and charging the treasurer. Several petitions for sewer extensions and sidewalks were referred to the street committee. A permit was granted for a wooden block one story building, cost items discussed, and bills approved or noted for payment.
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Cmnell
Connell Doe
Janutar
P. Jones
Washington Hotel
Svoden
Algorman Quebec
Jones
J. W. Gordon
Jackson
Branks
Polic
Kempton
H. ©. Camp
Committee of ‘Re
Agatnet
Parnell Street
City Clene Minekay Chatty
Aod
H.W. Scott
Tatchelder’s
Grant
J. Connick
McKenzie
Roblin
Hodins
Cartier
Burke
Scamapint Place
Prospect Ave
Pleasant Street
Warren Street
Weat Street
Trenemen
Washington Street
Center Street
Brickwell Street
Tess
Clark
Dffien
Elliglerk
Sun
Hia
Jefferson Streets
Bencon Street
Wellington Street
G. Tomasi
Currier
McKensié
Bowton
Providence
Flisnos
McKevela
Committee On
Lewis Braxson
Wellington
Wilburn Co
Cue Hurkiped Nails
Strewta
Jehn J. Mynn
Burlington
Barre
Main Street
Belater Place
Tikit
Fourth at the Park Drives Amateur Sports Day
A Riverside gathering at Grant Park on Saturday hosts races and a tug of war with Montpelier Band in attendance. The event, run by the Gentlemen's Driving Club, charges two cents admission and features a list of entrants including Caldwell, Water, Finrente, Hounton, Narre Se ngs arson, and Stinchin.
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Raat Rae
Fernoon
Grant Oy
Trowing Park
Ivan
Gentlemen’s
Senna Oo
Caldwell
Wate
Hounton
Nerehileld
Antelinasons
Marve
James
Clan payment notice to submit by July to financial secretary
The clan AU Clanegien is asked to leave their carts with the financial secretary on or before July for Per onder Anditing Comattes.
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AU Clanegien
Three Shots Fire Near Home Sparks Domestic Case
Italian man Malnati is jailed after three revolver shots on Third Street. His wife accuses him of attempting to kill her. he claims intent to scare. Police arrest on breach of the peace charge. Trial set for tomorrow morning.
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Third Street
V. 5
Malnatade
Malnati
Andy
Brown
Tim Thie
Malnatt
Pollos
Arslomtl
Chist Brown
Nanan
Police Staton
Montpelier Military Band concert draws large city crowd
A sizable audience filled the City Park and surrounding lawns for the Montpelier Military Band concert last evening. About 2,000 people were estimated to attend, many from Montpelier, with encores causing repeated responses and a promise of future performances.
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Montpelier
Short Holiday Proposed by Manufacturers to Quincy
Manufacturers plan an excursion to Quincy Jossary on the 25th and seek time then. The group contemplates a brief holiday period in the coming weeks so everyone will feel inclined to join a good meal together.
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Quincy Joly
Poe
Quincy Jossary
Barre Stores Move to Close at Noon on Saturdays
At ASA special meeting of the Menohwata association last evening stores were slated to close Saturday noons and remain closed the rest of the day. It was also voted to keep stores open the evening before.
Talk of the Town in Washington and nearby visits
Cheney McAlllater of Washington visited his son Dr. W. B. Lawell in Patafield today. John Bos Le Win and Dittingham of Northield were in the city. A wine tour for ladies was announced with competition for each. Barber shops will remain open Friday night.
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Cheney McAlllater
Washington
W. PF. Lawell
Patafield
W. B. Lawell
John 1
Bos le
Dittingham
Northield Vary
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Contest of Autom
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Summer Street
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Joseph Blair
Newt Haven
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W. K. Eastman
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Andrews
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Bertha Glagter
Stmmer
Lilian Kenperson
Tur Homy
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Ernest BE. Sparks
Goddard Seminary
Miles Myrtle Leslie Breakenridge
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