Daily Press Briefs From Vermont And National Happenings
A compact roundup notes weekly publication cadence and varying topics. Mentions Vermont state politics including the Waterbury asylum incident and the Bradley Smalley faction within the Vermont Democracy. Reports on conventions in Batlam Vermont and Governor Guild, plus national remarks on Americanization, sports figures returning from England, and railroad freight concerns.
Vermont's finances show deficit mainly from school fund transfer
The Vermont state treasurer reports a deficit of 145 106 23 dollars at the close of the biennial period due to the transfer of the Huntington school fund and Civil War and US deposit money into a separate permanent school fund. Without this transfer, expenditures would exceed revenues by about 96 000 dollars.
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Vermont
Duntington School
Hamtingtom Fund
United States
Bell
Tractfer
Deavitt
Weteck
Meneiy
Vermont Highway Work Boosts State Credit Outlook
The report suggests permanent highway work is reassuring and implies receipts will remain strong for about two years. Vermont should maintain its credit standing for a time, with expected continued revenue to support public projects and debt service.
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Vermont
Sunday excursion debate and Vermont Lake Champlain ride dispute
Attorney General I O Fite criticizes Sunday excursions with precautions to promote observance of Sabbath laws as a Vermont case unfolds over Central Vermont Railroad plans to run an excursion to Burlington for a Lake Champlain ride. State’s attorney services were withdrawn amid the dispute. Burlington Free Press notes Northfield funeral of Dean R Johnson with local turnout and service by Rev Sharpe. Francis Wells heads to Silverlake Barnard for work. Fred Braun builds a King Street grocery and fruit store. Miss M L Newell tests Saturday for
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I. O. Fite
Wade
Lamoille County
Vermont
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Free Press
Dean R. Johnson
Kere W. Sharpe
Company Y
Francis Wells
Silverlake
Barnard
Fred Brawan
Excursion to St Anne de Beaupre and Montpelier Notes
Reports from Montpelier include Homer Verrin of Davenport and A W Ferrin visiting Highgate Springs for a week. Banns of marriage for Louis Labelle and Miss Irece Carroll announced at St Augustine's. Vermont and New Hampshire pedestrians, university student L P Barrett in Ann Arbor, and city council road inspections in Boston are noted. Montpelier cottages at Curtis Pond report a tame huge beaver feeding from hands after capture and release.
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Louis Labelle
Irece Carroll
St. Augustine’s Church
L. P. Barrett
St. Albans
University of In
Ann Arbor
Vermont
New Hampshire
Montpelier
Curtis Pond
Calais
Monument on Juniper Island discussed by Vermont commission
Vermont Champlain tercentenary commission members met at the Yau Ness house in Burlington with Gov. F. D. Proctor, Horace W. Baley, Walter E. Howard, M. L. McMahon, and Lynn M. Hayes. Congressman Foster joined to pursue federal permission for a monument on Juniper Island. Foster projected a future Congress appropriation and anticipated a $230,000 national contribution.
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Burlington
F. D. Proctor
Horace W.baley
Rutland
Walter E. Howard
Middlebury
McMahon
Lynn M Hayes
Easex Junction
Vermont Champlain Tercentenary Commission
Yau Ness House
D. J. Foster
Juniper Island
Foster
Kot
Firemen tournament entries fill Middlebury list
Middlebury July 14 entries for the firemen's tournament include Randolph Hose of Randolph Baker Hose of Burlington Lafayette Hose No 2 of Winooski Winooski Steamer Hose No 1 Vergennes volunteer Hose No 3 Port Henry Hose No 1 Fort Edward N Y Durkee Hose of Fort Edward N Y Albert Hose of Keeseville N Y Leonart Hiddy Hose No Nod Fort Edward N Y most companies entered for the weekender events parade forms at Depot Square 10 20 Thursday led by Chief Marshal FM Chapmen 26 and the Middletown band Vermont State Firemen suspistion in trams Middlebury Fire Department under N S Sanford assistant chief engineer to accompany visiting companies parade to fair grounds where disbandment will occur evening events at Unity Temple Thursday and Friday nights with accommodations.
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Middlebury
Port Henry
N.Y
Durkee Hose Company
Fort Eainard
N. Y
Albert Hose Company
Kersville
Leonart Hiddy Hose Company
Nod
Fort Edward
Ehoeet
Ol. FM
Chapanen
Vermont
Mitdiebary Mire
N. S. Sanford Angixtant
Principe Streets
Fair Grounds
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Barre
N. Y. City
U. S
Total
Aberdeen
Scotland
Ben A. Eastman
M. FE. Howland
Burt H. Wells
George B. Milne
E W. Bisbee
F. G Howland
Homer Fitts
W. G. Reynolds
Pres
F. G. Howland
Treas
Frank E. Langley
Postafice
The
Bet
Groton Pond
Harry ‘Thaw
Batlam
Governor Guild
Massachusetts
Congress
Waterbury Asylum
Sharpe
Brad B. Smalley
Vermont Democracy
England
Mr. Stead
Northfield
Childs H
North Main St
Barre, Vt
New York
George cLavitt
Swanton
Central Vermont Railway
Mr. Leavitt
Roger Donahue
Burlington Trust CB
Orix
City Hall
OUR Bank
F.G Howland
A. Eastman
John E Smith
M. E Howland
A P. Abbott
Granite Savings Bank
John Trow
H. O. Worthen
Clinton N. Field
H. G. Woodruff
Frank F. Cave
H O Worthen
C. L. Currier
Www
A. Whitcomb
St. Anne de Beaupre, Se
Pady
Homer Verrin
Davenport
Vieting Me
Mre
A. W. Ferrin
Harold Hiehop
Harald Atkins
Neal Godfrey
G. T. McAllister
Yes
Teria Morning
Highgate Spings
C. T. Roberts
Alerman Wolhelm
Puke
Boston
Alderman Emmons
Commission
Champlain
St. Anne del Beaupre
South Barre
Union Bakery, Anthers & A . A
Tel
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Dice
A. W.eee &Co
Morse Bik
Barre Funeral Dit
Esatern Avenue
Tis Beret
E. A. Crown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
Kodaks
Red Cross Pharmacy
Miles
C. H. Kendrick & CO
North Main Street