Vermont Editorials and Fire Hazard Reflections
In the Barre Daily Times June 3 1920 issue the editors comment on Vermont delegates to the Democratic convention the value of spelling contests in towns and critique speeches by Wood and Dale. The column notes a Shelburne Webb mansion fire caused by a plumber’s torch and warns torches belong only in skilled hands.
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Vermont
MrAdoo
Webb
Shelburne
Phelburne
Arm Signal for Motorists to Reduce Street Accidents
An old editorial argues motorists should use a hand signal to indicate stopping or turning to improve highway safety. It urges drivers to extend the left hand from the car to alert following vehicles, reducing near misses and collisions at sharp Barre street corners.
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Motoriata
Barre
Williamstown notes include races at Brigham academy and town news
Richard Martin and Richard Smith of Bakersfield placed second and first in Brigham academy events while Francis Irons now of Hardwick ranked third. Town residents visited Chelsea to watch a ball game. local news covers illness of Cora Kennedy, visits by Gerald Brock and Adele Pansera, road dust complaints, and area movements.
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Brigham Academy
Bakersfield
Richard Martin
Richard Smith
Francis Irons
Hardwick
Chelsea
Barre
Elmore Marr
Cora Kennedy
Gerald Brock
Brock
Frank Jeffords
Hugh L. Seaver
Randolph
Vara
Tim
Carl W. Seaver
Mason
Stone
W. H. Jeffrey
White River Junction
Estelle S. Beckett
Marion Beckett
Boston
New York
Arthur Stone
Warren Covell
Berlin
Wilber H. Thompson
Moretown
Board of Trade
Warren P. Waldo
South Peacham
Prospect
Adele Pansera
Montpelier
Peter Passera
Elsie Kelly
Clarence
George L. Edson
Gardner Poor
Brookfield
Lews
L. O. Morgan
George W. Brush
Proctor
Brush
Eastern Star
A. M. Markey
M. ©. Carlin
Josie Grearaon
Lottie French
Mee
Evelyn McAllister
Sarah McAllister
Char . Gifford
East Randolph
Madame Gifford
Celia Gifford
Cooley
Gifford
Vernon B. Savery
G. W. Savery
Joseph Daley
George Lavine
Compo
Construction Hill
Local notes from Corinth Washington and Tunbridge
Corinth Minerva chapter reports representatives including Elmer M Magoon Bertha Lackey and Kate Patrick at grand chapter while bobbins are moved by two loaded cars. Washington Rev G A Simmons travels to Harvard for Green Mountain Universalists session delivering opening sermon. June services announced. Tunbridge reports King family summering in Brookline and a daughter born to Karl F Howe. Dr and Mrs Dean visitors recall fondly. G A R post hosts Andrew J Wills of Woburn with daughter Edith. Tunbridge society joins Randolph sanatorium. Dyer Pearl visiting cousin L B Cilley.
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Corinth Minerva
C. FE
Elmer M. Magoon
Bertha Lackey
Kate Patrick
Ina M. Hatton
Mra
A. W. Eusti
John Poland
Mra. Baton
Liwinda Magoo
Lucy Colby
H. W. Chalmers
Clarence Morae
Brattleboro
J. Hutton
G. Jewell
Chelsea Court
Mr. Hutton
William Peberdy
Hartford Conn
William Ilaon
Washington
G. A. Simmons
Harvard
Green Mountain Association of Universalists
Simmons
Hattie Howe
A. G. Wight
Tunbridge Society
Randolph Sanatorium
Dyer Pearl
New York City
L. B. Cilley
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Barre Daily Times, Inc
Frank Langley
Publia Moheree
Postoffice
Associated Press
United States
Jackson Brothers
Burlington
H. Nelson
J. Holmes
Wood
Congressman Dale
Dale
F. H. Rogers & C
F. H. Rogers & Company
Williamstown
Robert Chambers
Cartoons
Rogers’ Walk-Over
Boot Shop
A. Simmons
TL. ¥. Barrett
RW. Allard
Rev. CA. Simmons
Lyndonville
Benjamin Franklin
Ben A.eastman
Hj.m Jones
C.m.willfy
Treee
Ben A. Eastman
JM. Boutwall
Wig
Reynolds HL
Cutler EL Scott H.J.M Jones
Hooker Hi. H. Jackson
Vermont Mutual
McAllister & Kent
Orange
M. J. Whitcomb
East Barre
Union Clothing Company
Union Clothing Co
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Wapere
LOT
LOT Boys