Goddard All the Way in 8 to 4 Victory over Montpelier
Goddard seminary defeated Montpelier seminary 8 to 4 at prep park on Saturday in the second game of the series. Montpelier won the first 1 to 0. a decisive third game is expected midweek. Goddard pounded Thomas for 13 hits and 15 bases, with Heath, Olsen, and Berry producing key plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Montpelier Seminary
Agate
Tcher
Hox
Caplet
Olsen
Montpelier
Rune
Olxen
Sea Ei Oe
Goddard
Heath
Durkee
Harrison
Shaw
Berry
Morrison
Helder Ey
See Berry
Matt
Dine Pean Oe
Bald
Thomas
Harvey
Heathe
Godfrey
Hell
Clark
Pakehild
Currier
Fance
Lee
Tommy
O Clark
Hishop Fanning
Olen
Jahnson
Wirhart
Bhiel
Sohnaon
Wistert
Harriatty
Bick
Shawn
Strat
Cacrer
Durked
Jones
Aguray Ae
Ps Wishasts
Biel
Hirst
Olvin
Bishop
Meath
Wishart
Dimes
Thomme Ther
Sori
Jotmaon
Gerthey
Fairelibl
Harry
Heidel
Holder
Po Heath
Olson
Buck
Lio Jolnean
Ics
Po Clark
Godfee
Thy
Seora
Lgaaga
Furniture Repairing and Upholstering Ad
Second hand furniture bought and sold. Repairing and upholstering services offered. Unclear text mentions various names and street references.
Montpelier and St Jean Baptiste Shine in Exhibition Play
In a rough, fast game at the park, Montpelier tallied twice but fell short as Wishart and Hirst led a back-and-forth rally before the Knights of Columbus triumphed. Haggard pitching by Haddi tan and Attridge faced a string of hits and errors in a six-inning frame, with Mevidican, Harrison, and Donahoe among the standout batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Contmins
Ae He
St Jean Batiste
Hadditan
Attridge
Muclean
Innning
Atetridge
Mevidican
Harrison W Donahoe
Anninge
RUE K
St. B
Hiddican
Jamoann
Tonmay
Spaulding High Beats Burlington High In Forfeit
A misty Saturday at Granite City Trotting Park saw Spaulding High defeat Burlington High 9 to 0 by forfeit after Burlington refused to resume play following a disputed umpire decision in the 12th inning. Spaulding pitcher Fisher allowed six hits in 3 1 3 innings. Knox starred in left field with six chances and a one handed grab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High Waloot
Uate
Burlington High School
Granite City
Burlington
Alpire Murray
Spaulding
Pike
Uned
Atole
Chatusee
McDonald
Carpenter
Fisher
Field
Ton
Burtington
Andohnsap
Knox
Uwe Burlington
Fowlie
N Ewer
Maiden
Johnson
Grigg
Cutler
Hartington
Hughes
Canonil
Chase
A Chance for Boys to Make a Dollar
A terse ad seeks boys to collect dry bones for cash. It offers 60 per hundred dry bones and invites any dry bones including heads, hoofs, bones, or similar items. The note promises higher pay for strictly clean, hard, fresh, dry boiled butcher bones and related products.
Princeton Succeeds Early In Series Over Yale
Princeton defeats Yale 3 2 in the opener of a college series as left-handed Clark shuts down the Elis in a tense game. Other results include Harvard beating a state rival, Amherst and Williams posting wins, and Holy Cross and Pennsylvania upending Trinity and Brown respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princetonn
Yale
Clark
Princeton
Harvard
Amherst
Army
Trinity
Wesleyan
Brown
Holytrom
Pennsylvania
Williaws
Williams
Ity
Maly Crows
Sapdy
Oubl
U Or i Balbeste
Roofing Ad Promotes Asphalt Materials and Prices
An advertisement touts fire proof and water proof roofing with asphalt only and no tar. It lists prices from 75 cents to 3.00 per square for asphalt roofing, plus 7 and 5 ply tarred felt at 1.00 and 1.20, sheathing paper for 75 cents, and a best for 1.00.
A. O. N. Track Meet Triumph by Vermont Academy
Vermon Academy at Saxtons River won the third annual VT scholastic track meet under the University of Vermont banner with 79. Bradford Academy 30, Burlington High 26, Spaulding High 6. Notable performers included Fuller and Squires for Vermont and Peter and Paine for Bradford. Events featured mile run, 16-pound shot, running high jump, 220-yard dash, discus, 220-yard hurdles, pole vault and more with multiple placements across teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Batar
Univerity of Vermont
Centennia
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Bradford ‘Academy
Burlington High
Spaulding High
Fuller and Squires
Vermont
Cademy
Peter and Paine
Bradford Academy
Pitet
Bradford
McMillan
Harlington
Firat
Waller
Tyler
Averill
Spaulding
Smith
Firet
Squires
Samson
Benson
Carswell
Firel
Peters
Baker
Heath
Sf Lin
Frealman
Rand
Burrows
J. Nts
Morgan
Ington
Piller
Sewond
Paine
Claas
Benwon
Vallee of Vermort
Olfe Ilins
McDonald
Spauiding
Fowth
Raker
Fuller
Pinet
Puller
Amond
Somein
Honton
Hurdice
Murrows
Brown l
Shumay
C. Heath
J. Heath
Ter
Bret Place
Record of Grant's Resignation in 1854
In New York a report notes General Grant's resignation from the army in 1854. A letter indicates Grant was aimed at recruiting duty, referencing past actions and the delay of a file on war debts in Washington. The piece mentions family conflicts and unfinished career details surrounding the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fen
U.S. Grant
Grant
Waslingtom
N. D. Phelps
Unions Declare Resolve to Persist in Labor Rights
Samuel Gompers addresses the House Judiciary Committee defending open labor organizing and the right to strike. He warns of secret groups forming if laws do not explicitly protect unions and urges amendment or end of anti trust interpretations to prevent industrial decline. The speech underscores labor’s commitment to peaceful action and accountability for delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Judiciary Committee
Samuel Gompers
James A. Jevint
Citizens’ Industrial Association
Congress
Olf
Osth
Labor
Ukase
Supreme Court
Inbor‘og Tan
Loom Fixers Union Burns Mortgaged Labor Temple
Labor notes report the Loom Fixers' Union of Fall River burning a $50,000 mortgage on their labor temple. Boston pavers face daily wage scales of 4 for journeymen and 5 for foremen, with a long prevailing eight hour day. Florida women’s clubs help pass a child labor law banning under twelve. Ellen cotton layoffs affect about 9,000 workers with roughly a 10 percent cut. Investors claim a new lock-stitch machine speeds production to 1850 cuts per minute, enabling 600 pairs of shoes per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mars
Boston
Women's Clubs
Florida
Ellen
Altetive
Dates on Coins and Swiss Dating First Coinage
The Swiss led with dated coinage, introducing dates about 400 years ago. The practice spread rapidly and became a universal styling feature in a short time.
United States Compared In Size And Odd Facts
The United States would rival the combined areas of many nations excluding Alaska and pensions, then shifts to notes on fishes moving by night, and a lesson from old books about microscopic bacteria causing spots. It mentions a tiny destroyer that feeds on starch and thrives in damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Teland
Great Britain
France
German Empire
Italy
Belgium
Japan
Holland
Spain
Portugal
Sweden
Norway
Turkey
Europe
Egypt
Empire of
India
Bluing Clothes Tactics for Clean White Garments
Instructions advise soaking clothing the night before washing to achieve a bluish white look. Do not blue during washing. rinse in clear water the next day to counter yellowing and improve appearance for others.
Btone Throwers of Appenzell Contend For Prize
In Appenzell Switzerland a national sport features stone throwing where rocks of large size are hurled for a prize, drawing locals and visitors to watch the contest on the mountain canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appenzell
Switzerland
Fragmentary notes on history and goods from old texts
The fragment cites Venezuela's large imagined territory of 632,000 square miles, notes tin money in early England tied to Cornwall tin mines, mentions stirrups first used in the fifth century, and warns against misusing alum for household blood loss control with a cautioned mouth rinse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Venerela
England
Cornwall
Ateny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montpelier Semin
Focal Boys
Clover
Bob Cee Ee
Reynolds & Son
Averill & Co
W. Dillon
Sami
Bolster Hock
Barre, Vt
Hana Paratmission
G. Tianhe
K. Maly
Jacobs
Sarsatab
K. OF C
St. Joan Batiate
Detroit
Howton
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Loui
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Barre
Murray
D. W. Smith
Aree Spaulding
Farlowgh
Kres
Pam
Heston
Yattahurg Gy
Philadel
Otseokava
Fouklyn
Richard, Davie
James Mackay
Mlu
Richard Davie
Hhwadicap
Hees
McDonali
Bations
Waa
Lot
Chris
Il New York
St. Lani
Soeasinaes
Hrdop
John Reid
James Reid
J. W. Sichals
Matthews G. Tilden
Woodrull
W. Smith
B. Austin
Walker
College
Harvard Wallops
Dartmouth
Sir David Gil
Cape Town
South Africa
Cotewayo
Cape
David
Equator
Damascua
VI. A
Burlington Field
Spaulding’ High
Point
National Biscuit Company
Labor Notes
L. B.E Worthen Block
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!