Vermont News Roundup From Barre and Rutland
A Barre Daily Times report highlights weekly circulation at 5115 as the largest in the region. Vermont topics cover state expenditures, Burlington preparations for a major event, Hyde Park academy attendance, Bishop Doane’s views on women voters, Rutland school board abstentions, and Rutland Herald critiques about teacher salaries merchant payments and local politics.
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Bishop Doane
Priscopal Church
Vermont
Barre
Unital
Methodist Church
Bisop Doane
Air ships and attire entice readers with offers
Air ships are described as ideal practice for reaching castles as the article promotes conventional frock coats and accessories for men and boys. It highlights a store offering everything for daily wear and special occasions, claiming savings on boys shoes from 100 to 2.50 dollars.
New England Old Home Week Ideas Rebound With Rail Tours
An article discusses New England Old Home Week traditions, railroads offering eastbound tourist rates from Chicago to boost family reunions. It notes the movement unites scattered former residents, strengthens ties, and eyes trips to New England for gatherings, with growing demand for round trips and nostalgic visits home.
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New England
Aw Naid
Sonoma
Chicago
Lew Huglend
California
Merritt Emerges as Factor in Montpelier Gubernatorial Plot
A fragment suggests Hon Olin Merritt of Evesburg Palle is viewed as a key player in a looming Vermont governor election scheme. The text hints at political maneuvering to install a Merritt ally in Montpelier, with references to financial backing and organizational plans.
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Povernor
Vermont
Bean
Pee
Lon
Brattleboro Phoenix Critiques State Political Control
A Brattleboro Phoenix editorial questions the integrity of state politics destined for governor. It argues a few men dominate party politics and confronts the public desire for accurate, independent leadership above factional domination.
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Breaum
Brattleboro Phoenix
Education shifts from books to manual and practical work
The article argues carmen schools favor practical arts over book learning, noting that many educated students lack shop skills while machine workers lack formal literary training. It cites Roosevelt era reforms pushing agriculture and manual training in rural schools, with granges backing agricultural education and calls for schools to train for real country life and work.
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Carmen
Tie
Edanacional World
Vermont
State Department of Education
Roosevelt
White House
Jingles and Jest From Old Newspapers
A collection of humorous lines and quips from vintage papers includes poems, snippets about a railroad man Hewitt-Gruet, and light banter. It references a spring or fall setting, a Cornell widow remark, and a dated joke about Europe and a mobile ride, all in playful punchlines.
Baker employee accused of theft from employer
The article reports an employee accused of stealing forty dollars from his employer, with investigators tracing the missing funds to a tin box rifled at the bakery. Police were alerted after the suspect Hinckley was linked to a morning sleeper train and a ticket to Montréal, with transit authorities notified.
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Pray
Ae Ieee
Hinckley
City Fish Market Offers Fresh Seafood This Week
City Fish Market promotes fresh fish from local waters packed in ice and ready for kitchen use within 36 hours. It highlights Pike Pickerel Lake Trout Mackerel Salmon Butterfish Halibut Shad Flounder Haddock Cod and other salt water offerings with firm prices similar to last week.
Vacation or Business Luggage Special Prices
Advertises a wide range of traveling bags and suit cases for vacation or business travel. Highlights waterproof and leather models with prices from $1.49 to $7.95, promoting a large stock of this year's models and in-store demonstrations.
Randolph Row Social Roundup Touches Visitors and Visitors
Randolph Row reports guests and arrivals from Cabotte to Montpelier and Burlington. Miss Emily Stickney supports Kurn Hattin fundraising while Mr and Mrs Dolois stay with the Linfords. Wives of Springfield attend graduation events, and Dr Hardy delivers a baccalaureate at Randolph Center. A work accident at Hether Gilead injures a man named Lavine, treated by Dr Gifford and Dr Green.
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Hazen Linford
Springfield
Mass
Menlah Hayes
Louis Fillion
Montpelier
Charles Cotembe
Eather
George Malhard
Burlington
M B. Campbell
M. Hardy
Mya
Lavine
Hether Gilead
Green
Gifford
Dh Green
New Spring Hats Riot of Fashionment in Chicago
A garbled note on new spring hats shows a departure into fashion mania. The cheery piece mentions men and women, milliners, and an urge to wear hats, hinting at social pressure and vanity in city life.
East Barre Congregational Sunday Service Notice
East Barre announces a Sunday evening prayer service on the estate next Sunday. The community gathering follows the men’s day program and aims to unite residents in faith and fellowship.
Fraternal Misunderstanding Ends With Housemaid Confusion
A pardoned riddle unfolds as an elderly man accuses a visitor of kissing his daughter. The youth confesses to kissing the housemaid, insisting there is no evil intent. The scene, echoed by a New York Herald quote, highlights wit over misunderstanding.
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New York Herald
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The
Peter O- Maine
St. Johnsbury
Slicn
New York
Hutland
Ropolitan
Wegnatin
Bukint Rutland
Picker
Dartmouth College
Ite
Burlington Ie
Harsh
Mallery Park
Heaven
Lamgile Central Academy of
Hyde Park
Hyde Derk
Rutland
Rutland Herald
Herald
Concord
Colton
Montpelier, Vt
North Main St
Barre, VI
Ing Tawia
Soda
Come In
Cornell
Hewitt—Gruet
Jewett
Harper's Weekly
Bearn
Washington Star
Europe
Ad. Hare Tomorr
Owen
East Barre
A. A. Smith & Bro
Miles
Barre, Vt
Vaughan's
Nation Department
A.W. Badger
Morse Block
Funeral D
Embalrmere
Oro Mae Ayeoue
Virginia
Lowdon
Lyon
Times
L. B. Dodge
North Main Street
Jimmy Brace
Chicago Post
Tom
Jack
D. F_DAVIS
North Matt
Barre, Ve
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