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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
1
New York jury convicts Charles Heike and Ernest Gerbracht on all counts in a government probe into customs duties and refinery dealings. Gerbracht faces possible long prison time. trial for others continues as jurors weigh verdicts amid tense proceedings.
A one year old girl missing since Monday from New York was found at the home of Ty Bassett in New Haven. She was brought back to Woodbridge by relatives. The girl had been living with a family named Burns and was believed to be the child who ran away. Investigations traced her movements and led to her return to her home.
Fayne Serr Adeisite Ford Richbard widow of the late Jone A Hibbard filed a petition in probate seeking administration of the estate. The petition notes the May death of her husband and lists the next of kin Jo Bement and others. a court citation to June 23 seeks grant of letters of administration and bond details.
A massive fire at a five story factory near Delaney and Tuapkpine streets in New York spreads smoke through surrounding blocks. Firefighters rescue workers inhaling smoke as flames engulf the upper floors and threaten nearby homes and a school.
Tufts seniors postponed outdoor activities due to rain, moving the event indoors to a gymnasium. The program featured literary exercises, a chapel address by St. Tow sley of Washington, and remarks by Hartford president Adiarne, with the audience gathered in a university chapel setting.
The Jet frieg Johnson arena at Eighth and Mar eet will be completed by July first and seat 38 600 for events. Officials project costs around 106 000 with a reserve fund approaching 200 000 as contingencies.
New York on June 11 Charles K Ham won a test flight that faced many delays. The plan to tow the aeroplane behind an automobile failed due to rough reeds and sharp turns, requiring manual towing over 12 miles. Eleven planes were ready to replace but must be prepared again. Morwyer and Hankter slept little as crews worked through the night to ready the craft for Sunday.
London reports a reshuffle in King George’s household as the red Prince of Wales joins the royal circle. Notables named include Sir J P Darriliatoy, Dighton Probyn, Lord Fratiels, and Col Arthur Kik Bigae, with Ton Analy as newly elevated chamber lord. Several other figures are listed among the royal retainers.
Fire swept through cheap lodging houses near Seattle docks in a high wind at dawn, killing an estimated twenty three people. The fast spreading blaze consumed buildings, causing extensive damage and leaving survivors in shock as authorities investigate the disaster. Thousands of dollars in damage were reported.
Pientwond of Morristil e announces Republican gubernatorial bid under Vermont. He writes to Labor men seeking support and clarifies his stance on taxation, liability, and a proposed preemption bill. The letter, read as sincere, drew mixed reactions from supporters and opponents alike.
Obituary notes Herbert E Fletcher of Randolph who died Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Born in Randolph he lived in the area as a farmer and Civil War veteran. member of Odd Fellows. Wife, brother Charles Mencher, and local associates named. Includes unrelated text about a New York City incident and a writer’s admonitions.
Money subscribed for reopening funds at Bishop Hopkins Malt Sale in Burlington details a $5,000 contribution from Von Shelimtne and other donations. The report notes board members and nominees for new instructors, with planning for alterations and the event to meet requirements.
North Calais Jime Li reports more than 390 attendees at the Pomona Grange meeting in Memorial hall. Prouty spoke, urging better country schools and roads, Maine’s Walker Molieon listed as attendee. five granes from Pomona area noted as well represented.
The quarterly bulletin released yesterday reports 905 samples of milk and cream tested. Results show many samples below standard with some above and others within limits. Findings mention adulteration risks and possible presence of improper labeling and alcohol in some products.
The listers, led by Jane V Rennington, report a slight year over year gain in the present year grand list. The document notes about 60 posts and indicates values rise modestly though some figures are unclear due to garbled text. Public notice reflects start of further valuation work.
The seventeenth annual commencement at Spaulding highlighted the largest graduating class in the school's history. Speakers, diplomas, and a formal reception followed the ceremony as Pres. Thomas addressed graduates on life and work, urging moral leadership and continued study.
Close at Goddard featured an animal reception and dancing in the chapel. Attendees included Mrs. C. K. Halliter and others, with music by the Mrustpefier Band. The event ended with a civic dusk glow and overall enjoyment.
The commencement at Nervich Society will span the week of June 10 with events led by Rev. 1 of Southton. Monday features the hunting contest and state track events, Tuesday includes wrestling, bareback riding, pet content, and fraternity activities. Governor Prouty attends the Thursday reception and flag ceremony, with cadet corps reviews in the afternoon. Friday marks arrivals at the Botel Otis and the final ceremonies.
Belgian clerk Pelician Buisset, accused of embezzling around 40 000, fled to Mort but was arrested in the Brevoort Hotel New York where he shot himself on the main staircase in view of guests. Police report he had been a target of warrants awaiting details on the alleged fraud.
Mary Alpe, 10 years old, daughter of Dean Bleacht T. Cramitree Hind, died at 7:30 this morning on Park Street after weeks of endocarditis following scarlet fever and rheumatism. She was a student and regarded as bright and capable. The community shares sympathy with the bereaved family.
Obituary records the death of John Bpargo after long illness. He was a spurgo by trade and longtime Barre resident who worked at the plant. He leaves a wife, two children here, and a mother and sister in England. Funeral is at Beckley hill residence at 3 pm with burial at Hope Cemetery.
A Montpelier boarding house on River Street was raided by Deputy Sheriff Charles Smith and Officer P. J. Connolly uncovering 20 pints of whiskey and two barrels of beer. Three men including the operator were arrested and jailed, with the liquor placed under court control as bail was set for Monday court.
Kenneth Lawsen pleaded guilty to larceny of a dock belonging to W Kemp and was fined 9 percent and $9.23 by Judge Beott. Burton F Hench admitted guilt to a related offense with a fine and costs totaling $11.90, after being arrested by Officer Carte.
P Ferrii visited Bethel today with friends. George Jacques traveled to St Albans to reside. Binks left for New York. Thoras Venners went to Flint Tyee to visit. Stewart Ticks headed to Rockland Me for work after a week with city friends. arrivals at City hotel include F P Richards Jester Sapers Wright and John M Thomson. The Rev Mr Gardier will lecture on the mission movement in Kor Tand Cave hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
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