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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times notes Montpelier Seminary aims to raise 400000 to support and uplift the institution, with two-thirds set aside for endowment and the remainder for ongoing needs. Denominational schools are urged to pursue financial retrenchment, ensuring lasting funds from investment income.
A New Hampshire bill requiring motor vehicles not propelled by steam to display lights after sunset aims to improve night traffic safety. Critics say the law grants a broad exception for heavy freight vehicles designed to carry bay, straw, wood, tanber, stone, machinery, or other loads, potentially leaving large trucks unlit at night.
Discussion on road safety and vehicle lights in New Hampshire cites F H Rogers Co. and the impact of large vehicles blocking roads. Arguments warn exemptions burden enforcement and reference Massachusetts laws, noting farmers' potential immunity and the value of a clear statute to ensure visibility for horse and motor traffic alike.
Festivities marked by regalia and banners as the senior class and others gathered in the chapel for speeches and music. Lawrence Ford of Warren spoke on arbitration, while Miss Marjorie Ford and Miss Ethel Erekine delivered performances and readings. Tokens were awarded to graduates as the program closed amid humor and applause.
The letter asks readers to display the flag for its 187th anniversary, praising its symbolism and urging peacetime reverence. It cites Taft praising Flag Day as non-political and non-sectarian, naming Lincoln, Grant, Hancock, and Washington, and calls for patriotic display on the th. A. LaPoint, press correspondent.
In the June American Magazine a husband recounts a 25 year marriage and his experiences after his wife goes away. He describes the loneliness the first parting caused, then a bustling period of games and socializing, followed by a joyful reunion when she returns and they share a tender moment together.
The commencement concert at Goddard Mimmary drew a large crowd last evening with instrumental numbers and a cantata. Rachel Hollister performed Danae Andalane while other artists presented a mix of classical pieces. The second half featured the seminary chorus directed by Richard R. Lament, performing the fairy tale cantata Sack and the Baker Bean Stalk with a modernized twist and a benevolent ending.
The concert showcased Misa Alice Walker as Princess Belle-a-Belle and Frederic Inglis as Jack the giant killer with Mildred Kent as the little old lady and baker. The 48 member chorus, with names like Christine Blake, Ivy Johnson, and Mildred Kent, supported the soloists. Richard Lamont conducted with notable effort. The program demanded substantial work from all, and the audience appreciated the expansive effort amid a special commencement concert.
Caramel ice cream at Red Cross Pharmacy and a round of social mentions. Visiting locals include William Beattie returning from St Albans, Sadie Haddican visiting her mother Mrs Haddican at 101 Prospect, and Miss K Bradford of Somerville visiting Miss Edith Oxford. Percie Cowie leaves Spaulding for South Rye Gate then Jackson NH for summer work. Patrick McCarthy also to work in Jackson.
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