Maine Crime Probed After Husband Linked to Matrimonial Agency
A Farmington Maine inquiry followed the discovery of Mrs Etta Taylor's body near her home. Marshall Taylor, her husband, had long correspondence with a matrimonial agency as authorities investigated the death, with a coroner and deputies examining the scene and ruling the cause a possible axe or close range gunshot.
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Farmington
String
Mra
Etta Traylor
Freequan Yestering
Marshall Taylor
Taylor
Roth Taylor
Guida Searles
Freeman
Verlieshand
Rly
Filan Duncan
W. P. Small
Strong
G. L. Tratt
Gyrus A. Blanchard
Wilton
All bids rejected for Richford post office project
Richford June 12 The Sweat-Com inga company a bidder for the United States postoffice and our tombstone job here has been notified by the United States treasury department that all the bids have been rejected due to the appropriation. New plans and specifications will be drawn up and revised causing delays in the building's construction.
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Richford
Sweat-Cominga Company
United States Postoffice
Tomboise
United States Treasury Department
Evanse Ted Ye
Talk of the Town items from Waterbury and beyond
Francis Olen ami James Coutty spent Sunday with friends in North Mies Huth Sharkey of Waterbury laa hoc and Mrs Sam Segel returned home after nursing with parents in Toston. John S Hate Rensell Hoyt Wither ansels Walter Hroggs and Clyde Fras er were visitors in Waterbury. The Moles of Mystery a feature detective story and more played at the Bijou. Thomas Pavidson of Farfield avenue fractured his left wrist while a Jagime baseball at East Barre and is recovering. Mrs Kila Hynsell performed as pianist at the Draminsnd theatre. Tenere and Clark A H Buexell Arthur Jones Linn Neb attended. City hotel arrivals included AL TL Moe.
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Mies Huth Sharkey
Waterbury
Laa Hoc
Sam, Segel
Toston
Raturnnd
John S. Hate
Rensell Hoyt
Wither Ansels
Walter Hroggs
Clyde Fraser
Bijou
Thomas Pavidson
Farfield Avenue
East Barre
Kila Hynsell
Drowmisnd
Clark
A. H. Buexell
Arthur Jones
Linn Neb
Tenere
Outi Esander Ng
City Hotel
Goddard Claims Championship of the State
The Goddard seminary baseball team claims the state title under schoolmasters rules after a 15 straight victories season including a decisive win over Burlington High and a track meet victory at the University of Vermont. They list a schedule with wins over Vermont Academy, Johnson High, Peoples Academy, Spaulding High, and others, noting upcoming ineligible games will not affect the claim.
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Ueddant Seminary
Goddard
Enn
Mthileties
Godland
Universit of Vermont
Ming
Diedkdard Eas Ir
Ty Bavelall
He's Academy & Core
Ane
Vermont Academy
Johnson High
Geldant
Barlington High
Peoples Academy
Icklard
Peoples Acadery
Gaddant
Spaulding High
Lightning Strikes Widespread In Severe Storms
A severe electrical storm yesterday afternoon damaged several buildings and knocked out electricity near Washington Street and Quarry Street. In Middlesex village a fire leveled a house and barn owned by Price, with losses over 1000. Sparks and shattered telephones and lights disrupted shops, homes, and a drug store as a strong storm swept Swanton and the Sweet Side of the Mipsingaoi river left village lights off all night.
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Aber
Washington Street
Harry Patterson
Etta Eastman
East Borre
Bolt
Frank Roark
Foresters’ Hall
A_ holt
George Lermond
Boveo
Charles Perrin
Middlesex
Thomas FE
Price
Oecuiol
Treeman Fay
Mrs. Fay
Swanton
Mipsingaoi
H. G. Jones
Arthur Hall
Hl. R
Masonic Week in Burlington Opens Thirty-Seventh Vermont Council Session
Burlington hosts Masonic Week with the thirty seventh annual session of the Vermont council of deliberation. An opening address by Deity March of Window Semaral at Burlington on June 12. The event features Aleeonie work and the ongoing proceedings of Seamon of Ver mont Courcs in Session.
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Burlington
Seamon ‘of
Vermont
Courcs
Aleeonie
Vermont Couseil
Orton Falls From Embankment In Fairfax Race
In Fairfax on June 2 J G Orton attempting to turn out for a team drove off a high bank near the Baptist church. The carriage overturned leaving Orton with two broken ribs a bruised shoulder and possible internal injuries. Fellow passenger Henry Col Nien escaped harm.
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Fairfax
J. G. Orton
BR. Reynolds
Hy O
Woman Injured When Auto Turned Over Near Albans
Mrs Emery Brown of Albans was seriously injured when her automobile skidded and overturned two miles from Branch's corner while driving to visit her mother in Swanton. The car toped, her husband, their young child and another daughter were in the car. she suffered fractures and internal injuries. She was brought home for treatment with a suspender and bandaged injuries. Accident described as the worst in the area for the time.
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Albans
Emery Brown
Ciy
Grealien
Brian Hand
Swanton
Branch’s Corner
Brown
Spaulding High School Expands Commercial Dept to Four Years
The Spaulding High School will change its commercial department from a three-year to a four-year course starting next term to align with state standards. Students who began the shorter program may finish it, and the shift follows a trend as many other high schools now offer a four-year commercial program. The department’s four-year course has been in place only two years and aims to strengthen the program.
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Spaulding High School
High Geht
Ti Te
Glenugie Club Outing Draws Large Clan Reunion at Caledonia Park
The Glenugie club held an annual planse and reunion at Caledonia Park last Saturday afternoon. Despite poor weather, many members from the old Scottish district attended with wives and families. Coburn's three-piece orchestra provided music while two teams played baseball, Thompson's squad winning 18 to 4. George Heath starred with the bat and umpire Leslie Creighton drew praise for fair calls. The event closed with a lively song of “Awid Syne” and a prize list announced for numerous attendees.
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Glenugie
Caledonia Park
Scotland
of Coburn
James Maaste
G. Thompson
Thompson
Jamie
George Heath
Leslie Creighton
Booth
Tews’ Rave
R. Davideon
Alex Lillie
Thonadd
Hurle’ Ree
Ida Balgh
Violet Lilie
Mortimer
Germat
Marion Clark
Christina
Catherine Troop
Beatrice
Mrs. Morgan
Mere
I Murreyry
Gerrant
Mrs. Mortinet
Aberdeen granite man surprised by American visit
Mr and Mrs Alexamiley Wilson of Aberdeen Scotland visit Mrs Mary A Downie in Merchant street. The couple’s host Mr James Glass hosts a party to honor the granite magnate, who is surprised by the extent of his industry and the size of American granite operations. He notes his long work in the granite trade and prior years in Aberdeen, with plans to return to New York and then Aberdeen.
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Alexamiley Wilson
Aoerdeen
Scotland
Mary A. Downie
Merchant Street
James Glass
Wilson
Aberdeen
Abmateet
Doring
Booth
Ifte
Ale
Heath
Wilkow
New York
Washington
Chicago
Jarre
Inspiring Sermon Before Odd Fellows at Congregational Church
The sermon by Rev. J. W. Barnett urged Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to adopt the Samaritan spirit of neighborly aid. He contrasted the Good Samaritan with the Levite and priest, stressing active benevolence beyond organizational bounds and the duty to extend kindness to all in need.
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J. W. Barnett
Congregational Church
Onter of
Bright Star
Hebnkal
Dare
W. Barnett
Latier Mal
Mty
Sameritan
Oman
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Ramariien
Samaritan
Advertising Order Sparks Swanton Firm Push
The Folin Hood Ammunition Company of Swanton, VI, signs a large advertising contract with Burlington agency. Campaign aims to run in outlets nationwide, expanding visibility. Company notes growing popularity and broadening market reach.
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Robin Hood Ammunition Company
Hays
Folin Hood Ammunition Company
Swanton
Burlington
Ttn
Dretine
Ite
Taree
Miedern
Death's Hand Takes Oldest Man in Vermont at 90
Alvin F. Smith of Harve, the oldest resident in Hart and Washington county, died last night after pneumonia. Born May 25, 1815 in Brookfield, he lived in four nearby towns and Barre with his sons. Survived by sister Mrs. Mary Lewton and five children, he was a longtime Methodist and noted for his memory and learning.
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Alvin F. Smith
Harve
Washington County
Mikson
Mary Lewton
Montpelier
Emory TL. Smith
Hart
Famil
Rory L. Smith
G. A If
Parrington
Mr Smith
Brookield
Newton
Arente
Connecticut
Randalph
Smith
Trent
4They
Mr. Smith
Tia
Emory Ts. Smith
Hin
Susan Lewis
Cabot
Northfield
Ja Tin
Williamstown
Minelvania M. Williams
Mc Smith
Northield
Rexture
Harte
Rightern
Barre
Northfelt
Dan A Perry
Montpelier Rou
Vas
Sendas
Aunt Polly Roben Celebrates 100th Birthday in South Barre
Aunt Polly Roben marked her 100th birthday at a South Barre home on June 10 with friends and family. Born in Ryegate on June 10, 1891, she has cared for invalid brothers and helped her father and minister during illness, remaining cheerful and devoted to relatives and neighbors.
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Polly Roben
South Barre
D. G. Roben
South
Don Jackson
Williametown
Lolly Anben
Ryegate
Polly Mier
Mormon Conference in Worthen Hall Vermont
A Vermont news note reports a Mormon conference held in Worthen Hall attended by about twenty from Vermont and neighboring states. Elders from New Hampshire and Vermont missions spoke on faith aspects, including prophecy, revelation, and eternal rewards, with a closing business session and visitors from Salt Lake City and New York.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Ellete
Worthen Hall
Bon EB
Rich
New York City
Phelon
Joseph J. Harper
Mhion
New Weekliire
William Austin
Salthake City
Utall
Vermont Missian
Winagy
Delivierio
Joon
Green Hills
Kainape
Neigboring
Mich
Thane
Cty
New Hampshire Mission
Pone H Harper
Albina
Jay Jopepl
Page
Dayton
Tac
Victor Austin
Kinho Falls
Tong
Leonard Stuart
Charlestown
Eliak Mather
Hyde Park
Utah
A. Tra Cox
Fairview
Vinh
Meridith Rogers
Gariend
David Hancock
Syracuse
William Mack
Farlane
J. A. Turner
Eaton
Col
Willua W. Austin
Salt Lake City
J. A. Bullock
Provo
F A. Miller
Spanish Forks
Gros C. Larsen
Willuma
Cumberland
W. Fiery
Poole
The Incurable Optimism of Youth at Goddard Seminary
Goddard Seminary opened its 424th commencement week with Rev. Charles J. Staples delivering The Incurable Optimism of Youth at Universalist Church. He urged youths to balance lifelong vitality with responsible life work, urging health as a foundation for faith and joy, and questioning the purpose of youthful energy in service.
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Goddard Seminary
Universalist Church
Charles J. Staples
Unitarian Church of
Burlington
Akassers
Harold Chappel
Harry Carr
John Smith
Frank Tupper
Sehool
Gladys Gale
Mint Morence H. Sturtevant
Mra
EBJ
Batchelder
D.C. Jarvis
Frederica Edwards
Miss Sturtevant
de. Jarvis
Vienna
Marek
Clark
Mr. Staples
Rejden
Spee
Aaron
Sinai
Earli
Wing
Five raids fail to find liquor. Lecacio arrested at rail depot
State warranted raid effort by Carver Deputy Sheriff and others lasted two hours Saturday evening. One location, Mrs Lecacio of Railroad Street, yielded two 12 gauge shells of ale. Three men were found drinking. they hid under bed and in wardrobes, later identified. Lecacio jailed. Judge Sewell set $500 bail for appearance. Proceedings continued next morning with plea and schedule.
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Want Carver
J. Slayton
George I. Morris
H.D. Camp
A. M. Morrisott
Orea
Lecacio
Gery
Lewacio
Sewttin
Pintle Crensall
Sean Middag
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