Mayors and Educators Highlight Vermont News in The Times
In a Barre Daily Times issue from June 12 1916 editorials praise Lasell Seminary prize for bread making cite educational values and salute Prouty campaign developments. The piece discusses Proouty Senate candidacy rumors and a Randolph Herald News editor's stance confirming Prouty’s withdrawal from the race.
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Prouty Club
Berton
Times
Ms. Prouty
Progressive Party
United States Senate
Vermont
Frouty
The
Randolph Herald & News
Prouty
Senate
Yenter
Dvlnpon
Herald & News
Doelnion
Charles A. Prouty
Johnson
Mr. Prouty
Nile
Edstor Johnson
Inquirer
Mld
Metter
Dillingham
Te Partonvib
Alumni Hears of S. H. 8. Gains
Alumni hearing covers S. H. 8. gains as Bianchi Matthew Hagan and William Stuart are noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. 8. Gains
Bianchi, Matthew Hagan and
William Stuart
Spaulding Seniors Celebrate Festive Day at Exercises
Spaulding high school's annual day exercises drew about 1100 people to the opera house. 300 students filed in, showcasing uniform gowns and a color scheme of teal and gold. Principal Hinckmore delivered the welcome as Margaret Howie Brown offered the class history, Katherine Eether Nichols led the class ode, and the Girls Glee Club performed. Abbe Cerin Moxy presented the gift of 25 volumes, and Mrs Mailing Johnson Rogers delivered the graduation address. The event closed with the Glee Club singing Good Night Little Bird and Newell Parker delivering the solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Sesarley
Jermoon
Archvol
Hovey
Music Department
Jota
Unter Clase
Rity Park
Tee
William Arthur Hinckmore
Blackmores
Margaret Howie Brown
Katherine Eether Nichala
Glee Club
Lily Hells
Spence
Blanche Russell
Miss Hovey
Goltomn
Barre
Honey Wiliam
Lillian Trelyn Flanders
Mise
Ruth Katherine Robinson
Mise Robinsin
Cerin Moxy
Mailing Johnson Rogers
Little Bird
Mary
Newell Parker
Randolph Grammar School Graduates Twenty Four in Ceremony
In Randolph twenty four boys and girls graduated from the grammar school during a Wednesday evening exercises in the Mingh Achinod asambly room. The class will enter the high method at fall opening. Decorations featured. the banner bore the inscription Cine of 1914. Madeline Lambwee led the evening on the maruh and Annie Allert Bell delivered salutatorian remarks on the topic titled The Tae and Present, reflecting on girls of years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingh Achinod
Roen Theca
Dlaes Enlora, Ef Gohl
Madeline Lambwee
Ele Mathoiliet
Last days school suits offer exam help and style
The notice advertises new school suits in blue with white stripes and extra trousers, perfect for final exams. For vacation, summer suits for boys from age three, wash and long pants options, sailor and Russian blouse styles. Older boys get folk and double breasted cuts, with special values on men’s suits at ten dollars.
Two Home Comings and Edison Tribute at Local Event
Emiton Canyon hosts a program titled Two Home Comings praising Thomas A. Edison. Students led by Elvine Duss and Ruth Thayer delivered essays and recitations, with Wilmer Angell performing a cornet solo and Hon. V. J. Spear awarding diplomas. Mrs. J. C. Wellseft plans a Keene stay with her daughter Mrs. Gus Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiton Canyon
Wilmer Angell
Thomas A. Edison
Elvine Duss
Josephine Helle Stimets
Bennie
Ivins Balle Flint
Pauh Wilson
Alice Madeline Lamb
St. Michael’s
Ruth Thayer
Carol Buck
Mra
J.C. Wellseft
Keene, N. HH
Gus. Wetmore
Reynolds-Carey wedding in Middlebury at Memorial Hospital
Martha A Carey and Ernest A Reynolds were married at Memorial Hospital church in Middlebury in a June ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. Richard B. Eston. The bride wore white voile over white silk with white roses, attended by her sister Mrs. J F Tabor. the groom by his brother William Reynolds. The couple, formerly of Barre and Manchester connections, will reside at 11 Seymour Street after a northern Vermont honeymoon. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J F Tabor and Misses Mildred and Evelyn Reynolds.
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Middlebury
Memorial Hapital
Martha A. Carey
Ernest A. Reynolis
Richard B. Eston
Arthur Bristol
J. F.tahar
William Reynolds
Vermont
Graniteville Church Notes and Odd Property Sale
In Graniteville John Parison bought the Odule Gilert House in Woxville for 1500, not 1.00 as earlier reported. Sunday services at Graniteville Presbyterian Church drew good attendance with a morning sermon on Joseph and Genesis. The evening sermon covered Doth 12:20 21 and plans for an Exodus series begin next Site day. Boys from the Presbyterian Church plan a Nike to Cutler pen for tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odule Gilert
Woxville
John Parison
Graniteville
Cutler
New Class Defends Tone and Talent at Goddard Ceremony
The Goddard class staged a valedictory program led by Lindo Waterman with Hector son of Priam as a dramatic aside. Diplomas were awarded in the absence of Judge Darling, and the attendees lauded both the speakers and musicians for a night of eloquence and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindo BR. Waterman
Hector
Priam
Mise Radrie M. Turner
Mise Turner
AL. Darling of
Marlingto
Tristeng
Prin
Hollinter
Ball
Clase
J. R. Waterman
Laur M. Melver
Theron Howard Lavoe
Speaking Abilities Highly Developed at Annual Oration Event
Honors fueterit in public speaking were awarded to four students at the annual oration event in Goddard chapel last evening. Beulah Tillotson won the girls prize with The Bewildered President by Thanet. Ruth C. Brice earned second with Holby Shattoe. Ralph Dever led boys with Senator Frye on Protection of Americans in Archonic, while Lyman W. Whitcomb won the second prize for Stafford's Teal Of Justion. Judges Ernvat J. Rewitt Clinton Scott and Lynde noted strong listener approval. A large crowd attended the program featuring piano pieces by Christine Blake and Bernie Cre, and vocal numbers by Abbie M. plus others.
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Fueterit
Peter Agemking
Goddard Chapel
Beulah Tillotson
Thanet
Mie
Ruth C. Brice
Williametown
Holby Shattoe
Ralph Dever
Frye
Lyman W. Whitcomb
Hewitt
Mise
Christine Blake
Bernie Cre
Lavie Trance
Dvorak
Abbie M
Carmen
H. Lane Wilken
Aay ‘Sare
Richard Lamont
Fred
Four speakers honored in public speaking contest
The article notes that four contenders received little judges praise while two merited recognition. James G. Bintw’s Bulan Garfield impressed Pan Pitkin with careful delivery, though overall critique focused on clarity. Dickens Sidney Carton and Marjorie Ford’s flowing interpretations drew praise for tragedy and finish. Harold Bailey recited Robert Emmett with vigor and clear voice, transporting the audience to Ireland’s emancipation era. Grace Hambright delivered The Lost Word with steady emphasis, holding listeners until the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Bintw
Bulan Garfield
Pan Pitkin
Dickens
Sidney Carton
Mies Marjorie Ford
Robert Emmett
Harold Bailey
Ireland
Bailey
van Ji
Grace Hambrett
Hyde Park Bank Growth Marked by 25th Anniversary
The Lamoille County Savings Bank and Trust Company celebrates 25 years since 1889 with a new depositor booklet. Deposits rose from 844,158.34 in 1907 to 2,602,448.70 by 1914, reflecting strong public trust. The bank weathered panics of 1893 and 1907 by lending to Vermont borrowers at legal rates and avoiding risky speculation, boosting Vermont industry and showing mutual support between the bank and state residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamoille County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Gov. Page
H. M. McFarland
Russel S. Page
Frank M. Culver
8. A. Fife
Arba A. Pike
R. W. Hulburd
D. H. Scribner
Hyde Park
Vermont
Wall Street
Hyde Park Bank
People of
News and
Citizen
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Mexico
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Harry K. Thaw
Senator Longe
Massachusetts
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Perlps
Rogers
Barre, Vt
Montgomery Ward & Co
York City
New York
Ruth Robinson Barre
Spaulding
Barre Opera House
Randolph
F. H. Rogers & Co
Carey
Middlebury Church
Edna Lillian Beaver
William Stowr Berond Honor (Goddard
Miss Tillotson
Bobby Shaftoe
Miss Brice
Pathoe
Bobby
Armenia
Mr. Deyoe
Stafford
Israel
Whitcomb
Lawrence
Ford Warren
Goddard
Fairbank
Icado
Gold Dust Twins
A. W. Badger & Company
Bees Ee At
Vaughan’s
Boston
Gordon
Phoenix
McCallum
Ladies’ Union
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