Lewiston Doctor Brutally Attacked as Buildings Burn
Lewiston Me June 3 Dr C K Donnell a Lewiston physician was murdered attacked and his buildings set on fire at 1120 this morning An assailant struck him With a club then fled Fire spread rapidly destroying most of the structure He was rescued conscious but badly injured with a serious hand wound Property loss about 5000 Dr Donnell later alleged theft of drugs worth thousands suggesting a possible motive police making no arrests at noon
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Lewiston, Me
C. K. Donnell
Lewiston
Honthrday
Two Year Teacher Training Courses Planned in Vermont
Vermont state board of education advances two year teacher training courses funded by the 1910 legislature. Proposed sites include Burlington with the University of Vermont, Castleton with Castleton Normal School, and Lyndonville linked to Lyndon Normal. The board plans several joint programs with high schools and academies and will adjust curricula to fit a central educational plan.
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State Board of Education
Burfington
Castleton
Lyndonville
General Assembly
Nes
Vermont
Hurd
Uniccet
Burlington
University of Vermont At
Castleven
Eehoel
Lyndon Center
Lynden Inentuty
State Board
Fragmented court scene reveals juror confusion and doubt
A garbled excerpt shows a juror raving about a courtroom moment, with fragmented phrases about a wife, danger, and justice. The text reflects a chaotic jury room exchange touching on trust, perception, and potential bias within a trial.
Montpelier Listers report grand list decline
The Montpelier listers completed this year’s grand list totaling 878,813.95, down 4,540 from last year. Weaker granite demand and fewer carloads at KB Wiley Co, plus reduced bank personal property, drive the decline. Charles Carb pleads not guilty to illegal liquor, Curley Bova to face similar charge Wednesday. Funeral held for Past Theriault with services at St. Augustine’s. he was born in Canada 69 years ago and resided in Montpelier many years. Principal H. A. Swaffield led a high school address on “The Glory of the Commonplace.” Police report arrests for intoxicated driving and related offenses. multiple locals cited for speeding and license violations. A special city council meeting approved granite paving extension on Main Street toward the Red Arch bridge. Mrs. Shiney Cart died at Waterbury, funeral planned at Montpelier.
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Charles Carb
Frank Downe
Barer
Curley Bova
Past Theriault
Mix
Lebl
St. Augustine’s Church
Mee
Long
Montpallor
Fr. Lynch
Northeld
Kr. Devay
Waterbury
John Muck
A. Galaise
Fisher
James Jerome
M. Menard
M. G. Wood
Theriault
Canada
Montpelier
Order of Foresters
St. Joan Baptiste and the Elks
W. N. Theriault
Jessie King
Charles Theriault
Karl Billings
AO. Theriault
Mise Ruby Theriault
Bave Altatente
Westminster Abbey
Hattie Ladean
Lewin Laren
W. L. Lawrence
Javier
Kirige
St Paul Street
Millie Lerew
William Trearhunt
Secretary of State
la Homa
Tie
Luis
Ant Costa
Daire Primons
Vincent O'Neill
George TD
Troup
Barre
George
Moree
Vergennes
Callahan
Temes Hartness
Walter Connell
Connell Dow
Board of Control
Connell
Norwich University
Compellis
Treas
Sarah Lawrence
Brevnette Divheim
BW. Sarl
Citierns
Beate Alee
Main Street
Red Arch
Schouwtrret
Shiney Cart
Mardwick
Janet
H C Ide Dead At St Johnsbury Minister To Spain Under Taft
Henry C Me formerly governor general of the Philippines and minister to Spain under the Taft administration died at his St Johnsbury home after returning from California. Born in Burnet he served in diplomacy from Samoa to the Philippines and as minister to Spain. Surviving daughters are Mrs W Bourke Cochran of Washington and Mrs Brian Lestie of London. He influenced public service through a long career.
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St Johnsbury
Henry C. Me
Philippines
Spain
Taft
Toxlay
California
Myffile
Burnet
United States
Samoa
Great Britain
Germany
Ftw
W. Bourke Cochran
Washington
Mra
Brian Lestie
Lonwloh
Barre Notice Incomplete Names Noted For Public Reading
To the tasparers of the town of Barre a notice is given by the town clerk. The fragment references Terese and Noder with unclear dates and names, mentioning public reading and a local authority. Further readable detail is limited and dates are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Terese
Nerney
Welsterville
Jose Torial
Bicyclist Killed Near Bellows Falls
Hellows Falls June 13 Fred Hall 66 was found unconscious on the highway north of the village with a fractured skull jaw broken and his bicycle atop him A passing auto took Hall to the hospital where he died that night Officials say he was struck by a car and that no one has come forward Autopsy by Attorney General Archibald and States Attorney Whitney was held Reports say Hall's wife lives in Litchfield Connecticut and she has not been contacted.
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Hellows Falls
Fred Hall
Hall
F-4s
Archibald
TL Whitney
Hallie
Riltin
Conn
Collision near North Main street injures Lafayette driver
A two vehicle crash on North Main street left Mr. Lafayette badly shaken and his car severely damaged as another motorist suddenly appeared. Fire damaged nearby structures and the Barre building suffered fire and water damage. a Barre garage truck towed the car for repairs. No serious injuries reported beyond a injured hand and shaken nerves.
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Main Street
Alvin Ecleston
Iinch
Calillac
Ernest Menning Co
Rutland
Lafayette
Chendareae
Mr. Lafayette
Dourine
Rarce
Marly Towk
Allan Waycraft Skittled In Baker Street Incident
Allan Waycraft suffered a fall after colliding with a pole while returning home from East Barns on Saturday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Rayerall, and the incident occurred near Berne at the bakery tree area.
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East Barns
Warhkington
Allan Maycraft
Hugh Rayerall
Car Plunges Into Winooski River From Barre Road
Arthur C Carroll driving Cadillac No. 25 277 owned by him and leader of Carrolls orchestra plunged off the Barre Montpelier road near Dewey park into the Winooski river. The three foot drop and 24 foot bank descent left the car lodged in shallow water with one rear wheel on the bank. Carroll crawled out at the scene and was not injured.
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Arthur C. Carroll
Carroll
Barre-Montpetier
Dewey Park
Winoorki River
Mr. Carrol
Aide
Chew
Mr. Carroll
Correll
Herve
Tts
Casital
Wheel trouble triggers car crash near Barre pole
A car skidded after the rear wheel set and struck a nearby pole. The driver suffered severe head cuts and other injuries while a young passenger escaped serious harm. Dr. Bailey arrived quickly to bind arteries and apply stitches before the injured man was sent home. Witness Tomlinson blamed the brake setting and not the driver, noting the car was traveling under 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Bailey
East Barre
Washington
Tomlinson
East Ryegate Man Killed in Lisbon New Hampshire
James Smith of East Ryegate Vermont was killed when an automobile carrying seven Ritesians overturned near Lisbon New Hampshire. Driver Frank Mlack attempted to pass another car. Smith died in the crash and Mlack was charged with manslaughter and driving without a license. Others were injured and fled the scene. police later detained the participants. Smith, about 30 years old, likely had relatives in Lawrence Massachusetts.
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London
N. HW
James Smith
East Ryegate
Frank Mlack
Atx
Liston
Rar
Smith
Lawrence
Mase
Rev W B Dukshire Dead in Fewsbury Falls
Rev W B Dukshire 89 longtime pastor in Vermont Methodist circles died suddenly after two weeks illness in Fewsbury Falls. Survived by wife Harriet Pemmell two sons from Orpford and Theodore, brothers Stillman and Philip. Funeral at Method Episcopal church Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. cemetery services to follow.
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Fewsbury Falls
WH RB Dubsslite
Epicenpal Shisreh
St. Athans
Vermont Methodist Conference
Wendir Thom
Dukeshire
Arile
Harriett Pemmell
Sane
Orpford
Masa
Theodore
Plains
Stillman Dukeshire
Rare
Moe
Philip Deikteckire
Boston
Methodigt Eplempal Church
Shrinkage in Vermont Quarries Reported by Census
Government bulletin details 1920 census results for Vermont mines and quarries through 1918. It notes shifts in production, employment, wages, and rents, with quarry operations showing mixed changes and some declines in workers and output but increases in certain periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Government
Washington, D.C
Reise Oak Ciel
Baccalaureate at Goddard Seminary in Montpelier
The senior and junior classes, along with the faculty, attended a baccalaureate service at the Universalist church in Montpelier. Rev Clinton J Scott of Whiladelphia delivered the sermon "The Unclaimed World" after musical performances by the Montpelier Unitarian quartet and seminary musicians, with readings and prayers marking the evening’s program.
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The
Universalist Church
Goddard Seminary
Clinton J. Scott
Montpelier Unitarian Church
Betty Brown
Tambourini
Mary Lense
Ie Seminary
Pestival Marcel
P.O. Hokerk
Webtired
Tambourink
Me Fekerk
Crio
Mise Brews
Rose Taavisnn
Mark
Scott
Pete Tien
Lyme
Pontine
Marriage of Misa McAvoy and Henry Carroll in Montpelier
The marriage of Misa Helen McAvoy and Henry Carroll took place at 7 o’clock this morning at St Augustine’s church in Montpelier with Rev P J Long officiating. The couple, attended by John McAvoy and Miss Gladys Ryan, will reside in Montpelier after a wedding trip. The bride wore a blue gown and pearls. the groom is an assistant chef at the Pavilion hotel.
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Misa Helen McAvoy
Henry Carroll
Barre
Montpelier
P. J. Long
St. Augustine's Church
John McAvoy
Gladys Iryan
Mix Yan
W. G. McAvoy
Pavilion Hotel
Austin and Badger Wedding in Burlington Quiet Ceremony
Arthur Austin of Burlington, formerly of Randolph, married Virginia May Badger Sunday morning at 9:30 by Rev. Adams at First Church parsonage. Three brothers of the bride attended. The couple will reside in Burlington as part of the bride’s family business, the ceremony described as quiet.
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Burlington
Arthur
Austin
Randolph
Adams
Virginia May Badger
Ward
Harald Badger
Ness
Bretwood Soldier Thomas Forbes Laid To Rest At Home
Thomas Arthur Forbes, oldest son of Mia ana Forbes of Montpelier, died in France on December 4 1918 after major battles with the American army. His remains arrived in Barre and were given full military honors at a private service at the Presbyterian church with a procession of 50 American Legion members and a trench helmet- clad firing squad. Rev Wilhelmi M N Kittredge led the service, honoring a popular local youth who enlisted at Fort Ethan Allen on Memorial Day in 1917.
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Thomas Arthur Forbes
Mia
Ana Forbes
Montpelier
Fies
France
Presbyterian Church
Willhem McN
Kittredge
Forbes
Fort Ethan Allen
Loit
Was
Talk of the Town visitors and local vacation notices
Joseph Neal of East Calais visited the city today's. Mis Toten Cruickshank arrived from Detroit for a three week vacation. A Labeled Dodge Meter Car Co staffer, Mise Cruickshank, spent time at her city home. Berlin farm details mention timber and farming equipment. The report notes a timber and wool focus with several named items and partial notices of sale and agricultural activity.
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Joseph Neal
East Calais
JB. Sibley
Vation Sulesman
Ae ND
Raymond Eastman
Tufts Collegr
Ledtord. Maxé
Enine
Mise Toten Cruickshank
Detroit
Dodge Meter Car Company
Ibane Minx
Spaulding High School
Berlin
Narer
Prey Ety
Tragic Drowning of John J Murray in Barre
The body of John J Murray a stone cutter long known in Barre and Graniteville was found near the Calder and Rich ardean coal yards in Barre after reportedly falling from a bridge during a night of drinking with companions William Springer Smith and Charles Lee. Police suspect accidental drowning but will investigate as the incident involved a delayed report and missing recovery efforts. Murray was born in Scotland Canada and resided in Barre since age 12. he was a member of several fraternal orders and leaves a sister and two brothers.
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John J. Murray
Bethil
Graniteville
Stevens Branch
Calder & Richardean
Barre
Adolphe
George Stewart
Murray
William ‘Springer Smith
Charles Lee
Smith
Central Street
F. B. Thomas
Uir
William Wishart
Lee
Nirssing Murray
Granite Street
Black Jack” Murray
Mr. Stewart
Robert Thompson
Granite Stenet
Raltrenil
Safe River
CR. Burr
Montpelier
Burr
Scotetown
Canada
Bethel
Murrey
C. F
Granite Lodge
Ales
Order of Eagles
Bile
Alex. Murray
Pearl Street
Wiews
Mundo Hott
Tenver
Pomona Grange Meeting in Vermont Pomona Session
Pomona Grange Vermont Pomona will meet at Washington Wednesday June 1 at 10 00 pm There will be a fifth degree conferred for eligible members Dinner and social hour follow A program is planned Visiting members are asked to bring labels and be present
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Crnirel
Vermont
Pomona
Washington Wednesdar
Wwe
Vermont Sinte Grange
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Klewan
Ty Danigher
KB. W. Biviley & Co
H.C. Ide
ST. Johnsbury
Vermonter
Pres.taft
Mr. Ide
Barnet
Colonel Galbraith
Women’s Auxiliary
American Legion
Galbraith
National Rem
Women's Auxiliary
Alout
Bertha
Manda
Tam
Rause
Indianapolia News
Green Mountain Aime Tne. Pow
Walker
New England
Cottnertivut
Bellows Falls
Ernest Lafayette
Beidings
Cottu
Jay Lewis
Jeriohn Center
Ty Lowe
Aiesones
Allan Waycraft
Barre- Montpelier Road
Artur Carrol
Lisbon
N. H
John Axel Hedberg
Aear
Park Street
Owketsham
Sweden
Milford
Quincy
Mhas
South Ryegate
Hearts
Ant
Clariés Gustatean
Sinew
Barninm's Meadow
Hedberg
Ethelyn
Vinellia Club
Aren
W. B. Dukshire
Clinton L. Scott
Goddard
J.J. Murray
Carroll—M’avoy
Austin—Badger
Brody
Tom Forbes
AFM
Talk OF
the Town
Phil
William (Spriger) Smith
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