Vermont News Looks at 1920 Presidential Tilt
The Barre Daily Times surveys Vermont's stance on Calvin Coolidge's vice presidential nomination, notes Earle Kinsley's re election as Republican committeeman, and discusses national mood. It comments on Chicago hotel charges, Wilson's potential exit, Harding’s Ohio bid timing, and Norwich university's respected military department. It also analyzes possible party defections led by Pinchot or La Follette and reflects on campaign dynamics and Daugherty's influence.
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Earle
Kinsley
Vermont
Harry Daugherty
Harding
Terete
Wan Lee
Mr. Daugherty
Vermont's presidential ties and rare homegrown reach
The article notes Vermont residents rarely ascend to the presidency or vice presidency. It highlights Chester A Arthur and Levi P Morton as examples who left Vermont for New York before rising to national office, while Calvin Coolidge remained in Vermont through college years, illustrating Vermont's limited link to the nation's top offices.
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Vermont
Chester al Arthur
Levi Pardons Morton
New York State
Coolidge
Amherst College
A. Arthur
United States
James A. Garfield
Arthur
Calvin Coolidge’s Steadfast Political Resolve
The piece portrays Gov Calvin Coolidge as a man of unwavering purpose ready to continue his work as Massachusetts governor and as vice presidential nominee. It highlights his determination to finish every task, avoid slacking, and devote himself wholly to his duties if elected, reflecting an old fashioned belief in giving full value for every dollar.
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Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Chicago
United States
Coolidge
Teoward
Innes
Bank
East Braintree and Barre Residents Gather for Weekend Visits
Elmer Bayes visited his daughter in Starkaboro while Mrs Keyes stayed with Barre relatives. The Blackburns welcomed a son Lawrence Hidhard in Canal David Abel. Local visitors included the Crains of Williams town and Mrs Crain hosted at her cottage. Mrs Dame returned from Randolph after a ten day stay. Josephine Dibbell of Waterbury stayed with Mrs Lou Rogers in town.
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Elmer Bayes
Charles Algier
Starkaboro
Keyes
Barre
Andrew Barclay
George
Lawrence Hidhard
William Blackburn
Canal
David Abel
Www
Kathryn
Sam
Fred Crain
Williamstown
Maas
Waterbury
Mra Lou Rogers
Social notes and visits from South Woodbury and vicinity
South Woodbury residents Mrs Jennie Strong visited friends in Hardwick and Mrs Lee Swain left Thursday for Melrose. Mrs Arthur Clark completed another year of sacresest work at the village school. A concert is planned at the Conpene church on June 17 by Mrs Julia Cross Lawson and Denny W Lawson. Barre visitors include Mr and Mrs BH Benjamin and Mr and Mrs F Daniele. Several attended Woodbury pupils graduation at Center Friday. Christine Morrison and P A Houston noted among attendees.
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Jennie Strong
Hardwick
Wey
Lee
Swain
Melrose
Laws
Arthur Clark
Eae
Muse
Wtay
Julia Cross Lawson
Amd
Denny W Lawson
Will Bee
Lest
BH Benjamin
Barre
Mra
F Daniele
Gran Titeville
Caroline Anderson
Mike Lucy Dickey
Marre
Daniels
Nell Tew Hardwick
Beveral
Woodbury
Christine Morrison
P. A. Houston
Greensboro
Pomona Grange
Orange County Farm Bureau Notes for Week Ending June 12
Two corn test plots were visited and results not yet clear. West Bradford and Wright's Mountain Farmers' clubs met at Fred Lang and Charles Pierson homes. The Wright Mountain meeting discussed praying grain. Annual meeting planned for June 15. Weat Topsham creamery picnic set for June 18 with speeches by W. R Jones John Hitchcock J. G. Mulholland and Dr DePossett. Community dinner at noon and inviting all. Harold A. Dwinell County Agric Agent.
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West Hradford and
Wright's Mountain Farmers’ Clubs
Fred Lang
Charles Pierson
Wrigh Mountain
Weat Topsham Creamery
W. R Jones
John Hitchcock
J. G. Mulholland
Dr. DePossett
West Brookfield Social Visits Highlight Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Lewis Wakefield and children and Mr and Mrs Ford Morse of Waterbury visited their uncle Henry Churchill in Randolph Sunday. Carroll Webster of Bull Run joined the Christopher Brothers for a Sunday oat, while Mrs James W Gerry and not Mrs John Sing returned home Friday. Mr and Mrs Henry Lambert and family of Springfield visited Minnie Lambert Sunday. John Jacobs of Brain na Mrs Frank Richter and her mother Mattie Copeland of Randolph waited Mrs Whutley Sunday. Frederick Rutz of Brookfield spent a few days in work with his daughter Minnie Lambert. Horace Wakefield and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ladd of East Roxbury.
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Lewis Wakefield
Ford Morse
Waterbury
Henry Churchill
Randolph
Carroll Webster
Bull Run
Christopher Brothers
James W. Gerry
John Sing
Henry Lambert
Springfield
Minnie Lambert
John Jacobs
Brain
Frank Richter
Mattie Copeland
Whutley
Frederick Rutz
Brookfield
Horace Wakefield
Andrew Ladd
Rast Roxbury
Misson
Agnes ‘Traynor
Helen Coburn
Hardwick
Jerry Byron
North Montpelier
Bualess
Ellen Martin
Boston
Louis Lupien
Montpelier
Eusebia Sharon
Lavia Page
Rebekah Lodge
Andrew Christiansen
Harry Coburn
Herbert Cate
Henry
Alvin Cate
Greensboro Pond
BE. J. Colby
Arthur Lane
Roy Dayton
Middlesex
Charles Carpenter
Marion
Neva Bushey
Cavendish
Montpelier Seminary
Carl Martin
Wayland Page
Goddard Seminary
William Greeley
John Fowler, Jr
Jeanette Hardy
South Ryegate
Hannah Hardy
Charles Hudson
Dan’ Abbott
Misa Ruth St. Cyrie
George Benjamin
Barre
Henry Maxfield
Lee Martin
Erwin Aiken
East Barre
Gertrude Martin
Detroit
Mich
George Brown
Heaton Hospital
Tast
Cora Moore
Concord
Misse
Abba Clark
Susie Batchelder
Olive Smith
Thetford
Frank Aiken
Orange
Lloyd Minott
Juliette Perry
William Bancroft
Miss May
Pawtucket
R. L
Bancroft Inn
Clears
Lewie Duchaine
Fred Gokey
Arto Thompson
L. Thompson
Halph Witham
Helen
East Hardwick
Arthur Townsend
Jerome Barlaw
Marshfield
Gwendolin Hooker
Bradford
Howland
White River Junction
Charles Howland
Fern Rogers
Cabot
Mine Rogers
Marice
Clara Hartlett
Helen Barrett
Bernice Fitzgerald
Helen Hart
North Montpelier See May Altern In Almost Mar
Readable fragments indicate a local North Montpelier note naming May as a key month for an alternation in an event described as Almost Mar, with limited context available.
Worcester Lecture on China by Mason and Stone
Local lecture by Mason and Stone, lieutenant governor presumed title, planned for Wednesday June 16 at 8 o'clock in the evening. Sunday morning children’s day observed with children to attend the morning service and bring offerings. Sunday afternoon the Christian Endeavor Society of Betamy Church to lead the service. orchestration provided. You are especially invited.
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Mason & Stone
China
Charrie
Christian Kae Deaver Society of
Christian Kae Deaver Society of Hethamy Church , To Have Charge of the Wrrvier
Bethany
Field notes on Plainfield village social and school affairs
Plainfield village reports show multiple residents visiting relatives in Montpelier Barre and Cavendish, with notes on school closings and teachers Misson Agnes Traynor and Helen Coburn. Many residents travel to Montpelier for medical and family matters as students return from seminary and winter term concludes.
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Barre, Vt
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Ben A.eastman
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