Randolph Herald Reports Grange Backing Bell Nomination
The Randolph Herald and News notes Grange opposition to Gov Bell in the Congressional race, suggesting Bell’s struggles stem from lack of broad support. It also praises a recent Sulding High School graduation and comments on the new commercial department and graduates’ opportunities.
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Carving a new county in Vermont named Cumberland
A historical note describes the plan to carve a new county in Vermont, possibly to be called Cumberland, formed from portions of existing counties. The excerpt indicates the movement involves reconfiguring regional boundaries within the state.
Windham and Windsor County Debate Quiet in Bellows Falls
Windham and Windsor counties are the focus of a cautious discussion in Bellows Falls with Brattleboro giving only light attention. The debate has not moved beyond local talks, and no compelling reasons have emerged for creating Cumberland county. Windsor and Windham counties are not yet unwieldy in size, while Rutland County remains larger in population.
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Windham County
Rutland
Vermont County Lines and the Bellows Falls Question
A discussion argues for redrawing Vermont boundaries to form a new Cumberland County by annexing Windham’s northern portion to Orange and Windsor’s southern part to create a unified future seat at Bellows Falls. The piece notes rail and road access, county seats in Springfield Woodstock Manchester and Brandon, and hints at Cobblers Hill alliance. It ends with a historical note on Hawkeye the Iowa nickname origin.
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Jingles and Jests in a Busy Parlor Talk
A survey of light verse and banter from Chicago and Detroit pages highlights wry quips on modernizing newspapers, romance, and petty habits. It weaves jokes about diplomats, fortunes, and everyday curiosities with playful reflections on consent and wit. The column blends humor with brief moral and domestic bits.
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