Robbers Steal Mail on Shasta Limited Near Yoncalla
Two men entered the mail car between Roseburg and Yoncalla Oregon at midnight and robbed the car while clerks were held at revolver point. They looted sacks but no safe total was established. train halted near Yoncalla and highwaymen fled into nearby streets. Portland officials report no large cash amount aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yooralacheat
Portland
Oregon
Shasta Limited
Southern Pacific
W. A. Cruyves
Died in the Middle West Dr Edwin Phillips Native of Tinmouth Vermont
Dr Edwin Phillips a native of Tinmouth Vermont and longtime physician in Minneapolis died in St Bar after a four month illness. He left Rutland for his home in Vermont and traveled with companions A F Kenyon and Miss Kate Watchelder before his death during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Phillips
Tinmouth, Vermont
Rutland
Tinmouth
Minneapolis
Mint
Philips
St. Bar
Minneapolie
Vermont
Whillips
Mies
A. F. Kenyon
Tr. Phillips
New York
Bates College Professor Found Dead In Maine River
Lewiston Maine June 17 the death by drowning of Prof David W Brandellee of Bates College after a nervous breakdown is reported. His coat hat and glasses were found arranged on an Androscoggin River bank three miles above the city and the body was later recovered nearby. He taught history and economics at Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Maine
David W. Brandellee
Bates College
Profesor Nlelieg
Bates
Talk of the Town rundown of local movers and meetings
Angelo Scampini and others travel for business in Boston Rutland Waterbury and Burlington. Local visits include Mrs Attridge in Randolph and Miss Spear Mother’s Day exercises. Goddard students depart for field trips with teachers and a large group to Highgate and Lake Champlain ports.
Bullet in lungs seriously wounding policeman Miles
Burlington June 17. Doctor reports Policeman Miles in grave condition after being shot by Ploof. Miles, 40, sustained two chest and back gunshot wounds with one bullet embedded near the lung and another near the heart awaiting removal. Ploof, about 40, an electrician and longtime alcoholic, is accused of the attack and threats against Miles’ wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Mo Sweeney
Ee Miles
Jof
Miles
Ploof
Pine
Murray Street
Sim
Mra. Woof
Head on the Track Brings Fine in White River Junction
James Tynam a New York weaver was fined 45 after a Thursday incident when his head struck Central Vermont tracks near White River Junction. He faced additional jail time as ordered by the court. Peter Hamel, noted for prior critique, is reported to be improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tynam Way
Corm
White River Junction
James Tynam
New York
Vermont
Coxte
Undue Influence Question in Cobleigh Estate Case Ahead
In Caledonia County Court at St Johnsbury on June 17 jurists prepare for the trial of Webster Harris, for the estate of Katharine Cobleigh, vs Frank Lynch, over alleged undue influence in transferring Cobleigh property to Lynch. Testimony from J Moran Co witnesses in New York and the U S Treasury may be called regarding bonds. A subsequent major case involving Martha Mason against the New England Telephone is anticipated. A prior verdict favored the plaintiff in a separate matter, with related rulings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia
Tall
St. Albans
Hall
Webster & Harris
Kher W. ‘Coblaigh
J. I. Moran Co
New York
United States
Washington
Cab
Lynch
Cobleigh
Martha Mason
Exeet Trix, Ve
New England Telephote and Telegraph Company
BR. OF
Nichols
Lynden Ya
John Buckley
Wheelnck
Baz
Cote
Local visitors and events fill Barre news brief list
Percy Kier of Craftabury visits the city for a few days while A E Haskell of Richford, J W Blanchard of Adelph, and A Baker of Rutland appear as business visitors. Bruce’s orchestra played at an Odd Fellows dance in Montpelier. Several residents attend commencements at Goddard Seminary and Wesleyan College, with travel to Boston, Burlington, and New York noted. The Barelay Iron Works picnic is held at Fairview Park as others return home from trips and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Kier
Craftabury
Frente
A. E. Haskell
Richford
Yeatenday
J. W. Blanchard
Adelph
Bruce
Montpelier
A. J. Baker
Rutland
Cay
A. Smith
Boston
G. H. Anker
Springfield
Barelay Irox’ Stone Shed
Fairview Park
J.J. Brenan
New Haven
Goddard Seminary
Louis Adams
Bellows Falls
Dandurand
Montreal
Joanna Milne
John Milne
Warren Street
John Carrick
Burlington
Carrick
Fanny Allen Hospital
E. O. Thayer
Wilbraham
Mass
Wesleyan College
Leon C. Smith
Northfield
Harles Gibbons
Leon Farnsworth
Edward Burke
Edward Plondin
Jer Rivers
Bouth Flarre
Scute Imiigeroe
West Chaty
R. Quilosti
Geno Ani Guilemo
Jennie Cot
Tanel
Buffalo
Fuidatti
Niews
O. Do Osrof R
Cearapedia
P.Q
Barre
Ki. Moses
Garb City
York Cig
Weiteskeke He Eee
Ity
Jette
Burhingtog
Goddard Seminary elects trustees and ends year
The annual meeting of Goddard Seminary's board of trustees concluded with officers elected and two new trustees joining for five year terms. Reports praised the year’s success. bequests total 189680.28 to be allocated later. The closing reception featured valedictorian Henry S. Priest and orator Esther S. Cute, with Montpelier District Band providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Charles Fh. Darding
Burlington
de J. Edward Wright
Montpelier
Homer, Ladd
Marre
Ernest Hewitt
South Royalton
J. Hdwas Wright
Mae
Ur W. Pletee
Wranklin
Masa
Jowsr
Wharles
Wrarting
Parli
Tr C
Cate
A. TL Johonett
W H. Gladding
Clark King
Fred N Miraley
Homer Fite
Etta Trew Bisbee
Airfield
Exdre Clees
Farewell to Spaulding High School Graduates
The Spaulding high school commencement held at the opera house featured Rev. F. A. Poole as speaker. Ulric Lebourveau won first honors and Margaret Ritchie second as twenty one graduates received diplomas, with music from the school orchestra and praise for the spirit of modern education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulric Lebourveau
Margaret Ritchie
Spauldling High
Opera House
Francia A. Poole
Union Congregational Elairch
Worcester
Maes
D. Mathewson
W. Braisted
Margaret Arletta Flitehio
Stacy
Aapurin
Ther
Old New England
Church
Imapire
Vermont Poultry Show Moves to Montpelier
At a Vermont Poultry Association meeting in the city court room, the annual show was voted to be held in Montpelier the last week in December. Montpelier members offered strong inducements, and A N Stratton of Montpelier was elected assistant secretary to handle city arrangements. The Montpelier Board of Trade and other business leaders pledged support for a successful show in Montpelier this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Poultry Association
City Court Room
Montpelier
Seaneiation
A. N. Stratton
Montpelier Boand of
Cannot Recover Says the Doctors in Bennington
Mrs. Thomas Slattery reported seeing Mrs. Albert Schwarts standing in a neighbor’s window with blood on her dress. Schwarts was taken by train to Troy hospital. doctors fear mental derangement. Schwarts formerly from Schenectady and employed at her father Conrad Schwerts’ Main Street meat market. Local actions observed over days amid rumors. Rainbow N Y T O P sanatorium considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Thomas Slattery
Retland
Railroad N
Atreet
Albert Schwarts
Slattery
Schwarts
Vietio
Phyticiane
Troy
Iwarte
Schenectady
N.Y
Karstand
Conrad Schwerts
Mra. Schwarts
Spaulding high school alumni reception closes remmersement week
A large crowd attended a reception for Spaulding high school's graduating classes and alumni in the school chapel last evening at 10 after the graduation exit. The hall glowed with red and blue lights. music included marches vocal solos and readings by students and a male quartet. Intermission featured punch and wafers. the event concluded near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Underelisson
Spaulding
Achool
Misa Marierite Stouch- Iron
Mise Porc Shy Perry
Mies Eva Smith
J. C Jarvis
Frederic Edwards
George Grant
J. J. Hutchinson
Gentleman's ‘Choice
Leon Abbott
Ted
Milk Carrie Linekin
Mies Enensa
Angus
Smit
Removing Danger From Granite Plant
A fragment from a historical newspaper describes efforts to secure a granite plant at Ratchelder's meadow with improved water supply and safety measures. The text appears to be continuation on the second page, mentioning the Barclay Brothers and an extensive system of piers and safety equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Brothers
Ratchelder's Meadow
Canadians Join In Observance In Charlestown Mass Incident
Canadians joined with British soldiers and local militiamen in Charlestown Massachusetts for anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. The event featured firecrackers a parade of figures and a Fusiliers of St John contingent from Saint John New Brunswick concluding with fireworks amid ideal weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company of Fusiliers
St. John, N. B
Charlestown
Mass
Boston
Bunker
Massachusetts
the Fusiliers
St John
Promotions To Spaulding High Honor Largest Class Yet
The ninth grade cohort at Spaulding High School received 96 certificates yesterday, over half boys, signaling a record enrollment for fall term. Names of students include Wendall Averill, Arthur Broderick, Carl Burgess, Gordon Cordiner, Mark Davis, and many others among 95 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Spaulding
Wendall Averill
Arthur Broderick
Carl Burgess
Hugh Cole
Gordon
Edward Wilker
Raymond Arkley
Charles Birnie
Eben Carle
James Carroll
Honor Busset
Harry Colombe
Jamon Coyne
Norman Ewen
James Ingram
Roy Kidder
Acre Tani & Page
Charles McCarthy
George Molla
George Murray
Frederick Reynolds
Grange Rost
William Spear
Arthur Stephens
Raymond Tierney
Albert Willian
Ruth Adiv
Marjorie Andrews
Grace Brown
Grace Barclay
Theresa Bianchi
Hertha Dale
Ella Hoyt
Lessell Hunter
Lewmina Rickert
Maggie Rhind
Annie Hihiod
Florence Russell
Ruth Sowden
Marion Taylor
Mary Thomas
Leafy Whitney
Alma Erickson
Mary Given
Hazel Guyer
Ethel Holder
Anna McDonald
Isabella Mackie
Gladys Porekins
Carla Rollin
Jennie Albin
Louise Canton
Marion Carroll
Mildred Cheero
Pearl Densmore
Mildred Gregware
Sade Haddiean
Ruby Head
Wilhelmina Levie
Adah McDonald
Hazel Mackay
Margaret
Melvin
Dorothy Milne
Teart Rotthn
Nellie Scampini
Jennie Sinclair
Augusts
Thompson
Angie Vanetti
Eline
Bet Young
Eight Cases In Day In Montpelier Court
In a five hour session Judge Harvey presided over eight Montpelier cases. William Wagner bound over to county court on larceny and theft charges with bail set at 500. Other defendants named include Henry Smith and Janos McDermott, with McDermott jailed for three months after pleading guilty to stealing a watch from a boarding house on Barre Street. Additional arraignments covered drunkenness and other minor offenses, with several defendants given fines and bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Montpelier
City
William Wagner
Herbert Robinson
Ilenry Smith
Janos McDermott
C. Lonergren
Georgy
Dewalue
Soniey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Southern Pacific Railroad
Middle West
David W Brandelle
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Angelo Scampini
Johm Patterson
William Charles
Waterbury
Jamon McDonald
Burington
Richard Attridge
Randolph
Pan Scampini
Water Bars
W. E. Cudworth
Londonderry
East Barre
New England Order of Protection Lodge
Harley Heath
Goddard
Lawrrenceville
N.J
Plainfield
Emily Colvin
Frank T. Colvin
Plattsburg
N. Y
Mr. Yin
W. C. Hanson
Bolton
Carl Hosford
Iday
Otix
H. A. Lewis
G. H. Tait
H. Hrushel
New York City
N. A. Jacobs
W. H. Russell
W. J. Gibbs
J. C. Joury
R. H. Young
Platteburg
FD. Winslow
Ael
Haskell
George Witham
Ethel Spear
Philip Colt
Rachel Spear
Elizabeth Sprague
Osman Dodge
Dorothy Hoohan
Ferrell Murray
Gracelyn Robinson
Gladys Ford
June Taasie
Evelyn Long
Grace Band
Lincoln
Dragtt
Ft. Bxthering
B. Williams
Central
Godderd
Geity Sebnala
Fire of the Goddantthers
F. W. Purcham
Lo J
Marion Dole
Ane Templetina
Jifla Martin
In. Avie
Marjorie Purier
Lamberton
Kate Coburn
Bernice Hear
Killen Hose
Peter Hamel
Criti
Frank C. Lynch
Cobleigh Estate
Caledonia County
Homer C. Ladd
Ernest J. Hewitt
F. A. Poole
Offenbach
Alice Jordan Leburrenu
Lebrarrenu
Puint Tee
Board of School Commissioners
Newson
Argan
Archie Henderson Watt
Vera May Brown
Biewehe May Haskins
Fried Christina Hooker
Francie Russell
Anneve T. T. Smith
Winnifred Tierney
Alice A. Stebbing
Ulrie J. Tebourveau
Mie Hovey
Ashton Tait
Miss Hortense Knight
Mies Binnehe Russell
Mlle Plorence Russell
Herold Knight
Edwin Sanborn
Association
Albert Schwartz
Rainbow
JM. Liniot
John Lawler & Some
Barre Gran
Bunker Hill
Charlestown, Mass
Spaulding High
Montpelier Court
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