Rate Hearing in St Albans on Telephone Rates
Public View commission held a hearing in St Albans on a petition by Franklin County Telephone Company to permit charges existing before March 14. Attorneys for the company and users appeared, with state counsel present. The March order requiring rate reductions for certain services was discussed, with judges deferring jurisdiction questions for later decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albans
Franklin County Telephone Company
M. B. Jones
Boston
S. EB. Boyce
Warner Abraham
Bellows Falls
Confuusion
Mgr. Girubaro
Hin
Claire Robert ©. Bacon
Warner and Follord
Ander Arvisement
Eame Courld mM
Attempted assassination of Russian czar derailed train
A bomb was placed on the rail near Tachindove to strike the Russian imperial train carrying the emperor and his family. A pilot postal train hit the device and exploded causing many coaches to shatter and several people to be injured. The imperial party later continued their return journey from Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
St. Petersburg
Tachindove
Charles of
Roumania
American rifles landed in Ireland mystery vessel sighted
Large quantities of rifles and ammunition landed on the Connemara coast in West Ireland for Nationalist volunteers. The consignments reportedly came via a mysterious Vesela vessel observed cruising the coast for weeks. Torpedo boats were ordered to patrol the area to prevent further gun running. The rifles are described as the latest American pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Connemara
Ireland
Volunsteere
Vesela
Complaint filed against Colonial Inn proprietor hearing held
A group of 11 citizens including Elmer Johnson and Jeane Wright met at the hearing to consider a complaint against Wickley, proprietor of the Colonial Inn, alleging violations of terms in a Vivrnse agreement. Signers include Dr Berkley Id and Dr W B Arnold among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickley
Colonial Inn
Berkley
Elmer Johnson
Jeane
Wright
Leniham
AC Hyatt
HE Morton
NM. Atwood
Brockton Youth Killed in Doctor Car Collision
William S. Allen, 17, was struck and killed by Dr. George A. Boucher while riding a bicycle on North Main Street. The doctor reported the accident to police, was arrested on a charge of manslaughter, and posted bail for a hearing scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brocktor
George A. Boucher
William S. Allen
Pollen HiMone
Merbert Allen
Mwain Street
W Re
Bovtor Cogeher
Alton
Drilling Accident Hits Waterbury Worker at Plant
Everett C. Hill of Waterbury suffered a crushed thumb when a lathe at Demeritt and Palmer Packing Co started unexpectedly while he attempted repairs. The drill pinned his thumb and broke off, forcing rest until recovery. source notes suggest the injury will delay his work for unknown time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Everett C. Hillman
Demeritt & Palmer Packing Co
Mr. Mena
Wwe
Humoan Ue
Olf
Did. Magham Grangr
Duxbiry
Villa Wins Point Over Carranza In Mexican Conflict
Washington reports from American consul at Juarez indicate Villa and Venustiano Carranza have patched their differences. Villa will lead the military movement against Zacatecas, with many officers aligning to Villa while Carranza resigns as chief of northern forces and is reassigned.
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Washington
Con Juarez
Frag Do Villa
Venustiano Care Tanga
Constitutionalist
Mexico
Villa
Zacatecas
Carranza
State Department
Huerta
Revolutionary
Gar- Tinza
Tot Corona
Ville
Vil
Zacatevin
See. B. Natera
Chilwahuw
Anit
Huerta Delegates Score Wilson Stand
The Huerta delegation to the mediation conference issued a statement criticizing the American plan for a provisional government blaming foreign intervention. They argued a neutral provisional government would command respect, while a government imposed by Washington would be seen as a tutor and provoke distrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nigra Falla
Unt
Huerta
Serence
Unit of States
Sinal SS Wah
America
Ib Clint
Washington md
Sayes
Requisilic
Geamejuato
Jalisco
Puebla
Vera Cray
Mexico
Ixaca
Carranga
Washington
Federals Mourn for Rebel Captain at Mazatlan
The federal gunboat Guerrero arrived in Mazatlan with its flag at half mast to honor Captain Malpion, noted as a former tea vendor in the Mexican navy, after the sinking of the Tampion by the Unconstitutionalists. The lives of those captured after the Tampion’s sinking will be spared, as the Guerrero’s crew expresses a brotherly feeling toward him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazatlan
Guerrero
Haltmast
Capetain Malpion
Malpion
Justice Lamiar at Migars Palle Niazare reply delay
Justice Lamiar, American Delegate, at Migars Palle Niazare Fadle, OAL, Tine 04. Justice ILanine was at work early this morning awaiting word from President Wilson on whether to publish a public reply to Emilio Rabass of the Mexican delegation issued last night, but he waited for the president’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamiar
Migars Palle
Swanton Brothers Drown in Missisquoi River tragedy
Swanton youths Jame Swanton, 18, Mateoka and DalLas Roy, 13 and 11, sons of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Roy, drowned yesterday afternoon in the Missisquoi River near the railroad bridge. Rescue attempts by Tarsis Richin and William Aseltine failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton
Jame
Mateoka
Dallas Roy
Malcolm Roy
Missisquoi River
Railroat Bridge
Tarsis Richin
William Aseltine
Ship Buelow Ashore in Fog Near Myrtledone Port Jaune
The distressed vessel Buelow went ashore in fog off Myrtledone near Port Jaune. A rescue steamer was sent from Portland at once to bring passengers to shore. The Buelow carried 102 passengers in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wermouth
England
Jane eeThe
Buelow
Myrtledone
Port
Jaune
Kaiser Wilhelm I and Incomore collide in fog near England
Bremen reports the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm I sustained a hole in the starboard side after a collision with the grain steamer Ineemore in fog off the English Channel. Both vessels stood by. the Ineemore’s bow was smashed and the Kaiser Wilhelm I carried 192 first class, 148 second class, and 10 third class passengers. Notable passengers listed include William M. Clements and Dr. Joseph Fraenkel of New York among others. damage details and minor other collison notes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Germany
Southampton
Imperator
England
Iner Wilhelm
New York
Antwerp
Kaiser Wilhelm
Ason
William M. Clements
Mia
A. H. Walker
Joseph Fraenkel
Mpa
Alvin Wo Krech
Mine Doolittle
Otiva
N.Y
Middlesboro
Newport
Cowes
Abe
Strimmer Tricia
New Orleans
Hamburg
Copewood
Othe Port
Ashes Thrown Overboard Fire Damages Schooner
In Glasgow on June 15 damage occurred at Kingston dock when hot ashes spilled from a man dumping them into the water. The ashes set fire to a schooner deck burning several freight sleds and a number of Konwen. The incident began as the man emptied hot ashes into the water and some ash landed on the schooner’s deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilisgow
Scotland
Kingston
Connter
Corinth Native Caroline Roby Dies After Long Illness
Burlington June 18 Miss Caroline Roby a former resident at the site died yesterday morning after a long illness at the home of Mea Quarles E. Kattellé of Auburnsdale with whom she had lived for 15 years. Born in Corinth in 1824 she was the only child of Kheneser al Melitahel Roby. Survived by a brother Mednr Roby of Burlington. Funeral at Auburndale Friday afternoon. body brought here Saturday for burial in Take View cemetery with only a committal service at the graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Caroline Roby
Ind
Mea
Quarles E. Kattellé
Auburnsdale
Mann
Miss Roby
Corinth
Omiyshwr
Kheneser al Melitahel
Mednr Roby
Burlinton
Auburndale
Marriage Notice For Otis Cutler And Louise Lapham
Cards in Barre announce the approaching marriage of Otis Cutler formerly of this city to Miss Louise Lapham of Haverhill Ab. The couple plan a wedding in Haverhill on Tuesday June 20 with relatives expected to attend. Five men were injured when a truck ran over a crowd on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Otis Cutler
Louise Lapham
Haver- Providence
Mass
Cutler
Faywere Hurt
North Main Street
Edward W. Jacks
South Court Street
South Main Street
Wtory
Toston
Haverhill
Flaverhill
Vermont Episcopal diocese holds annual convention decisions
Middlebury June 14 The Hath annual Vermont Episcopal diocese convention in Burlington decides to hold the 1915 gathering there. It plans to seek a bill requiring publication of marriage intentions and condemns public crepe aimed at voters. Delegates from Belows Fall Burlington Newport Rutland and more are chosen for the provincial synod and various officers are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Vermont
Burlington
Sofie
Mites
Yeatenday
D.C. Wilson
Bel Jows Fall
George Y. Blixs
Burehington
Je Reynolds
Rutland
Nepentor
W. Bernard
Newport
George By Brush
Shellurne
We Hindes
Parker Dodge Wedding in Bradford Details Rye Reeded
Miss Bernice Dodge of Medfortie and Sue Houghton Parker wed last evening at Mrs Clara Page's Elm Street home. Rev Reardon officiated with double ring ceremony. Bride wore white and pearls. groom’s family present included Colonel and Mrs Harry C Parker and many Bradford and Plainfield guests. Post ceremony reception, two week honeymoon, plan residence in Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Dodge
Medfortie
Sue Houghton J Parker
Harry C.parker
Bradford
Clara Page
Elm Street
Reardon
Mendelesol
Arthur Martin
Mra Page
Parker
Hradford
Heaton Hospital Inter
Hartford
Cann
Mud Thome
Harry C. Parker
Sarah Knowles Fairker
William S. Huntington
Parker Huntington
Concord
N. H
Charles Parker
Mike Edna Gortum
Montpelier
Don Page
Plainfield
Airs
Ty J. Eywna
Mores Town
Harvard Confers Ten Honorary Degrees at Annual Commencement
Harvard University awarded ten honorary degrees at its annual commencement in Cambridge Massachusetts on June 18. Notable honorees include Jerome Davi Greene former secretary of the Harvard corporation and Rockefeller Foundation official, Franklin Houston secretary of agriculture Romuly Sabastian Noon Argentine minister and Sir Charles Pitapatrick British privy council member and chief justice of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Jerome Davi Greene
Harvard Corporation
J, Rockefeller Foundation
Arta
Franklin Houston
Romuly Sabastian Noon
Sir Charles Pitapatrick
British Privy Council
Canada
Motorcycle Fatal Crash in Lynn Involving Two Bicycles
Frank Firilla of Revere Massachusetts died instantly when his motorcycle collided with a bicycle while attempting to pass two approaching bikes. His son, also aboard, is in critical condition. Police investigated the mishap and noted the riders were near Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Frank Firilla
Revere
Driver Frederick Allard Injured After Collision
Frederick Allard, 26, the truck driver, is in a Rhode Island hospital with internal injuries. His condition is listed as critical after his vehicle struck an express wagon and collided with an electric pole at the foot of the hill in the incident described in the wild light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Allard
Rhode Island
Fire at Worcester Methodist campgrounds destroys 46 cottages
Worcester June 18 A morning fire at Sterling Junction Methodist campgrounds destroyed 46 cottages and the Grand View house with eight other structures. Estimated loss placed around sixty thousand dollars with broader damage reported to a general store and stock nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Sterling Junction
Grand View House
Fire causes Bay View Bottling plant blaze in Boston
Celebrators set off firecrackers on a South Boston reef during Bunker Hill day celebrations. The blaze damaged the Bay View Bottling Co plant and a nearby tenement, killed 12 horses, and left three families homeless. Police fired at a man suspected of looting while a bystander was struck with a club. Loss pegged at 12000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bunker Hill
Oston
Bay View Bottling Co
New England Cemetery Superintendents Depart Barre Visit Ends
About 75 cemetery superintendents and wives from New England, guests since Tuesday, left Barre on the Mountain express at 6:10 p.m. after a two day outing highlighted by a band escort and visits to Elmwood and Hope cemeteries, Gree Mount, and Berlin pond. Host city appreciation ran high with thanks to local organizations and a wish for a return visit.
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N. E
New England
Barre
Toston
Firees Mountain Expres
Barre Citizens
Permmitter
Tit Coven
North Malintreet
Acris
Rome
Elmwood
Hope
Little Park
Montpelint
Gree Mount
Local Lodging and Court News From Barre Headlines
A woman named Tulle Mary Jone sought lodging at police headquarters claiming a lost pocket book after arriving from Malone New York en route from Boston. Emilio Fernalies, shot in an earlier fight at Williams town, is recovering at home in Montpelier. Orange County court expected to hear a state case against BK Gomes, with Fernandes seeking a brief Spain visit for recovery. Presbetorian Bible group held an outdoor outing at Benjamin Falls with a large supper and games, organized by Alex and Misses Marie Macdonald and Mary Wat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulle Mary Jone
Malone
N.Y
Boston
Emilio Fernalies
Williamstown
Heaton
Montpelier
Nandes
BK. Gomes
Orange County
Ione
Spain
Benjamin Falls
Alex
Marie Macdonald
Mary Watean
Aexe
Washington county C E convention closes with officer slate
The 38th annual Washingtounty Christian Endeavor union convention ended at the Congregational church with an illustrated lecture by Miss Henlah Bates state secretary. Officers were elected: Karl M. Lewis Barre president Mint Vitta Graves Waterbury secretary Lena Andrea Montpelier junior secretary Marion Stickney Barre treasurer and others. Continuous reports and addresses highlighted the day with music from the children’s choir and piano duets and vocal performances by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Mise Henlah K. Bates
Washingtounty Christian Endeavor Union
Congregational Church
Miss Bates
Endeavorers
Karl M. Lewis
Barre
Mint
Roxbury
Rachel Erwin
Bontwelier
Christian Endeavor
Echnol
Vlmech
Christ's Church
Merle Gow
Keathren Martin
Flora Purcher
Waterbury Center
Congregational
Chmrch
Mist Pareler
Local Eastern Stars honor grand matron Ruth chapter reception
Aly. Abbie Stone, elected grand matron at Burlington, honored by Ruth chapter 33 in Vermont. Prominent Star members from Montpelier and Williamstown attended a reception at Afusoule hall. Guests included Clark Lundgren, Hilenbeth Gove, KH Prouty, Hattie Richmond, Philo Huntington, and Alide Kaow. An evening program featured Miss Murhena Smith piano, Miss Mary Patterson, Miss Wood singing, and Dr M Lynde’s reading. Refreshments followed as guests lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
C. B.S
Aly
Abbie
Stone
Bodive
Vermont
Afusoule Hall
Burlington
Montpelier
Williamstown
Clarkes Lundgren
Hilenbeth Gove
Patsron
Mra Stone
KH Prouty
Grand Sentinel
Ladd
Vine
Murhena Smith
Mary Patterson
Jee Wood
FM. Lynde
Grace Lebourvesa
Yominger Wren
Leo
Death of Montepelier granite cutter after Paris green poison
Michael J. Slattery, a well known Montepelier granite cutter, died at Heaton hospital after four days of illness from Paris green. His son William found him near death at 40 Hill Street and a partially emptied Paris green can was found in his room.
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Paris Green
Michael J. Slattery
Montepelier
Heaton Hospital
Montpellier
William Slattery
Northfield
Montpe Ver
Slattery
Hill Street
Paris
M. and W. R. Service Announces Schedule Changes
The Montpelier and Wells River railroad updates weekday schedules effective Monday June 22 with several train time changes. The Green Mountain express and the Boston-bound end train keep their departure times while morning Welle River service shifts from 7 20 to 7 16 and the 2 40 afternoon mixed train moves to 2 45. Noon arrival shifts to 2 10 p m. afternoon Welle River service ends earlier at 5 00 p m. Suburban forenoon leaves 1 00 a m becomes 1 20 and the Seat p m suburban train moves to 1 40. Barre arrivals shift to 9 48 p m and 2 25 p m becomes 2 25 p m. A new summer through Pullman service Burlington to N Hy on July 4 via Montpelier and Wells River runs until Sept 1, with a Bretton Woods to Burlington Pullman from Barre at 12 10 p m starting July 13 until Sept 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncevelier & Welle River Railroad
Matn Line
Erre
Green Mountain
Boston
White Stoun Teaves
Welle River
Green Mountain Expres
Sodi
Cervier
Barre
Burlington
N. Hy
Montjwlier & Welle River Road
Montpelier & Wells River Road
Bretton Woods
Autoists Fined For Rear License and Rear Light Violations
H P Cutler pleaded not guilty but was found guilty for operating without a rear license tag and fined $3 plus costs. Earl C Cumings pleaded guilty to driving after dark without a rear light, paying $9 fine and $5.14 costs. Both cases heard before Magistrate H W Scott in the city court. appeals noted for Cutler to county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Cutler
Earl C. Cumings
H.W. Scott
Earl C. Comings
John Murley
William Wishart
Parish leader visits Bethel amid church notes
The prior of North Main Street traveled to Bethel yesterday to visit relatives for a tew dawn. A monthly meeting of the Romascord football club is set for Thursday evening June 18 at their pavilion after practice. The Sida Read Women’s Christian Temperance Union will meet Friday afternoon June 9 at 2 o’clock at 25 Beacon Street with Mrs Friand Wiltcomb. John Carroll at Cable Street reported his brother Michael Slattery’s death in Heaton Hospital at 5 o’clock. City Hall exterior refurbishing plans draw serious municipal attention with rust remover trials noted and granite trimmings cleaned after many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra PS
North Main Street
Bethel
Romascord
W. Cormack
Sida
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mra
Friand Wiltcomb
Beacon Street
Jahn Carroll
Cable Street
Montpeliir
Michael Slattery
Heaton Hospital
City Hall
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van Wald
Purishne Com
St. Albans
G. C. Berkley
Brockton
Zacatecan
Guerrero Ip
Swanton Brothers
Malcolm
English
Lloyd Line
Glasgow
Runaway Auto
Talk OF
the Town
Parker—Dodge
Harvard
Methodist
Washington County
Earl M. Lewis
Eastern Stars
Abbie D
Stone of Ruth
NEW M. & W. R. Service
White Mountain
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