Vermont Towns And Name Changes Debate
A Richmond of opinions on local name changes and street names in Vermont towns. The Times notes Barre wheat gains and praises modest growth while Springfield Republican opposes renaming North Hartland post office to Avarts to honor Maxwell Avarts. The piece touches on Brams opposition and broader questions of local identity and practicality.
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North Hartland
Brarns
Springfield Republican
Hue
Vermont
Avarts
Maxwell Avarts
Windsor
Waburty
Chiva
Kvarte Tecke
Barre Granite Building Venture Could Expand Industry
Barre, aiming to diversify from monumental granite, plans to enter the building granite trade. The board of trade weighs the initial contracts and stock formation as steps toward publicity and a vigorous advertizing campaign in trade circles to attract work and establish the new enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
New England
Board of Trade
Bndt
Retiring Ludlow Principal Criticizes Town Backlash
The Ludlow academy principal, nearing retirement, defended his two years amid hostile town demonstrations and obstacles. He asserted teachers serve the people and noted the criticism faced from locals for his handling of duties and mentorship. Opinions vary on whether his candid remarks were in good taste, but the impact is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elso
Forind
Ludlow
Jie
Noodles
Yemarke
Kudlow
Principal Under Fire at Ludlow Over Community Criticism
The omniappers of Laila urge careful action before obstructing the next principal of the jaohoal. Some townsfolk may have subjected the principal to sustained critique and used it to hamper his work. There are bad players in every community, yet constructive criticism is preferable to persistent nagging.
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Omniappers
Laila
Seriowly
Ludlowte
Sentence on Vergennes and moral regeneration ways
Fragmentary note discusses punishment and reform in Vergennes plans. It references moral Mirestein, decency, learning to love, and a claimed generation through a cure or example for citizens. Mentions an industrial school and efforts to erase stigma while crediting efforts by Mi Kereta in Havsld.
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Cpa
Mi Kereta
Random local notices and personal updates mix from Barre area
A jumble of names, travels, pensions, school notes, and home improvements is detailed. Residents such as Miss Clara Bean, Mrs. Pearl Rumeill, and Misa Maud Johnston are mentioned with visits, while pension increases for Mark Chadwick and Harry Chase are noted. Local business plans include HH M Totman enlarging a house and adding a greenhouse, with contracts awarded to Lard and Bornham. A 22 ton cake shipment to Los Angeles and other short community items appear amid scattered notes about town life.
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Mark Chadwick
Harry Chase
Mim
Della Preston
South Royalton
Misa
Lareonhaven
Lard
Bornham
New York
Jeanto
Totman
To Mal
French deficit to be lowered by motor fuel tax plan
Paris July 19. The 1910 budget introduced by Finance Minister Gail shows a 21 million dollar deficit. To cover the gap 12 million dollars will be raised by new taxes including a tax per liter on petroleum used by automobiles, a day and monthly administrative levy, tighter enforcement of colonial obligations and mines taxes, and a tax on inherited property.
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Paris
Chartien
Gail. Trix
Aml
Amteter
Waterbury News Notes Residents and Executives Move
Editor and Mrs Whitehill visit relatives in Woodville and St Johns. Demeritt joins Demeritt Palmer Co overseeing a machine in the clothes-pin dept. Fred Rowshard shifts from Demoritt Palmer to D W Cooley. Rev William Thompson, a Glasgow graduate, arrives as church supply from Hartford. Mrs Albert Spencer heads to New York then Paris for seven weeks. her brother Frank accompanies. Mrs Elizabeth Elliott plans reunion travel. Rowe Morrison of Chicago, Harrison Granite Co rep, visits Barre. previously with Drew Daniels Co. Mr Menser builds two story front on Main St. Timothy Wheeler, former resident, dies in Saxton’s River. funeral in Colbyville. John O’Neil, eldest Duxbury resident, dies on Scrabble Hill. survived by widow and three children. Community prepares for public event due to school illnesses. Public reception and dance planned at Whitebury Inn Thursday evening for graduates.
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Whitehill
Sean
William Thompson
South Cosbury
Glasgow University
Aupply
Hartford Theological 99
Albert Spencer
New York
Aalix
Paris
Hlor Brother Prank
Eliabeth Elliott
Holyoke College
Rowe Morrison
Chicago
Harrison Granite Co
Barre
Jie
E. B. Joslyn
Mx. Morrison
Drew Daniels Co
Menser
Main Street
Saxton’s River
Colbyville
Fayston
Waterbury
Hartfard
Wallafield
Ai Bert Fillinghara
Kenneth Graves
Tinelo Inhn ™ O'Neil
Duxbury
Scrabble Hill
Tien Prenmonia
Limerick County
John
Natal
Lvl
Abe Whiteroury
Grasmar
Owen
Lyman Manchard Plans Barn Addition and Local Notices
GROTON residents report Lyman Manchard is adding to his barn. Mrs. Jack Jones has been ill for ten days and is slowly recovering. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Hall visited. they live at Topsham. Mina Olive Allen of eta is visiting her aunt S. P. Welch. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Price and child of Richmond visit Mrs. S. W. Myers. Charles and Jesse Meath of Boothbay are spending the week with their grandparents. A. Me Hi Carl Chalmers accompany Alex ander Hall to West Topsham. Mrs. I. T. Gitman leaves town for Lancaster after two weeks. Mrs. Eliza Long is visiting.
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Lyman Manchard
Jack Jones
I. N. Hall
Rela
Topsham
Mina Olive Alien
Eta
P. Welch
L. EB. Price
Richmond
W Myers
Charles
Jesse Meath
Boxton T
Carl Chalmers
Apency
Alexander Hall
West Topsham
T. Gitman
Lancaster
Eliza Long
Mackerel Restock Scheduled Saturday Afternoon and Evening
Those who missed Friday morning can buy mackerel Saturday afternoon and evening at 25 cents. A new shipment is expected then, meeting demand and offering another chance to purchase from popular supplier channels.
Local notices and family updates from Westville area
The text records family moves and visits, listing Mr. and Mrs. Lord of Orange, Mrs. Tower of Coventry, and C. C. Lord kin visiting Wednesday. It notes Mrs. Harry Carlton and two children moving to Hardwick for employment, and mentions library cataloguing delays, with baccalaureate and graduation plans set for June at the Baptist and Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. P. Lord
J.P. Lord
Orange and Lather Guild
C. E. Tower
Harry Carlton
Dance to Be Held Saturday Evening
The N. Be. 0 P Pe will hold a dance Saturday evening June 10 featuring the Foe Minstrels orchestra. The event promises lively music and dancing for attendees.
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N. BE
Sh Foe Minstrels Orchestra
Good Eatables City Fish Market Meat Department
We offer a wide selection of meats and produce at good quality. Native chickens for dinner, Western beef, fresh pork, veal, and lamb. Fresh greens and vegetables, oranges, bananas, ripe tomatoes. Boston native squash 5c per lb. Visit Saturday night for Sunday needs.
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Aoe
Boston
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Clana
Gabeeri + Cine
Gantay
Frank EB. Langley
Publiaser
Barre Daily Times
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Wolcott
J. Harrimaan
the Times
St. Albana Messenger
Barlington
Albans
Vergennes
Max Theinshay
Sanford
Gristeailla
Beepeas Wiedemar
Roach
Dickinson
Charles Wedgwood
Bystom
Hiv Harte
Annie Wedgwood
Clarence Web
Mont Granville
Osha
Model J
Mig Gertride Hernandes
Han
Elm
Henry I. I. Grant
B. Holi iv
Natick
Mies
Soma Boeek
Misa Clara Bean
Lo Pees
Treal
Ode Nena Ttn
Ns Ree
Bn Y. Bisty
Floyd Sturtevant Mooney
St. Albans
Edith Howard
Los Angeles
Cal
Pearl Rumeill
Eee Dickerman
Congord
N. Hi
Alive
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Haatten
Chetara
J.P
Imeae
KR - Bateh
Cambridge
Mana
Wodvaedny
Thteen
Goddard Peainaty
W. H. Gladding
Flint
Misa Maud Johnston
Lebanon
Highalace
GM Aten
Bla
Shathurye
Sen el
Fae
North Main St
Barre, Vi
People’s National Bank
Boston News Bureau
Suffolk Savings Bank
Caw
Montpelier Evening Argus
Trastege
Monteskeg Bevings
Bank and Trust Company
Tte
Martgnat
Fae Ee
Sorina
the Peoples National Bank
Werthen Block
A. A. Smith & Bro
Wiles
Groton
Batiste
Batiste Lawn
Badger & GO
Morse Block
Pease Et
Mra
Welch
Westville
H. Myers
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Colton’s
Colton
Hices and
Harseys
Montpelier
Vit
Graniteville
City Fish Market Meat Department
D. F. Davis
Worth Main St
Barre, Vt
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