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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
4
Barr Daily Times cites summer start and safety reminders, plus foreign policy musings. It notes peace hopes for Bryan, U S naval prep for Arizona launch, and calls for unity between British war heads Kitchener and French in world affairs.
Fragmented report describes a Vermont highway bridge near Swarshore in Southern Vermont failing and entering the water. The account mentions a 49 year old structure and a suspected collapse prompting a replacement. Details are unclear, with garbled text limiting precise names or dates.
The bank frames itself as a semi public institution guiding community thrift and wise financial care. It asserts education and confidential service as core duties, offering officers' guidance to all depositors and residents within its operation area.
Report notes the United States government plans to buy 14,000 tombstones, with Boston and the New England department needing stock. Milford Granite praised for durable paving stones, while commentary discusses Lusitania horror and international notes on arbitration, all reflecting early 20th century public concerns.
The Springfield Republican cites German apologists and Dr Alfred Sieveking arguing reprisal justifies bombing undefended towns. They claim attacks on Karlsruhe and London target wartime law violations, framing Germany as acting within reprisal while stressing preparedness and a shared enemy unity with England and France.
A barre teacher suffered injuries when a car rolled over after a collision on a bank near Homer Comings farm. Mrs Rounds swerved to avoid a crash as a carriage approached, tipping the auto down the bank and tumbling twice. Miss Marvin sustained cuts to head neck and face but was able to return home after treatment by Dr. G O Mitchell. The vehicle fell about 20 feet but stopped after the first 4 to 5 feet drop, a moment deemed miraculous.
Funeral services for Mrs. Robert Mackie who died Friday were held Sunday at 2 p.m. at her Websterville home with Rev. Fred McNeil officiating. Interment followed in Wilson Cemetery. An abundance of flowers was arranged by family and friends.
Philip McMahon formerly of Burlington now of Barre was hit by a Burlington car at Easex Junction late Saturday night. He suffered a scalp wound and minor injuries and recovered at home. State's Attorney Hopkins found no evident fault by the driver after investigation.
In Witte River Junction on a Saturday afternoon a boy sustained a double fracture after being struck by an automobile driven by Alured Wright, a printer from Hanover. The injured youth was transported to Mary Muthookial for care after the collision near Mage Street, near the location known as the "Point."
A heavy rain caused a runaway wagon on River street near Pioneer district. Louis Cohen, driving for L G Derrick market, was ejected when a breaking rope failed, the team veered toward the river, groceries spilled, and Cohen escaped with minor injuries while the wagon suffered damage.
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