Vermont News Chronicle Contests Barre Nomination and Independence
Fragmentary Vermont paper notes local politics with Barre and Montpelier figures named in nomination talks. It cites the “mountain rule” contest and references a Groton Times report, while urging Fourth of July observance restrictions and safety measures for Barre to curb fireworks accidents.
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Groton
Joseph A. DeBoer
Montpelier
John W.iorden
Barre
Boards of Selectyaan
Congregationalists
Current Comment: Barre Montpelier Growth and Politics
Fragmented notes discuss Barre city building and quarry use for development, Montpelier basins, and local economic plans. The piece surveys potential candidates for governor from Windhem and nearby counties, praising economy measures and public works.
Vermont Needs It and the Political Jitters
A fragmentary Vermont feature blends verse and prose on politics, affection, and the upcoming election. It riffs on a tailor, suitors, and the campaign to win a candidate’s heart while weighing whether voters prefer reform or tradition. The piece references “St Athans monger” and local social events.
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Vermont
Lavi
St. Athans
Tax ideas echo across nations in fashion and finance
The piece notes long running bachelors tax proposals in Maine and Belgium, with England now weighing a similar plan. It also advertises a consulting service offering studies of latest dress ideas for special occasions, highlighting straw hats, blue serge suits, and low shoes.
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Maine
Carri
Belgium
England
IF ‘Ou
Movement seeks church leaders' pay rise across Vermont churches
A movement pushes to raise pastors salaries to at least 8100 a year with the Vermont Missionary Society to cooperate during the increase. The Randolph conference resolutions urge coach advisory committees to consult churches paying under 70 dollars and raise salaries to a minimum in all cases.
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Vermont Missionary Society
Oao
Randolph
Fts
Lenat T Amoniut
Brattlebare Phoenis
Vermont Congregational ministers urged for higher salaries
Rev F A Poole of Taft spoke at the Randolph meeting urging increases in Vermont Congregational ministers pay, especially in poorer areas. He argued many salaries are too low, with some pastors earning under 800 while others exceed 900, and proposed concrete raises to sustain ministry and family life.
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F. A. Poole
Tarte
Ormont
Randolph
Alate
Pinalier
Poole
Vermont
Rae
Manen
Wandred Battary
Stalin
Residents Visit and Local News From East Granville Area
Randolph residents and families travel to towns including Boston Worcester and Northfield for visits and events. Local church groups hold meetings to discuss efforts against evil, while Carroll Crane replaces a Brockfield lawyer at the March trial in Raethiot after Albert Lavine’s recent accident.
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Mra R. Aa. Kimball
New York
Montage Place
Mixe
Annie Kimball
Carroll Crane
Brockfiel
Raethiot
Albert Lavine
Enaitorium
Robbers Break Safe at Locke Nevada Citizens National Tank
Early today in Syracuse New York June Osean led a raid on the Citizens National bank at Locke Nevada. The crew fired on guards and escaped with 3500 dollars in cash in a bold theft capturing local headlines.
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Locke
Syracuse
Osean
Citizens’ National
The Lading Pe church to meet with Atm DD on Thursday
The Lading Pe church will convene with Atm DD on Thursday afternoon for a meeting. It is expected to discuss church matters and community outreach during the session.
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Lading’ Pe
Atm. DD
Outing Trousers for Men at Value Prices
Modern travel and vacation wear feature Outing Trousers in peg top cuff or straight cuts. Cool fabrics in popular patterns with good quality at low prices from 95 cents to 3.98, designed to mix with many coats and suits.
Brookfield Social Notes From Burlington to Berlin
Holden visited Burlington on business while Ada Brave of Brattleboro worked for Mrs. James McDermont. Williams and Rico visited Northfield early in the week. Kinier Jones and Ruth Hanks enjoyed a ride to Barre. Julia E. William returned from Roxbury after a two week stay. H W Edson and wife visited her brother-in-law John Brown in Randolph. Holden traded his hotel for Mr Blakeborough's farm and plans for Blakeborough to run the hotel. A.C. Labonta’s son-in-law Beann moves his family into Martin’s tenement in the village. Mrs James Washburn and three children of Wallingford are visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs T W Hayes. Mr and Mrs I L Stone attended Pomona Grange in Berlin Wednesday and visited Lead Stewart’s. Dr Beriave of Barre visited town for consultation with Dr Bile regarding Mrs James McDermont’s eyes. Twenty members of the felt grange attended Pomona at Berlin last week Wednesday.
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SB. Holden
Burlington
Ada Brave
Brattleboro
James McDermont
J. Williams
KJ. Rico
Northfield
Kinier Jones
Ruth Hanks
Barre
Julia EK
William
Dtay
Roxtory
H. W. Edson
John Brown
Randolph
T. W. Hayes
I. L. Stone
Pomone Grange
Berlin
Wealinaday
Lead Stewart
Dr. Beriave
Er Repetinliot
Impressions of the West On Angus A. Smith
A Barre reader recounts a Vermonter journey westward from Chicago to Seattle, noting Denver clean and bright, Salt Lake City notable, Los Angeles pleasant, Seattle growing rapidly with grand lakes and mountains, Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition opening on schedule, and Mr Hill’s inaugural address drawing 20,000. The writer praises Seattle’s enterprise and anticipates future growth and weather on the trip.
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Barre
Salt Lake
Heart
Los Angeles
Angeles
Gan
Francisco
Portland
Heattle
Beattle
Momory
Hill
Mrs A E Clark of Weatville Groton attended by Dr B B Bastman
Mrs A E Clark of Weatville Groton is reported to be very ill with medical staff including Dr B B Bastman attending.
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A. _E. Clark
Weatville Groton
BB. Bastman
Pure olive oil Castile soap from D F Davis advert
The Druggist at 262 North Main St Barre Vermont condemns common Castile soaps made from slaughterhouse refuse and washing soda as injurious to the skin and promotes a pure olive oil monarch brand Castile soap sold 5 and 10 cents with antiseptic qualities.
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Castile
D. F. Davis
North Main St
Barre
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