Barre and Rutland Population Debate Highlights Taxable Polls
A half-column editorial compares Barre and Rutland populations using taxable polls to argue on demographic makeup and job sectors. It cites Barre's 3,406 in Rutland versus differing figures, and notes Vermont laws and college-related debates while discussing New Hampshire land transfers and Vermont publicity efforts.
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Boston
Ray
Rolland
Barre
Rutland
Wealdyan University
Middletown
Conn
Connecticut
Werleyan
Middlebury
Wesleyan
Mead
Vermont
Clee
Barte
Life Insurance and Annuity Offer from Nationalil Ins Co
A brief notice promotes life insurance and annuity plans as a means to provide for loved ones and meet postal needs. It advertises Nationalile Ins Co of Vk at the Hall, with 8. Ballard as general agent in Lawrence Building, Montpelier.
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Fife
Nationalile Ins. Co
Ttal
Ballard
Lawrence Building
Montpelier, Ve
Concentrate Your Mind on a New Spring Suit
Advertisement urges daily focus to benefit body and mind. Announces special youth suit at $15 and lists men and boys wear as the season’s new offerings.
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Mascott
Verdict Delivers Judgment in Kellogg v Baldwin Case
In the Middlebury court, defendant L. N. Kellogg faced G. M. Baldwin in a verdict likely outlining liability and damages. The record notes the judge and jury reached a decision after deliberation, reflecting the case's contested issues and factual disputes.
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L. N. Kellogg
G. M. Baldwin
Middlebury
Aeroutt
L. N. Kelloge
Jury case seeks recovery for horse sale misrepresentation
A jury action brought by How ard Hasseltine against Alfred Phelps seeks $150 plus interest and costs for alleged false representation when purchasing a horse in September 1910. Hasseltine claims the horse was misrepresented as sound and suitable for driving, and that after purchase he tried to return it without success. Attorneys Murray Bourne and M. G. Leary appear for the plaintiff. Jasper G. Page and Freak Fish for the defense.
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Howard Hasseltine
Alfred Phelps
Phetpe
Aed Murray Bourne
Bristol
M. G. Leary
Burlington
Jasper G. Page
Freak 1. Fish
Vers Rennes
Richomd Church Witnesses Quiet Holy Rosary Wedding
Miss Florence Henry of Bristol wed James Gannon of Richmond at the Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. Attendants included Grace Henry as bridesmaid and Charter Simonds as best man. Rev A P Clermont officiated as the Henry orchestra played the nuptial marches. Reception followed at the groom’s home.
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Richmond
Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
Plorence Henry
Bristol
Waa
James Gannon
Grace Henry
Adit Charter Simonds
Norwood
A. P. Clermont
Henry
Rutland Grand List Shows Taxable Value Rise in 1911
Rutland's grand list for 1911 totals 99,173 dollars in real estate and 1,806 dollars in personal property with 270 polls assessed. The report notes an overall increase of 5,080.21 dollars from the prior year and lists Gov. John A. Mead paying taxes on 148,105 dollars in property.
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Rutland
Grand Wat
Bord
Aasessore
Tva
John A. Mead
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