Relatives Get Little at Groton High Graduation
Groton October 23. Graduating exercises at Groton high school held in the opera house. Twelve diplomas awarded with five from high school and seven from grammar department. Recital, oration, and violin numbers accompanied by a reception for nearly 150 attendees.
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Groton High School
Groton
Tanner
Oreleon
Opera House
Nota Swstley
Grover Smith
Jennie Meal
Elizabeth Beatty
Ruby Chalmers
Neil Benzie
Thecitation
Vermont
Twenty-First Reunion of Co B Volunteer Veterans
The twenty first annual reunion of Company B volunteer veterans was held at G A Hall Moreia Time 20. Attending were comrades and families including Charles ee Hardwick Downey Josph Hill Worcester Harvey Fletcher Brookfield and others with widows also present. A bountiful dinner followed at 1830 and at 1950 the business meeting re organized the society for the coming year. Elections named Charles Davie president Mrs Carlos L Bughee vice president Mrs Led L Gampy chaplain Le L Cwupa secretary and treasurer Mrs Frank Olm 3 executive committee members Alex Champeat Mrs Charles Davis William Down evy with resolutions committee to be announced.
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Co Bvent
G. Alb. Hall
Moreia
Tomrades
Pene
Charlesee
Hardwick
War
Downey
Ch Davie
Carlos L Bughee
View
Mra
L. Gampy
le L. Cwupa
Rowerer
Frank Olm
Alex. Champeat
Charles Davis
Willian Downevy
Mra. T
Carlos Bughee
William Down
Porat Co
Wav
Yaived
Lamoille County
Middles x Democrats selection for state convention
In Midlebeg Midlebery on June 28 the town held a meeting to elect delegates to the state convention and the Democratic county district meeting in Har Tingtor. State delegates leaned toward fusion with Clement, with uninated delegates noted.
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Midlebery
Wergoly
Enstus
Dielegatme
Fie
Har
Visitations and Local Social Notes in South Royalton
South Royalton residents report visits among families in Claremont and Thetford. Charles Seymon and family travel to see friends. Mrs Waldo and daughters visit Riverview. Mrs Laylender and children, Mine Pccumiatine Vaughan of Thetford attend Pink's. Warnings about labor needs and church events appear amid casual notices.
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Charles Seymon
Claremont
Brince Doyle
Arthur Pierce
Ae Waldo
Riverview
Spaulding
Laylender
Tyne
W. HA. My
Sherman Goodwin
Two Men Buried as Tonnes of Stone Fall in Quarry
In Gatoville New York two men Otis and Terek Tirik were killed instantly when about 400 tons of stone crashed down at the Rochar Slate company quarry near West Pawlet. Robert J and two Hungarians were injured, while another worker escaped. Tirik and Otis were buried under debris. Jones suffered a broken nose and was taken to Albany hospital.
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Gatoville
NL Y
Dhootis
Teter Tirik
Robert J
Roochar
Jones
Tle
Albany
N.Y
Town Notes And Court Actions In Barre Area
A scattered talk of town items notes a found bull in Barre and local court actions. Citizens attend Goddard seminary events while police handle unlicensed youths and intoxication cases. Fostered by Barre stories, residents plan visits, surgeries, and a Champlain tournament, with several arrests and fines reported.
Explosion and Fire Mystery at Gayelyte Store
Fire destroyed W E Perkins grocery and general store in Hethel at about 11. An explosion preceded the blaze though no explosives were found. Books were saved. insurance payout put at 2000 dollars. Fire officials noted fire crackers at far end may have sparked the incident.
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Hethel
W. EE. Merkins
Gayeylte
Dallett
Barte
Death of Mrs Angeline Kirby Nearly Reaches One Hundred
Mrs Angeline Kirby longtime Waterbury resident died at her son Lee Kirbys home on Winooski street. She was born January 1 1804 in St Hyacinthe Quebec and married in 1835 to Per Kirby. She leaves three sons Joseph and Edward of West Gardner Mass and Lor Kirby of this place and a daughter Mrs Thomas Morway of Waterbury. Funeral held at the Catholic church with relatives from Barre Wallingford and West Gardner present. Burial at Heece of Duspow sins natives and friends attended.
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Waterbury
Angeline Kirby
Lee Kirby
Winooski Street
Joseph
Edward Kirby
Weat Gardner
Mass
Joseph Carpenter
Wallaflelt
Lee Frenehl
Barre
Kirby
St. “Hyacinthe
Que
Francis Carpenter
Tal Per Kirby
Lisbon New Hampshire City Hall Burned Yesterday
In Lisbon New Hampshire last night the city hall burned. W H Pitkin, recently in Barre for the Thoms H Dathett case, returns to Beaton as Datletts drill gains attention. A dune quarry demo showed holes five-eighths inch across. Early evening activity noted, with several individuals named and a loss around 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pitkin
Barre
Thoms H. Dathett
Beaton
Datlett
Dunes & Cruickshank
Shooting Mail Box Near Addison Touches Burlington Case
George F. Gough, from Addison, faced examination in Burlington on charges of destroying a mail box. Bail set at 500 by U S Commissioner Johnson. grand jury to hear case at Rutland in October. Carl J. Benson and Benjamin W. Smith of Addison supplied the tail. Gough allegedly fired on two or more rifle turrets near Benson's Addison residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
George F. Gough
Addison
Johraotn
Wieewe
Rutland
Carl J. Benson
Benjamin W. Smith
Gough
Carl L. Benson
Candidate William Nye Announces Senate Bid in Montpelier
William Nye of North Speleri announced his candidacy for the office of senator at a city meeting in Montpelier. He said he would be present at the community convention in July. Nye previously represented Kest Montpelier in the legislature in 1904.
Hand Injury During Granite Unloading Incident
June 22 at South Avenue a granite worker, M. McDoruntle, sustained a serious injury to his left hand while assisting in unloading granite. His hand was caught in the gearing of a derrick as one line moved and others slipped.
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South Avegate
Mc Dorutlel
Granitean
Pieme
McDafuld
Onenee
Death of John Wanner Prominent Farmer of Fairfax
John Wanner, a respected farmer from Fairfax, died suddenly early yesterday after illness began Thursday night. He was born on the family farm where he lived all his life and never married, leaving behind his parents John and Jerasha Wanner. The exact age is unclear due to damaged text.
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Fairfax
John Waneer
Wanner
Join Wanter
John
Jerasha Wanner
Pleasantly Surprised Teacher Finds Surprising Desk Display
In Lower Websterville the primary grade teacher returned from recess to a room filled with purenie and elideen arranged on a handsome desk. A pair of vases with trimmed flowers stood prominently as children wiped the desk and enjoyed the afternoon farewell.
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Westertly
Purenie
Elideen
Alledged Forger Mullings Returns to Vermont
Middlebury June 23 Henry G Mullings an alleged forger who left Bristol on September 30 1903 was located in Alabama and will be brought to Addison county jail Mullings a former National Life Insurance agent is accused of forgery for presenting notes to a Bristol firm and claiming signatures He disappeared with his wife and child after news of the alleged crime but later waived extradition.
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Bennington
Midge V. N
Hut
Huling
C. Floyd Huling
Ington
Melisa, Mn
Beanen
Edward Huling
Chicago
Ing Blackmer
George Huling
Nellie Carter
Ringrae
Caroline Arnold
C. Mason
Cerney
Mrs. Huling
Middlebury
Henry G. Mullings
Mullings
Leav- Iris
Brie
Harness Stolen From Drinker Barn Linked to Durkee Heirs
A harness valued at a barrow from the barn of G. B. Drinker on North Main Street vanished Thursday night and was found missing yesterday. The harness belonged to the late Bert G. Durkee who died earlier in the week. James Ahern, who bought the harness for Durkee, says he will recognize the harness and is watchful for the thief.
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G. B. Drinker
North Main Street
Bert G. Durkee
James Ahern
Mr. Durkee
Horse Thief Strikes East Ryegate Barn Stolen Carriage
East Ryegate June 25 A horse and carriage were stolen from William Davidson's barn. Authorities have no clue to the robber. The owner values the fine driving horse and carriage highly at about 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Ryegate
William Davidson
William Davidson Bast Rite
Maes
Burglary Report Distorts Vergennes Store Scene
A burglar entered a Vergennes store shortly after 1 to 2 in the morning, damaging glass and stealing a small quantity of items. A dark, taller stranger with foreign features was noted nearby, but not captured. Local residents Mrs Lacine Wright and Mrs Jerry were seen in town, with others visiting relatives in Pittaloll and Van McAllister’s.
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Vergennes
Montreal Star
Jane
Lacine Wright
Brefold
Jerry Ce
Pittaloll
Ser Winese
Severral Laslett
Mies
Woull
van McAllister's
Detavel
Wiscoteia
Barre Town Deliberates Fusion Delegates at Meeting
In Barre Town the Democratic caucus gathered at the schoolhouse in Lower Granite Street drawing about 28 voters. Miles Wasehaleman and D McLewin served as secretary, naming delegates for the June 28 Burling ton state convention. Delegates and alternates from the district may support fusion, with ballots and notices to attend district meetings and county events.
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Lower
Granitertie
Burling
W. H. Mile
Mclean
CN. Theeber
Fiyrm
Pot
Melanin
MN. McDonald
WLW
Melville
J.B. Pitepatrick
Robert O'Herin
CS. Barber
Thais Tierney
Gregory
Barre Democrats Back Fusion in City Caucus
Barre Democrats elected delegates to the Democratic state and district conventions and instructed them to pursue fusion with the Independent party. A resolution urged lawmakers to seek fusion, with Donald Smith presenting the motion and the caucus adjourning after brief remarks.
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Barre
Cauele
Elpotet
Chement Independent Party
Janeta Wits
W. McDonald
Forsythe
George N. Tilden
W. Melcher
M. “. Mellwran
Fred Bruce
John W. McDonald
Martin Riley
J. Goll More
G. Ter Pape
J. OC. Goodrich
CL 2. Swasey
M. Kerefick
W. J. Kingston
D. W. McDonald
Iusses McConnelte
J. McNalty
J. F. Sadlier
D. Smith
Wo Averill
Conyvention
Fellowes
F.saidler
Arthur Moore
TD. Smith
Alex, Milne
James Town
Donald Smith
M. W. Nelson
GO. Richardson
Michael Keefe
Arthur
Tilden
John
Wyllie
Thom
Carroll
Michael. Brown
Donald McLeod
Harry McNeil
Arthur Frenier
Enue
Burlington
Clement
J. We. McDonald
C.D. Swanny
Mes Leod
I. Pousyth
J. McNulty
Charles A. Clark
Donald Sraith
M. Kenefick
C. W. Melcher
SH. Foreyth
Montpelier Democrats Adopt Resolutions
Montpelier Democrats hold caucus in Foresters hall and vote to pursue fusion with independent Republicans deemed willing to join against misrule. Delegates to 1906 state convention are instructed to seek fair fusion if feasible. Listed delegates include Bailey, Howes, Senter, Leckly, Frenitz, Ryan, Callahan, Me Avoy, Ford and others.
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Montpelier, Jame
Foresters’ Hall
Republican Party
Vermont
Mont- Hier
Elvcus
Ander
Howese
Tereby
Jeremia Deady
Bt. Pitney
Phl MeAvoy
James Ford
Fusion favors viet and state conventions in caucus fight
Debates were unstructured and the election of a chairman sparked the only notable contest. The Fusionists nominated Frank Mann with regulars naming William Wales, who was reportedly elected 143 to 34. Delegates listed include J Walter Lyons, B Hy Lawson, Joseph Coronan, William Wolk, and others among state delegates.
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Tisionists
Frank Mannn
William Wales
J. Walter Lyons
B. Hy Lawson
Jorepl Coronan
Willian Wolk
We Maloney
J. de Hanrahan
Henry Parrett
Daniel Dever
Jobe Lalu
John i. McNa
Gay Prat
Henry Briatin
Nicholas I. Flowley
Sh Maroney
Haley Co Watling
Democratic city caucus in Burlington elects delegates
Burlington June 23 Harmony marked the Democratic city caucus as delegates to the Democratic state and Brat socialist district conventions were chosen. A second ticket advocating fusion did not appear, leaving the city committee’s ticket as the sole slate presented.
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Burlington
Democratic City Committee
Thane
Brattleboro Uninstructed Delegates Chosen At Caucus
In Brattleboro the Democratic caucus last night voted to elect uninstructed delegates to the state and Congress conventions. The gathered sentiment appeared strongly against fusion with opposing factions.
Bennington Sees Motion to Fuse with Clement Withdrawn
June 24 Bennington Democrats debated whether to instruct the city delegation to fuse with Clement at the state convention in Burlington. The motion drew fierce criticism from about a dozen speakers and was finally withdrawn.
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Bennington
Burlington
Clement
Accommodations for Summer of 1906 On Central Vermont
The Central Vermont timetable changes go into effect Monday, with several adjustments. Trains from Barre to points south gain wait times at Montpelier and the Junction, while Barre passengers face longer waits but better connections to South and White River Junction routes. Additional trains and altered times affect Barre schedules and fares, reflecting management’s effort to serve Barre and its people.
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Central
Vermont
Montpelier
Rerre
Barre
Dunation
Aleady
Central Vermont
White River Junction
Seve York Trail
Touko the Sane
Polit South
Goddard Seminary Struck by Lightning
A storm struck Goddard Seminary causing damage to the bell tower and upper chambers. Fire risk arose as locals reported a flash and smoke, but no other injuries or casualties were recorded. The site at 90 Wy Narhinahy was inspected by responders to assess the extent of the damage.
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Goddard Seminary
Tate
Danny
Lightning Strikes Pole Near Teont Fork
Report describes a telephone pole at Teont near the fork of South Misin smeat struck by lightning. A nearby pile with ten boxes of dynamite belonging to Drew & Holden was ignited, causing a blast and damage to a granite plant site. The incident interrupted power and raised safety concerns about explosives and nearby facilities.
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South Misin
Drew & Holden
Tate See
Burlington Northern League Opener and Ottawa Wins
Burlington opens Northern league season with a 1 to 0 victory over the University of Vermont in a thirteen inning affair. Ottawa defeats the Carters 6 to 4 in a lively exhibition, with Durkee starring at the plate and a strong fielding effort backing Fildebranil on the mound.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Tage
Fateh
Collins
Frestman
Huntington
Seer Ke
Ottawa
Uni
Carters
Debrand
Ocaly
Durkee
Fildebranil
St. Jean
Williams
Safford
Hoyt
Sunday Services at Meddung aretamifat in June
Sunday worship at Meddung aretamifat on June 24 at 10:00 and 7:00 in the morning. Bible school at 12 Hipwortt Langue 544. Congregational element, subject continues with morning and evening services. vestry readings and activities listed. Prayer sessions, Holy Communion, and various church events noted across multiple denominations.
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Meddung Aretamifat Ehywell
Bible School
Langue
Yeast
St. John Baptist
Orion
Mokena
Childewa
Masy
Graniteville
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Iheea Bennington
Millie Whitehill
Carroll, Ricker
Jettie D. Page
Harrison D. Carrut
M. Petr Keema
G. Waldo Pilabury
E. Maude Hood
Harrison D.clantle Hood
Marinda & Nettie
Neil Boosie
Carroll Ricker
Ruby Chalmer
Elizabeth Scott
Nora Dueling
Millie Whitebill
Qiartette
Mises Holmith
Rene Paige
Katie Downs
Sue Welch
Irene Paige
Helen Smith
Emma Jones
E. 34 Regiment
Morrisville
Midl Eberg Democrats
South Royalton
Granville
N. Y
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W. Persons
South Barre
Mies Tewsie Haetl
South Sheftard
Mise
Helen Sturtevant
Hartlandie
Constable Nichols
Casale
Hite
Tod
Cusain
Holden
Runulolph Gulay
Matrio Bianchi
Antonio Bianchi
Newton Street
Clemens
Miller
Shel Slayton
Malcolm Mel
Anne
Daniel Mclcod
Granitesville
City Cout
Do A
Nemo
John Wilton
Wilton
City Court
Uta
Allie
Mey
A. B. Crawford
Lyndonville
Tor
Angelo Scapini
Tenotini
Nordwick
Lanstnne
Mra dL
Pieri
Ehiliien
Howe
Boston
Goddard
Universalist
Ehwweh Cumurree
Mel Crith
Conner
Souedeal Department
Goddard Fit
Tatavmaey Tieslay Mory- Ang
W. E. Perkins
Gaysville
Lisbon
N. H
Addison County
William Nye
North Montpelier
L S. McDoneld
South Ayegate
Derrick
John Wanner
Lower Websterville
Bristol
Alabama
G. B. Durker
Williamstown
Barre Town
Iver of
Mile Ball
Ata
Sluewe
al Gell Shinep
AM Bethy
Lars
Irland Vl & Uo
Democrats For Fusion
Northfield
Republican Party of
Brattleboro
Sentiment Express
Northern Base Ball League
Platisburg
Thirtier
Park
Rutlands
Toonlands
New Yorkers
Marble City
Hurlington
Jamine
Canal Atter
Growndeom
Montpelier & Wells River
Tim
Stankard
Burns
Ings
Hillatt
Union
Punter
Tavis
Shortee Ashmore
Fate
Daniels
der. Warner
Blaine
Plattsburgh
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