Welcome to Barre Prohibition Convention Visit
The article notes Hig Fils visit to New Haven declared non political while Socialist candidate Punter fights outside his Vermont base. Barre mayor Burke appears stronger outside his own party. The piece invites prohibition convention delegates to compare Barre under prohibition with Barre under local option and to consider changes over the past decade. It argues that a complete liquor ban is unlikely in a diverse, growing town and urges open discussion among voters of different beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Burke
Wartinston
Thin State
Lo Barre
Barre
The Simple Life and the Case for Hard Work
The piece discusses 1908 University of Vermont debates on simplicity and self denial. It argues against a bloodless lifestyle, urging vigor, art, music, sports, and well-rounded life as essential for strength and genuine character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Vermont
Dirafont
Migskham
Feddhem
Ungenerous wording causes confusion in county report
A fragmented local note questions phrasing in a Washington County report. It argues that some terms were misunderstood and urges avoiding certain words while selecting clearer county references and places. The piece emphasizes accuracy and regional focus over stylistic choices.
Herald Defends Candidacy Coverage Amid Debate
The piece argues The Herald should not dissect campaign reasons, insisting it is enough to report results. It contends Stanton faces a hostile interpretation and urges fair coverage while defending support for power and condemning biased commentary.
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Proctor
Rutland
Stanton
Herald
San
Vermont elects leaders amid public school reform talk
The article discusses Vermont politics and the push for new time programming in schools. It mentions gubernatorial contenders and educators debating policy changes and funding for public schools across the state.
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Vermont Fe
Satara
Romine
Lash H. Ter
Bar Ari Berlasase Techeas
Thelin
Arithanttios
Guetta
Repcilionm
Noise and church service tensions spark concerns
A fragmentary report describes disruption during a Sunday Presbyterian service with noise on the street and complaints about police response. Witnesses note windows jammed by crowds and security concerns inside the church as authorities consider actions.
Graniteville Musical Event Promises Community Pride
In Graniteville, residents anticipate a local concert by The Grenitertie A.C. featuring emcee performances and Miley’s orchestra. Organizers emphasize community pride and cultural celebration with music, dance, and shared memories. Local officials urge attendance at this weekend gathering for entertainment and unity.
School and social notices from Marshfield town
The Muscale given by Mrs Merthe Pitkin's pupils was a success. Edwin Hout and family move to his brother Cahill's home. Lawn party and ice cream social at James Begidry's next Friday. Mrs Tibbetts visiting Greene county. Horace and wife care for ill relative. Free high school tuition exams set for June 25 and 26. Marshfield plans a central graded school with state education officials. Mr Stone invites citizens to a meeting at the fire hall next Thursday.
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James Begidry
Ansa L. Burnham
Masee &. Stowe
Marshfield
Stone
Jingles and Jests at Alma Mater Gate
A fragmented verse critique questions national identity and co education, reflecting campus culture concerns. The garbled text hints at student life, editors, preachers, and radio or print media, ending with unrest over tradition and change.
Death Notice for David Slater in East Barre
The notice records the death of David Slater in East Barre while he stayed there. He was born December 4, 3820 and died February 2, 1885. Survived by wife and four children John, XS, W. G. of Randolph Canter, and others. Also mentions family in Providence and Chicago, with various relatives and local moving details.
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David Slater
Sages Reing
Ont
Aee Tees
Ape
Sim
John
Providency
Bll
W. G
Randolph Canter
Bester
Fred
Briew
Chicago
South
Darre
Daugners
Helen
Allersei
Barre
Let Us Bake for You ARE ce oe ne en BE
The phrase appears as a fragmentary shop sign or advertisement urging baking services. Readable elements suggest a bakery offer but lack complete wording, dates, or entities to identify a specific business or location.
Green's Ideal Bakery opens at 300 Kerth Main St in Del
The notice reports Green's Ideal Bakery located at 300 Kerth Main St in Del, with a reference to 397.4, indicating a unit or designation tied to the address. The brief entry confirms the business presence and address in the local scene.
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Green's Ideal Bakery
Del
Kerth Main St
Weber Shoes Sale Sparks Bargain Frenzy
Alex Corey & Co. advertises a special sale with Weber shoes at 1.98 from 3.50 and lists bold bargains on men’s hose, underdrawers, hats, skirts, shirts, and pants. The notice appears under a department store ad header with references to Jack's Lunch Room nearby.
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Hasbiellen Panta
Alex Corey & CO
Jack
Depetse
Montpelier Tripes and Local Notices in Vermont
Local fragments note Helen Weeks visiting, Jemia Matley spending vacation with Mrs Helen Week, and Mr Marty Jonton securing bakery work in Montpelier. Town residents travel to St Johnsbury and Lyndonville, with many in Topsham, West Topsham, and Corinth attending meetings, funerals, and church events. Includes a Pythian sermon, cemetery decorations, and social visits among families and educators.
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Montpelier Monsay
Mise Helen Ws
Uaeher
Mig
Jemia Matley
Pincast
N. I
Sehood
Helen
Pardon Angery Tamer
Topsham
Miles
Abs. G
Pillebury
Dow
Hale White
West Topsham
Mombay
Jurge
Jurge T. B. Sie Iett Wriday
Boeton
Waltham
Maas
Marty Jonton Whatt
Montpelier
Tilton
Woodeville
Arthur Sargent
Corinth
Sargent
Los. Hall
St Jomnebury
B. H. Webber
Gladys
Fragmentary report from weather station event
Fragmentary OCR describes a weather station event with names like Walter Seahen and Mr Shelian at Norwich. Details are unclear but indicate an opening or inspection location and attendees.
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Spoeto
Milaa
Ona
Heal Tana States
Bajar
Walter Wseahen
Mitac Marth Pole
Beth Safer
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Barre Times
Susan
Capuin
Graniteville
Miley
the Aurlingtorch Trust
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Blalington
Savings Bank An Trust Company
Barre, Vermont
Oldest Bank For Savings
Mra Merthe Pitkin
Mra
Edwin Hout
Mr. Cahill
Ie Ptainield
Ee Ee Fay
Amd
Horace
Gary
Miytel Tan
Editar
AGT
Alt Tad Wiakin
Hsee Cotumthas
Iane Dance
East Barre
David Salter
Seer
Ae Howe
Charles
Charles Waterman
Charles Absent
Mhris
Highgate
Sanday
Wight
Mary Fletcher
Seeme
C. HL Hendry
Hare
Helen Welch
Lyndesville
Harry Perkins
Gramimother
Maxfield
Sonaper
N. Hy
C. B. Maxfield
George Duged
Bos Vom
Meese
Ace Vias
Mite
Jehan Denzin
St J Soult
G H. Myers
J. Austin Welch
Methodist Church
Welsh
A. J. Rengh
M. &. Bady
John Weith
Boltenville
Harry Farrer
A. Dorn
Harley Renfew Ant
Anna Renfew
Peacham
Mia. Warren Welch
Bohemian Magazine
Mothe
Choily
Yonkers
Browning
Newport
A. W. V. Badger & Co
Morse Bik
E. A. Drown
Main St
Nat'l Bank
C. A
Kendrick & CO
North Main Street
Worthen
L. B. Dodge
Keith
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
C. H. Tapt
Randolph Center
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