State items from Brattleboro to Windsor county judges
Brattleboro reports a red tag day for rest room funds netting over 200. White River Junction lists seventy horses entered for the state fair September 1. Governor Gates appoints John T. Cushing delegate to the National Tax Association convention in Oakland, and Seth N. Gage as Windsor county assistant judge. St Albans Jewish Sabbath observed. committee seeks funds for a synagogue. land offer expected to be accepted. A wind storm near Waltham causes damage to crops and buildings. Fort Harrison Allen hosts a national officer instruction school with 166 present, 38 commissioned officers, from several states. includes field work sanitation map work and mounted pistol practice.
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Gates
John T. Cushing
Messenger
St. Albans
Oakland
Seth N. Gage
Weathersfield
Windsor County
M. Buck
F. R. Mendlesson
New York
Forthan Allen
War Department
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Chittenden County Farmers Reach 300 Member Target
In the Chittenden County Farmers association canvass the 300 member mark has been passed and the group is now in working order ready for a county agent. The Vermont extension service seeks an qualified, agreeable man to support farmers with demonstration work and practical advice to boost the county’s agricultural output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlis N
Chittenden County
New Gipsy Moth Quarantine Enacted in New England
New regulations establish quarantine No 22 for gipsy moth and brown tail moth in New England effective July 1. Copies available from the department of fa ture. The rules extend the quarantined territory and allow chipped Christmas greens after inspection for egg masses. Interstate movement remains restricted from infested areas. stone and quarry products must be inspected for egg clusters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Department of Fature
Fire destroys hospital and injures many in Chihuahua
A June 23 report from Chihuahua describes a Monday night fire at a hospital complex causing extensive damage. Officials say more than several dozen were wounded, with authorities in Juarez denying knowledge of the incident.
The A B C Of The Westfield Standard
An Intex f Food Adulterations Compiled by Our Food Editor Professor Lewis Allyn rejects the Food Standards of Westfield Moss. During the consumer month, questions arise about a newer apartment wall being discontinued and Fredeve when written the tale of the popes and shuenes.
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Lewis” B. Allyn
Weetfield, Moss
Athens
Lime Treatment in Tuberculosis Remedy Promotion
An advertisement asserts Eckman’s Alterative as a safe remedy for pulmonary tuberculosis and related throat and bronchial issues. It claims calcium as a healing factor, warns it contains no opiates, and suggests consulting a druggist or sending to Kokmanes Laboratory in Philadelphia for ordering.
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Ethial
Eckman
Erkman
Local residents in town and travels of visitors
Dr Arthur Wark of Barre visits his mother Mrs Mary Wark as Bertha Coventry returns to Burlington. Hard Wick academy graduates plan a Caspian lake trip with J L Johnson as chaperone. Kathrene Barnum goes home to Montreat after visiting. Dora Gallagher heads to Waterbury for the Panama Exposition trip. Russell Norcroes returns home to Manchester and Miss Rota Beckley resumes teaching in Barre. Woodbury school dedication last Saturday draws attendees. Lucile Angell and Bernice Angell visit from Wells River. Blanche Andrews visits Wolcott. Gladys Dimond returns to Berkshire after teaching. R H Kimball and W P Strong families depart for Thomaston Me. Alice Quimet attends graduation in Swanton. Francis Healey, injured in April motorcycle crash, remains unable to ride.
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Arthur Wark
Barre
Mary Wark
Bertha Coventry
Burlington
Clase
Hard Wick Academy
Caspian Lake
J. L. Johnson
Kathrene Barnum
Montreat
Dora Gallagher
Waterbury
California
Russell Norcroes
Manchester
Rota Beckley
Academy
Severn
Woodbury
Lucile
Bernice Angell
Wells River
Blanche Andrews
Wolcogg
Gladys Dimond
Berkshire
R. H. Kimball
W. P. Strong
Mr. Strong
Thomaston
Alice Quimet
Swanton
Francis Healey
Silver Laced Polish Fowls in American Ornamental Breeding
Silver Laced Polish fowls are popular in America for ornament with white crests edged in black and a delicate balance of size. They require dry housing and careful moisture control. chicks hatch and raise well but are delicate, needing proper brooding and often artificial incubation. The breed traces to European lines and French varieties, with attention to crest and beak development.
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America
France
Italy
Europe
Soning
Tribute to Joseph Battell at Middlebury meeting
The Associated Alumni of Middlebury College held its annual meeting at Bread Loaf to honor Joseph Battell. President Thomas praised Battell for public spirit, generosity, and devotion to Vermont, Middlebury, and the Battell forests, noting changes to the village and the college’s vitality driven by his work and vision.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Bread Loaf
Hein
P. M. Meldon
Ideal
Jeranan Kog
Joseph Tuttell
Battell
Middle
Joseph Battell
Alma
State of
Vermont
Main Street
Manney
Fountain
Lille
Rattell
Mue
David
Bethlelee
Washington
Mount Vernon
Scott
Bscotland
Wordsworth
Cumberbend
Wordeworth
Wattell
Wilge
Lecking
Edormer
Plainfield Town Meeting Petition Calls Special Session
Voters in Plainfield Vermont petition Selectmen Davie Martin Batchelder Barlaw and Moore to call a special town meeting. Business includes paying Bertha Wood for grammar school teaching in 1914 1915 and waiving tuition claims, paying C B Wood for high school teaching with tuition releases, and establishing a junior high school under Vermont Act No 69 effective July 1 1916. Dated Plainfield June 12 1915.
Plainfield Special Town Meeting Warned for June 20 1915
Voters of Plainfield are warned to meet at the town hall on Tuesday June 20 1915 at 7 o clock in the morning to consider four articles. Article 1 hires Hertha Wood for grammar school services from Nov 20 1914 to June 11 1915. Article 2 sets pay for high school teaching from Nov 20 1914 to Jan 16 1915 and for private instruction from Jan 19 1915 to June 15 1915. Article 3 proposes establishing a junior high school per act No 60 Vermont laws. Article 4 covers other lawful business at the meeting. Signed June 14 1915 by town officials.
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Alainfield
Ers
Hertha
Wood
Cervines
Plainfield
Jane i
Tao
Apserd
Vermont
Nap Yee
Rma
Tatt Pojaleld
Dune
A.D
E. Davis
Batlew
DB Ratehelder
W. A. Moore
W. H. Martin
Fragmentary local note on property and roads in unresting text
The readable fragments describe land, lanes, and local conditions in a county area with references to a road or place. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but mention of acres and infrastructure hints at a local planning or property context within a county.
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Brattleboro
White River Junction
Waltham
William H. Jackman
John B. Clark
Chittenden
Chihuahua
Westfield
Hardwick
East Barre
Cade
W. Dillon Toe
He Et Eee
Thomas
Narre Drug Company
Plainfield Town Meeting
Charles Davie
Bert Batchelder
J. Barlaw
A. Moore
Plainfeld
Bertha T. Wood
Mainfield
Bertha J. Wood
S Aid Grammar School
C. B. Wood
Iin
Be Wood
John Ryan
G. Hort
Farvery
Hotel Northern
J. B. Sanguinnetti
C.H. Hale, Stone
Chauncey G. Harris
Harris Orchestra
Paterson Street
Vinel
Edwin W. Bruce
Nelson Street
Moore & Owens
North Main Street
G. L. T. Hayes
Lewis D. Martin
Osteopathic Physician Office
Miles Building
A. C. Freeman
Plainield
A. L. Preston
Marshfield
M. J. Whitcomb
Williamstown
Ford
MF. Cutler & Son
Maxter
Itr
Barre Electric Company
Vermont Real Estate and Insurance Co
Barre and Montpelier, Vermont
Lerbert
Cran Lock
Ie Pouwes
Tml
He ‘Ander
Emiate
Pie
Hari
Vata Pd Arden
Bet Vai
Mal Bere
Bales Trom
Mis Monte K. Field Rae vi
Hevon
Lance
James St
Nate Bale
Aia Monttelied
Mediaboss
Ulldings
Nehool
Tore
Cresmery
Allroad Station
Tillige
Montoviier
Sue Fo
Sekou
Janewre
J. J. Dashner
Fou
Enn Ther
Amazons
Gale Ee
Uranch Hi
Beckley Court
Franklin St. Furnaes
Platt’s High
Hente Center
Currier Block
R's. Currier
Crawford
Monthe
Routh Mats
Jermey
Benein
R Barre
Rowly
Paul Laspre
Eaat Barre
W. W. i 'Oand
J. J. Couttlard
Bow
South Ete
Trent
James Lew
Holster Ave
Ioan Wien
Colton
State Street
Montpelier
Dodge
A. W. Allen CO
County and New England Teleshowst
A.W. Allen CO
Studebaker Trucks
Wire Tire
Wink
Irian
Mutebebers
Lifvitas
A. W. Allen
O. Tebephenen
Oranee Coente
Ante
Eer
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