Vermont Socialists Run First Ticket in State History
A distorted report claims former president status and a Vermont Socialist ticket for the next election. The piece notes AL Wioch of Marre Town and a debated second term for an incumbent, while denouncing circulating fake assertions. The piece mentions Roosevelt, Harvard, and Mercury in refuting the out of state promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. AL Wioch
Marre
Hin Tor
Vermont
Loticard Monitor
Mercury
Barre Prohibition ticket delay blamed on time constraints
A Vermont Prohibition party delegate laments a slow Barre convention, saying lack of time away from the railroad line stalled nominations, while noting quick action by the Republican party elsewhere. The piece also praises Middlebury College president-designate John Martin Thowims and outlines Brainerd era growth and future promise for the institution.
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Barre
Vermont
St. Albans
Great
Republican Party of
Remembered Man Amid Political Contention and Honor
A partially legible obituary sketch recalls a former U S president favored by some party factions yet reviled by opponents. It notes his two elections, enduring public regard, and the era of partisan strife during his terms, with critique of corruption tied to New York politics and a steadfast commitment to honest leadership despite turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnajor
United Baton
Rower Cleveluml
Mandi
New York State
Benjapili Tlérrieon
Prienia
Fragmented Local Item From OCR Page
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial readable details about a local matter with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention West and clothes or a West Coast style, but specifics are missing. Further context is not recoverable from the visible text.
Special Four Dozen Children Play Suits in Three Colors
Four dozen children play suits offered in three colors at 75 cents each. See them in our windows and store. We advertise fresh and repair clothing.
Death Mourns Nation For A Twice President
The nation mourns a former president who retired weary and disheartened, seeking private life and family comfort after a useful career. He is praised for his qualities as a man and his dedication to domestic duties, with public sorrow extending beyond his presidency.
Norwich university marks ninetyth commencement at Northfield
The Northfield News reports Nor rich university celebrates its ninetieth commencement with the largest graduating class in its history. President Spooner and instructors led a strong faculty with Commandant Chapman of the U S as, while trustees and alumni supported the year’s work and growth. An endowment fund would enhance the institution’s value to the state.
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Nor ‘Wich University ix
Northfield
Spooner
Chapman
Northfield News
Mary’s Graduation at St. Mary’s Academy Burlington
Burlington June 23 The graduation exercises at St Marys academy were held yesterday afternoon. The graduates include Miss Gabrielle C Conn or New Bedford Miss Helen El Moore Hyde Park Miss Frances King Dallas Tex Miss Frances King New Bedford Mass and others. Prizes awarded include gold medals for honors Latin and English classics and church history with donors noted.
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Burlington
St. Mary's Academy
Mary Gebbielle
Clementine Council
New Bedford
Maya
Helen Agnes ‘Tom
Mary Eflen Moore
Hyde Park
Frances Sar King
Dallas
Frances Sare King
Mies Belen
Elizabeth Murphy
Mise Hisel
Augusta Tenney
White River Junction
Mit Cecilia
Tivand
Winooski
P. J. Barrett
Gabrielle C. Connoir
O. I
Myre
M. Nottt
Helen EL M
Nation
Mina Agnes
Uere Ition
Mary J. Moore
Cassidy
Masa
Princes E. Kine
Latis
Gabrielle
Gotnolr
Margaret McDonald
Dora Graney
Miele
Prances King
Local notes from Topsham and surrounding towns stories
Chelsea Corwin and H K Darling visited Topsham for a day of hunting. Rev Fred Daniels attended a preachers meeting in White River Junction. Several townsfolk traveled for sales and visits, including B H Adams Jr buying horses in West Lebanon and W B Proncott returning from Tunbridge. Municipal notices mention a pending log harvest and revised railroad duties. several locals were cited for a short legal matter and others planned social visits with neighbors in Vermont towns.
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B.A. Corwin
H.K. Darling
Topsham
BR. M. Harvey
Montpelier
Fred Daniels
White [River Junction
Independent Candidate Sought in Vermont Governor Race
A Vermont editor rails at the unease over gubernatorial contenders and calls for an independent candidate. The piece contrasts proslavery era bridge ideas with modern iron designs, praising Newfane and Willimantic for sturdy progress and Montpelier’s evolving infrastructure plans.
Librarian Sarah Hagar Dies After 23 Years in Burlington
Burlington mourns the loss of Sarah O Hagar aged 80 librarian of the Fletcher Frey Library for 23 years. Born December 3 1897 in Shelburne she was the eldest daughter of Luther M and Alarrisa Penrion Hagar. Survived by sister Maria Hagar nephews Charles M and Henry Hagar and niece Mary L Hagar all of Burlington.
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Burlington
Sarah O Hagar
Fletcher Frey
Inshelburne
Luther M
Alarrisa
Penrion) Hagar
Magar
Maria
Hagar
Charles HM
Henry H. Hagar
Mary
Murlington
Sargent Family Attends Mrs Cheney Memorial in East Barre
In East Barre Mrs Merry Sargent and daughter Mrs LL Tierney of South Barre traveled to the city Worthgaday for the funeral of Mrs L Cheney aunt to Mrs Tierney. F L Sargent took his brother Harry to Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington for an operation this morning. The family has community sympathy.
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Merry Sargent
LL .Tierney
South Barre
L. Cheney
Tierney
F. L. Sargent
Harry Sargent
Mary Wletcher Hospital
Burlington
Community Notes from Greniteville and Wilumstown Delegates
Local events recount a visit by Mrs. Mowry Atneword and Dave Dumbwold, with neighbors at their home in Ming Richardenm. The Universalfet society elected officers led by Man. nls Dow and Anna Mitten. Parish meetings elected George Colby as chair and officers, with several named members and new entrants noted. Clarification issued on Wilumstown Del corte caucus delegates Luther Bailey and N J Faentam with alternates C Bailey and Jas Pirie.
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Albuenoon
Greniteville
Mowry
Dave Dumbwold
Eialt
Ming
Waehing
The
Universalfet Aeclety
Man
Nls Dow Vive-Provident
Anna Mitten
Cela Colby
Aime Wither
Barrn
Wilumstown Delcorte
Luther Bailey
N. J. Faentam
C. Bailey
Jas. K. Pirie
Mailey
KB. Watson
Williston Wedding Unites G F Irish and Miss Mary Metcalf
A wedding took place Tuesday evening at the home of W J H Metcalf in Williston. G F Irish and Miss Mary Metcalf were married by Rev B M Kent with decorations by Jay Metcalf. The bride wore a satin gown and veil. sisters Amey, Florence and Ada attended. A reception followed and a Lake George wedding trip led to home in North Williston where the groom is with RK Brown & Co. Out of town guests attended from Wale Fell, West Stummington, and Qhfeopen.
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Mra
Oalf
Aliks Amey I
Florence
Rk, Brown &Co
Out of Town
Misa Grace
White
Madtionk Stearns
Charles Metcalf
Walefell
Mase
Ks, Sougiey
West Stummington
Mass
Madalene Cromnton
Qhfeopen
Maes
Bellows Falls Wedding amid Family Guests
In Bellows Falls on June 25 a notable society wedding united Miss Magareth Carr Williams and Gen. Nathan G. Williams’s son James Arthur Williams at the bride’s home. Due to the bride’s father’s illness the ceremony was intimate with family present. Rev. A P Pratt officiated. best man Terry W Cowles of New York City. bridesmaid Miss Genevieve Williams. ushers P Pearson of Gardner and W Smith of Bellows Falls.
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Mies Genevieve Williams
P. Pearson
Gardner, Mars
W. . Smith
Bellows Pulte
Let Us Bake for You Bakery Ad Promises Fresh Goods
An old style advertisement invites customers to enjoy home made baked items during summer. It touts cookies, cakes, bread and date cake at small prices, highlighting high quality ingredients, free delivery, and convenience of not heating a kitchen all day.
1TH REGIMENT REUNION CAPT J RUTLAND JUNE 25
Civil War veterans of the 7th Vermont volunteer regiment gathered for a reunion. Officers announced included President Captain J L Moseley of Northfield, vice presidents William Cronan of Rutland, Captain Charles Clark of Rutland, Captain Henry Stool of Troy, Secretary and Treasurer H Shepard of Wallingford. Tomorrow the officers plan a trolley excursion to Lake Champlain.
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Rutland
Gio Anmsial Nrulon
Vermont Volunteer
J. L. Moseley
Nerthfelt
William Cronan
Charlee Clark
Menry Stool
Troy
H. Shepard
Wall Haven
Lake Domewen
Green's Ideal Bakery Contact Details
Green's Ideal Bakery lists telephone number 3374 and address 309 North Main Street, providing the main contact point for customers in the local area.
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Green's Ideal Bakery
North Main St
North Main Street
Special Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Shoes and Apparel
A local advertisement touts Weber shoes originally 3.50 now priced at 1,983 with Oxfords and patent leather styles. Bargains include men and women hose at bulk rates, skirts suits and shirt waists, underdrawers, straw hats and caps. Some items list dramatic markdowns on men’s pants and hats.
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Ios
Alex Corey and Co Oxy Jacks Lusch Room Depot
Industrial firmAlex Corey and Co completes expansion at Oxy facility and unveils Jacks Lusch Room Depot project aims to boost storage and supply chain capabilities. Local officials attend opening ceremony and applaud increased regional jobs.
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Alex Corey & Co., Oxy, Jacks Lusch Room Depot
Squar
Britons on Cleveland remembered in London tributes
London papers publish extended memories and portraits of Mr. Cleveland. The Daily Telegraph dedicates columns to his life, praising his integrity and public service. Other papers note Venezuela incident context and cite his popularity and strong leadership.
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London
London Morning
Cleveland
Daily ‘Telegraph
Newepapera
Escere
Daily Mail
Clapses
Morning Post
Rimark
Bixmark
Wiemark
United States
White House
Washington
England
Mémir
Yesteriay
Epmak
Dora
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Langley
Hursday
Carie Daily Times
Roosevelt
Harvard
John Martin Thowims
Middlebury College
Thomas
Lambes
Brainerd
Middlebury Institution
Middlebury
Barre, Vt
Norwich
Savings Bank and Trust Company
Barre, Vermont
Oldest Bank For Savings
Chelsea
B. H. Adams, Jr
West Lebanon
Proncott
Tunbridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
T. G. Dearborn
South Royal
Geo. J. Stow Reenthy
Admire E. A. Davis
Lewis N. Luces
Massachusetts
Teianta
Boston
Worcosto
Stanley
Wilvon Wan
West Fairlee
Bhetford
Thesday
Gookie Ware
Medfon
Ormsden
Don Magoon
Mra. Ware
Ormatise
Mr. Magoon
Ware
Electric Railway
Murry Bowan
Bristol
Cime
Cime Wednday For A Few Daye’ Atop With Freinds In Town. ‘Mr
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Morrell
East Trockfield
Trork
Jane Lali
Rickbel
Eerious Hiness
Fir Brother
Robert OW
Ten
Carpenter
Prank Marken
Hentye
Rutland Momlay
Sherif
Sprague
Mosme
Willliamerilie
Newfane
Asrattleboro
Brattlebors
Sarah
Hager
East Barre
Univernallet Society
Olt Alticerss
George Colby
Slerk
George’ Wither
Grenmarer
W. J. Granger
George W. Lynte
Mowell
W. J. Pratt
AL Blanchard
Mire A. RK. Martin
HM. Jefforts
Merv
G. D. Smith
Sea
Williston
Mary YF. Metcalf
G. F. Irish
Thone
Bellows Fales
N. G. Williams
1Th Regiment
Reunion
L. Moseley of
Jarter den Lington
Orierst
Ratano
Willow
A. W. . Badger &Co
Morse
Barrene
Wesineace
Biore
Ae Ee
Averill Mos
Averill Mills
Pillsbury’s Best
Drown
E. A. Drown
Mainey
Nat'l Beni
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