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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
1
A chaotic OCR fragment reports the fear that a steamer foundered at Bombay port with 119 aboard. It mentions typhoon encounters, June 25 events, and related dramatic claims amid other disjointed notes about ships, regatta participation, and a Philippine seed inquiry.
In a Massachusetts court yesterday, Mrs. Glover was acquitted on the charge of murder and related counts. The verdict included not guilty findings in the Mey Libere and nia cases, while the trial also addressed additional defendants tied to the same alleged plot. The proceedings concluded with the jury delivering its verdicts after brief deliberation.
A Montpelier gathering notes eye surgery for a resident, discusses pension changes, and outlines Fourth of July events. Local merchants back an athletic parade with prizes as supporters eye Vermont championship hopes, while a reunion for residents of nearby streets is planned with officers elected for the coming year.
A compiled notice of worship times across multiple churches including The Church of the Good Shepherd Presbyterian and Baptist Mission. It lists morning prayers, sermons, Sunday schools, youth and missionary events, and weekly prayer meetings with locations and pastors' names.
East Orange society page records brief notices of HL Dickey visiting Wilmington and daughters of Fred Rast Barto visiting. Washington spore and freck unclarified names appear amid scattered fragments. A few residents like Fey Blake and AL Prescott mentioned in incomplete items.
Fragmentary report shows Brattleboro officials and State's Attorney Cherlon Wittens discussing prosecutions and a 39 Rampies case at a state laboratory. Letters from anti chairman John Galva and others urged attention. Williams reportedly delayed actions citing burial rank, with replies sent to clarify the matters.
A rural fire totally consumed a farm home and granary about two miles south of the village yesterday. A small shed and berry patch were damaged, with losses including miscellaneous contents. Authorities suspect accidental cause tied to defective wiring.
In Totland and St Albans two individuals face bankruptcy filings under the United States court system. The proceedings name the debtors and list entities claiming assets, with details obscured by OCR errors.
A fire destroyed a local plant near Eship Bour early this morning. The blaze caused significant damage to equipment and residence, with authorities reporting no injuries. Fire crews contained the blaze after several hours. origin and exact cause are under investigation.
John Landragan shoe manufacturer and Policeman Carroll were shot during a robbery in Lynn Maw as bandits sought 4000 in a satchel from the Ormer’s Factory. Carroll died. Landragan died later, and four bandits fired on the crowd before fleeing town. The scene drew police pursuit and a manhunt.
Newport hosts Shriners day with a ceremonial parade including Nobles and visiting temples, a boat trip on Lady of the Lake with entertainment, races, and a baseball game. Afterward crowds gathered at Academy Hall for dances and a final display of fireworks as locals welcomed the visiting group.
A local notice lists Union Sunday services at multiple churches in Brattleboro and surrounding towns with dates in August and descriptions of pastors. It notes hopes for strong community support and church participation.
Seventeen weary pens of the plains were escorted across the Stenting sands to Menon yesterday afternoon. Nobles of Oniroten Ne and other orders joined the event, with a large turnout and a parade ending at King Street. The Arab leaders, including Noble Himawnette, led formations and presented ceremonial baton offerings.
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century notice details Mortimer family events centering on a birthday present, land deeds, and family ties. It mentions young Mortimer and a relative associated with timber and property in the town, with references to a grandfather and ancestral land transferred through deeds and occupation.
Peter Menon of Kenaville New York travels to trace a stolen hare drifting through towns like Verinoot, Novato Forks, and Brockway. He reports a man offered a cheaper wagon and boat ride aboard the Tipe to Shelburne and Mullland, with locals Margaret Grogan and Leta noting his presence.
Publication notes that thirty graduates are to be numbered this year from the University of Vermont medical college. Forty one men entered the class, with eleven failing. Only two of the failures had studied four years at the university. the rest were admitted from other colleges. The announcement was made ahead of next Wednesday's ceremony.
Newport June 28 A driver frightened by an auto caused a horse to bolt. John Tintalp aged 60 was killed when an overhanging bough swept him from the wagon. William Kelley of Richford faced blame as the scene unfolded near Potton and Newport while Tindale, the other man, left his home after the accident.
A school recital honoring Miss Woodhaw drew praise for her work with young children. The event featured student performances and floral tributes, with attendees applauding her dedication and progress over the year.
An elderly man was hurt in a disturbing collision near the North Royaltim area. The report notes a family, including a young woman, reacting to the event as bystanders described the chaotic scene. Police or witnesses indicated no severe fire or explosion occurred at the incident site.
A local party plan allocates 21 delegates among towns with equal representation per town. Nortelcombe leads with 31 delegates, Waterbury 15, and several towns including Barra Town Calais Gibot Mare Held Warrey and others assigned six each, while Bertin Dunhory East Montpelier Paywhon Middevex Roxbury Wallafield Woodbury and Worcester receive smaller shares.
A funeral for Mer, Winter was held with a large gathering of friends and neighbors, the home filled with flowers and sympathy. Officiating clergyman Mew E. C. Downey led services. burial followed in Elmwood cemetery with Odd Fellows memorials cited. A long list of flowers and donors accompanied the notice, noting many friends and relatives in attendance.
A jumble of notices from a Vermont fruit store, auctions at Beckley Street, and real estate leads blend with local social updates. Winners in a county field event, travel plans, and a lively party at Mrs Williamson’s echo a busy community page full of scattered names and events.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Sayw deployed to serve a warrant on Dr Johnnie Allen. A struggle followed as Allen attempted to flee and officers say he reached for a weapon while his wife tried to restrain him. The doctor was taken to Woodstock county jail for a Monday hearing to face charges at the current term.
The obituary reports the death of William LaCasme at his home near Beckles Street, with survivors including sister Corinne Hinnante and brother William from Massachusetts. Fraternal orders listed are Crate Gry camp, Modern Wo rksmen of America, Independent Order of Foresters, and Catholic Order for Foresters. Funeral services set for Monday at Monsen’s Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery on Belice Street. flowers declined.
The notice lists local vendors and seasonal fruit, especially native strawberries, with remarks on prices and products at United Fruit Store. It mentions Mrs Charles Wilkie’s Newport trip, Norwich University commencements, and Friday hotel arrivals including several named individuals. A sports schedule notes baseball doubleheader and a Dartmouth intramural event at Inter Park.
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