Spaulding Gaves Triumph Over Waterbury In Rugged Tilt
Spaulding high school defeated Waterbury 12 to 4 on the Montpelier seminary campus Tuesday afternoon. Calderara sparked Spaulding with three of their runs, while Pell was hit hard. Waterbury mounted late pressure but crucial fielding errors and timely hits by Spaulding sealed the game.
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Baseball Scores From Tuesday Across The League
In the American League games Tuesday New York beat New York 9 to 5 in New York while Boston hosted Philadelphia and won 5 to 2. Washington fell to an away loss, Chicago defeated Cleveland 2 to 0, and Detroit topped St Louis 8 to 4 in Detroit.
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National League Tuesday scores in multiple cities
Results show Boston 10 Philadelphia 6 in the first game and Philadelphia 9 Boston 6 in the second. New York 4 Brooklyn 4 in the first Brooklyn 0 New York 3 in the second. Chicago 6 Cincinnati 2 in the first and Cincinnati 2 Chicago 0 in the second. St Louis 0 Pittsburgh 2.
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Heinie Zimmerman Marries Bertha Noe in New York
Henry Heinie Zimmerman third baseman of the New York National League club wed Miss Bertha K Noe of New York City in New York last night, according to a bride’s parents notice sent today. The couple's union links a prominent baseball star with a New York bride in a high profile city ceremony.
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New York National
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Legal and traffic notes from South Ayegate visit
State's Attorney Campbell and Sheriff Worthen visited for cases long pending. A maleam Page of Groton released after wine incident. Three Malian women pled guilty to selling liquor, fined 300 each plus costs. Minor car accidents reported including F.C Brows and A. T. Hall incidents. Horace Thomas and family from Lansing, Mich visited Mrs. Emma Gibson, noting connections to local figures.
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Wilbur Worthen
St. Johnsbury
Maleam Page
Groton
Augustini
Leonard
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F.C Brows
Woodsville
Mr. Brown
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A. T. Hall
Woodeville
Horace
Vermont
Pearl Thomas
John Thomas
Wells River
Honorary degrees by University of Vermont listed
Burlington June 25 University of Vermont conferred honorary degrees LL D to Henry Thomas Mayo and Percival Wood Clement, Litt D to Liberty Hyde Bailey and Avery Howe, D D to Henry Jennings Withourn and Edward Sawyer Stone. Graduates of class of 1880 1889 also noted with Bachelors of science in agriculture home economics civil electrical mechanical chemistry commerce and economics education philosophy arts and medicine degrees listed alongside names and hometowns.
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Burtington
United States Navy
Percival Wood Clement
Rutland
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Avery Howe
New York City
Henry Jennings Withourn
Montreal
Edward Sawyer Stone
Wanton
A. B.george Graves
Hartford
Connethica
Pauley
Chicago
Lil
Robert Ian Johnson
Washington
D. C
William Tutherly
William Perry Cheney
Tsaar Allard Drowne
Morrisville
Clifford Nathaniel Dustin
Randolph
Harold Albert Dwinell
Fast Calais
Walter Roy
LeBaron
Waterbury
Hardy Augustus Merrill
Craftsbury
Charles Seth Rising
Rupert
Theron Warner Strong
Northfield
Ralph Ernest Thayer
Elmer Earl
Towne
Waterbury Center
Roy Edmund Wilcox
St. Albans
Margaret Edson Cheney
Susan Narcissa Delano
Marrinville
Emma Mathilde Flint
Edith Black Halsted
Westfield
Laure Estella Tyler
Alan Foster Furman
Swang Jim
Earl Louis Ledoux
Leon Leslie Maelver
Graniteville
Tew
Tom Mitra
Osaka
Apan
Lucille Frances O'Sullivan
Sean Isham
Patten
Margaret Ann Patten
Helmut James Shanley, Jr
Kenneth Elton Spauiding
Anna Boutwell
Florence
Marie Marcotte
Winooski
Willard Berkeley
Buckham
Berkeley
Izabeth Elmore Damon
Kingston
Helen Sarah Barnard
Pittston
Annis Orrilla Barney
Essex Junction
Barbara Slayton Brown
Cathrine Frances Casey
New York
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Florence Chadwick Cummings
Frances Caroline Dutton
Hardwick
Arthur Flash Hogan
Douglas McSweenigmond Henry Mar
Ethelinda Varney Rich
Alden Smith
Rich
John Edwingiart
Burling
Fivgenie Levise Tower
Collegeville
Mary Elizabeth Wells
Welle River
Corilla May White
Doctors of Medicine
Ernest Raymond Alexander
Nashville
Tenn
Clifton Clermont Daigle
Tatig Marius DeCreco
Framingham
Masa
Alhonso Rand Golf
Keene
Norwich
Conn
Louis J. Melnick
Leon Joseph Menard
Holyoke
Ralph Stanley Merriam
Rochester
Camille Joseph Monette
Mimer Waters Pike
Isle la Motte
Alec Rabinovitch
William Hays Rice
Osborn
William Sinclair Voorhies
Lyndhurst
Noo
Homer Berkley Walker
Meyerndale
Joseph Harry Welch
Bennington
Jonny Walter Wolf
Yonkers
Arthur William Wyker
Newton
N. J
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J. E. Monahan
Washington, D. C
Prize list for special merit in medicine presents names
Alexander and Louia receive prizes for special merit in medicine. Names include Louis Melnick, Naael Joseph H. Welch, Bennington, John Merriam, Rochester, Alec Rabinovitch, Norwich. Awards honor medical achievement in Nashville Tennessee and surrounding institutions.
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Norwich
Conn
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Vermont Library Week Seen In Montpelier Events
Montpelier hosts Vermont Library Week from June 30 to July 5 under the Vermont Library Association and Free Public Library Commission. Highlights include a banquet June 30 at 8:40 p.m., a library rally, three conference round tables on librarians trustees and citizens, and sessions on community work by libraries.
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Nellie Gill Players Present Our New Minister Saturday
Plainfield theater note reports the Nellie Gill Players will stage Our New Minister by Denman Thompson Saturday night. The company bills it as superior to The Old Homestead and Coney.
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Denman Thompson
Medicines Used by Monks Through the Ages
The article notes Lat monks in ancient days knew over 300 medicinal plant species and that many modern remedies come from field roots and herbs. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a longtime standard remedy for women’s ailments.
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