Yale Junior Killed in Auto Crash in Nap Haven
Four youths were injured as a car left the highway near Centerville early today in Nap Haven Connecticut. Oliver Daniel, a Yale junior from Allegheny Pennsylvania, was killed when his auto overturned after striking a track. Fellow passengers J C Colson, W Strother Jones, and E Jud yon sustained injuries.
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Nap Haven
Conn
Daniel
Oliver
Yale
Allegheny
Centerville
Oc- Gad
J.C. Colson
Sheffield Department
Baltimore
W. Strother Jones
Shotlell
Red Munk
N. Y
E. Judyon
New York
Shemeit
Exposition Hotels Burned In Norfolk Fire
A major fire in Norfolk Virginia today destroyed the Berkeley and Ar fale hotels along with several smaller hostels in the Pine Beach block opposite the exposition grounds. Six people are reported dead and the damage may exceed 300000 dollars.
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Norfolk
Pine Beach
Jamesown Exposition Grounds
Berkeley
Ton
Ten Bombs Explode In Tiis Area Killing and Wounding
Ten bombs were thrown into Elvan Square in Tiis Caucasia today causing many deaths and severe injuries. The blast shattered a wide area and left streets in ruins. Reports mention residents Mis Thu Thompson and others arriving home recently as local names appear in scattered accounts from Hartford and nearby towns.
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Tiflis
Trans-Caucasis
Elvan Square
Rugg Takes Four Firsts At Rutland Horse Show
At Rutland three day event Governor Proctor and four state officials attend as 135 horses exhibit. Herbert A. Rugg of Barre wins four cups and blue ribbons with Dolly and Dandy Soo in Morgans. Shelburne Farms shows Trixy Calvin Bonito and El Quesh. Homer Davenport centers attention with 19 Arabians and a Bedouin boy in native dress.
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W. Seward Webb
Shelburne Farms
Trixy
Saliniog
Bonito
Calvin
Cinta
Herbert A. Rugg
Barre
Mr. Rugg
Aly Soo
Fiat
Dolly
W. W. Wilkine
Rutlant
Homer Davenmethe
Morris ‘Nuns
N.J
Mont Voronters
Davenport
Alepig
Hin
Bia
Norwich Prize Speakers Spark Freshmanine Contest
The Nor witch university event drew about four hundred in Deway as four cadet orchestra pieces played. Robert Nngel Hs of Middlebury won first prize for The Sign of the Craxa, Ashton Melville Aenny of Granville took second with The Fiddle Told, Merritt Elmer Carpenter of Bennington claimed third for The Famine. Other contestants included Benjamin of Sree 2ees Bearde M Northfield Waters bury Smiph W and Earle Mf Cuttleg both of Northfeld. Judges were John J. Algor of Iown River academy C A G Jackson of Montpelier and Judge Tillotson of Albans.
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Norwich University
Deway
Robert Nngel Hs
Middlebury
Ashton Melville Aenny
Granvilly
Merritt Elmer Carpentter
Bennington
Benjamin
Sree
Bearde M
Northfield
Watersbury
Smiph W
Earle Mf Cuttleg
Northfeld
John J. Algor
Iown River Academy
C. A. G. Jackson
Montpelier
Lee
Tillotson
Albans
Edmund C Burlington Chosen University Trustee
Edmund C of Burlington was elected a trustee of the University of Vermont at the meeting yesterday. An alumni breakfast announced the endowment fund now at $475,544 with a goal of $1,000,000. Prof. J E Goodrich, Latin professor for 35 years, retired yesterday at age 77.
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Thanni
University of Vermont
Edmund C. of
Burlington
jUniversity
Surec
G. 6
Bui
Hel
P. Basa
J. E. Goodrich
Prof. Goodrich
Unique Family Reunion in Rutland Vermont
A rare reunion in Rutland brought eight of thirteen sisters together after 62 years. The gathering honored matriarchs and cousins from Westminster to Monticello, with Ferris, aged 80, as the eldest and Mrs Moore, 58, the youngest. The family trace back to the Handell Smith lineage. the home they were born in Westminster still stands.
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Vermont
Rutland
Merte
Norman A. Page
Charles Austin Moore
Mary FE. Manon
Ratland
Hrastus Wright
Mise Hall
Buith
Coventry
A. D. Fors
Rockport
Monticello
Mipn
W. Bryant
Corns Flats
Jose
Handell Smith
Westminster
Ferris
Aldeat
Moore
Perrin
Belle Plaine
Minn
Ferris Weilled
Brookine Alec
Indiana
Lawsuit Seeks 10000 Damages Over Vergennes Wreck
Archie Dik of Heistel sues Rothid railroad in Chittenden County Court seeking 10000 dollars for injuries from the Vergennes wreck in December. Plaintiff claims neck back and leg injuries caused long convalescence and disability. Damaged goods and other disputed items noted in the filing.
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Archie Dik
Heistel
Rothid
Ghittenden
Pleiiti
Vergennes
Gill
Corti
Four honorary degrees conferred at Burlington ceremony
The University of Vermont awarded honorary degrees in Burlington on June 26. Degrees included Doctor of Laws to Governor Fletcher D. Proc tor and Doctor of Divinity to Wil L Hopkins of Berkeley California. Also named were Master of Arts W. J. Van Patten of Burlington and Doctor of Science Charles 8. Desiwun of Michigan University.
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Burlington
The
University For Vermont
Fletcher D. Proctor
W. J. van Patten
HL Hopkins
Berkeley
California
Charles 8. Desiwun
Michigan University
Dartmouth Degrees Bestowed at Hanover Commencement
At the Dartmouth commencement today in Hanover New Hampshire honorary degrees were conferred on several figures including John Milton Thompson from San Francisco a retired physician Frederick von Knight from New Orleans and Ambrose White Vernon professor of English literature along with Theodore Elijah Burton a congressman from Ohio and other scholars.
Degrees at Cambridge confer honorary honors to notable figures
In Cambridge on June 26, Harvard’s honorary degrees were conferred upon Lt. Dy Elin Root Jansen firger the British ambassador to the United States Jean Jules Jinsorand French ambassador to the United States Luigi Amadoe Duke of Athurst Woodrow Wilson president of Princeton M A Henry Arthur Jones the English dramatist.
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Cambridge
Mose
Harvard
Dy Elin Root
Jansen Firger
United Ater
Jean Jules
Jinsorand
Hinbaasador
United States
Luigi Amadoe
Duke of
Athurst
Wodrow Wilson
Princeton
M. A
Henry Arthur Jones
Yale New Haven honors notable figures with degrees
Degrees conferred at Yale commencement include Lt. D. Henry Pickering Walcott acting Harvard president during President Bilot's absence, Herbert Potram librarian of Concordia, Philander Knox former United States attorney general, Lit. D, FF, Hopkinson Smith noted as distinguished author and artist.
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New Haven
Toll
D. Henry
Pickering Walcott
Harvard
Bilot
Herbert Potram
Conkresa
Philander Knox
United States
Hopkimon Smith
Town Beat College Defeated In Tight MidWjobury Match
In a lively June 6 game at MidWjobury, Town beat Bendalebury College by a 4 to 3 score. Key moments included tight pitching and a late run by Mangina, while Rowe contributed in the field and Ei feneneep tes et fine provided defense.
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MidWjobury
Bndalebury College
Datoum
Heen
Tatterins
Miumain
Ei Feneneep
Rowe
Mggina
Central Vermont faces weekly pay law test in Vermont
States attorney Benjamin Gates served notice on Central Vermont Railway for failing to pay about 25 workers weekly under the new weekly payment act. The action, first of its kind, seeks a $50 forfeit per violation and questions the constitutionality of the law. Supt. Stanvan says pay changes cost railroads money, estimating statewide costs between 40,000 and 25,000 annually.
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Central Vermont Railway Company
Legisature
Benjamin Gates
Vermont
James Konally
Stephen Colby
Charles Simmons
Mika
Mr . Frank ” Muszie
Luther Kit
Will of Victory administrator filed in probate
June 26 Burlington Me Rainey and Grenville Clark appear in probate proceedings for the estate of Col LeGrand Victory. Chester Griswold is named administrator with the will annexed. Inventory totals 1,000,085.08 dollars with credits and bonds listed for Vermont and New York creditors.
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Letirand
C. Griswold
Fn of
Victory
First Selectman
Chester Griswold
Rss Lea, Credita
Vermont Pitronalty
New York
Amedta Csc
Torpedo accident injures teen at Montpelier
A thirteen year old boy, son of Heavey, was badly hurt yesterday in Torpedo Park Montpelier while playing with a torpedo device. The object exploded, injuring his hand and finger while he and another girl were near a clothes line area.
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Montpelier
Trina
Heavey
Torpedo
Invedti Pation
Pietro Megini
Pretty Wedding Unites Hortense Smith and Oscar Anderson
Miss Hortense Amanda Smith and Oscar Anderson were married at the bride’s parents’ Maple Avenue home before about 75 guests. The ceremony featured a double ring service conducted by Rev. Francis A. Poole, with the couple exiting to a wedding march. Afterward, a dining room collation was served, and the newlyweds departed for a three week honeymoon in Massachusetts including Quincy.
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Hortense Amanda Smith
Ale
HL J. Smith
Oscar Anderson
Maple Avenue
Massachusett
Quincy
Mr. Anderson
Married at Montpelier in a morning ceremony
Jory B Clark and Mies Catherine F E McGinn wed at Christ Church with Rev. B E Nnard officiating. Arthur Kingman of Burth served as best man and Miss Ant Metutin of Concord, NH, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. A reception followed at Mrs Mary Clark's Elm Street home, after which the couple departed for an out of town trip.
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Elm Street
Mire
Fark
A Daily Wedding Seals Marriage At College Church
A daily wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at 4 o clock in the College church. Miss Sarah Mason daughter of Mrs and Mrs O F Mason and Henry Thurrows son of Mr and Mrs G H Burrows were married by the rector Rev T C Smart in a large gathering. The chancel featured bridal wreaths bay trees and ferns creating a floral arch and aisle.
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HH. C. Burrows
Sarah Mason
Barli
Escaved
Morriee ‘Mason
O. FR. Mason
Henry Thurrows
Mee
GH. Burrows
TC. Smart
Brakeman Fatally Injured at Montpelier Junction
Montpelier June 26 Charles St John of the city a freight brakeman aged 24 was crushed at Montpelier Junction while mulleting on the Central Vermont railway. He died shortly after amputation at Heaton hospital. How the accident occurred is not known. He had both legs amputated above the ankle.
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Montpelier
Charles St. John
Central Vermont Railway
Montpelier Junction
Heaton Bowital
St. John
Prem al
Shot Mammoth Hedgehog in Frantic Forest Sighting
A strange creature described as a mammoth hedgehog was observed by Willian Pan ning on a Monday near Matypeat Dodgeling. The animal reportedly emerged from the woods, prompting Pan ning to capture it on a veranda before others joined the scene, drawing attention from visitors intrigued by the unusual sighting.
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Willian Panning
Panning
Rome
Rutland Ward Elections Confusing Report Outlines Candidates
Vague local notice from Rutland on ward elections dated June 26 lists several candidates with unclear references. Names such as McKean Durfee Harvey Kingsley Carpenter and independent C.M. Carpenter appear amid disjointed phrases, with mentions of opposed or unopposed positions and timing notes that are hard to parse.
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Rutland
Seluyal
McKean
W. Durfee
Want Toon
Wade Way
Poenae Harvey Bo Kingsley
Herpleon
Tim
HC Carpenter
Talk of the Town Arrivals at City Hotel
A fragmented notice lists arrivals at the City hotel with scattered names and locations including Aiken New York Urbana and Durrell. The brief mentions guests from various places and periods without clear details or context. Names such as George Dewds and J A Spear appear amid partial references to itineraries and travel notices.
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A. Chay
Aiken
New York
Mts
Goddard Seminary Commencement Honors 21 Seniors
The thirty eighth annual commencement at Goddard Seminary awarded diplomas to 21 graduates in a morning ceremony in the chapel. Bessie E Brown and Rowland R Preston won the boys and girls prize in a program featuring orations on influence progress and national character.
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Bessie E. Brown
Rowland R. Preston
Prize Spearing Event Produces Early Leader
Fragmented OCR reports a prize spearing event with names Bessie E Brown and others. details are garbled but indicate early leaders and participants such as Hig Mecatje, Howland, Keeton, Jerome, Clara Le Crows, and H. Heven.
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Goddard Prise
Howland Fir
Keeton
Jerome
H. Heven
Clara le Crows
Kafleld
Fire disrupts afternoon program at local school
Reported small fire interrupted a daytime event featuring junior and senior classes. Speakers included Prof. De and others, with contestants of four per side. Fire department arrived about 1:20 pm and extinguished flames after emergency responders worked from chairs and roof area.
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Alabiy
Allie
Fonr Eich
Anil Jonior
Apenknre Ld
Bight
Fem
Cityboard deals with rail tracks and street matters
At a regular meeting aldermen addressed the fork shop crossing track condition after two Monday accidents causing damage to two carriages. Mahlan Kendall was appointed regular fireman and A B Curtis special policeman. The board granted Mead permission to grade Maplewood Avenue and accepted Franks Street extension and Johnson Street after grade adjustments. They backed no action on a bridge above Phelps Street to Butefelder meadow and instructed the city attorney to prepare for a court committee hearing to protect city interests. J W Gorton to be city attorney. Two appointments approved unanimously. Water and street proposals discussed with Mead and other city officials.
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I. J. Mead
Maplewood Avenue
Franks Street
Johnson Street
Mrr
J. W. Gorton
Robing
Mahlon Kendall
A. Bi. Curtis
Rio
Ernest Cutr
A. Giachine
Alumni Elect Officers in Goddard Alumni Association Meeting
The Goddard Alumni Association met yesterday afternoon and elected officers and a slate of executives. President A. W. Butterfield, secretary and treasurer Miss Julia A. Holland, assistant Miss Emma W Forter, and executive committee members O. K. Hollister Orlando L. Martin Mary Tobinson and Minnie Skinner Allen. The gathering drew many alumni and friends despite Joseph Bianchi’s absence due to illness, with proceedings continuing until July 10 and about 175 attendees tonight.
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Goddard
Presidant
A. OW
Butterfield
Ee Ee Ader
Witham Tren
Thatting S. Nelson
West Passet
Teasurer
Julia A. Holland
Barre
Emma Wforter
Bnet Montpeter
O. K. Hollister
Orlando L. Martin
Wisingiecht
Mary Tobinson
Hetel Wire
Minnie Skinner Alten
Willem W. Coburn
North Montpelier
Joseph’ Bianchi
Luigi Cassel
Verda Branco
Joseph Sansi
Alugeai
Local Court Actions and Community Address Listen
A July 10 continuation of cases was noted alongside a community gathering where Rev. Charles C. Staples delivered an address on Unly Training. Speakers included Prof. David L. Maslahy and Dean A. W. Pierce, with several other local figures listed among attendees. A separate incident saw Goddard alumna Cayia of Graniteville arrested on a warrant. Pleas and bail details were reported as the court adjourned for noon.
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Hollister
Charles C. Staples
Tee
David L. Maslahy
Title College
A. W. Pierce
Dean Academy
Franklin
Paul Waterman
Jerome Berry
J. Edward Wight
de WR. Shipman
Goddard
Amina Cayia
Graniteville
Faulkner
Eity
Bir
Ruit
Davie Wiles Atte
el Galli
Hin
North Main
Posstig & Post and Truck
Galli
Ponal
A. Tommai
Scot
Goddard Seminary Board Ends Year With Large Attendance
The annual meeting of the Goddard Seminary board of trustees was held yesterday with a large attendance. President W. R. Shipman presided. One year’s term of officers were reelected. Duate White of Roxbury was elected a member. The school reports a very successful year financially and otherwise. The total endowment fund now stands at $90,190.25.
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Goddard Seminary
W. R. Bhipman
Duate White
Roxbury
Mase
Wie
Goddard Pyreacemy Closes Theoe The Rer Cana
The text is garbled. A closed institution named Goddard Pyreacemy ends its operations. Details are unclear due to errors in the source. No clear dates names or locations are readable.
Annual Veterans Reunion at Dewey Park in Montpelier
Washington County veterans plan a July 24 gathering at Dewey Park Montpelier with a ceremony by county groups. Veterans organizers promise a rotating schedule of company tents and a salute to those who died since the previous reunion, urging all remaining veterans to attend.
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Washington County
Washingon
Dewey We Montpelier
Washton
Boervtury Wilvon
Five Lots Sold at Castle Sale Continues Friday
Five parcels were sold yesterday at the Comic land sale. The sale includes lots named Houghton and Ke Wetermar with several plots described by measurements. The balance of the lots will be offered Friday at 3:30 PM.
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Comic Land
Houghton
Graniteville Map Motto Unclear Street Note
Graniteville town notice presents fragmented OCR reading about Maple Camp in MW Ayab Mitef area with a referenced date or event unclear to readers.
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Dani! L. Oliver
Ewville
Jamestown Exposition
Rojee
Tiis
Caucasia
Beard
Hartford
Harte
W. Ih Crockett
George Newton
Alito Thompson
Williamstown
Ed Whitcomb
Oscar Teach
Groton
Hebing
Mise Siblin Clement
Telends
Wardington
Mr. Carles Johnson
Rugg
Proctor
Prises
Hope
Tonny
Carpenter
John Mudlwou
Teithiod
Dartmouth Degrees
Bryce
Duke Abruzti
Town
College
Gates
Charles Rainey
Cannon
Hortense A. Smith
Katherine E. McGinn
Joey E. Clark
Charles St. John of
Rospital
Mammoth Hedgehog
William Fanning
Brattleboro
W. BR. Shipman
Godiard
Elasa
Lahore
Whittier
Archie Cram
Ares
New York City
Carrie Hollister
Marsha Dente
Darre
George
Begaine
Ai Yslet
Boston
Sarvien
Cas
Burns Kaela
Woodsville
Tenny Don
Mies
Ouny
Edna Lee McMurray
Montgomery
Alm
Hollieter
Elaes
George Stanley Miller
Olforta
Carl D. Waterman
Kehoe
Bennett
Jerome Kk. Berry
Cola
S. Ogden
Northargae
Tuttle
Lena G. Towsley
Washington
Sombro
Elliott
Barr
Eee Preston
Hichunl
Clara J. Crone
Miseig Ch Laieoray
Ane Pomery
Lesalng
Bessie KE
Byla
Weeden
Charlie
Kehoe's
Bennetts
Gari B
Cate Descon Tuttle
Warn
James Aes
Iser
Fane
Miss Walker Romberg
Elliott Lena G
Warn of
Richardson
McMurrey
Kient
Sastoy
Saslore
Mr. Griffiths
Lesaing
Otra
Renee
Tina
Selome Tucil
S. Strafford
Croan
Enfield
N. M
Carrie Emily Uollister
Avia '¢ Hutchille
Juyford
Woodbury
Tee McMurmy Montgomery
Ala
Frances Grace Mabel W. Johac
Marietta’ Williams
Charlotte Wet Stuart
Granitevn
Willamstown
Saseis
Woodeville
N. J. Miller
Olgind
Binson
Brewton
Marahfield White
Tilden Verri
Bessie E, Brown
R. Preston
Fervinburg
Firat Tor
St. Main St
Mahlan Kendall
A. B. Curtis
J. W. Butterfield
Bianchi
Laey
Boy
Jim
Dewey Park
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