Vermont’s Battleship Vermont Scheduled for Reduced Duty
The Vermont and five other battleships, including the New Hampshire and the Connecticut, are placed on half commission at Norfolk Navy Yard. The Vermont will be kept with a small crew to maintain efficiency while awaiting a full withdrawal from active service and retirement, reflecting new fleet developments. A sentimental wish remains for a new Vermont to rise in its place.
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Vermont
United States
United States Navy
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Watchmen See No Enforcement Of 10 MPH Auto Rule
Village and city watchmen avoid strict enforcement of a 10 mile per hour limit, noting faster daytime traffic on many streets. They favor a driving rate that allows instant stoppage if needed, roughly 15 miles per hour, which is widely accepted as reasonable.
Vermont cities toast new hotels as drivers visit Barre and Havre
Barre welcomes a four story hotel opening with a banquet for local business leaders who helped fund the $100000 project. Havre also prepares to open a new hotel of similar value as Vermont towns push capital and tourism. The Vermont press sees hotels as key assets and anticipates broader growth and “Playground of America” status.
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Barre
Granite City
Brattleboro
Havre
Vermont
America
Bryce
Burlington Free Press
Rutland
Amelia
Lord Bruce
Major General Wood urges greater war prep at Norwich University
Major General Leonard Wood argues for increased U S military preparedness in a speech to a military college audience at Norwich University. He favors a larger professional standing army and training, while opposing compulsory youth military service and broad civilian conscription as in Switzerland or Australia.
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Leonard Wood
Norwich University
United States
Wood
Switzerland
Australia
Lrge
Law Breaking Motorists Warned at Lyndonville Entries
Editorial letter argues speed limits are known and signs at village entrances may be unnecessary. It contends many drivers ignore laws and claims warning signs can deter speeding in thickly settled areas, urging enforcement over warnings.
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Lyndonville
Verprnnen
HIG STREET PARADE And Mary Feather in Indian marriage remarks
A fragmentary Kan ina text recalls a parade scene with Princess Maracy Haxle Feather and Mary Feather discussing marriage and Indian identity. The dialogue references red men lore and a looming white avenue project, with lyrical musings on Indigenous heritage and social expectations.
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Maracy
Kaneon
North Amer
Talk of the Town Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream Saturday
The column notes Crown's offering fresh strawberry ice cream for Saturday. It also lists local social updates including visits, trips, and community happenings around Barre and surrounding towns with names of residents, businesses, and events.
Bank Adverts Explain Double Liability From Stockholders
The third ad explaining the Peoples National Bank outlines its community role and business scope. It notes a capital stock of 100000 fully paid in by locals and cites Federal Reserve Act Section 28, stating stockholders are personally liable for all contracts and debts up to double their par value.
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Peoples National Bank
Federal Reserve Act
National Banking Association
Sunday church services and schedules listed
A long roster lists Sunday services for many churches in the area. including Mission Union South Barre East Barre Congregational Church St John the Baptist Episcopal Church and more with times for worship Sunday school and special events. The list notes pastors rectors and service details for each church.
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Mission Union
South Barre
Brook Street
All Welcome
East Barre
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church
Websterville
Congregational Church
J. W. Tarnett
Berlin
France
First Baptist Church
George H. Holt
Christian Endeavor
Hedding Methodist
Who Will Claim Them Letters Uncalled For at Barre Post Office
Uncalled letters at the Barre post office for the work ending June 24 list men Arthur Allird Antonio Arzo W Hamilton Buchan Edward Enright Fred Brow Alonso Joaquin William Nedde W Nadermann James O Rouke Antonio Perojo H Scott Anson E Veito and women Mres Anglean Mrs Dora Blair Emiglia Bianchi Mrs Esther C Cutler Miss Daisy Davidson Mrs W T Stewart among others.
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Barre
Vermont
Ofice
Arthur Allird
Antonio Arzo
W. Hamilton Buchan
Edward Enright
Fred Brow
Alonso Joaquin
William Nedde
W. Nadermann
James O'Rouke
Antonio Perojo
H. Scott
Anson E. Veito
Mres. Anglean
Dora Blair
Emiglia Bianchi
Esther C. Cutler
Daisy Davidson
W. T. Stewart
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Frank EB. Langley
Wilson
Montpelier
Harvard
F. H. Rogers & Co
Hig Street Parade
Will
Pet Truss
Mery Dagle
Werstep Gle
Talk OF
the Town
Crown's
People’s National Bank
John D. Winslow
Chatham
N. Y
Ja. A. A. Northrop
Merchant Street
J. Frank Perry
James
Arthur
Yeater
Salem
Maas
George Brown
Little
St. Johnsbury
Margaret McCarthy
Brookstreet
Knosburg Falls
Mra
E. 0. Wheeler and
Warner Wheeler
Delmont Avenue
Dennison Densmore
H. P. Wheeler
Woodbury Pond
Wheeler
BK. N. Normandeau
St. Johnsbury Center
Normandeau
Central Vermont Railroad
R. E. McIntosh
Boston
Hagle Oil Co
E. A. Williams
Washington Street
Miss Lamb
Concord
N. H
Stowe
Lake Champlain
Harley W. Heath
Ralph Perry
New Jersey
Opéh
WW. D. Bolton
Bolton
St. Albans
Mission Circle of the Universalist Church
George L. Bates
Orange Street
C. R. Allen
Brooks
F. Bh. Burr
Bates
Robinson
J. B
Randolph
Earl M. Lewis
T. J. Driscoll
Carrier Park Lode
Bewket
Plens. de
C. W. Steele
M.L. Chandler
G. E. Varnum
N. Hallard
Fred Tenkler
A. A. Boyes
Je Mer Fitts
RG. Robinson
Alan
Ereta
the Peoples National Bank of
Barre Worthen
Salvation Army
Depot Square
Young People’s Legion
Char
J. Slater
Universalist Church
John B. Reardon
Young People’s Christian Union
Booker T. Washington
W. J A. Wheaton
Granite City General Store
Granite Street Telephone
Axminster
Barre’s
Vaughan
Oxfords
Rogers
Walk-Over
Boot Barre
N. Main St
Christmas Club
F. G. Howland
Peres Bersos
Kane Tee
W. A. Drew
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