Grover Cleveland Buried In Princeton Cemetery
The burial of Grover Cleveland was held privately in Princeton with President Roosevelt, Gov. Fort, and other dignitaries in attendance. A simple service at home and at the grave followed a Wordsworth poem, with attendees casting earth onto the coffin and a restrained tribute fitting a private citizen. Officials avoided military pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Cleveland
William Wordsworth
Roosevelt
Port
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Gov. Fort
Loeb
Westfield
First
Presbyterian Church of
Maitland W. Bartlett
West Farme Presbyterian Church
Henry van Dyke
Willian A. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Chaireh of
Nassau Hall
Rutland Stage Collapse Injures Two Workers at New Home
A staging collapse on a new State street and Evergreen avenue home in Rutland toppled two men, George Dupee of Weet Rutland and Fred Mevey of Lerrill street, about 20 feet to the ground. Dupee suffered a chipped chin and a badly bruised left ankle, while Mevey's injuries were mainly facial cuts. Both were hurt but not seriously. This followed another similar accident earlier in the week at St. setters church. The article also lists Vermont Sons of Veterans officers including G. McGaffrey as commander and Fret E Terrill as secretary-treasurer, with other named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Gerorge Dupes
Weet Rutland
Vennels Tracy
Fred Mevey
Lerrill Street
M. W. Dunn
North Main Street
En Pagei
State Street
Evergreen Avenue
Mr. Dupee
Hearst Charges Fraud in New York Mayor Recount
Clarence J. Shearn, counsel for Hearst, claims ballot boxes were stuffed as the recount shows Hearst gaining 663 votes and McClellan leading by 2,971. He alleges miscounts and box tampering during or near election time, with many boxes unreopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence J. Stearn
W. Fi. Hearst
Hearst
McClellan
Shean
Shearn
Await Glidden's Coming Balloons Case at Hearings
In Brattleboro on June 2 William Murphy and Aburies Riggleman faced Judge W. Gibson on charges of assault with intent to kill Charles J. Glidden of Br ton who was seen in a balloon last Friday. Counsel sought a 4 pm continuation but bail issues prompted immediate hearing. Attorney General C. Kitts requested delay to secure Glidden as a witness, with full hearing slated for today at 2 40 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrattleboro
William Murphy
Aburies Riggieman
Charles J. Glidden
Borton
W. Gibson
W. R. Waley
Vergennes Candidate Withdraws From Congress Race
Vergennes June 27 Frank Lo Fish withdraws his name as candidate for Congress in the fray district citing voter preference for Congressman D J Foster at recent caucuses. He thanks supporters and urges party harmony opposing any disruption to Vermont’s September Republican vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergennes
Frank Lo Fish
Congress
D. J. Foster
Vermont
Body Found At Vernon Near Brattleboro Dam Worker
The body of John McSherry, a Connecticut River dam worker between Vernon and Hinsdale New Hampshire, was found yesterday floating in a partly finished cofferdam. He drowned Tuesday while attempting to swim the river. the drowned man’s identity was unknown at that time. The body was taken to Hinsdiate for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
John McSherry
Connecticut River
Vernon
Hinsdale
N. H
McSherry
Hins Diate
Bethel News Briefs From Barre Visit and Local Affairs
Bethel reports Mia Bethel and John Kebber visiting her mother in Barre. Woodbury granite sheds resume work with about thirty men, rising soon. Miss Morris Abbott vacationing from Montague teaching duties. Dr H Hurley to attend state health officers meeting in Burlington, away Monday to Friday. Local counts attend Chelsea county convention. Mrs Drury’s cactus blooms four large blossoms last night. Gregory millinery mishap narrowly avoided fire. Mrs Rowell starts dress making with universal garment cutting system, starting July 6. City hotel arrivals include Shine Bethel, Porter Wilmington, Stevens Wakefield, Rat Hor, Lewis Garvey, Wotherby Simonds, Spaulding Moe Smith Mire Burlington, Belden Waitefield, Smith Waitefield, Plumley Northfield, Bixby Chelsea, Beckwith Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
John Kebber
Barre
Morris Abbott
Montague
Miia
WH. Hurley
Burlington
J. M. Seaver
C. M. Seaver
Wile Granger
U. Lathrop
AL A. Read
Rieorge
Colby
Chelsea
Drury
Gregory
Mra
E. P. Rowell
Juet
Iwork
City Hotel
W. G. Shine
Bethel
BM. Porter
Wilmington
A. Stevens
T. H. Wakefield
A. H. Rat- Hor
B.D. Lewis
T. M. Garvey
BL .Wotherby
D. Simonds
F. UD. Spaulding
Moe. Smith
Jamey E. Mire
W. Belden Waitefeld
Frank Plumley
Northfield
Bixby
Celera
GSL
Beckwith
Knife Found Near Arlington Murder Scene Sparks Clues
A rusted single edged knife blade with part of a handle was found near Squires Field Arlington by Thomas Preece. It is believed the weapon matches the murder method of Annie Mullins last spring. Police, led by Lieut Hooley, traced the blade to Calvin and Fred Schuler as witnesses, with the discovery aligning to the suspected escape path along Massachusetts Avenue and Alewife Brook Lane. The weapon was sent to Prof Whitney for blood tests to confirm linkage to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Squires’ Field
Alewite Brook
Thomas Prees
Dudtrey Street
North
Cambridge
Alewife’s Brook Lane
Calvin
Arlington
Fred Sehuler
Harvey [Atreet
North Cambridge
Teole Jeretts
Sehuler
Galvin
al Jane
Alewife's Brook
Lieut. Hooley
Arlington Station
Guivin
Au Place
Sipuires Hield
Massachsetts Avenue
Boy Tries to Kill Officer After Boat Theft
In Boston on June 27 Timothy J Sullivan seventeen of Somerville Avenue Somerville was arrested for larceny of a rowboat from a Marine Park boathouse South Boston. He attempted to shoot Lieutenant Daniel F Ragan at City Point station after being brought in. Sullivan had stolen a boat in Dorchester Bay earlier this morning and was captured by Tolico Boat Patrol. He drew a pistol and fired a shot that struck the floor when Ragan blocked it. He demanded to see the officer and later sought the gun’s return, saying he would shoot anyone who came to confront him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Timothy J. Sullivan
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Granville House
Cambridge Street
Marine Park
South Reston
Daniel F. Ragan
City Point
Sullivan
McGovern
Tolico
Perritt
Dorchester Bay
Moo Wie
Dorchester
Eagan
Hotrwo
Boy Bitten by Dog Near the Heart in Montpelier
Fifteen year old Robert Barnes plays in Montpelier when a dog believed from Hancock farm sinks teeth just below his heart. The two inch long wound required first aid. he rests well with no serious damage expected. Parents Mr and Mrs Jease Caybue cared for him as neighbors visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Barnes
G. W. Barnes
Montpelier
Hancock Farm
Convention Fever In Vermont Campaign Feud
With the district Republican convention three days away, Kit Tredge Haskins of Hyattteboro and Rank Plumley of Northfield claim the lead in delegate counts for the congressional nomination. Plumley asserts a majority for himself of 66 from Windsor County, based on trusted town reports and sworn to be accurate, while denying counter statements as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanver
Toy
Kittredge Haskins
Hyattteboro
Rank Plumley
Northfield
Haskins
Plumiey
Hinself
Wehewlar
Friends of
Windsor County
Pluming
Plumley
Ereh Town
Talk of the Town mentions local visits and events
Robert Selby visited Boston on business. Sadie Emery visited Williams Town relatives. D A Perry and W Perry traveled to Northfield for business. Peter Pedrolt visits friends in the city. Frank M. Brown arrived from New York. Hints of picnics, hospital visits, travel plans, and recitals populate a busy urban day with varied names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Selby
Boston
Mise Sadie Emery
Williamstown
D. A
W. Perry
North‘field
Peter Pedrolt
Hardwick
Hegicide & Son
Frank M. Brown
New York
Harry Gage
Henry Denning
Burlington
Mino A. Bianchi
Buffalo
North Barre ‘Granite Company
Dewey Park
Nelson Lager
Fanny Allen Hospital
Frank McWhorter
Bradford
BH. Welle
George Robins
Brattleboro
Mr. Robins
Thomas Parker
Misa Nora Shea
Bennington
Annie Bent
Nova Scotia
Scott
Hast Barre
Barre
Montpelier
Middlesex
Mint Mary
M.D. Lamb
K. W. Morse
Knox
Murtington
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Flonsie Dustin
Ant
Dewry Park
Usmer
den A Perry
Northfield
Marguerite
Arthur Cayhyr
Holyoke
Mas
Drs
W. J. Nason
Ito
Mra
W. H. Goodfellow
Higgins Nominated for Secretary of State by Barre Delegates
Barre delegates at the Democratic state and district conventions returned from Burlington after three days. James I Higgins of Barre was chosen as candidate for Secretary of State. G Herbert Pape of Barre chaired the Denver delegation. The state ticket names include Governor Hurke and Lieutenant-Governor Thurnton. presidential electors, and a full Democratic state committee from each county. An attempt to instruct delegates failed 13 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Burlington
G. Herbert Pape
Harre
Denver
James ¥. Higgins
Herbert Pape
Marre
John J
Elisha May
St. Johnsbury
James E Korke
West Rutland
Alter‘nates
H. G. Williame
Cabot
Horton
Colchester
Santord Mary
Cavendiah
Onear C. Miller
New Flint
J. Walton [Lyons
Rutland
Peter Mouattride
Hickford
A.S. Scott
PB. A. Delaney
Molin O'Nell
J. H. Molten
Brattleboro
Thomas M. Browne
Hutland
Michael McKenzie
Hurlington
John H. Senter
Montpelier
I. Herbert Pape
Maine
Crisen
Addison
A. T. Calhoun
Boonington
Morriss
HE. Bullard
Chittenden
J. J. Kelley
Kesex
J. W.thurston
Mranttin
J. J. Thompson
Grand Isle
U. E. Musaall
Lamoille
C. du Gates
Orleans
OG. Miller
Orange
M. A. Knight
Warren H Colet Celebrates 83rd Birthday in Village
Warren H Colet, a native and one of four surviving siblings of ten, marked his 83rd birthday in the village yesterday. Visitors, old friends, and family gathered at sister-in-law Mrs Clara Calef's home for a modest party of about thirty. The event included refreshments and greetings from townsfolk. several attendees were over eighty, the oldest Mrs Laure Flint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Colet
Clara Calef
Tim C. Calet
Chicago
Laure Flint
Myrtle Quiet
City Band Concert Draws Massive City Crowd
A large turnout of four to five thousand residents filled the park for the first concert by the Monbpeliey Military band. The crowd stretched from the square to Spaulding school grounds with traffic stalled and lawn parties nearby. The event, funded at four hundred and fifty dollars for two months, drew visitors from neighboring areas and proceeded without incident, earning praise for the band's high standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monbpeliey
Spaulding
Harre
Delegates Chosen for State AFL Branch Meeting
At the Central Labor Union gathering a special session was set for Wednesday night July 1. Acting President L. Haffmire organizer P. J. Malyonn of Rutland and secretary Menard of Montpelier will address. James Cruickshank elected delegate to the White River Junction convention in August. alternate John F. Sadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
L. Haffmire
P. J. Malyonn
Rutland
Menard
Montpelier
American Federation of Labor
James Cruickshank
White River Junction
John FL Sadier
Term leaders at Goddard Seminary
The following are those who had the highest average standing in their studies at Goddard Seminary during the term just passed: Bernice Batterfield of East Corinth, Eleanor Holden of Rutland, Paul Waterman of Barton, George Welsh of East Corinth, Unsrotte Chipman of Morrisburg, Dora Cole of Gorham, Sylvester Frank Towsley of Warrington, Elsie Huntings of Calais, Marion Taymenton of Springfield and George Slack of Vermennos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard Seminary
Bernice Batterfield
East Corinth
Eleanor Holden
Rutland
Paul Waterman
Bartey
George Welsh
Unsrotte Chipman
Morrisburg
Dora Cole
Gorham
SY Hy Frank Towsley
Warington
Elsie Huntings
Calais
Marion Taymenton
Springfield
George Slack
Vermennos
Mail schedule change prompts Barre post office closing shift
Summer train time changes require Barre post office to adjust mail closing times. The revised schedule lists closing at 2 45 p m and 4 23 p m with a later 8 16 p m southbound closure, reflecting the new train arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Sunday Religious Services Across City Churches
Sunday services are listed for Christian Science, Universalist, St Monica, Church of the Good Shepherd, First Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, and Unity Temple. Details include service times from 9 to 7 across churches, with confirmations, catechism, children events, and special sermons led by various pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Summer Street
Universalist Church
St. Monica’e
Koy
Mehennahh
EB. T
Cray
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. J. M. Heattie
Masonic Fraternity
Sree Hteville
MS Heattie
First Baptist Church
Christ In Endeavor
Covenant
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
Man Accused of Hitting Road Commissioner With Hoe
George Washington Cleveland was sentenced in Montpelier city court for striking Berlin Head Commissioner W W Winslow with a hoe, breaking the handle and causing a minor wound. He appealed to county court with bond set at 4300 for the next term. A separate street incident involved Will Whitcomb attempting to prevent his wife from taking their child, with ongoing legal action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Winslow
House of Correesion
George Washington Cleveland
Montpelier
W. W. Winslow
Berlin
Cleveland
Bull
Sharre
Clevelland
Thong Eye
Winslow
Gates
Will Whitcomb
Yale graduate Harry H. Jackson wins high honors
Harry H. Jackson of South Main street, son of Mrs A Henry Jackson, earned a bachelor of arts degree from Yale University in four years and achieved the top rank in his class. He plans to teach next year at Spaulding High School, from which he graduated four years ago, and local friends praise his Yale success and return to the hometown school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Harry H. Jackson
Mra. A. Henry Jackson
South Main Street
Yale University
Spautling High School
Yale
May bar socialist ticket in Vermont election
In Vermont the Socialists may be barred from filing as they must reach one percent of the total vote. They polled 600 votes last election, just under the 1 percent threshold, while the Prohibitionists with 738 votes barely exceeded the requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Socialist Party
Vermont
Dry goods clerks thank Barra employers for Wednesday half day
About thirty Barra dry goods clerks met in Abbott's store and approved a vote of thanks to their employers for granting a half-holiday by closing stores at noon on Wednesdays during July and August. Signe, Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Dry
Abbott
Barra
Shriners Register for Morrisville Trip at Crown’s Drug
Barre Shriners wishing to travel to Morrisville in July should register at Crown's drug store before Monday night. Shriners owning avitamobiles must leave their names at the same location. Marie Aretty ambault of Montreal and Atehtvhank Mixes arrived yesterday to visit Dr Archambantt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Shriners
Morrisville
Crown's Drug Store
Shriners
Avitamobiles
Atehtvhank
Marie Aretty Ambault
Montreal
Dr. 2
Archambantt
TomgaTTH BARRE Tre ve Conanet paeture show
A fragmentary notice mentions Main Street and a show at Tom: ee eee. No clear names or details available.
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George Dupee
Soma
Voeterana
Ana
G. McGaffrey
Sons of Veterans
Tressurer
E Terrill
Coenceior
Wilber
Farr
St. Johnnebery
Loom
Bourn
Inapeetinr
Ebl Shepant
Burlingun
Cel 1
Faster
Eel Calais
F. J. Greene
Bt Albena
Glidden
Fish
Connecticut
Mullins
Annie Mullins
Squires Field
Boy
Officer
Flumley
TOWN
Retunl
Japan
Stern
Daniel Roach
Roach
Mra. Hinesell
Ruanellino
Mensielan Wedderq Mat
James F. Higgins
Barre Wan
J. MH. Donnelly
J. P.ganvin
L. Graven
Franklin
H. ©. Comings
Richford
Grand Fale
Frank Word
Alburgh
Lamoule
U. J. Gates
Hulland
TW. Maroney
Caledonia
Khisha
St. Johne Wary
Merex
CM. Fletcher
Canaan
Hirange
HM. Ormiebee
Urfeana
D. J. Shoetan
Lowell
Washington
O. W. Molcher
Windham
J. Mi. Byrne
Rockingham
Windsor
Sawyer
Sharon
Warren
Colef
Mense
Barre Central Labor Union
Goddard
South Barre
Yoere
Serviers
Unity Temple
Chapman
G. W. Cleveland
Montpelier Court
Ory
Gatler
Presbyterian
Tomgatth
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