Vermont Notes on Public Affairs and Past Events
A compact Vermont newspaper excerpt discusses political pleasantries and civic matters. It notes Baltimore’s role in the Democratic convention, Pelican Brook and New England clubs, and the 130th anniversary pigeants across Vermont towns attracting visitors in July to September. It mentions Albert Seymour Haynes graduating Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Vermont. It discusses the Maine battleship explosion theory and Vermont Public Service Commission orders on White River Junction and Central Vermont Railroad injunctions.
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Vermont
Albert Seymour Haynes
Pittsburg
Temms
University of Vermont
Vermont Public Service Commission
White River Junction
Central Vermont Railroad
Electric Railways Up Mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont
Plans for an electric railway to Mount Washington summit spark talk of similar routes on Vermont peaks Mount Mannfield and Mount Wash ington. A grand scenic line with base to summit electric lights could attract riders but faces large costs and uneven funding across states. Meanwhile Worcester Telegram offers prizes for killing flies amid a growing “swat the fly” movement as local children turn in dead specimens.
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Mount Washington
New Hampshire
Himp
Mount Mannfeld
Vermont
As Yell
White Mountains
Worcester
Telegram
Ywu
Barre
Flies Invade Worcester Amid War Time Setback
A brief wartime note warns Worcester will suffer fly infestations like other communities as the ongoing conflict delays but does not halt the spread of the pests. Local authorities expect a temporary setback before normal control efforts resume.
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Worcester
Randolph Normal Valedictory Reflects Transition to New School
The Randolph Herald and News reprints a valedictory from Randolph Normal School noting no bitterness over its superseding by the state agricultural school. The speaker expresses support for the new institution while cherishing memories of the Normal, and acknowledges the agricultural school as a greater local asset financially.
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Randolph Normal School
State Agricultural School At
Randolph
Randolph Herald and News
White River Junction sesquicentennial reflections and a trout stream query
A Barre Times note from White River Junction praises its longstanding history and the word sesquicentennial, while a traveler observes sawdust on a stream raising trout fishing questions. The piece cites a state court decision by Judge Watson on property rights and public access, noting the legislature’s power to classify deposits and the balance with individual property.
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Wells River Junction
White River Junction
Barre
Bridgewater
Watson
Montpelier Man Seeks Transfer of Elves License to Main Street
Edwin S. Meigen of 102 Barre Street seeks transfer of a first elves license to the Main Street location now occupied by the Comique. A hearing is set for July 12. Seven intoxication cases were heard in Montpelier City Court. John Smith and Patrick Jallougs pleaded guilty to first offenses and each received 20 days in jail. Joseph Good-
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Edwin S. Meigen
Lesnae
Barre Street
Main Street
Comique
Montpelier City Court
John Smith
Patrick Jallougs
Joseph Good
Convictions and Court Dates From Local Docket
A review shows nature was convicted on subsequent offenses and will be held for further time. Joby Mur 7ae went to jail for related charges while Michael B. Patrick Comey was sent to the hostelry for subsequent offenses. Jes Allen's case was adjourned until today.
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Nature
Joby Mur
Michael B. Patrick Comey
Eee
Jes Allen
Washington County Alumni Association Reunion and Meeting
The Washington County Female High School Alumni Association plans a reunion in the city hall this Friday evening with a concert followed by a dance. A business meeting will be held in the city court room at 7:30 PM the same night.
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Washington County Femunay School
Auto social at Congregational Church Tuesday evening
A church event titled Your money's worth and the right change back is planned for Tuesday evening at the Congregational church. The program features a social gathering with emphasis on value and fair exchanges for attendees.
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Congregational Church
Cause of Eczema Germ Life and Cure Formula
The article outlines eczema as a germ life that burrows in the skin and says the cure is to remove the cause with a formula. It promises a preparation that stops itching and provides prompt relief, claiming it suits skin and scalp conditions for infants and adults and recommends Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Red Cross
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Boston
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Boston & Maine
Maine
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Lima
North Main Street
Randolph Normal
California Fig Syrup Co
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Will A. Whitcomb
Prank F. Cave
H. G. Woodruff
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Howland Block
Barre, Vermont
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Ben A. Eastman
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Trens
the Times
White River Jumotion
Ladiow Tribrane
Barre Drug Company
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Axminsters
Body Brussels
Wiltons
Arlington
A. W. Badger & CO
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Assumpah
Parthar'l Farwell
Roscoe K. Peck
Massachusetts Mutual
Horace Batchelder
Kendrick’s Drug Store
D. F. Davis
North Mais
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