Barre Daily Times June 28 1919 Fourth of July welcome to service men
The Barre Daily Times reports a grand Fourth of July welcome planned for returning service members. A large crowd is expected in Barre with an extensive program from morning to evening including parades, speeches, exhibitions, and sporting events. The Washington County Veterans Association remains active with annual reunions at Dewey Park and plans for continued gatherings. Lyman C. Hunt is appointed principal of Spadding High School, with experienced teachers filling positions for 1919-20. Congress debates liquor in homes and draft slackers policy, while Dartmouth president Mopkins announces donations nearing $1.25 million for the college. The Franklin Field accident near Boston prompts caution for Fourth of July crowds.
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Franklin Field
Boston
Barte
Lyman C. Hunt
Spadding High School
Barre
Hunt
White
Washington
Washington County Veterans’ Association
Hort
Fairness in Handling Liquor License Money in Vermont
A Vermont notice argues for refunds on liquor license funds to municipalities acting as state agents. It cites Barre as a case where the board ordered the city to refund pro rata license fees after cancellation, but state reimbursement was denied. The piece states towns should not bear losses from state refund failures.
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State of
Vermont
Boards of License Commissioners
Commonwealth of Vermont
Barre
Board of License Commissioners
Local storms flood Express and Standard basement
The Express and Standard basement flooded again during Monday's storm. foreman Bennett and second hand Harland waded through mud to fight back the water from the drain. Cleanup took a day, and without their persistence three feet of water would have inundated the basement.
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Express
Standard
Bennett
Harland
Vermont License Case Draws City Cash Refund Critique
The text argues the city wrongly refunds money tied to licensees while the state of Vermont cancels licenses and gains nothing from fees. It laments the unfair, inequitable position and urges a policy change in this and another related case.
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Audh
State of
Vermont
Vermont Awaits New Summer Camps For Youth
Vermont opens two new summer camps for youths, one for girls and one for boys, each hosting over a hundred campers. The movement boosts recreation, health, and tourism, with camps around lakes and hills promising economic and cultural benefits as families and visitors increasingly sample the state.
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Vermont
Inkes
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Green Mountain Exchange
Londonderry
Winooski
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Green Mountain
Hale & Son
Newbury
State Fish and No Department
Katrinka
Ernest Davie
Londonderry Sifter
Evervises
Grand Isle
Dury
Plamley
Feleherville
Frank
Windham
Jack
Acript
Feldherville Litem
Anytown
Reston Transcript
Sheed Fy
Karl
Brigham Young
Waterbury Board
Ludlow
Parker House
Clarence Benson
Will Campbell
East Acworth
Healdville
William Int
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Aerios
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Lofton
Start
Jeffersonville
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Montpelier, Vt
McAllister & Kent
Berlin
Orange
Montpelier Business School
Odd Fellows Kids
Montpelier
Tel Siz-M
Ira Richardson
Prin
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Trustees
Geo. LE. Blanchard
Pres
Albert Johonnott
Edward H. Deavitt
Frank N. Smith
Wili
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NYE
Julius Wyolholm
Harry Daniels
Hala
Rogers’ Walk-Over
Boot Shop
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Rts Uta
Vier
Carnell
Albany
Terest AT
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Barre, Vermont
A. W. Badger & Co
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