Train Collision Left Boy Fatally Hurt, Another Escapes
White River Junction on June 29 a wagon carrying Philip Stone 11 was struck by a freight train near Hartford. Stone suffered a crushed right arm and severe head lacerations and died at Mary Hitchcock Hospital. Wilfred Lavelle 14 jumped clear with only minor injuries. The wagon and horses were badly damaged, and signals at the crossing reportedly warned of the approach.
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White River Junction
Philip Stone
George Stone
Hartfort
Hartford
Apinet Esate Téin
Thaw to be granted jury hearing in habeas case
White Plains New York June 20 Harry Thawie seeks relief through a habeas corpus hearing as his lawyer A Rus dy states that Justice Mills promised a hearing at the October term. The case centers on the request to set aside confinement and obtain a jury review of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Harry Thawie
Rusdy
Millsromised
Sherman to Leave for Home Wednesday
Cleviland June 29 reports that Sherman will depart for home Wednesday unless Congress acts on expenses. He remains in good health and is described as rapidly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleviland
Congress
Sherman
Alica
Lippp Plans Cutter Yacht for American Cup
Sir Thomas Lippp stated today in Glasgow that he would compete for the American Cup with a cutter-rigged yacht built to conform to the New York Yacht Club rules. He pledged to enter the contest under the new standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulla
Glasgow
Thomas Lipp
An Today
New York Yacht Club
Haying Under Clouds Delays Presidential Luncheon
Bay and 20 dark clouds darken the scene as farmers hustle to cover hay before 9 o clock. Assistant Secretary of State Bacon introduces Major Moline of Vera Cruz and Senator Manuel Calero at a luncheon. Guests include Casper Whitney of Outing, Bhaw of Review of Hevinws, and Col. William L. Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fano
Chin Mitiing
Gran
Hone
Bacon ‘Eitie
Moline
Vera Cruz
Manuel Calero Ero
Casper Whitney
Outing
Alert Bhaw
Review
Troublesome Gypsies Cause Village Disturbance
A group of about 25 men and numerous children disturbed a farm on Ward Wells land, driving horses from a meadow. Deputized lawmen intervened, some horses were driven to the pound, and the gypsies were persuaded to depart toward the road despite resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Wells
Mirrixeey
Ubei
Uae
Grass fire claims ten in North Reading tragedy
Geneias Mase reports a grass fire at a North Reading camp that killed Mrs. Thomas Staples and severely burned her husband, who was injured rescuing her. The deceased was about 50 and Mr. Staples owns a small store on Mechanic street. Fire crews battled embers fanned by sparks from local gypsy and brown tail moth hunters. some fires have been extinguished then reignited nearby. The injured man was transported home by an ambulance and may be sent to Melrose hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneias
Mase
Thomas Stapler
Stramer
North Reading
Staples
White
Bie
Melrose Hospital
Andy mGay
Mr. Stuplon
Nie Fweck
Injunction Served In Barre Town Divorce Case
Mrs. Whitcomb of Barre Town faced divorce papers after a Montpelier incident where Mr. Whitcomb alleged kidnapping as they rode an electric car with their child. An injunction from Judge Hall bars the mother from keeping the child, and possession was restored pending further order. the divorce case is set for the September term of Washington County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam Whitcomb
Barre
Montpelier
White
Judge Hall
Whiteoulais
Washington County
Judge Wells Withdraws Candidacy for renomination
Assistant Judge L R Wells of Midilie sex announced he would not seek renomination by the Republican party. He has served two terms, the limit by precedent, though supporters urged another term for his prison board and bench work. The race now features C M Richardson of Waitsfield and G H Dale of Waterbury. W Bliss of Calais announced a Senate bid, age 68, Civil War veteran, long local offices holder, previously Calais legislator in 188d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Wells
Midiliesex
Republicana
C. M. Richardson
Waitsfield
G. HH
Dale
Waterbury
W. Bliss
Calais
Bliss
Immense Auto Plunges Over Cliff in Travel Accident
Vienna reports a touring party auto plunged over a cliff in the Tawns mountains near Wisebaden last night. Three were killed and six fatally injured among ten passengers. seven others badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Tawns
Wisebaden
Secretary Taft Busy Before Resignation
Washington June 20 Taft at the war department busy with a flood of congratulatory letters as he prepared to resign tomorrow The secretary’s office was filled with dozens of messages from officials and the public praising his service during the final hours before his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
War Department
Hin Olbee
Orange County Republicans Nominate Slates in 1890s Meeting
James R. MeLam of Topsham won the East side senate nomination over William Hatch by 48 to 28 while George W. Flagg of Braintree secured the West side seat over Seaver. Horace White named Hart side assistant judge, Dana Store and Almon Bicknell for West side. Frank S. Williams and Stanley C. Wilson discussed for state's attorney with Williams later receiving the nomination. John B. Peckett named probate judge for Bradford district. Plumley addressed the convention amid Roosevelt platform support and calls to vote in September and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Orange County Republicn Convention
Town Hall
David
Bradford
Republican County Committee
HH. K. Darlings
W. L Spear
Randolph
Kalen
James Re Melam
Topshem
C. U. Lathrop
Wile Mimtaatowni
John M. ‘Knight
Corinth
Elbert J. Claplin
Braintree
James R. MeLam
Topsham
William M. Hatch
Strafford
West Side
Dana H. Store
Almon B. Bicknell
Tunbridge
Moree
Mr. Bicknell
Frank S. Williams
Hradford
Stanley C. Wilson
Wil Hn Wag
Williams
Hammon T. Baldwin
Newbury
B. Darling
Wershire
John B. Peckett
Samuel M. Gleason
Thetford
George L. Stow
Horace White
Topatam
Committee On
Rooselvelt
Fletcher Procter
Vermont
Dr. Conant
G. W. Flagg
Iaintree
C. W. Clark
Brookfield
H. K. Darling
Cheltea
A. ©. Jackson
A. P. Bancroft
Pairlee
Deane
J. ¥. Emerson
Orange
Dana H. Marke
Morrill
H. F. Wilcox
M. W. Hood
A. B. Bicknell
Bof, Puller
A. Hi, Whitcount
Washington
William Paul
West Fairlee
Lewis M. Seaver
Williamstown
Mon. Krank Phunlsy
Orange County
Swedish Society Elects New Officers for Next Six Months
Nordatjornag No 112 elected officers at a Saturday night meeting. Crndt Edward Krietron was named president with Edwin Armdersan as vice president, Kimi Lateen as secretary, John Carl Matson as treasurer, Emanuel Johnson as ceremoniarman, Arvid Carlpon as treasurer, Laure Aldersn as outer steward, and other posts filled by Erpcal Sleberg and Sam Jobim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordatjornag
Trder
Vesa
Counlar
Large Field of Entries for Trotting Meet at Park
A big entry field is received for a two day race meet at the trotting park Friday and Saturday July 3 and 4, with judges GE Moody, A J Sibley and L W Hammett. The free-for-all remains open until Thursday seven o clock. Entries include Sembnaught, Silver Heels, Color Bearer, Kitty B, Prince Archer and many others across 2:35 2:27 2:21 classes. Donald Smith is club president and George A Golden to sell Quarry Boy at public auction after the trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sembnaught
Duby
Sheldon Junction
Dia Yelxer
T. VV
Utton
Morrisville
Silver Heels
Utton & Son
Dim Pateh
Uleton & Son
Richardeon
Littleton
Noimme Hird
Richardson
Litteton
Yleretmer Richardson
The
Uleten
Ha Kitty W
Bentley
Middlebury
Prince
Dolly C. Livingston
South Hero
Deida
Stevens
No. Montpelier
Green Mountain Boy
Porter
Middieory
Blue Ribbon
Allen
Cadel
Defender
Ned Cale
Kittredge
Woodeville
Nu If
Red Brino
T. W. Utton
Allinetts
Sunderlin
Lebanon
Fy the Outlaw
Page Bros
Barre
Yeen Alexandr
Phelpe
Mikado
Harding
Berton
Donald Smith
John Trow
Wecrretary
Winehay
George A. Golden
Didnt Fight The Charge Fred Lahie Fined 300
Police raided Lawrence Avenue late Saturday seizing a barrel of ale and nine quarts of whiskey. Fred Lahie pleaded guilty to keeping and selling liquor and was fined 300 with costs. Officers Faulkner Carle and Gawdle executed the raid under a Grand Jury warrant. Napoleon Paquin pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and was sentenced to 35 to 46 days in Montpelier jail after a Saturday arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Avenue
Tred Lahle
Lawrence Street
Lahie
Mwe
Faulkner
Carle
Gawdle
KL Davis
Napoleon Paquin
Montpelier
Paquin
Hamel
River Street
Threatened Woman Case In East Havre Court
Justice A C Dickey presided at East Havre police court over Jones Martin a quarryman at Moutwell Milne Varum who was arrested after a complaint by Mrs Barish a woman who hoards a brothel stating Martin threatened to use a revolver and foul language though no weapon was found. He pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and paid a total of 98.90 after a 10 fine. Grand Juror W A Gutler prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Dickey
East Havre
Jones Martin
Moutwell, Milne & Varmum's
Hutchins
Granteville
Martin
Jurtin Dickey
East Barre
Este
W. A. Gutler
East Marre
Bound Over in Diamond Ring Larceny Case
Willard G. McGinley faced city court on larceny charges for a diamond ring claimed at 875. He was bound over to county court under $500 bonds posted by Alexander Gordon and his father William A. McGinley. Witnesses included Forsythe and W A McGinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard G. McGinley
H. Forsythe
Alexander Gordon
Willian A. McGinley
Forsythe
W. A. McGinley
Witnhes
Borsythe
May
Young McKinley
Forgythe
Burglary at Franklin Targets Local Stores
Burglars entered P. L. Hopkins and W. Powell stores in Franklin on Saturday. Hopkins store had a broken glass pane and a damaged inner door, but nothing of value was taken. Powell’s shop also breached with no jewelry or valuables reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
P. L. Hopkins
W. Powell
F. T. Hopkins
Drunk in Montpelier Case Before Local Court
Judge Harvey of Montpelier city court presided over a single intoxication case. Frank Thompson of Richford pleaded guilty after being apprehended Saturday night in the Three Mile Strip. He was sent to the county jail for ten days as a fine or punishment. Bond was set for others mentioned, including Washington Cleveland appealing a prior conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Montpelier
Frank Thompson
Richford
J . Latile Jorue
Marrell Club Ladies Golf Tournament Recap
The weekly Marrell club competition for ladies was held last week with the usual format. Matches featured notable play from several club members and concluded with winners earning top positions for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrell Club
Masons Attend Church Service as a Body
A special service for Masons was held yesterday morning at the Church of the Good Shepherd with about 100 members attending. Rev. W. J. M. Beattie delivered an inspiring sermon on building character and the religious aspect of Masonry, emphasizing brotherliness, service, and fraternal duty to uplift others as God’s sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. J. M. Beattie
Hisself
Mayon
Eail
St. John
Goil
Electric Railroad Buys a Large Barre Farm and Park Site
The Barre and Montpelier Power and Traction Co bought the O P B Pitkin farm between the city and Montpelier for 610000. The 10 acre tract includes Intercity baseball grounds and Benjamin's Falls, with public park history and trespass signs. The purchase connects with Aldrich firm land. future plans aim to convert the area into a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Falls
Barre
Montpelier
Barre and
Pitkin
Montpelier City
Repite
Ite
Fevente
Biv Company
Took Barre Bride at Home of Hillside A. W. Cordiner
A quiet wedding was held Saturday evening at the Hillside avenue home of A. W. Cordiner in Barre. Genie Cordiner married Clarence Loon Blakey of Manchester New Hampshire. Only close friends attended with Mise Mary Gardiner as bridesmaid and Janice Blakey, groom’s brother, as best man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Afr. Boattia of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. Blakey will reside in Manchester, NH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cordiner
Hillside Avenue
Genie
Clarence Loon Blakey
Manchester
N. H
Iwn
Mise
Mary ‘Gardiner
Janice Blakey
Best Mg
Afr. Boattia
Makoy
Manetrestor
N. HL
Night in Barre Opera House Lineup Announced
Local theater scene lists DeNoyer and Danie Sistere vande willie in a Labor Day program at Theaterium on 40 Math Street with Massarco's theatre nearby. Conder picture alon and A. Tom nai Week referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeNoyer
Danie Sistere Vandewillie
Berwin
Theaterium
Math Street
Massarco’s
Seamptri
Reunion of Cutler Corner School Association at Dewey Park
More than 225 attendees gathered for the fifth reunion of the Cutler Corner School Association at Dewey Park on Saturday. The event featured a prepared dinner for all, a celebratory address by W. H. Gladding, musical entertainment by a boys’ orchestra, and the re election of the old board of officers. New members joined the association, and a memorial paper honoring departed members was read. Edward Lane of Montpelier attended by carriage and was served a meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Cutler Corner School Association
Dewey Park
Vome
Alfred Parkhurst
Chadwick
W. H. Gladding
Randalpl
Jehildren
W.H. Gladding
L. H. Thurston
A. W. Allen
A. S. Parkhurst
Clinton Cutler
F. T. Cutler
Amlar
Iedor
Edward Lane
Montpelier
Manchester Unity Picnic Highlights Baseball Victory
About one hundred members of Manchester Unity Odd Fellows and their families gathered at Caledonia Park for the annual picnic. A married men versus single men baseball game ended 6 to 4 for the single men, who earned a cigar box donated by Bro. Oscar Borgh. Races and dancing followed with winners including Alex Hall and Ralph Olilgyr, and Angus orchestra provided music before the group returned home at 7 30 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Unity
Odd Fellows
Caledonia Park
Charles Offiver
William Leith
Oscar Borgh
Alex. Hall
John Vereoo
Tital
Ralph Olilgyr
Verty Oliver
M. Faulkner
Alex
Cardiner
McLeod
Berrest Charles
Leo
Angus
Annual Presbyterian Picnic at Shepard's Grove Draws Crowd
The Presbyterian church held its annual picnic at Shepard's Grove on Saturday afternoon with about 300 attendees. Children enjoyed races and games for women, elders rested in the shade, while the maze and single men played baseball, the single men winning 14 to 0. Stewart and Craig starred for the single men, Phillips and others for the Benedicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Shepard’s Grove
Stewart
Craig
Phillips
Benedicts
Episcopal Plans for Tomorrow Service
A church notice announces a Sunday service at the Church of the Good Shepherd tomorrow. A member will attend and a group from the church plans to be present at the event, reflecting parish activity in the community.
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White River
Hignover
Wilfred Labelle
Peabody
United
Stamford
Myre
Thomas Staples
Wakefield
Mass
William Whitcomb
Phat
G. H. Dale
Wilson
James R. McLain
George W. Flagg
Braintre
Frank Plumley
Titlemen's Driving Club
Wina
Daly
Julia Yelser
Mabel Mil
T. W. Ottom
Merrieville
Hulia Yeiser
Morrieville
Arenas
Utton & Bon
Morrisvile
Humming Hird
Mortimer
Dolly B
Brown
Burlington
Queen's Counsel
Prince Archer
Aleander Maid
Montepelier
Lady Whitcomb
Smith Stock Farm
Marre
Black Orphan
Dan
Polly
Livingston
South Hern
Veida
Keen Mountain Bay
Middle
Jt, Brown
Miler
Morriaville
Red Bring
Mabel Hil
Hrownell
Sundertin
the Gullaw
Utten & Son
Dan, Duby
Sheldon Junelion
Fred Lahie
Jonas Martin
Graniteville
Meaog
AL Dodge
Woodralt
Masons
Clarence L. Blakey
Manchester, N. H
Genie Cordiner
Cutler School Association
Board of Officers
Manchester United Odd Fellows
Shepard's Grove
Presbyterian Sunday School
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