Royal London Parade and Subdued Coronation Socials
King George and Queen Mary led a royal procession through London to attend a thanksgiving service at St Pauls and Guildhall ceremonies. A separate coronation season party hosted by Sir Philip Jones and Sir Richard Paget featured a Bohemian salon vibe with beer, floor seating, and a curate menu, attended by a distinguished set including the Duchess of Marlborough and Miss Violet Asquith.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Princess Mary
Watt
Pbce
St. Paul's
Man
Corporation
Guildhall
Philip Bi Jones
Richard
Muriel Paget
Burie-Jones
Duchess of Marlborough
Duchess of Somerset
Duchess of Rutland
Betty
Violet Asquith
Jacob Astor
Lord
Drogheda
Sir Edward Poynter
Jack Leslie
Maxine Eliott and
Mile, Gener
Belle White Testimony Highlights Dance Hall Fight in Manchester
In Manchester on June 29 Belle White testified about a dispute at a dance hall owned by Thomas Mears and Jim Duplais over a broken stove. The state sought to show the defendants fled after threats, while George Mears recounted quarrels at the Mears home on March 17. Witnesses appeared evasive as the case progressed amid courtroom chaos.
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Manchester
Belle White
Miss White
Thomas Mears
Jim Duplais
Duplais
Amot Moffatt
Archibald
George Mears
Orter
George
Sargent
Mears House
Maloney
Thoms Mears
Mears
Taylor
Medical College Strengthens Faculty and Plans Modernization
Harlington June 20 in step with University of Vermont efforts the medical department announces faculty changes aimed at modernizing instruction Hervaltr the college will rely on the university for support while several resignations occur to reshape the staff New faculty appointments include T S Brown anatomy and histology David Marvin materia medica and dis acts Fred K Reed physiology B R Tetton bacteriology J O Jenner clinical medicine C T Beecher medicine MH C Tinkham clinical surgery John R of this city C S Caverly hygiene John A King of Washington will teach obstetrics and other roles Wheeler and Sing expected to succeed. more instructors to be announced.
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Harlington
University of Vermont
Methol
Hervaltr
Nelleal College
Suetakt
N. Denne
King
Washington
Seana Noutreat
Dunn
King Peslignad
John Atot’rao
Montreal
T. 8. Brown
David Marvin
Eavex Junction
Materia-Medien
Fred K. Reed
Vlty
Jessor
B. It. Teton
J. O. Jenne
C. Tl. Beecher
MH. C. Tinklam
C. S. Caverly
Rutla
Seasor
John R
Ean Tinkham
Tinkham
Corporation
University
Benton
Var Neux House
Two Years in Prison for Frank Stokes Assault
In Middlebury on June 29, after an all night seavi ... the jury failed to agree in the case State v Frank Needham over deer carcasses. Frank Stokes received a sentence of two and a half to three years for an assault with intent to kill on Granville Thompson last January at Starksboro. Other cases involved Edward Train pending sentence due to health, H Clark of Ferrisburg sentenced to two years six months to three years but deferred to probation, and a January burglary of Almer Preston’s Ferrisburg store with stolen cigars mentioned.
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Frank Stokes
Granville Thompson
Middlebury
Frank Needham
Waterman Theresoon
Starksboro
Windsor
Edward W. Train
H. Clark
Ferrisburg
House of Correction
Rutland
Clark Atoleelgars
Almer Preston
McKinnon Held On Free-Check Charges In City Court
McKinnon aged 21 of Lommerville Maas and Russell Smith aged 19 of North Cambridge were brought before Judge Marra in police court after being arrested Tuesday for passing worthless checks. McKinnon bound over in 700 dollars and committed to Wheeler county jail at Wondatook. Russell Smith released. examination waived. Prosecutor Raymond J. Trainor stated the charges of uttering false pretenses were involved.
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White River
Trainor
McKinnon
Wheeleer
Wondatoek
J. Russell Smith
Levislener
Smith
Aviator Survives 500-Foot Fall In Chicago Park Crash
Aviation daredevil Wola J Joyce fell five hundred feet in a Hawthorne Park biplane. The craft tangled five telephone wires and a trolley line, then crashed through a baseball backstop and landed on the field. Joyce suffered minor injuries including a fractured ankle and scratches, while the biplane was destroyed. The accident followed engine trouble during a high altitude exhibition.
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Chicago
Wola J. Joyce
Hawthorne Park
Joyce
Jiyee
Avi
Cruah
Joven
Violent Storm Strikes Vergennes and Surrounding Towns
A cyclonic storm hit Vergennes area around 1 AM yesterday, damaging farms in Panton and Addison. It uprooted trees, tore fences, and shattered windows, with Otter Creek waters rising over tree tops. Lightning also struck Oliver Tatra’s hay and horse barn in Ferrisburgh, killing a horse valued at 250 and leaving its mate deaf. Barn damage estimated at about 800.
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Vergennes
Panton
Addison
F. K. Sears
Pillalton
Cashin Warner
Otter Creek
Oliver Tatra
Ferrisburg
Bart
Two Men Hurt In Burlington Plant Accident
Three workers at the Winfrigerator Company plant were injured yesterday afternoon when a staging frame failed. Henry Boynton and Bert Spear fell about 12 feet while Fry Perrott clung to a rope to escape. Boynton suffered a broken leg and severe bruises. Perrott and Spear also endured painful injuries. Perrott and Boynton were treated at Mary Fletcher Hospital. Spear was sent home.
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Burlington
Winfrigerator Company
Ledger Boarder
Henry Boynton
Bert Spear
Fry Perrott
Boynton
Parrottl
Mary Fletcher
Spear
Burglary at Bank Street Store Leads to Satin Theft
A Burlington shop on Bank Street was broken into early today through a window left with a screen. A gray satin item intended for tinings was stolen. value and full details unclear. The store opened this morning revealed the break in and the missing goods.
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Burlington
J. Prodoveky
Bank Street
Posseriey
Salawaky
Death of Cabot Resident Matcus Blise
Cabot resident Matcus Blise died this morning at 3. Funeral services are planned Friday at 7:30 PM at the K. of P. hall.
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Matcus Blise
Cabot
Smarens Miles
Thie Place
Porter Screen Company May Not Leave Winooski
Port er Screen company will not leave Winooski for the present due to a large backlog of lumber to be shipped. Atlantic Coast Lumber Co. will ship pine from North Carolina to New London, then by Central Vermont Railway at a rate of 20 carloads daily, about 100 cars needed. Last year the firm exported roughly 400 carloads. Central Vermont Railway plans a trestle into the American Woolen company yard at Winooski, about 60 feet long and 20 feet high, with a switch on the west end. Various piles and a steam pile driver are due. coal track to be rebuilt three feet higher. Changes to the Winooski station include moving the ballast to create a wider platform.
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Winooski
Mane
Porter Kcreen
Wirnooski
Oro
Atlantic Coast Lumber Co
North Carolina
Atic
New Lonedon
Veret
Screen Company
Central Vermont Railway Company
American Woolen Company
Vermont
Witoctki
St Albans Man Ends Life After Knife and Gun Failed
In St Albans on a June night Fohn J Rogge killed himself with a rifle shot to the temple after a knife lay nearby. He had warned someone to flee to a muppet and his death appears premeditated with a loaded gun and knife at hand. Rogge, about 50, recently from Fairfield, had lived in a barn kitchen business and left a son and former wife in Boston.
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St. Albans
Momit Sheowell
Boston
Treasure Found in Matteawan Cellar Vault
A long buried fortune of about 40 000 dollars was found in an old homemade vault under a cellar in Matteawan New York. The treasure was hidden by William Badeau who lived at the Tiel home and has since died. Badeau left a large estate, over half a million dollars, with no one aware of the vault. Badeau, a bachelor, had worked with a New York company in photographic supplies and retired years ago.
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Matteawan
N.Y
Jane
Arthur KR
Bern
Wilhiam Hi
Badead
Tiel
Hadeau
Wan
Badeau
Badenu
New York
Mrs Joseph Poland Vermont anti slavery pioneer dies at 89
Mrs Joseph Poland widow of the famed Vermont writer founder of The Voice of Freedom dies in Montpelier at Bell Housing House after a brief illness. Born Julian Harvey in Barnet she lived in Montpelier since 1840 and leaves a daughter, Miss Robert Cushman of Brookline, Massachusetts. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Joseph Poland
Vermont @fiter
Aret
the Voice of Freedom
Vermont
Wateh
Montpelier
Bell Hounding
Mrs. Poland
Julian M. Harvey
Barnet
Poland
Mia
Robert Cushman
Brookline
Maas
Talk of the Town items from Lyndonville and area
A loosely written community column notes visits and movements including A Payne of Fairlee, James Cummingg to Springfield Massachusetts, and Lawrence of West Town visiting Mrs Keith Lawrence. It mentions lead arsenate sales by D Phelps Co with prices, a home sale at Elmore and North Main streets to Severn Aflia, and Mrs Wood Beattie returning from Burlington after hospital stay. Also mentions Dr M Te Svenings and family news about a daughter’s meningitis illness and hospital stay.
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Ghia
Lyndonville
A. 1 Payne
Fairlee
James Cummingg
Springfield
Mass
Turkey
Flyste Lawrence
West Townsend Ie
Keith Lawrence
D. Phelps
D. Phelpe Go
Parle Green
Derry Teal
Tor Eugene Mrumnelle
Commer
Elmore
North Main Streets
Severn Aflia
Wood
Beattie
Hurlington
Mary Fletcher Hospital
M. Te Svenings
W. Goodfellow
Train Robbery At West Fork Oregon Stuns Officials
Two men blew up a mail car safe after stopping the north bound Southern Pacific train at West Fork Oregon. They rifled the mail and escaped with the registered bag while gold value was uncertain. Postal inspectors and local authorities spread patrols as they hunt the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Fork
Oregon
Southern Pacific
Glendale
Southern Pacific Railway
Weat Fork
Enal
Southern Oregon Post
Eugene
Woman bound over in $550 bail following raid
In city court this morning Mrs. Josephine Locasco was bound over to the county court on a charge of keeping with intent to sell after a raid on her Railroad Street home yielded a small quantity of beer. State’s Attorney prosecuted and Gordon defended. Also, Alexander Smith and two other boys Napoleon LeClair and Clarence Holmen were arrested on larceny charges connected to a missing five dollar bill from Mrs. Pelton on North Main Street. Smith admitted taking the money, saying he found a key in a pitcher and divided the cash with the two boys, with part hidden near Merlin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Locasco
Locasso
Carver
I. Gordon
Alexander Smith
Pete
Pelton
North Main Street
Smith
Napoleon LeClair
Clarence
Holmen
LeClair Tod Holmes
Merlin Street
Daughters of 1812 Meet in Brattleboro Anniversary
The Vermont Daughters of 1812 held their tenth anniversary in Brattleboro on June 2 at Mrs George Dowley’s home. Mrs C Jenne chaired. reports from the state officer and Montpelier’s S S Ballard on the Atlantic City meeting were read. Officers elected include President Charles H Spooner of Northfield and vice presidents Mrs Charles H Reerson of Brattleboro and Mrs L H Lords of Montpelier. Descendants of War of 1812 sailors and volunteers encouraged participation. centenary events planned for October 1912 in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. Jenne
Vermont Society of the Daughters of 1812
Brattleboro
Ge. Dowley
Mra. C
Nover
Ballard
Montpelier
Atlantic City
John A. Mead
Rutland
White
Giles Wen
C.F. R. Kenne
Younciliors
George 5
Rowley
K. Puller
G. D. Howard
Montgeller
Montpetier
Atkins Haskins Wedding in Waterbury Church
Mina Jenna Haskins wed Harold Seymour Atkins in Waterbury Congregational Church. The ceremony featured organ music, a Bridal Chorus, and Mendelssohn’s March, with a pink and white reception in the chapel. The couple, after a honeymoon trip, will reside with Atkins in Waterbury while he joins his father’s business.
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Waterbury
Threoten Church
Congregational Church
Yeats
Mina Jenna Haskins
Jodnthan Haskins
Harold Seymour Atkin
F. Ki. Atking
George Atkins
Dataien
Mendelssohn
Boyet
Campbell
Minnie Prown
Empire
Waston
Mud
Atkins
Hartington
Boston
Portland
White Mountains
Griffith Pirie Wedding in Williams Town Home
Andrew Griffith and Myrle C Pirie united in marriage at the bride's parents home in Williamstown quarry district. The 2 PM ceremony, conducted by Reverend Stag, drew about thirty relatives. Bridal party and reception followed with gifts. couple will reside in Plainfield.
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Bride
Williamstown
Plainfield
Andrew
Griffith
Myrle
Pirie
James J. Pirie
Rey DH. Stag
iNianietown
Minne Eleio
Christina Pite
Mr. Grifith
Young Westgate-Mise Dertha 1te and Karl A Young Wed
Mise Dertha 1te Young and Karl A Young wed at 9:30 PM Tuesday in the home of the bride’s aunt Mrs McPhee on Merchant Street. Rev Be O Thayer of Hedding Methodist Church officiated. Attendants included Mamie E Westgate of Montpelier. Best man was H. E. Rydbury. After July 3, the couple will reside at 1 Park Street.
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Mise Dertha
Karl” A. Young
McPhee
Merchant Street
Be O- Thayer
Hedding Methodist Church
Mamie E. Westgate
Montpelier
H. EB. Rydbury
and Myre
Young
Park Street
Calderari Rossi Union At St Monica Church
Miss Martina Calderari of Circle Street Batista Rona married at 9 this morning at St Monica s church by Roy POM McKenna. The couple will reside in the city where the groom is employed at a new store cutter.
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Martina Calderari
Circle Street
Batista Rona
St. Monica's Church
Roy
Pom McKenna
Ney
Groogix
Travel and Arrival Notices From City Hotel
Mrs John and children visit for a few weeks with relatives in Dew, Mass and Prakehill, Me. Mr Ashtine of Burlington Fire Department will visit friends. Hotel Otis arrivals include Merrill New York City N H Edwards Lapouie N H, and others from Granville, Fairfield, Bran, Howell, South Rye, West, and more.
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John
Leary
Winekendin
Mass
Prakehill
Burlington
Ashtine
Otis
Merrill
New York City
N. H. Edwards
Lapouie
N. H.H. Roberts
Granville
Glewson
Fairfield
Jas TF
Gorden
Bran
Howell
F. D . M.gibbs
South Rye
Witnesses Testify In Cobleigh Gift Case In Caledonia County
In Caledonia County Court, defense witnesses including Zimrt Cobleigh and Harlan Cobleigh testified about Eber Cobleigh’s will and gifts to Frank Lynch. Testimony covered bonds, alleged handwritten signatures, and settlements, with the defense noting prior statements about $100 settlements and attorney cross examinations continuing. The trial proceeds with more papers in evidence and a jury in late-week expectation.
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St. Johnsbury
Cobleigh
Caledonia County Court
Zimrt Cobleigh
Waltham
Masa
Eber W. Cobleigh
Frank
Lynch
Eber Cobleigh
Lyndon
Harlan Cobleigh
Went Burke
Luther H Harris
Harlan
Jarlan Ae
W. E. Blake
Lyndonville
Blake
Eher Cobleigh
Cob
Cook
Smith
Tie
Methodist Picnic Enjoyed By Local Missionary Societies
The United Missionary societies of Headding Methodist Episcopal church held their annual picnic yesterday at Dr. L. D. Martin’s lawn in Linmstown. Between thirty and forty members and guests arrived before noon, with about twenty in charge of travel. Mrs. Averill led after 2 PM with a program featuring life of workers and a reading on The World in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Missionary Societies
Headding Methodist Episcopal Church
L. D. Martin
Smith
Martin
Mis. Yurnham
Andrews
McMinn
Doremy Swyip
Texbelin Thoborn
Charlotte [Tucker
Eleanor Chestat
Clerks Plan Annual Outing to Burlington
The clerks of the UC LB A held a meeting and voted to hold an excursion to Burlington for their annual holiday on August 9. A. L. Pheror Glenn Perry and W. H W. Eager head the organizing committee with arrangements to be completed soon. Central Vermont railroad officials offered special rates and train connections to the steamer at Burlington. The event aims to provide privileges along the lake and is expected to attract many attendees.
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Uc. LB. A
Burlington
A. L. Pheror
Glenn Perry
W. H W. Eager
Central Ver~mont
Ees
Turlington
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