1016 Saved In Sea Wreck Near Ireland Coast
One thousand sixteen passengers of the Anchor California were transferred to the Cassandra and a small coasting steamer after grounding off Tory Island in fog on a New York to Glasgow voyage. British destroyers aided the rescue as the California lay in a precarious position awaiting fair weather to refloat. The crew remained aboard. water penetrated three holds. The Cassandra responded to wireless calls and stood by through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Ireland
California
Tory Island
New York
Glasgow
Trish
Orange County Court Disposes Several Cases at Term
Chelsea June 29 The Orange county court disposed of multiple cases in state v. Police Drug a guilty verdict with a 900 fine plus costs and probation. State v. Fred Champ fined 100 with probation and alternative sentence in Rutland house. Amos Wright pleaded guilty to breach of peace with 100 fine and own recognizance. Ambrowe Millett from Newbury pleaded guilty and received three months in county jail plus costs and probation. State's Atty Williams prosecuted. Divorce actions: Leon C Cilley v Ethel Eaton Cilley granted desertion. William McLeod v Bertha Cookman granted intolerable severity with custody to petitioner. Jury discharged. court to reconvene early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Orange County Cource
Druge
Rutland
State
Amos Ti
Wright
Hood
Ambrowe Millett
Newbury
Atty. Williams
J. S. Conant
Rivek Rt. Vixs
Leon C. Cilley
Ethel Eaton Cilley
W. H. Sprague
Tee J. McLeod
William 4. McLeod
HR. E. Brown
S.C. Wilken
Bertha Cookman Ve
J. Ta. Cookin
PF. S. Williams
House on stilts collapses in Rutland wind
In Rutland on June 20 a house on pine stilts near Water Street collapsed in a wind gust. Clifford L. White, the carpenter owner, had built a rough two story shell about 20 feet high with posts torn from the ground. No injuries occurred as children played nearby but the incident halted further construction. White plans to rebuild, reinforcing the structure after the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Clifford L. White
Water Street
White
Himelf
Rebuilding of Salem Begun Today
Kalen Massachusetts June 29. Actual worker preparation for rebuilding the fire ruined area began as contractors and architects arrived to assess ground and plan new structures. Relief committee meetings report alleged fraud in aid, with claims of duplicate clothing and bread distribution. The city council appropriated 815,000 to house refugees amid ration reductions expected for beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalen
Mass
Storen
Yin
Ety Council
RACING EVENTS AT STATE FAIR ENTRIES 132 HORSES
Vermont state fair racing draws 132 horses from New England with large purses. The schedule lists a 600 purse free-for-all plus 500 and 400 level races, several trotting and pacing events, and four additional events proposed with 3000 purses each. Chester Vike named starter for the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
White Fiver Junction
Vermont
Chester Vike
Paladino Arrested After Running Revolver Duel
West Newton Massachusetts June 20 Vinernes Paladino of Lexington was arrested after a running revolver duel through several streets with police. Paladino allegedly shot Antonio Ginalero at Sabortine Gor gone’s home following a dispute. Officer Richard P Clancey fired back, wounding no one. Paladino fled but was captured after a struggle as a police squad arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Mass
Vinernes Paladin
Lexington
Antonio (Rinalaro
Paladino
Ginalero
Sabortine Gorgone
Richard P. Clancey
Janers
Clanney
Thapedor
Edward J. O'Hal- Toran
Girl Cyclist Killed in Newburyport Motorcycle Crash
Bertha Woodward a 19 year old daughter of Henry Woodward of Salisbury was riding in the back of a motorcycle operated by Nester Forein last evening when the machine struck a sedua cp atte tay threw her and she suffered a fractured thigh. She died after being brought to Newburyport hospital.
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Newburyport
Maes
Lime
Bertha Woodwnod
Henry Woodward
Salisbury
Nester Forein
Newburyport Hospital
Davidson and Marson wedding announced in New York
Cards announce Miss Murie Kalb Marson daughter of William J. Marson of 10 morningside drive New York City to Thomas Charles Davidson. The ceremony occurred at the bride's home last Tuesday with Rev Dr Norris officiating. The couple plan a short honeymoon with Davidson's parents and then reside on Morningside Heights New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Murae Kalb Marson
William James Marson
New York City
Thomas Charles Davidson
Norria
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Tiltmore Hotel
Morningside Heights
Peace Conference Delayed Over Mexican Settlement Plan
Washington June 20 Carranza seeks more time to consult his military chief on a conformer with the Niagara Falls delegates as mediators push for a settlement in Mexico. Carranza says acceptance of any provisional government depends on changes to the Guadalupe declaration and the consent of his military chiefs, delaying the peace effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Carranze
Thurrta
Ningare Falls
Mexico
Tt Is
Carranen
Reed
Villa Abandons His Campaign Amid Mexico City Stalemate
El Pan reports lack of ammunition halts General Villa's march toward Mexico City after his victory. Villa, returning to Torrey with his forces, faces renewed tensions with rival leaders over supplies and port access at Tampico. News of Villa's return north is seen as ominous by both factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Pan
Echelle
Tampico
Villa
Secret peace talks reported between Carranza and Huerta
An American observer, Antonin Magnan, arrived from Mexico City and says it is positively known that Carranza representatives have been in the capital for days in conference with Huerta. Details are unclear but talks aim at a peace settlement likely tied to Huerta's resignation, with Carranza concessions expected amid divisions with Villa and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranen
Huerta
Antonin Magnan
Mexico City
Magnan
Carranza
Huceta
Rome
Curranen
Generala Ville
Angeles
Eyirtere
Villa
Corranen
Monteres
Pleasant Outing At Granite Co annual picnic at Fairmont Trotting Park
A large attendance joined McDonnell & Sons Granite Co for its first annual outing at Fairmont Trotting Park. A dancing pavilion, orchestra, and multiple booths filled the day with entertainment while numerous sports and races, including the 100 yard dash won by George Pierce and the 10 yard event led by Louis Bottigi, highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Granite Plant
Fairmont
McDonnell & Sons’ Granite Co
George Ploros
Benedicts
George Pierce
Louis Bottigi
Wue
Geny Fucio
Renivemuti
Enrlio
Linhramo
Rain Helps Quell Forest Fires Near Mount Tabor
Heavy rainfall greatly aided efforts to control forest fires on Mount Tabor east of Danby. Fires, burning for days, threatened damage but remained primarily in second growth and barren land along the sand cut, with Griffith lumbering operations mentioned among factors shaping the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danby
Juine
Mount Tabor
Stiall
Griffith
Death of Celia J. A. Wells in St Johnsbury
Mrs Celia J A Wells aged two years widow of William Wells was found dead on the kitchen floor of her Spring Street home in St Johnsbury on Saturday. Heart disease is given as the cause. She Need alone and aside from Nathan J L Parker of St Johnsbury and George Shorey of Lundenville, cousins, had no BOAE relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Inbnsbury
Celia JA. Wells
William Wells
Spring Street
Nathan
JL. Parker
St. Johnsbury
George [Shorey
Lundenville
Weather forecast implies widespread fair and warm week
The weather bureau reports most of the country will see fair and warm conditions in the first half of the coming week. New England and middle Atlantic states may have showers today and Monday with rising temperatures and moderating conditions later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Richford Man Nominated for Collector of Customs
President Wilson sent Herbert C. Comings of Richford to the Senate for collector of customs to succeed Charles H. Darling. The Vermont Democratic split involved Thomas H. Browne and others, with Martin A. Brown acting as intermediary to mediate the deadlock. Comings, a Richford furniture manufacturer and banker, has long served in county politics and business circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wilson
Senate
Herbert C. Comings
Richford
Charles H. Darling
Vermont
National Democratics
Comings
Berkshire
Taos
Franklin Meadony
Bas
Franklin County
General Assembly
Sweat, Comings Company, Furniture Manufacturers
Richford Savings Bank
Alee
First National Bank of
Enowbury Park
Wilken
Browne and
Marke
Wear-Rutland
Peware
Washington
Martin A. Brown
Wilmington
Aston
Picnic At Caledonia Park Draws Almost Two Hundred
Nearly 200 attended the Gran Mountain Iodee of Manchester Unity outing at Caledonia park. The day featured basket dinner, dancing, and athletic contests including a long baseball game won by the married men 8 to 6 after 10 innings. Charles Oliver led the married team with Edel Kenst closing the sixth inning. Keast organization claimed the football win 5 to 0, with Joe Milne Kennedy and William Stephene noted as strengthened veterans. The event committee included Mrs. John Stephens, Mrs. Willie Stephens, Mrs. Alfred Milne, Alex Ritchie, Charles Oliver, John Kennedy, and William Leith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledante Park
Manchester Unity
Montpelier & Wolle
Catedomia Park
Thorns
Charles Olliver
Tentge Carle
Charles
Oliver
Edel Kenst
Westerly
Kenst
Lade Scormlens
Craig
Firet
Keast
Chind
Risning
Stewart
Beattie
Willian Craig
Kcure
Ranger
Joe Milne
Kennedy
William Stephene
Sparta
James
James Lead
Mea
A. Milne
A. Tand
William Leith
George Blake
Arthur Borgl
Harold Olliver
Joh Farrar
Gladys Wildgoose
Violet Milne
Eliznbeth Carle
Ralph
Sudden Death of Mrs Rabioli in South Ryegate
South Ryegate June 29 Mrs Rabioli aged 43 died suddenly Saturday evening. Her husband deceased earlier left her at 4 p m to visit Barre and Plainfield. Daughter learned the news at 9 p m and hurried to catch the Green Mountain train from Barre arriving home shortly after midnight. Funeral arranged for Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ryegate
Rabioli
Clare
Termenal
Barre
Plainfield
Ead
Green Mountain Express
Marre
Fire damages Maine resort on Long Island front
Fire swept the water front of Long Island in Chadbo Bay Maine destroying the Frantic Spring hotel and damaging lodging and storage structures. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars. many residents and visitors escaped injury or death in the blaze that spread quickly on the early morning incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portlons
Long Island
Chaco Bay
Bay Bom
Lifelong Barre Farmer George Richardson Dies at 83
George Richardson longtime Barre resident and farmer on Richardson Road died Sunday at his home. Born December 18 1896 to Jeremiah and Melinda Richardson he spent his life on the family farm. He married Falla Meiding of Berlin in 1896 and celebrated 50 years together. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM from the Richardson home with Rev J B Reardon officiating at Universalist church cemetery in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richardson
Barre
Richardson Farm
Richardson Road
Mise Addie Richardson
Brooklyn
Nya
S. Meaker
Jefferson Street
Jeremiah
Melinda Richardson
Berlin
Mise Falla
Jie
Meaker
Richardson
City Farmers’ Club
Universalist Church
J. B. Reardon
Elmwond Cemetery
Death at Upper Graniteville
The death of Mrs. Thomas Gagne occurred at her home in Upper Graniteville last night at 11 15. Her husband survives with seven children four daughters and three sons. The eldest is 18 and the youngest one year old. Surviving relatives include seven sisters living in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. She was 42 years old and with her husband has lived in Upper Graniteville for 15 years. She was a member of St Sylvester church where funeral services will be held Tuesday. Interment will be in Cathedral Cemetery on Beaver Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gagne
Upper Graniteville
When
Oh Yenre
Alwy
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Gagnne
St. Sylvester's Ohineh
Hell
Father Jloseph
Tyroot
Cathelye
Bevkler Attert
Spaulding High Couple Weds at Bride’s Barre Home
Mire Mary McDonald and Dr George L Darling, both of Spaulding High School roots, married at the bride’s Barre home at 8 pm Saturday. The ceremony was performed by Rev J W Barnett with brothers and friends in attendance. the couple plan a two week honeymoon then reside in Lowell Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High School
Bride
Barre
John McDonald
Liberty Street
Mary McDonald
George L. Darling
Low Mask
George W. Carlmouth Kyegate
Fon
Lowell
Boxton Park
Than
Tey. J. W. Barnett
Congregational Church
Dorothy Bachan
Murdena Smith
Charles McDonald
New York City
Arthur McDonald
Boston
Arthur Me ‘Null
Mies Eva Smith
J. H. Dogk
Charles H. Wishart
Marre
Mise Marie Darling
South Ryes Gate
Miss
Chirungiale College
Philadelphia
Arsa
Emerson College of Oratory
Bar Public Schools
Rots
Kimball Houston-Northfield Wedding at Northfield Home
Jane Kimball of Northfield and Ray Carlton Kimball of Brockton Mass were wed at the bride’s home Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Rev E Le Halfacre officiated. The bride wore white with pearl trim and carried a bouquet. Attendants wore pale yellow and blue crepe de chine. Guests included out of town relatives. the couple planned a two week Lake George trip before returning to Camp Wuttan nok at Norwich University where the groom will manage a girls camp. The groom, a senior, earned a captaincy in the ROTC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Jane
Houston
Ray Carleton Kimball
Brockton
Mass
Norwell University
E. le Halfacre
Universmust
Ethel
Rome
Rev Morrill
Mise Blanche Stone
EB. HL Worthen
Dod
Frank J. Houston
Burlington
Charles 15. Houston
St. Johnsbury
Kimball
Lake George
Camp Wuttannok
KA. Shaw
Norwich University
Northield
Andet Rolutary
Hearing Set For Tuesday In Statutory Case
Nina Ferrari and George Merril appeared before Judge A W Scott on statutory charges filed by Crand Wishart. Through counsel they pleaded not guilty, with hearings set for Tuesday morning at 1 o clock. Both remained in custody on bonds totaling 590 and detained at police headquar ters pending hearings. The defense urged immediate hearing or release on their own recognizance amid calls for judiciary reform and questions about hearsay evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Ferrari
George Merril
A. W. Scott
Tiye
Crand Wishart
B.A. Hoar
Wishert
Hy Defonsa
Merril
Marre
Sinclair
White River Junction
Tile
Waterbury
Middlesex
N. Harss
State Industrial School
Apa
Edwin Veale Funeral Held at Maple Aven
Delegations from Heart of dk chapter Land of St George and Greeste City attend the funeral of Edwin A Veale who died last Wednesday after a long illness Services were at his late home 01 Maple ovens Saturday at 2 pm Rev W M Beattie officiated Bearers included Samuel Sargett Sidney Kidd John Rowley Arthur L Roger Thomas Blackmore James Mitchell Interment in Elmwood cemetery Attendees from out of town included William J Veale Westerly R I R J Veale and Thomas Veale Quincy Mass among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart of Dk
Land of St. George
Greeste City
Edwie A. Veale
W. Dm. Beattie
Church of the Good Shepherd
Sateuel Sargett
Sidney Kidd
John Rowley
Arthur
Lorsoger
Thomas Blackmore
James Mitchell
Elmwood Cemetery
William J. I Veale
Westerly
R. J
Thomas Veale
Quincy
Accused of Theft in St Albans and Essex Junction
June 29 Ray Smooth was arrested at Essex Junction by Sheriff Demage on charges of stealing $4 from Arthur Newton's Georgia road house. Employed by Newton, Smooth aided the theft and was tracked after boarding a south bound train. He carried 30 and a New York ticket, and is alleged to be a US Army deserter, taken to Fort Ethan Allen. Louis Kenny is jailed in Franklin county on theft charges from Swan Street Christmas leak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Ray Smooth
Essex Junction
Demage
Arthur Newton
Georgia Road
Smooth
Newton
Watcoes
Milton
New York
United States Army
Fort Ethan
Louis Kenny i
Franklin County
Davie Man Fatally Shoots Self in Harlington Home
Ernest C Davie, aged 29, shot himself in the heart with a rifle at his Harlington residence. The incident details suggest a self-inflicted wound during an apparent attempt nearby. Authorities are investigating the motive and confirming the sequence of events surrounding the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlington
Nonpartisan effort to name Vermonts U S Senator
A letter reveals Willingham distancing from an active campaign for the U S Senate. He cites personal reasons and opposition to Dillingham, urging liberal and progressive elements to unite for an independent movement. The letter notes Prety’s name appearing on the ballot and a nonpartisan campaign plan to educate voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
United States
Vermont
Dillingham
Willingham
Aldrich
United States Senate
Wns
Weil
State of
Persa
Revolution Party
Vernent Learck
Sope- Jens
Gine
T.rear Prestty Club
Co A. Prearty
Plainfield Fire Engine Demonstration Planned
The Plainfield fire department will stage a demonstration for residents to gauge fire protection. If weather permits, the event is set for the first pleasant afternoon, inviting all interested citizens to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainflotto
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Orange County Court
Salem
Mann
Davidson—Marson
Niagara Falls
Torreon
McDonnell & Sons
Fairmont Park
Celia A Wells of
Caledonia
Manchester Unity and Friends
Casco Bay
Upper
Graniteville
Darling—Mcdonald
Kimball—Houston
the Bride of Norwich
Francisca Garcia
Websterville
J. Ward Carver
A.M. Morrison
W. F. Cutler
Harry Gamble
West
Zerwick Bery
Garria
Scort
EL Bertrand
David Henderson
Edwin
Veale
Kir
Louis Kenny
Ernest C Davis
Tarles
Prouty
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