Calef Endows City Hospital Plan With $10000 Gift
Barre Daily Times reports IRA C. Calef of Washington duplicated his $10,000 pledge to the new Bates city hospital project. A telegram from California confirmed his second donation of $10,000, boosting the fund toward a $60,000 construction goal and a permanent endowment to ensure ongoing usefulness.
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Tran
Lino Angeles
Calif
City
Bates
Calef
Los Angeles
Bares Daily Times
Barre
Vito
Culef
Calefta
Trolley Car Jumps Track Injuring Seven in Woburn
In Woburn Massachusetts on Bow Street Hill late last night an electric trolley car with about 90 passengers derailed and plunged 40 feet into an embankment. Seven were injured two seriously including Mrs Neergant of Woburn and Maynard Marshall of Wakefield.
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Woburn
Mass
Prsons
Bow Street
Mra
Henry Neetgard
Maynard
Marshall
Wakefield
Neergant
Mr. Marshall
Maurice Walsh
Rose Mealeer
Josephine Mealeer
Felix Leclair
Chelsna
Daniel McInnis
Mel
Mexico Battle Rumors Stir Northern Mexico Residents
Thousands in this region await authentic word on the Torreon theater clash as telegraph lines reach Juarez with scant official dispatches. Fortunes tied to military and political moves in Mexico prompt anxious public interest.
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Fave
Tex
Mexico
Torreon
Hospital fund eyes fifty thousand dollar goal
The Barre City Hospital Building Fund surpassed forty thousand with three days left, as donations and subscriptions flow in from Barre men and women and allied towns. Campaign leaders push to reach fifty thousand before Friday night to fund the new hospital building.
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Rare City Hospital Fund
Ira C. Calef
Robbery at Briggs House Hits Chicago Hotel
A robber entered the Briggs house in downtown Chicago while an automobile was guarded nearby. He shot and badly wounded the assistant manager, took 150 from the new register, and fled as the night clerk opened the safe containing about 85,000 in valuables. A boy overheard the plan and alerted others, but the bandit escaped.
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Chicago
Hone
New Register
Direct Primary Indorsed at Republican State Meeting
Martington March 18 The resignations of FC. William of Newport and Hamilton T. Baldwin of Well River were discussed but no action taken Chair Fran Williams absent A Harber of Brattleboro presided The committee adopted a resolution endorsing direct primaries and seeking legislation to end the wate convention and nominate by direct vote The list of members present by county is given with names and towns across Vermont and surrounding areas
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Martington
FC. William
Newport
Hamilton T. Baldwin
Welle Hiver
Republican State Committee
Vermont
Fran Williams
Harber
Brattlebare
Jon
Suwessor
Yeatfrday
Grand Tele
ES Fleury
Mulland
Windia
H. G. Rarer
Bratiebora
Windsor
A. F. Watson
Hartford
Orleans
T. Baldwin
Wella River
Washington
Phelps
Barte
Caledonia
Ee Tt
St. Johnsbury
Eaeter HW. Tate
Island Pond
Funeral of Mrs Emily C Baril at Pleasant Street
Funeral services for Mrs. Emily C Baril wife of the late Albert Baril were held at her home on Pleasant Street Saturday afternoon at 2 40. Rev W M Heattie of the Church of the Good Shepherd officiated. Bearers included William J Black William Dinck John Morgan and Johiry Mene neighbors and long time friends testified to her esteem. Remains were taken to the Riverwood Center vault to rest until spring and interment will be beside Mr Bari in Hope cemetery.
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Emily C
Maril
Albert Baril
Pleasant Street
Church of the Good Shepherd
William J. Black
William Dinck
John Morgan
Johiry
Raised for Barre City Hospital
A local fundraising update lists multiple daily receipts for Barre City Hospital with varied figures across March dates. Amounts shown include 825,900.00 and smaller sums such as 91,446.20 34,045.42 37,982.53 49,784.49 41,074.24, spanning several days in March.
Porter H Dale Seeks Congress in Vermont Petition
Porter H Dale of Teland Pells announces his candidacy for Congress in St Johnsbury Vermont. He pledges open discussion with voters, year round contact, and priority on national issues over party politics. He commits to addressing voter needs and responds to inquiries directly.
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St. Johnsbury
Republican
Porter H. Dale
Teland Pells
Congress
Chin
Mnir
Ienn
Tes
Charmeter
Republican Party
Porter Fi Dale
Talend
Odd
Vermont
Bucket shops resume operation easing stock exchange agitation
New York reports authenticated signs that bucket shops are reopening in northern New York and parts of New England, easing anxiety in stock exchange circles as a new contract between the exchange and Western Union Telegraph Company may restrict sale of quotations to outsiders. The deal would curb outsider access, a shift from Western Union's long held right to sell quotes. Snow tonight, Thursday, brings clearing and colder weather with high east winds shifting to the northwest.
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New York
New England
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Western Union
Telegraph Company
New Head for Street Dept Succeeds Debrune in City
Mayor Ward submitted a partial list of 1914 appointments to the board of aldermen. Six reappointments and one new appointment were confirmed amid some after-session dissent. George Rand and Elwin J. Scott received unanimous support for inspector of buildings and city attorney roles, while J. W. Stewart was reappointed city physician. The sole street department change placed a new superintendent in the post once held by De Brame, with detailed security bonds and council actions governing licenses, finances, and street repairs.
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Ward
Board of Aldermen
Slaines
Wilson
Hie
Jogo C. de Brame
George A
John F. Cook
W. FP. Shepard
J. W. Stewart
I. B. Reynolds
Water Department
Elwin J. Scott
George Rand
W. W. Ward
A. Lane
al B. Lane
George I. Morris
A.tomasi
J. 2Inetti
A. Scampini
Mary Hunter
J. J. Goode
Keast
Bancroft
Cook
Suden
Inet
Mra
Onttage Street
Brown
Marianni Broa
Marianni Bros
Thiror
City Hospital
t+ne
Herman Bancraft
License
Hub Reataurantear
Lcenne
Noone
Guthrie
Thenne
Ein Fore
Kad
L. Weleod
Brice
Police
West Secoot Street
Beald
Tne
Accho
North Main Street
Canton
Q. McDonnall
Micharena
New Policeman Named In Barre Appointment
Mayor Ward announced John S. Murley as the new patrolman to fill the vacancy created by the death of George Kearls. Murley, 36, long a Barre resident and former stone cutter, will take day duties soon after qualifying, with two women on a reserve list for future vacancies.
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W. H. Ward
George Kearls
Jol S. Murley
Ifieer McLeod
Murley
Ireland
Barre
Marr &Orion
Yeuluia
Vermont governor seeks cut in telephone company valuations
Governor Fletcher asks the Vermont state board of appeals to reduce valuations set by the State Tax Commission for New England Telephone and power lines. The hearing in Montpelier featured arguments claiming two taxation systems exist for rate making and taxation. M B Jones of Boston represented the company against the state’s proposed reductions.
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State Board of Appeals
Henke
Montpelier
Vermont
State Tax
Cimham
Plumley
Vermont Public Service Commismon
Fletcher
Mf &Xin.c.ih
Sominimioner
New England Teleplane & Telephoo
M. B. Jones
Boston
Sabiitied
Wade Temibe Pully
Eervicen! Toosaminaion
Ontmission
Jones
Wnesurmipai Company
Chinon
St Patrick’s Day banquet recalls Irish heritage in Barre
About 700 people attended a St Patrick’s Day banquet at Clan Gorflon hall in Barre. Rev McKeon presided as speeches highlighted Irish history, with J. Cosgrove of Providence presenting a tribute to Ireland and St Patrick. Music by Mario Rasini and others accompanied a program of songs, solos, and a declamation marking the celebration.
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Dad
Tre Fund
St. Monica's
Barre
Erin Go Brough
Etmureh
J. W. Steward
E. M. Roger
Peat
Mario Rasini
Petto Letulri
Wot
Landri
Trot
Hasini
Chartee Gibbons
Mies Mane Quinlan
Cowld
Henry Roll
Sullivan
Gladiators
Mon -Jordan
John J. Cosgrove
Dailin
J. Cosgrove
Providence
Trelind
London
Trish
Lck
Asia Minor
Moers
Pepe
St. Patrick Wwe
Treland
Premglan
Rome
Roland
St. Patrick
Scotland
Hardy
Better Babies Contest at Holland Hall Barre Woman's Club
A Better Babies contest will be held at Holland Hall on Marvel 31 by the Barre Woman's Club, featuring a scientific examination of infants by city physicians. Prizes go to the top scorers in four age classes and entries are coordinated by Mrs Waterman and Mrs Chandler. Contested details include age classes and contact numbers for entry.
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Barre
Howland Hall
Mra
Waterman
Tel
Chandler
Boflina
Mantle
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New York Stock Exchange
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