Garrows Quarreled Over Husbands Attention to Other Women
In St Albans on May 12 the trial of Edward Garrow of Franklin, charged with murdering his wife Matilda last November, heard witnesses including Mrs Garrow’s sister, mother, and sister-in-law. They testified to ongoing marital strife over Garrow’s alleged liaisons with other women, especially hired help Alice Morse. Morse testified Garrow pursued her. Garrow allegedly warned of selling the farm and leaving forever. A doctor offered expert testimony on possible causes of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Garrow
Matilda
Franklin
St. Albans
Baward Garrow
Atwroorm
A. A. Skeely
Thie Rity
Alice Thomas Moree
Garrows
G Arrow
Abercnro
Garrow
Billeda
Garrow Farm
Eherieh Bie
Montpelier City Council Hears Bills and Road Widening Claim
The Montpelier city council in a routine session reviewed payments and permits while considering a request from Cr Fuller for the city to cover costs for a retaining wall to widen a road. Several local residents reported car incidents and a recent wedding was noted with details of attendees and reception. A fire department call to the Dewey block prompted debris clearing and questions about ash disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Brooks
Carpenter
Lillie
Cr. Fuller
Dwight 1
Long
Holden Vine
Ficensie
Velivks and Supply Co
Gaso Line
Charles M. Carter
Eit Marteras
Jods Outen and the Mile Toddler Costume Mix Up
Fragmentary wartime style note describes Jods Outen and a domestic quarrel over a boy's costume and chores. The text mentions a mother reacting to a doll, a sister speaking about five dollars, and a scene involving weeds and a pail of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Relaxation Felt In Berlin After Allied Terms Accepted
Berlin reports a noticeable easing in political tension as Germany accepts allied terms after Chancellor Wirth’s ministry meets the emergency. With the ultimatum expired tonight, domestic politics focus on cabinet changes and the foreign minister post, relieving Chancellor Wirth of duties pending the new cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Wirth
Bethel Beats Randolph Freshmen In Rough Playground Game
Bethel freehome baseball team defeated Randolph freshmen on the playground yesterday by a score of 10 to 1. Eugene Picher pitched well for Bethel with Ashton Pelleren at the revolving end. Sixth grade team won 27 to 24 at Randolph Tuesday. Dustin attended funeral of Ernest Smith in Jericho. Martin block fire scare ends as firemen find a henfire behind the block. Schools gathered for a test at Ram Som Hall under Sep. VR Deackett. Miss Mildren Priestot and Miss Geneva Kenedy top beetepeliers at county contest practice. Parrott lays cement walks in front of Brooke and Wash barn block and Arnold Work. Wilio Chamberlain operated on for intestinal bowels issue. critical.
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Randolph
Randolp
Eugene Picher
Ashton Pelleren
Randolph Ture
Brocat A. Dustin
Jerday
Jericho
Ernest Smith
Fanny Allen
Patelln
Martin
Waterday
Ransom Hall
VR Deackett
May Spooner
Echwol
White River Junction
Fila Washburn
Lilliegile
Geneva
estameiKg Ten Beveree
Premature Price Decline Sparks Supposed Medieval Pile Tale
The tale recalls a form in Keylich payterr with a gray mediaeval pile on a mountain peak. A professor notes the structure resembles a Kenteh cadle while a student misreads Dunedin as Dunrobin. The exchange hints at retirement talk and a light critique of rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keylich Payterr
EN Lgivlands
Dunedin
Hoston
Explainings His Luck Return From Carnival Scene
An unclear fragment recounts a man returning from a carnival sight in Glenwood. The text mentions candy and stands, with garbled dialogue and missing details about what happened at the wreck. Further readable context is needed to identify people, places, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnival
Glenwood
Tore Lille
Pitty
Ken
Bay State Hit by Hard Frost
Massachusetts and nearby towns suffered a hard frost with temperatures near freezing. Estimated crop losses around $50,000 hit young plants, grapes, strawberries, peaches, and early vegetables. Brattleboro reported 24 degrees, while Boston area reports noted damage in Newbury, Newburyport, and surrounding truck gardening districts.
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Bay State
Springfield
Mass
Connecticut Valley
Brattleboro
Thalian
Agawai
Wit Braham
Weatfield
Luffield
Cot
Hoston
Newbry
Salisbury
Rowley
Needham
Newburyport
Boston
Bert J Berry Dead in Livermore Falls Hospital
The village of Waterbury and Thixbury mourn Bert J Berry once of Honey Farm Theebury and husband of Mea Gora Hunt Joy Herey. He died in a Livermore Falls hospital after a recent illness and operation. He had been living in Campton, N IL. The details of his condition were not widely known.
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Waterbury
Thixbury
Bert J. Berry
Theebury
Mea
Gora
Hunt Joy
Livermore Falls
Campton
Weany
Eugen Man
No Wonder He Had Trouble Thining to War
A returned soldier on leave in Paris records a misadventure while trying to locate his hotel street. He asks locals for the street name, faces repeated laughter, and only foreign guidance from a man who speaks English imperfectly. The tale, drawn from the Boston Transcript, contrasts affection with distance in a fading wartime scene.
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Paris
Eel
A Wen An
Corren
Fom
Haven
Los Angeles
Fragmented OCR reduces to unclear quotes and misspelled text
A garbled transcription from a newspaper page presents partial phrases and misrendered names. The text includes a speaker reference and dated language but lacks coherent narrative, proper nouns, or identifiable events to summarize.
Fragmentary obituary notice from unclear text
Partial transcription of a death notice mentioning a daughter and a wedding port. The readable items include a father figure and references to life’s fruit and home. The rest is garbled, with no clear names, dates, places, or organizations to anchor a complete summary.
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Pape
Artivar
Ptt
Deeton
Boston Seamen Resume Work After Short Strike
Boston May 2 Engineers and firemen on hurter towboats who quit to support a women’s strike returned to work. The Mariners Benevolent Association urged a calm return, noting the main strike would not be affected. Two companies will open shop operations while ships continued to run with limited delays.
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Boston
Georgs H. Willey
Jonatranel
Maesrine Kryzinogis
Cwo
Willey
United States Steamboat Inspectore
Companion
Talk of the Town Meeting at the TPrealiyterben Church
Mr ad Mre Qharlee W Averitt and Miss Annie Meth attend a year end meeting of the Men’s elite of the TPrealiyterben church Weld Vast. Rev Frayele Ho Taint of West Barnet delivers a talk on The Melting Pot. David studies world events and warns that evildoers may persist until punishment is dealt. Refreshments follow. Rev WriN Ruthopere hosts Ret. Me Saint back in town.
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Qharlee W. Averitt
Ture
Senk
Fonuin
Mt Etree
Inet
Annie Meth
Oe Ie Averitl
Sacramento
Barye
Frayele Ho
West Barnet
Slivewater
David
Saint Tas
Wrin
Ruthopere
Vermont official notes on treasury certificate sale and livestock rules
State Treasurer Walther F P Scott informed Vermont director Cherge H Leslie that he planned to purchase a 64 000 par value United States treasury savings certificate via Myre Senllin, with final approval sought from other state treasurers and public officials. The note lists licensing rules for livestock stock dealing and a cattle sale condemned as tubercular to be held at the State House, with details on attendance and associated figures. A milk truck incident near Westminster is reported, describing driver Mr Finnette's fall but his survival, and Camp Wihakuwl preparations and promoters are noted for a summer fair at Northfield.
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Burton C McDyne
Florence Chigette
Gieorby FE
Nedding
James McDonald
East State Street
Growmaa
the Cross Bakery
United States
Leo Newsomb
Northfield Street
Iran Willis Martin
Pall River Mass
Mast Galois
Martin
Walther FP Scott
Cherge H. Leslie
Vermont
Firat Federal Reserve District
United States Treasury
WREI
Myre Senllin
Scott
Tervnee
Allmortise Labor
Civic
Eee
New Bal
Direiag
Northfield Ie
Amd
A. E. Winglew
K W. Clark
OW Nefield
Membership Drive Opens in Barre for Board of Trade
Sunny day rally at the American Legion drew public-spirited Barre residents and Harte City supporters to kick off a membership drive for a full-time Board of Trade secretary. Leaders urged rapid donations with a goal of a paid executive to boost local industry, housing, education, and commerce.
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American Legion
Teames
Board of Trade
Harte City
Barre
Inetall
John Holan
GW Gerineg
Board of Tende
Mageet
W. A. Drow
George F. Mackay
Mas
Dawee VY. Vaylor
Greater Vermont Association
Barrethould
Church Strat
Alonse
Tastoe
World Center
New England
Board of ‘Trade
Ethan Allens
Vilerims
Mr. Taylor
Burlington Clumber
Rutland
Hoodlinkie
Etteevien
Gealdry
Urs
Vermont
Ohio
Niles
Chamber of Commerce
Kanaus
Board Board of ‘Trade
Taylor
FE N. Somers
Barre Board of Trade
Somers
Lupon William Barely
Barclay Brothers Co
Barclay
Barry
Itn
Elvie
Supreme Lodge proceedings reveal new officers and amendments
Supreme Lodge N. P. officers elected with William Scott presiding as attorney. Members from New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and others share 25 districts in extent and numbers. Amendments adopt a four year term for governing the lodge and remove certain parental protections while maintaining insurance and bonds data.
Fire Destroys West Fairlee Mills and Damages Village
A large fire near West Fairlee heavily damaged two mills, a dwelling, and several structures after striking around 2 PM. The blaze, fed by sawed lumber and a boiler explosion, drove timber through a house and scorched a bridge. Insurance was scant. casualties were minor to none, though several residents were injured. Local assistance from Chelsea and Fairlee helped battle the flames, with major losses totaling around ten thousand dollars and hundreds of feet of lumber destroyed.
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Southworth Broa and
Conk & Coburn
Arthur Cochurme
Southworth Brow
Cook & Burn
Southworth Wills
Ducharme
Chelsea
Fairies
Bulldinne
Southworth
Halph
Harry Southworts
Roy Southworth
Cook & Coburn
Jobe Look
Coburn
William ‘Robbins
Mr. Robbins
Rue Bern
Bankruptcy adjudications mark early 20th century notices
May 12 reporting bankruptcies of F G Howland Barre Bay Bank & Trust Co president and Burton businessman Frank B Tower. Adjudications list creditors Parker Jolie & Co Peavey Brothers Co Simons Hatch Whitten Co. Amounts noted 10600 for Peavey Brothers and others in chancery-like claims.
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Howe
Barre Bay Bank & Trust Co
Tay
United States
Robie
de W
Earl Katebeider
Barre
Frank B
Burton
Parker, Jolie & Co
Hrighton, Mars
Peavey Brothers Co
Reston
Simons
Hatch
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Mrs. Garrow
Wellington Knight
Berkshirr
Garrave
Lishes
Kaight
Mra Garrevne
Mnery
Moth
Montpelier
W. B. Savery
Williamstown
Secretary of State
Mark M. Wilcox
Orwell
Anthor
Rose Conk
Maine
Heaton Hospital
Cearge
Barber
Bégton
Red Cross
Fir
Buresin
Main Street
Ady
Eilzabeth Hartlett
Burlington
Studdard Tater
Thor
Om Tatarriees
Brighton
Cmememioner of Agriculture
South Barre Orange
Board of Claritin
Dewey Block
Court Street
Merrill
States Public Health Service
London County Reef School
Fife
Jods Outen
Thar
Bethel
Mercury
Piaf
Ofe
Sokek
Pepa
Boston Transcript
Namie Randioe
Aimee
Ememier
Mae Joe Traneerigt
Talk OF
the Town
KS Brigham
Youse
Monttpelier
Finnette
Westminster
Barrow Street
Finenette
Svante Furniture Cas
Nell Souith
Mythology
New York Telegram
Supreme Lodge N
William
New Hampshire
Maetacharetts
Rhoile Teland
Lawor
Stockton
General Fund
Kewringrte
WEIS
Babenee
LOTR
Furl
Crompts
Tetassements
Siftl
Halaner
Bende
Superme
Merdulka Archer
New London
Jolin J A'Hearm
Allston
Mire
Kewlage
Allan
Manetreter
Xhew
Carnell
Remingtom
Frederck W. Marrian
Casbringes
Willem F Morrill
Wourmertet
Kermilell
West Fairlee
Hoy Sar
F.G. Howland
Bernard Dawiel Murphy
Jeremiah Murphy
Cramiteville
Beaver
Margaret
Laure
Augustine Deeney
Sprtequest
Tehane
Sandy
Homer Aed
Rita
Ielaarten
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