Wesleyan Academy Scours Town for Missing Student
Walter Carroll a Wilbraham Wesleyan Academy freshman vanished after a walk Monday afternoon. A full search by students and instructors covered Wilbraham Mountain, with reports of vertigo and possible seizure but no confirmation. A clairvoyant offered a theory, yet search efforts continued across Palmer and Madison, N Y, and Suranne, N Y, as authorities notified relatives.
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Wilbraham
Mass
Wesleyan Academy
Force Apte Hd
Wilan Mountain
Walter ‘Carroll
Froseman
Wwe
Carroll
Monson
Wesleyan
Rey
Wat Margery
Gem Rowe
Rall
Carrell
Palmer
Madison
N. 1
Suranne
N. Y
Convention Opens in Rutland With Missionary Societies
Rutland May 22 The Woman's Home Missionary society and the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Metkoilint church in Burlington district met here. The convention opened today with joint roving discussions, three sexshows and two events noted. Attendance is good.
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Rutland
Sana
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Women's Foreirn Missionary Society
Metkoilint Church
Wurlington
Local Notes From Groton Nab Fragments And Visits
Groton notices and social items list resident movements and visits from Dorchester Worcester and Wells River names include Eve Parks Miss Laure Airston and John H. Parking. Family health changes and furloughs are noted along with theater entertainment at Lion Funioville and a local cottage move.
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Timothy Weleh
Fnn
Wostile
Javeplleh
Eve Parks
St Johnebury ix Iim
Apelta
John H. Parking
Ina Heath
Digling
Kane Corin
J.C. Morvey
Mast Corinth
Pilebury
Allert Hood
Woolsville
N14
Uovaee Mond
Weatville Senay
Eee
Tispay Taft
F. A. Chordl
Wogt Topatandy
Clark
Charles Hews
Ollie ‘Thue+ton
Laure Airston
Hyexnte
Cowal
Burlington
State Dental
Ricker
Wells River
TR Hall
Ten Indictments Returned From Met Life Probe
New York May 22 The special grand jury concluded the Metropolitan Life Insurance investigation returning ten indictments. Seven allege third degree charges and three allege perjury stemming from what are called Year end transactions. President John Heyerman was invited to testify but did not appear per counsel advice.
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New York
Aml
Joh Hegeman
Jorge R
State Inmuemnun Department
Heyreman
Sppettr
Adelydee of
Thirty Injured in New York Street Car Collision
Thirty people were injured, some seriously, in a crash between an electric train bound for New York from Coney Island and a trolley on the 20th Street line at Bath Beach. The impact occurred where the tracks cross at right angles near Bay 10th and 86th streets. Ten of the most severely hurt were taken to hospitals. conductors, motor men, and a crossing watchman were arrested.
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New York
Coney Taland
Bay 10Th
86Th Streets
Bath Beach
Mont Sinverely
Traby
Tealley
Fagman
Five Die As Molten Metal Slips At Eliza Furnace
At the Eliza furnace in Pittsburgh on May 21 five men were killed and four injured when a slip caused an explosion that hurled molten metal over workers. The incident closely resembles a January disaster that killed 15.
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Pittsburgh
Eliza Furnace
May Irwin to marry Kart Elstott in New York
May 22 in New York Miss May Trewin the famed gigist is to wed Kart Elstott longtime manager. The ceremony will take place at Miestrein’s home on the Lawrence River with two witnesses, her sons Davey and Waller. Her first husband Frederick Kellan, a professor’s son, died years ago.
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New York
May Trewin
University of Wackington
Alles Tewin
President to spend quiet summer at Oyster Bay
Washington reports a quiet summer ahead for the president at Oyster Bay with limited visitors. He plans to depart June 14 and stay until September 4, with a trip to Provincetown on August 20 for the Pilgrim Fathers celebration.
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Oyster Bay
Washington, D.C
Taoeh
Layne Ett
Provincetown
Montpelier City Committee Approves Plans for Jelty Hall
May 22 Montpelier city hall committee examined plans from George A Allen of Lawrence for Jelty Hall. The panel will visit Thornton and Lawrence to review the architect, Mr Adams. Plans call for 000 to 5000 dollars, with offices and a muditorium, totaling about 1900.
Rutland Buys Secondhand Fire Engine After City Vote
May 22 Rutland aldermen approved purchasing a secondhand steam fire apparatus for 50. The 40 year old engine, built for 11,500, was returned from the factory and refitted. Details show the new engine as favored option amid ongoing city fire protection debates. J O Mattoon reported from East Bynok on the week’s events.
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Rutland
J. O. Mattoon
East Bynok
Mise
Emma Sargent
Parente
East Trophilest
Adams Ard Keolfier
Baya Haipl Center
Bisinery
I Praline
Carleton
Montpelier
Edie
Hale K. Dopling
New Publie
Granite cutters agree to wage raise and hours pact
Milford Mass May 28 strike over. Two unions and employers sign a new agreement setting wage increases for granite cutters and tool sharpeners, with eight hour days on specific schedules, overtime rules, Sunday and holiday pay, and arbritration for disputes. The pact runs to April 1 1912 with yearly renewal unless terminated on notice.
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Milford
Mass
Mie
Granite Cutters’ Union
Sawyers
New England
Lawyers Allhall
Howes
Wexo
Cook
Tomaly
Lilli
Jaye
Six Are Lying Deceased From Racial Unrest Event
At Teideville Georgia on May 22 a mob attacked during an attempted crime. Two Black victims died and six others injured. A white woman and a Black man were among those involved as authorities moved prisoners. The sheriff reported taking prisoners to an undisclosed location.
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Caphine Padgek
United States Court Opens May Term in Windsor
The May term of the United States district court convened in Windsor with Judge James L. Martin presiding. Deputy United States Attorney Ander Dunnett led proceedings as an illness prevented Marshal Horace W. Bailylund from attending. The grand jury, with foreman BE. Tax, began deliberations. John Tonkine’s case for breaking a mitpost position was called, with Gilbert A. Davis for the defense. A receivership and reorganization hearing for the St Albany Street Railway is set for two weeks.
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Dwd
Hott
BE. T.ax
United States
John Tonkine
Mitoh Postafion
Gilbert A. Davis
St. Albany Stevat Railway Company
Bennington Suspect Bound Over In Deer Shooting Case
After a night of work, Justice adjourned the case against Herbert Frenel who was charged with shooting a deer out of season. Frenel was arrested by County Harry Chase. The venison was found at Charles E. Scriber's house, where Scribner confessed Frenel did the shooting. Frenel admitted guilt and was bound over to the county court term.
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Bennington
Winchall
Herbert Frenel
Harry Chase
Charles E. Scriber
French
Counsty Court
Internationalism trend at Mohonk Conference opening
The 13th Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration opened in Mohawk with talks tying to the upcoming Hague conference. Nicholas Murray Butler, presiding, urged transforming the court into a true judicial tribunal and replacing arbitrators with judges, and proposed regular international assemblies and a permanent American body of ex-officials.
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Re- Sen
New York
Mappe Court
Gardner Gets Decision In Ten Round Bout
Denver May 23 Jimmy Gardner of Lowell Mut finished ahead on points over Harry Lewis of Philadelphia in ten rounds at the Coliseum Athletic Club. Gardner dominated each round with cleaner blows. No knockdowns, no draws.
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Denver
Colo
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Mut
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Colseum Athletic Club
Ganiner Lewi
Civil War Veteran Clayton A Woodbury Dies in Flintland
Clayton A Woodbury a former lieutenant of Company B 18th Vermont Volunteers in the Civil War died at his home in Flintland last night. He had resided in the city many years and was considered a respected citizen. He leaves a wife and a son Robert Woodbury of Woolerton.
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A. Woodbury
Co. B
Vermont
Flntland
Clayton A. Woodbry
Vermont Volunteers
Hindom
Robert Woodlury
Wooletork
Talk of the Town items and travels noted
Brief town notes list residents and visitors including talks of John Tagarie Boston trip for treatment, Watson of Boston on business, Green Burlington trip, and Coville returning home. Also notices of church event by Gertrude Mofitiesten and other local names with various city movements and announcements.
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Gitin
Westtreat
John Tagaie
Boston
Kove Watson
J. Green
Burlington
George Sanloreon
O'Nell
Spelgefeld
Masen
Ware
Lavtie Johneon
Wallace Coville
A. Brown
Lana de “'Spanich
Ciroen
Hicmond
Arta
Willan
Xame Watean
Harry Korle
Peterson
Conference on Wage Pay Sparks Bi Monthly Debate
A meeting of granite manufacturers, unions and allied trades last night weighed legal weekly pay requirements versus a current bi monthly agreement. The 1906 law mandates weekly wages, while the industry pact calls for twice monthly payments, with June 1 as a target for a new understanding.
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Granite Manufacturers’ Association
Mostpelier
Akecclaton
Hugh JM. Jones
Avitlians Berciny
J. Josephs Brwult
Junes Campbell
John Maguaghl
Norwich Students All Under Arrest After Barn Fire
Northfield May 2 A celebration at Norwich University following a victory over St Lawrence University led to the barn behind the college being burned for storage. The entire student body is under arrest and a court will determine the guilty party.
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Northfield
St. Lawnuer University
Norwich University
Twenty-Year Married Couple Hosts North Main Anniversary Party
Friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John Geme on North Main Street to celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary. The couple was honored with a vowel and jeeret presentation during the evening and expressed thanks for the warm turnout. The event ended late with Rex pel? etc and notes of memory. the couple's marriage took place in Fairfield in 1847.
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John Th. Gene
North Main Street
Rex Peliainnta
Mi Gomo
Fairfold
Mather Corso
Jaye
Barra
Mio
Boy Bitten by Dog During Wagon Ride
11 year old Bert Leclair suffered a dog bite while riding in a wagon. He was taken to a hospital where doctors treated the wound and anticipated a prompt recovery. The incident occurred near an inn and involved a wagon and bystanders.
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Bert Leclair
Winnig
Leclair
Ujo
Bina
Schoolwork on display at opera house Friday night
A concert by city school pupils will be held at the Opera House Friday evening May 24. About 112 children from grades one through eight will perform in choruses and solos under Miss Phinney supervision, presenting pieces like Nature's Orchestral, The Sandman, What Robin Told, Stars of the Summer Night, and The Month of May. Admission is 25 cents.
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Wight
Langely
Misiv
Mise Phinney
Sandman
Warold Knight
Robin
Giiutes
Little One
Aergin
Margaret Bh Toliahy
McH
Poadin
Geno Cerath
Pussy Willow
Cornet
Arthur Carroll
the Mountain
Meetingyhouse
Tenteht
Gladys Gale
Barre Case in Coin Court Delays New Trials
In Washi county Montpelier May 22 defense counsel sought a new trial on newly discovered evidence in the Harvey Torey case where the plaintiff won $900 with interest. A motion to set aside the verdict in Johor W. Fgnan vs Central Vermont Railway also seeks a new trial after a $5,588.39 damages award. The court will hear the motions as to whether the verdicts were against the weight of evidence. Sentences indicate plans for further actions and a potential liquor case against Emery Cleveland in Harro for intoxicating liquor offenses.
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Grand
Ventiot
Senter
Hattie A. Catehpaw
Ates
Emery Cleveland
Harro
Cleveland
Court records show multiple minor offenses and a drunken arrest
In city court this morning officer Joseph Dyer reported Wilson pleaded milly to a second offense and was fined 15 dollars plus 66.55 in costs. Dunn pleaded guilty to a first offense and was fined 11.55. Robb was arrested for intoxication and held in cell. Dr. Dutly examined him for illness and faint attack while orderlies moved him to a station. A separate report notes Nich ordocy and a man found in the middle of Helin street pavement.
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Ecomde
Wilson
Joseph Dyer
Mearning Wilson
Dunn
Robb
Dr. P
Ftnstmga
Carle
Bina
Rom
Helin Street
Bolstens Wood
Rita
Wanted to Find Edward White in Montpelier May 22
Edward White a 16 year old reported missing from Montpelier, last seen Monday, linked to two weeks work for C F Boswell in peat market. Suspects include William Riley Jr and Harry Yanilow. belongings valued at $40 and $140 cited. Police believe he may have fled to Canada with a sister in Quebec.
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Montpelier
Edward White
Twr
C. F. Boswell
Sunky
Willan Riley, Jr
Harry Yanilow
Funeral of Mrs Fred Maplin Sant
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Maplin Sant was held yesterday afternoon from the One on Sowich Mainstadt, Ran, with Sort ner officiating and Miss Lille Maren singing two selections. The interment was at Edmond Cemetery. The bearers were Albert Blantol ani, Gerry Blanchord, Prank Robinia, and EB, . Walla.
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Fred Maplin Sant
Sowich Mainstadt
C. Sortner
Mies Lille Maren
Edmond
Albert Blantolani
Gerry Blanchord
Prank Robinia
Walla
Autopsy Clears Died-Of-Apoplex Case of Daniel Cardell
State attorney and Sheriff returned from Warren to Montpelier after an autopsy on Daniel Cardell, 49, concluded death due to apoplexy rather than poisoning. Burlington doctors removed organs for state lab analysis, noting the decedent’s poor health and a sudden onset of headache and vomiting before collapse.
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Imte
Gates
Sheriffry
Montpelier
Warren
Daniel Cardell
Phsicians
Jone
HL. White
Burlington
State Laboratory
Renner Mn Mae
Spain
Ree
Cardell
Sle
Montpelier Junction
Exeex Junction
Banquet Honors Rockfaced Candlepin League Winners
A City Hotel banquet marked the closing of the Rockfaced candlepin league series. The Ethan Allen club from Burlington lost to the royal team earlier, with Landlord Morse hosting. Awards included gold medals for Victor Brown and GabeRoal, silver for Antonio Hoa, plus cigars and other prizes. Guests from Burlington and Montpelier attended, with speeches and musical interludes rounding out the evening.
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City
Morse
Ethan Allen Elib
Harlington
Southdown
Agereaan Vantile College Deo
Olloe
AL HL
Willem
Hepharyt
Victor Brown
Henry
Averagig
Antonio Hoa
T. Galveltont Aso
Willam Ep
Harey Ontier
Hurtington
Sohn 1
W. Haley
Monttpelier
T. Starts
Boelington
Jolia Kevennl
Willieoml
Aurlington
Fred Buell
Cup Hington
Hophiyrn
White
Yiptain
Tibai de Gablellont
Baal
Scilla Wehbeh
Newry Mute
Ape Kesdorts
Chemapulitan
Wer
Risesell
Vivd Hirahant
Don Vira
Judk Pease
Rihan
Burlington
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Walter Carroll
Groton
Ernest Tateey
Old Bie
Ig Ount
Mes
Sf. Z. Mead
Dorchester
Lion Funioville
Shaw
Olies
Wad Mes
Kiwi Piet
Peapan
Sivurday
Uiery
Simeon Filuld
Bern
Abbie Mot'viilis
Mbtack
Nronchide
G. Wil Darling
South Myeyate
Stilert Howmer
Talsay
Jennie Winkle
Mary Mivhook
Hminoyer
Walker Thurston
Alexander Dennett
Hove
Thurston
Uler Village
Williamy
Omsein
Tanes Rogers
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Pittsburg
May Irwin
Roosevelt
Hay
Chelsea
England
Hotehinn & 4
Iets
Pink Muuke Company
Webl Pink Geranto Company
Norcross Bros. Company
Basloiot
Mainini
William Enright
Willen . Youngaon
Redoy
J. J. Wook
Janes Carvey
M. Mulnini
Sharponore
Reidsville
U. 8
It. Albans Street
Justice Court
Butler
Columbia University
Gardner
Lewis
Talk OF
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TOWN
Norwich
John Grimo
Ay Wagen
the Opera House
Barre
Coin Court
Emory Cleveland
Jas. Rouson
City Ee
Fred Martin
Axari
Warus
Jonnie
Duomny Brady
City Hotel
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