Yale Harvard Gridiron Day Framed by Crowds and Cold
In New Haven on Harvard Yale day the city braced for kickoff at 2 PM as about 10 000 fans filled the area. Yale and Harvard prepared in the morning with trains autos and team arrivals shaping a tense pregame scene. The lineup for Yale and Harvard was announced with players listed for the key positions and captains named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
College Infirmary
New Haven Country Club
Oldlock
Harvard
Forbes
Tee Tot
Bare Paige
Pinter Brides
Sty Kernberg
Hockenberger
Parker
Erwin
Bure Bigiow
T. i Metre
Ley MacDonald Jones
Eae
Newhall
Lincoln
Foster
Morse
Apt
Wendell
Masses depart Boston for big football game
Boston crowds pour from South Station as 10 900 fans head for New ton for the anticipated football clash. Congressman Longworth and his wife Miss Allen Roosevelt are among the travelers noted in the brisk rush between 7 40 and 8 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
South Station
Boston
Mass
Newton
Congressman Longworth
Allen Roosevelt
College Matches Anticipated Across Multiple Cities
A series of college games is listed with venues in New Haven Springfield Philadelphia Swarthmore Easton Washington Annapolis and more. Matchups include Harvard Yale Yale Dartmouth Georgetown Maryland Navy Virginia Tech and Penn State among others, reflecting a broad regional schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalera
Harvard
New Haven
Brows
Dartmouth
Springfeld
Pennsylvania
Villa Nova
Philadelphia
Swarthmore
Anherst
Lehigh
Lafayette
Easton
Georgetown
University of Maryland
Washington
Navy
Virginia Polytechnic
Annapolis
Pennsylvania State
West Virginia
Pardue
Tilinvis
Jus
Town
Ammer
Iowa City
Carlisle Indiane
Virginia
Richmond
Monmouth
Beloit
Sophomores Triumph in Vermont University Run
The 1908 cross-country race at the University of Vermont ended with the sophomores scoring 26 points, ahead of the Juniors 9 and Freshmen 8. Ten runners completed a 4.2 mile course, earning bronze and inscribed plaques for top placements.
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University of Vermont
Burlington
Hay
Merrihew
Vail
Stevens
Orton
Waal
Brandes
Northrap
Reed
Explorer Peary Arrives at Sydney After Pole Run
Sydney New Jersey Nov. 24 The Peary Arctic steamer Roosevelt arrived under rail and steam after sixteen months of effort to reach the pole Weathered and damaged the ship logged a latitude of 87 degree 6 spinutes north about 203 miles from the pole The expedition did not reach the pole but maintained a record journey for the United States expeditionary effort.
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Sydney
N. J
United States
Pole
Roosevelt
Yeaderday
Sixtien
Burglary at Rutland Union Paditte Ten Company
A peculiar burglary was found at the Union Paditte Ten company in Rutland on Thursday night. The money drawer was emptied despite the lock showing the store in its normal business condition. Value about $40. No definite clues. investigators cite possible smart theft by someone who knew the combination.
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Rutland
Union Paditte Ten Company
Tragedy in Chicago Ends in Double Suicide
A Chicago couple, Eliza Brown Delaney and her husband James P. Delaney, were found dead in their apartment after a likely double suicide. The wife, once known as Bessie Mortimar on stage, had a bullet wound through the mouth and the revolver gripped in her hand. James Delaney, vice president of a ship company, was found with a bullet wound in the head. Neighbors report hearing two shots. details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jtamoe P. Delaney
En ‘Ship Company
Ho Tumediicely Aitarwes
Delaneys
Cyrus Woods
Iva Salle Avenue
New York
Tate
Delaney
Chicago Dramatic School
Otis Skinner
Bessie Mortimar
Kedyward
Boston Watchman New Dark Ending in Cambridge Home
A Boston market watchman named Newland Stevens died after an apparent self inflicted act at his Cambridge East home. Earlier he had been struck by a wagon in a prior incident. Local residents, including George and Albert Peek of Danville, were in town on Friday as a severe windstorm caused damage and a public entertainment occurred with delayed land opening.
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Boston
Aewland Stevens
Reet Cambridge
George
Albert Peek
Danville
Picon Buxton
Stowe
Cutter
Baeta
Capes Te
Smith
Oman
Uae
Neue Mre
Convict Stole Horses and Fled into Woods Near Monroe
In Monroe Maine the negro convict Minot St Clair reportedly stole another horse and fled toward New Brunswick after entering a frame house in West Liberty. A resident fired at him near a field while another chase began at dawn as villagers joined officers to track the suspect through the woods. Disturbances included a broken wagon and a led horse found in a field as authorities pursued the fugitive who, officials say, is badly injured and cannot travel far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyoos
Searsmont
Wormley
Francis
Norton
Prineia
Francia
Steen
Attack by rowdies in Morrisville leaves bus damaged
In Morrisville on Thursday, a group attacked the driver Mr Small after a seven year stint with the company. Windows were broken and a barrel of cider spilled on the road. The assailants fled and a hearing for the youths is expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
Heine
Mr. Small
Burial in Barre for Civil War veteran Aro A Pratt
Remains of Aro A Pratt brought to Barre today for burial beside his wife after a funeral at Bethany chapel in Montpelier. Pratt, born in Plainfield, served in Company C of the 1st Vermont Infantry, fought at Gettysburg, and later lived as a farmer in the area. He died after years of invalidism, leaving three children and a $72 monthly pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Vettran
Arto A. Pratt
Waterbury
Bethany Chapel
Montpelier
L. F
Mr. Pratt
Plainfield
Ava Pratt
Slater
Painfield
Ohio
Vermont
Lath Vermont Regiment
Trown
Pickett
Brinde
Gettysburg
Ming Betgey BE. Millar
East Montpelier
M. A. Pratt
St. Lavin
M. Pratt
Cleveland, C
George
Philadelphia
Nan Farmer
Longtime Montpelier Teacher Miss Elizabeth Sweet Dies
Miss Elizabeth Prost Sweet, longtime Montpelier teacher born in Worcester, died at 73 on School Street after ailing with age. She came to Montpelier in 1833 to teach and later left the classroom for family and business duties, with funeral services to be held by Rev. J Edward Wie. Her sister Josephine Sweet and son Edward A. Sweat survived, with roots traced to Worcester and Brooklyn connections.
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Montpelier
Eligabeth Prost Sweet
School Street
Worwester
Andrew A
Rebecca
Cprate) Sweet
Josephine
Edward A. Sweat
Brooklyn
Peat
Worcester
Jane
Oeil
Tan
J. Edward Wi
Th Hyde
Joseph G. Brown
Rutland Jury Convicts Man in Rutland County Shooting
Daniel Barnard of Chittendee is found guilty of assault with intent to kill in the shooting of John Cassidy. Cassidy lost an eye from birdshot after a tree strike. Sentencing not pronounced after a six hour jury deliberation. The motive appears jealousy over a girl.
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Rutland
Daniel Barnard
Chittendee
John Cassidy
Anguat
Cassidy
Andi
Imner
Couple Honored At Lodge Anniversary Event
Rennington in Stark lodge hosts a Nov evening ceremony honoring Mr. and Mrs. Stewart on their wedding anniversary. The well known local businessman Mr. Stewart is praised as a key figure. Many guests attend including the couple’s children and numerous neighbors.
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Rennington
Stark Lodge
M. W. Stewart
Stewart
Gwests
Mntualt Tans
Local Notes From Marshfield and Nearby Towns
Mrs Flora Recor resumes hotel duties after illness. Mrs Rosetta Waldo and Mrs Laura Burnham to spend winter at Mrs Lily E Cory Fortney’s home while Fortney oversees house work in Tharro. Plainfield annexation questioned. Marshfield residents oppose. Rebekahs from here attended district meeting in Waterbury. Residents listed include Mrs T H Bartlett and others seen in Montpelier Friday and Saturday.
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Flora Recor
Mra
Rosetta Waldo
Laura Burnham
Mra E
Lily
Tey
Ta F. Fortney
Tharro
Marshfield
Legisacure
Plainfield
East Barre to Shutter Water for Repairs Sunday
The East Barre water service will be shut off tomorrow for essential repair work. A special Sunday sermon and youth program are announced at the Congregational church, with a Firemen’s Hall event planned for Wednesday in the opera house and Gilbertson’s orchestras noted for a dinner and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Beas Aires
Oper House
Wednessy
Gilbertson
Talk of the Town Names and Local Arrivals
Town notes list C H Smith of Marchfield and Ly Holmes of Rutland visiting. Various names appear as arrivals at City Notes including White Middleme D Coy Hammond and others from New York Torrington and Bowton. One item notes a public auction Thursday by Mrs Gale wife of Dr Gale missing since October 15 with horses robes and household goods, to return to Barre Friday.
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C. H. Smith
Marchfield
Ly Holmes
Rutland
George Garpenter
Winooskienleil
Con
Lancaster
Vestry Meeting at Universalist Church Monday Evening
The Vestry of the Universalist Church will hold a meeting on Monday evening November 26 at 7 o'clock. All members are urged to attend to discuss church affairs and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Roliwuryal
the Universaliet Church
Stannard Sentenced for BreakandEnter of Dalay Store
Fred Stannard pleaded guilty in Barrington city court to breaking and entering the Rod Dalay store on South Hattery Street. He is to serve two to two and a half years in Windsor State prison. Co-defendant John Nephew was discharged on motion by the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Fred Stannard
Rod. Dalay
South Hattery Street
Windsor
Stan“ward
John Nephew
Stennard
Sherman
Mormon Church Leader Smith Fined for Unlawful Cohabitation
Joseph F. Smith, president of the Mor mor n church, appeared in Salt Lake City district court and pled guilty to unlawful cohabitation. A $900 fine was assessed after he defended his marriages as sanctioned by his church and aligned with his faith. He stated his latest marriage was contracted in 1864 and claimed all marriages were lawful in his belief.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Joseph F. Smith
Morswen
Fudge
Ajtchie
Smith
Talk of the Town items span Bar Harbor to Burlington
A jumble of short notes reports visitors and travel among Bar Harbor Quinny Mase Burlington Waterbury Hardwicke Worcester and St Albans. Mentions include Miss Hayes Rev Hello M Williams Mr Tayntor and Mrs McCarthy with varied local errands and social events across towns.
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Francis Zoppi
Bar Harbor
Nello Mini
Quinny
Mase
A. Morrill
South Boralton
Sped
Te M. Williams
St. Albene
Trey
Johnson
Geom
St. Johna
Sion
Frank Clapp
Worsister, Mane
Cinta
Robert
Toven
Northfiel
Tayntor
Erie
Wan
Jaswes
Brattleboro
Mire
McCarthy
Laurel
St. War
Ferdoee
Medhosten Cieb
Ferance Omreb
Thi
Ter
Mies
Jeanette Theva
Burlington
Ity
Fla. Hutch-ineon
Wan Inet
Hon
Washington
John Symiery
West Berlin
Mra
Jimnes
H. Carpenter
Proctor Hut Wvening
Ctl Dewpaoy
St. Johnsbury
Caledonia County
Yies
W. H. Twylor
Hardwick
Henry Doughty
Pringe
Ciy
Salvatina Anny
Ma. C. del
Donyghiy
Christian
Selvanion
Veterans at Banquet Elect Vermont Military Order Officers
About 20 members of the Vermont Commandery of the Military Order of Foreign War gathered at Miller's Inn in Montpelier for an annual meeting and banquet. Officers elected for the year include Commander Capt H Edward Dyer Rutland. vice commander Lt GR Anderson Brattleboro. secretary Lt W W Russell White River Junction. treasurer Lt GN Tilden Turry. secretary pro tem Lt W Coleman Montpelier. and other posts across Rutland St Albans Burlington Brandon and Northfield. The society admits only those who served in the Spanish American War as commissioned officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Dyer
Foreign Ware
Vermont
Military Order of
Miller's Inn
Montpelier
H. Edward Dyer
Rutland
GR Anderson
Brattiohora
W. W. Russell
White River Junction
GN. Tilden
Tuery
Rephittar
O. A. Celley
St. Johnsbury
J. Th. Lee
Welle Rivers
J. J. Greenwood
North- Held
T. Care Well
Taree
E. P. Coleman
F. le Hows
Northfield
EL He Prouty
Burlington
I. M. Miller
Brandon
Order
Special Concert Delights Williamstown Audience
Williamstown residents enjoyed a town hall concert by the Schuman quartet of Barre. The group Mia B. W. Brealey Mrs W. Hale Maud Harris and Timma Phillips drew hearty applause and extra numbers after repeated requests. Accompanist Mrs J. E. Lynde played the piano. Poor road conditions kept attendance lower than hoped.
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Williamstown
Village Improvement Society
Schuman Quaetette
Barre
Qquartette
W. Brealey
W. H. Hale
Mias Maud Harris
Mise Timma Phillips
Boes
Barre Ladins
Ausiance
Mra J. EK
Lynde
Pians
Audiante
Improvement Society
Entertained by Ladies at Enigin Hall
A social event at Enigin or pres. hall last evening drew about seventy guests. Speeches were prepared by the organizing committee and a dancing team provided lively entertainment. The gathering ended in the early morning with guests praising the Old Ladies society. Credit for arrangements goes to Mrs. Jennie Murry and fellow organizers including Mrs. Coto, Mrs. Ina Morrison, Miss Stuart, Mrs. Georgina Forlus, and others.
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Enigin
Pres
Jennie Murry
Coto
Ina Morrison
Stuart
Georgina Forlus
4. Couturk
Mise Marie Beavide
Mex
Clark
Bina Foulkner
Sunday Worship Services Plentiful Across Local Churches
Local congregations announce Sunday and weekday services at multiple houses of worship. Listings mention Christian Science, Universalist, Congregational, Pentecostal, Methodist, and Church of the Good Shepherd with morning and evening services, Sunday School, Bible study, and special events led by various pastors and lay leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe
TH. Dowghty
Ohm Buniday
G. Lewis
Mantpelice
Methodiet
Epworth Levene
Sth
Lowis
Arthur C. A. Tall
Bermont
D H Lewis To Be Released From Embezzlement Case
Rutland Vermont November 24 1901 cashier of Farmers National Bank D H Lewis will be released from the house of correction next week after serving part of a ten year sentence for embezzling funds of the institution Federal authorities and J L Martin Brattleboro confirmed the planned release though the exact date is pending word from the Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ National Bank
House of Correction
Rutland
D. Hl. Lewis
Record breaker drill debut from Sullivan Machinery Co
George H. Gilman of Sullivan Machinery Co. introduces a new forward hole drill. Demonstrations show holes in granite 12 inches deep and 144 inches in diameter made at one minute forty five seconds per hole under 100 lbs air pressure. The device is touted as superior and ready for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gilman
Sullivan Machinery Co
Hay Toon
Nya
Case Arising From Northfield Firm Versus Kent In Washington Court
A civil action titled Ellis Granite Sompeey Sos Charles B versus Charles B Kent is pending in a Washington court. The dispute centers on harnesses and horses with the Granite firm asserting a writ of sy ad Programme Clan Gordon No 12 U S C. The affair accompanies a Clan GordonThanksgiving epochal dance featuring Arc by Archibald Anderton of Wakefield with new songs by James Gand and Miss Mary Walker. Doors at 7:20 pm. adults 60 cents, children 26 cents. tickets planned for a cultural program and social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie Granite Company of
Northfield
Charles B. Kent
Washington Court
Arts
Company
Clan Gordon
U. S.C
Snd
Scotland
Perea Archibald Anderton
Wakefield
Lie
Jamey Gand
Mary Walker
Whittler
Graniteville Church Teaches English and Gaelic Schedule
In Graniteville the Presbyterian church will observe Vespers in English at seven and Gaelic at 1 30 Simdig? mob. Gaelic class at 7 pm Monday and 7 pm Wednesday English, with ties on Tuesday? Short, unclear text notes Gaelic and English sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geslie
Kiogieh
Williamstown Job Move Report From Local Notes
John Ehersten travels to Hellone Falk to take a post with the Versaint Yarne Machine company. Pa of orbitall vielted remains in town and returns home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ehersten
Hellone Falk
Versaint Yarne Machine Company
Orbitall Vielted
Jon Refueling
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J. Pillsbury
James Rogan
Alexander Cochran
Wells River
Mose Whitehill
Mian I Butler
Cat Madenee Wi
Ee ‘Hill
Ross
Clark and Davidson
Bong
Iy Chi
Andrew Bnehanan
Ae Grant
James Davidson
Minonia
Davidson
Minnie Darling
Society For
Methodist
Nora Ricker
Katie Downk
Iatumes
Reta Walch
Jesale Smith
Gong
Ashland Stevens
East Cambridge
Negro Francis
Monroe
Rowdies
Elizabeth Frost Sweet
Daniel Barber
John Carsidy
Gillete
Panni
East Barre
Stansdolps
Hayden A. Gays
Livestone
Parkceyy Fir
Wormon
Talk OF
The
Schuman Quartette
Friends of
Summer Street
Tiniversalist Obureh
Mark A. Davis
Paemicuaress
Congregational Church
Keuring Aubjert
St Montesetree _ Chilitre
Mékonnas
Paris Mare
Celetsev
Cray
Bam Sarvices
Pentegostal
Sabath
Seblath School
All Ara Lusitei
Averill
Pate
Tor
D. H. Lewis
Vergennes Bank
Daily Times
Barclay
Park Street
Wolf
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