Antares as in Seheetten the Day Daily Times
The Barre Daily Times issue for Friday October 2 1908 reflects a stream of brief notes. It mentions William Randolph Hearst and his LLD rank, Governor Haskell of Oklahoma seeking funds, Standard Oil, and Kermit Roosevelt’s college plans while Theodore Jr works. It also notes two cent letters to Britain and Ireland and reservoirs filling, with Burlington attracting notable residents like Roger Burlchurd. James H Vahey’s public profile and defense of Tucker link legal notoriety to public eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Vahey
Massachusetts Democrate
Charlee L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Vahey
Bay State
Tucker
New
Novel Design Patterns Stand Out In The Lot
A review notes unique and varied designs with bias effects small figures and panel work in solid colors and hairline stripes. It highlights countless ingenious combinations beyond common patterns, inviting closer inspection of each item.
Publicity in murder trial shapes careers and campaigns
The text argues publicity from a famous murder trial boosted a lawyer's standing and could aid Isa in his bid for Governor, while noting Vahey's strong Democratic convention showing in Massachusetts. It suggests heightened notoriety influences political fortunes and canvassing dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Isa
Bay State
Vahey
Mateachiectta
Universalists of Vermont plan aid for aged clergymen families
The Universalists of Vermont and the Province of Quebec move toward consolidating efforts to care for aged and infirm clergymen, their widows and children, as deemed imperative by the denomination’s executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalists of
Vermont
Quebec
Universaliste
Brotherhood funds for clergy care urged across denominations
A movement advocating funds to support clergy homes and aged or infirm ministers spreads across religious groups. Denominations should fund their own ministers, delaying a universal clergy fund until broader tolerance rules church affairs. Universalists praised for advancing this policy step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santi
Pter Vrale
Rail routes in Vermont hinge on finance and courage
The Burlington Free Press reports that Harriman's Vermont presence renews talk of a cross-state railroad from Montpelier to Rutland. Plentiful plausible paths exist via Middlesex Waitsfield Rochester Stockbridge Mendon, with ties to the White River Valley line. Yet weak population, sparse resources, and cautious capital keep plans uncertain.
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Burlingto Free Press
Harriman
Vermont
State Railroad
Montpelier
Rutland
Woodstock
Jong
Middlesex
Morrtown
Waitsfield
Rochester
Stocksbridge
Mendon
White River Valley
Bethel
Stockbridge
Pth Aeap
Johnebury
Lake Champleine River Valley
Morrisville and Morrisville-area social notes
WOLCOTT Mr and Mrs H H Parker and Mire rt A Parker and children visited at J J Parker s in Morrisville Wednesday Mrs Mary Tillotson visited her son George Tillotson at Morrisville Wednesday The Mises Mary and Carrie Boor returned from Sugar Mill Neut Monday O W Hubbard was returned home from White River Junction Mrs A K Haskell was in St Johnsbury Thursday Archie Bullard was in Hardwick on Friday Albert Hodadon has finished work for N Colgrove W A and Elmer LaFlour are cutting logs for Frank Potter Jrs C P Foster of Morrisville was the recent guest of her son A W Foster Maurice K Darling and Vera M Smith were married September 23 by the Hey dH Wills Congratulations O J Putnam A Ht Chapman RB M Hubbell L C Udall and W S Silloway are planning to attend the excursion to Boston October 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Parker
Mire
A. Parker
St. Johnebiry
Archie Bullard
Hardwick
Albert Hodadon
N. Colgrove
W. A
Elmer LaFlour
Frank Potter
Jrs
C. P. Foster
Morrisville
A. W. Foster
Maurice K. Darling
Vera M. Smith
Dh. Wills
O. J. Putnam
A. Ht. Chapman
M. Hubbell
L. C. Udall
W. 8
Goddard Athletics Manager Defends Scholarships
Percy C. Keir, manager of Goddard's baseball team, writes to defend the school's athletics against claims of paying players. He recalls a no-pay policy, notes Vermont prep school success, and asserts no inducements were given to recruit pitchers. He cites studying players' need for scholarships or work for board and emphasizes past championship with nonpaid players.
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Barre
Times
Hyeing
Alto
Goddard
Godiant
Imoney
Lenin
Masachusetts
Worcester Academy
Goldard
Tyne
Vermont
Olsen
UV. M
M.S
Intercity
Pairchilt
Ike
Etter Goddard
Fairchild Exy
Eshog
Percy C. Keir
Mgr
GOS. BL BT
Ith
Craftsbury
Jet
Montpelier Notes On Reunion Plans And School Advisory Group
A. A. Niles announces the Ninth Vermont Regimental reunion and camp fire for Tuesday evening in Montpelier. The state officers and legislature will have free telephone booths at the State House corridor. Washington county alumni discuss closer contact with the school and a centennial celebration in June. An advisory committee including George L. Blanchard and others will coordinate with the faculty for school interests. Milkmen circulate a plan to raise milk prices from six to seven cents a quart due to pasture shortages and high ice costs.
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A. A. Niles
Morrieville
Ninth Vermont Regimental Reunion Association
Usat
Montpelier
J. A. Gowdey
State House
Washington County Grammar
Te Heal
Fd. Brownscombe
George L. Blanchard
W. Sn, Thetiuit
Albert Reed
Mies Evelyn Lean
Mies Salliervitt
Brownscombe
New England Sees Growth in Private Forest Planting
Corporations and private citizens across New England are expanding forest planting to exploit regional opportunities. About 2,500 acres have been planted this year in several states, with water companies and foresters adopting schemes. Planting waste land remains key, as Massachusetts reports ten percent of the state land wasted, Rhode Island cites 228 abandoned farms, and wealthy individuals plan 50 to 200 acre plots. White pine leads, followed by Norway spruce, red oak, black locust, and sugar maple for multiple uses. Plantations also provide shelterbelts and windbreaks, boosting practical forest value for farmers.
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New England
Massachusettv
Toul
Rhode Island
Achusett
Spain
Norway
Uncalled Letters at Barre Post Office Week of October 20 18
List of names and organizations with unclaimed postal letters for the Barre post office. Includes many individuals such as A Americo D G Parker Luigi Baim Win Barnes Mattinta Colombo Johnnie Cambell Joby Crnout and Francisco Druigai, plus unions and firms like Union Granite Co. Contact needed for delivery.
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Barre
A. Americo
D. G. Parker
Luigi Baiom
Win, Barnes
Mattinta Colombo
Johnnie Cambell
Joby Crnout
Francisco Druigai
C. Denilets
G. A. Cash
Berton French
Carlo Gall Hawley
Thomas Hearthy
Hughes Johnson
Leland
M. Mawson
HH. D. Miles
P. W. Miles
P. PY. McCarthy
Ottilia Lauceio
Alfred Parker
Memorial Window Gift Planned for Trinity Methodist Church
A donor pledged to furnish a large memorial window for Trinity Methodist Church and the work was to be completed at Ene Murphy address windows the front of the church, with the committee handling the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bark Cross Haw
Agen
Palangnesn
Trinity Methodist
Ene Murphy Attress
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Langley
Antares
Seheetten
The
Barre Daily Times
William Randolph Hearst Hay
Haskell
Oklahoma
Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore, Jr
Scotland
Ireland
Burlington
Roger W. Burlchurd
Lamoille County
Hyde Park
North Main St
Barre, Vt
North Main Street
Stedman
D. F. Davis
the Cross-state Railroad
Web
Thur
Ben, A. Eastman
Howland
Ninth Vermont Regimental Association
the Union Bakery
Charlotte Rites
Nomen
Mra. Beatin
Artelle Crawford
Ha Emery
May French
Mra. Gray
Dasie Gothier
Ly ‘Ais Gouhwe
Heathien Bure
Ternice Holmes
Eisie Hatin
Kendall
Mae Lamont
Cen Tritte Viale Litas
Eva M. Rapers
Amie Stewart
Vienesse Stone
Harriet Stevens
Tena Sanders
Ee ‘Con
P. Trenutine
Mine
Directoire
A. W. Badger & CO
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Bericenes
Eastern Avenue
Sequinary Street
la Newburg
Rathskeller
Basen
Pearl Street Rathskeller
A. H. Burd
Juzzell
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