Barree Daily Times Opinion Snippets On Weather And Legislation
The column surveys local weather notes and Havre readers, jokes about Jane weather in October, mentions a legislative probe into telephone companies, and notes a belief the Chicago baseball team won the world championship. It reports a Dartmouth journalism case and jokes about wealth, then critiques Vermont legislative suspensions for corporate meetings and osteopathy entering medical practice in New York with a high court ruling on death certificates.
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Noah Webster
New York State
Judge Tyler declines re election to Vermont supreme court
The Vermont Supreme Court’s senior judge, James M. Tyler, has declined to be a candidate for re election this fall. The Barre Times and The Messenger note the decision brings regret yet honors a long career of twenty one years of service and possible private life retirement to pursue plans. The discussion also touches on American born births and immigrant heritage in early U S history, suggesting first generation Americans remain loyal citizens and the heritage matters less than patriotism.
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James M. Tyler
Vermont Supreme Court
State of
Vermont
Sale Tyler
Cupramoe Court
The
Barre Times
the Messenger
St. Albans Messenger
Hne
Times
Times Mtgheugeest
United States
Stfe
Children Firearms and Law In Rural Hardwick Incident
Two Hardwick youths rented a rifle from a Hardwick storekeeper and one was shot seriously though not fatally. Authorities debate the storekeeper’s liability under a statute imposing fines for furnishing firearms to minors under fifteen. The article discusses the intent to shield underage youths from handling dangerous weapons.
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Hardwick
Willeh
Lawful virtue and gun possession by minors
The passage argues for enforcing law with vigor, notes a statute making it an offence for a child under fifteen to possess a weapon without parental consent, and urges testing accident prevention measures as hunting season begins.
Reform of Grade Crossings in Vermont Gains Steam
A Vermont reform moves swiftly after new railway laws. The railroad commission orders abolition of two crossings per several miles, improving safety with few objections beyond occasional municipal resistance. The process reflects broad support for public safety over local obstruction, notes Bennington Banner.
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Vermont
Railroad Commission
Commission
Bennington Hunner
Newspapers should drop Italian nationality bias in crime reports
Northfield News argues against singling out Italian offenders by nationality in crime stories. It urges fair practice when names appear, noting most Italian Americans strive in education and business, and calls for equal labeling of all offenders regardless of background.
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Haly
Windham
Northfield News
Central Vermont Railway Report At Shareholders Meeting
Central Vermont Railway announces at the annual meeting that despite a low mood in the past year the company broke even financially and improved public service compared with wartime. Observers in northern New England recognize railroading in Vermont is not highly profitable, but ongoing industrial growth may boost future prospects.
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Central Vermont Railway Company
New England
Vermont
Verwent
Peel
Central Vermont Railroading Under Strain in Vermont
The Central Vermont faces rugged northern terrain that tests railroad maintenance and operation. The article argues that even with strong management, adverse weather and mountainous conditions limit performance. It discusses the difficulty of keeping the line from St Albans to Montpelier on schedule amid harsh travel conditions.
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Vermont
Wistern
Central Vermont
St. Albans
Insurance Meetings Reveal Vermont Mutual and Union Mutual Directors
Vermont Mutual directors elected including James T Sabin and W T Dewey with August 1 2008 as reference. Union Mutual Fire Insurance re elects directors led by James W Brook and Herbert Brigham. Union Mutual reports in force 25 112 172 08 and total expenditures 005 00 with 4429 08 for host Josten by fre. Total assessments since organization 128 percent.
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The
Vermont Mutual
Union Mutual Piro Insurance Companion
Montpelier
Georgy
James T. Rabin
W. Tyatt
George Uriggs
Wael
Adrion County
J. Judson
Bonnington Country
T. Ide
Frm
Ciledania
Howry
Chittenden
S. Robinson
Rasex County
DB. Hunt
Franklin County
H.W. Marvin
Croed Lale County
Thomas CO. Chee
Lamoille County
Joan H. DuBold
Orange County
M. Webster
Irleana County
H. Jack
Trudant County
James I. Martie
Windham County
W. W. Stickney
Windsor County
Union Mutual
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company
J. W. Hrock
A.D. Farwell
J. H. Senior
H.W. Kemp
Fred Manchard
R. B. Denny
Fred A. Howlams
Hemenway
T. Hoxie Hall
G. M. Campbell
E. Henry Powell
Hertart Prig Fam
Henry M. McVarland
S. Emery
Hon. Woodfin
Fred G. Field
James W. Brook
Herbert ¥. Brigham
Harlan W. Kemp
Ant Ralph B. Denny
Rathskeller Hen: price comparison with Boston eatery
The Rathskeller is not expensive and offers meals comparable in quality to the American House Rathskeller in Boston. It asserts dining here costs no more than at other fine restaurants and emphasizes superior food quality.
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Economist
Rathskeller
Boston
Por terhouse and Plank Steaks Time Advertisement
Thursday menu features large and small Porterhouse and Plank Steaks Pork Steaks and Veal Chops offered at regular advertised prices.
Friday and Saturday Lobsters and Oysters at Newburg Style
For Friday and Saturday, 5 PM Lobsters any style a la Newburg. Oysters any style cock tail specialty. Clams and Fish at regular advertised prices. Private dining room for parties up to 12. Regular dinners for ladies and gentlemen weekdays 12 to 2 PM for 35 cents. Rathskeller open 6 AM to 12 AM. Read tomorrow’s paper for Sunday menu.
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la Newburg
Legislature Social Season Lights Burlington Notes
Notes on legislature work include Governor Prouty's receptions and balls at the governor's room and Armory. Highlights cover deer hunting bills for next season, possible open season changes, penalties for accidental shooting, and a nod to past political appointments amid ongoing state activities and farmer's club reorganization.
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Mra
HL Prouty
Mumber
Vermont
Norwich University
United Daughters
Armory
Tax payment deadline and local movements listed
Last day to pay taxes and receive discount noted for Cabot area. Names Cecil Foster T J Ongar work in St domnsbury on business Tuesday. M D Wells in Montana yesterday. George low of maven visited Woodry Co store and St Johnbury for Tall company business. Dr A W Beker and Dr G Wie Hams to Reston. Baker near Hurrey Chase’s Main Street house. Ninth Vermont reunion postponed to July 1800 with unclear venue.
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Cecil Foster
T. J. Ongar
St. Domnsbury
M. D. Wells
Montana
George Low
Maven
Vermont
Alain Bane
Ferg
New Knives and Watch Bar Gains in Jewelry Department
Jewelry department announces new knives including carpenter and workmen types with prices from 49 cents to 98 cents. Watches feature Elgin and Wal tham options with prices $12.98 and $2.98 and a $0.98 “Good Timers” offer.
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Elgin
Walteks
President Re-elected in Vermont Society Meeting
The Vermont Bible Society held a Saturday afternoon meeting at Y. St parlors in Montpelier. Officers were elected for the coming year, with Rev Dr A L Cooper of Randolph as president and W A Davison of Burlington as vice president. An anniversary service is planned for next Sunday at First Baptist Union in Montpelier with Rev I A Bamberg delivering the sermon. Public meeting with Rev Dr W L Haven may follow at the State House if space is secured.
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JA. DeBoer
Montpelier
House
Vermont Historical Society
W. W. Stickney
Honey W. Avl
New York
John, Goodrich
Raiiington
Vermont
Hill
New York Commission
Vermont Commission
Farmers’ Club
Wn, Cady
Middlebury
Cady
Proteher
Cavendick
Hitchcock
Wittsford
Martin Wininflelt
A. My Pletcher
Cavendish
George C, Flint
Bethel
James Kennedy
Williston
W. P. Walker
Dimmeraton
John Button
St *“Mians
H. Marshal
Burke
H. G. Thomas
Stowe
Fied
Pete Cammiesieger
PF. C. Williame
Newt
Orleans
Versie
Orleans County
Y. St
Jolph
Jnry
W. A. Davinon
Burlington
H. A. Stayton
Morrisville
Ih. Kalloge
Waterbury
Tr. WY
L. Haven
American Mble Society
Yeater
H. A. Slayton
Newport
Q. G. Stickney
F. A. Poole
Harce
J. W. Burgen
Lyndon Center
A A Smith and Brother Fall Footwear Sale
A A Smith and Brother advertise fall footwear with heavier soles and sturdy builds. They push wearers to buy now as cooler weather sets in, promising comfortable stylish shoes at lower prices than elsewhere.
October Togs Offer From Local Store
A local shop invites shoppers to visit for clothing toys and toys for children with a salesman ready to show stock prices and advantages of buying there. The message emphasizes a fair proposal and personal service to help customers compare options.
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Saleman
Sweater Line Offers Warmth for All Budgets
A local shop promotes sweaters for men and boys in varied qualities colors and prices. Useful throughout the winter season, the advertise promises a price to fit every purse and notes sweaters are comfortable both under and without an overcoat.
Visit to Store Promises Savings on Dry Goods
A local notice invites shoppers to a store offering a range of items including coats skirts shirt waists underwear flannelette goods blankets sweaters and furs with the prospect of paying savings to customers in need of these goods.
East Barre News Roundup of Local People and Events
East Barre notes ill patient Miss Lizzin Watson aids Mrs Bilodeau. Miss Careon visits Miss Marion Dickey. Florence Make on vacation from Northfield. W T O meets Mrs Arkley Friday at 2 30. I O R M meets Thursday night. Herb Whitcomb ill but improving. Mrs De Minant at Free Will Baptist meeting. Lady Foresters fair underway. Kipling Stream Rebekahs hold regular meeting. Elmér Blanchard suddenly ill sent to Burlington hospital. Frank Dickey recovering from wrestling with A B Hutchins. two upper school rooms closed as teachers attend state teachers meeting at Rutland. Millstone Lodge No 222 NECP meets Friday to plan 21st anniversary observance.
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Lizzin Watson
J. D. Bilodeau
Doyle
Careon
Marion Dickey
Florence Make
Northfield
Mix
Herb
Whitcomb
de. Minant
Lady Foresters
Miss Sanborn
Miss O'Brien
Rutland
Postcards and hosiery deal teased for shoppers
Four postcards for five cents each are advertised with a mix of pretty foreign views and comic depictions. The offer emphasizes hosiery for men women and children valued over ten cents per pair, while hinting at new merchandise arriving tomorrow.
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