Vermont election vivid with heavy turnout and local notes
The Barre Daily Times discusses high expected Vermont voting, the September 15 statewide event, and a looming Labor Day turnout. It notes last Sunday's murder near Pompanoosuc with Orange and Windsor counties sharing notoriety, and comments on rising automobile use and highway changes alongside reflections on self-harm and mental distress.
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Orange
Windsor
Pompanoosne
Old Orange
The Re opening of School
The reopening of public schools tomorrow will bring 2500 or more pupils back to classrooms after summer freedom. The article notes students regret the nine month study ahead, though many will later realize the opportunities missed by not embracing learning promptly.
Hy Quality Candidate Promotes Shoes Clothes Hats Fur
A store backs Mr Hy Quality on a platform of good shoes and clothes with fur nishings. The candidate leads in hats and runs from a shop headquarters.
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Hy Quality
Public school foundation shapes afterlife through study
The text argues that public schooling lays the foundation for a satisfactory life, tied to diligent study. It notes that many waste opportunities, and that both parents and teachers must reduce this waste to improve outcomes for children and society.
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Fmiblie School
Aml
Leosen
Public Servant Redmond Urged for Centralized State Leadership
Readers discuss John W Redmond supreme court reporter and chairman of the state railroad board. They argue his potential to centralize state government though salary details show eighty dollars and one hundred clerk hire a year for reporters.
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John W. Redmond
Supreme Court
Redmond
Ind
Famous Gems of Prose featured in Boston Daily Globe
A note highlights the Boston Daily Globe column Famous Gems of Prose described as educational and instructive. The feature promises curated prose selections and commentary intended to enlighten readers with literary examples.
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Boston Daily Globe
Redmond Urged to Hire Extra Official for Duties
Randolph Herald and News notes the state faces 51 000 plus expenses and 2680 annual income from two jobs. It argues Mr Redmond, already handling dual duties effectively, should appoint a committee to investigate if he can take on a third office and salary.
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Wen
Ealle
Redmond
Randolph Herald and News
Cavendish Regitature Nominates Pletcher in Northilekl
The Northilekl News reports Cavendish regite lature renomination of Hon. Allen M L Pletcher by the Republican party. Voters face a practical election as Pletcher is praised for legislative ability and is expected to be a leading figure in the district and state.
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Cavendish
Allen ML
Pletcher
Canoe
Hat
Ly Boli
Cavendieh
Floteheer
Northilekl News
Library as Profit Asset at Waterbury Inn
Landlord Davis of Waterbury Inn started a library years ago for guests. The collection has grown into a large, curated set of books that enhances the hotel’s appeal. Patrons value the library, leading guests to stay over Sundays, boosting occupancy and overall revenue. Davis notes the library has more than paid for itself and is highly appreciated by travelers.
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Davis
Waterbury Inn
Questa
Vermont Advertising And State Tourist Appeal
An editorial argues Vermont must boost publicity to attract summer visitors and residents. It notes railroads currently advertise Vermont’s beauty in Boston papers and urges state cooperation to amplify campaigns, hoping to make the Green Mountains a household word in major Eastern cities.
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Vermont
Rapiter
Permaui
Green Mountain
Central Vermont Railway
Boston
Milroads
Warden Held After Morning Death Of Tuck Tane
Montpelier W A Willis, jeune warden, was walloped to Levilly yesterday noon to investigate the killing of a tuck tane. The animal was found dead in the mill pond of Ight and Son after being chased by dogs. Mrs. K M Sewers of New York returns home after a visit with Mrs. George A M Almon. Mrs. HL Hastings of Woital plans to visit Mine nem lois. HR Salvatore pleaded guilty to breach of the peace after assaulting Joseph Le Broek. fine paid. Dr and Mrs George D Wheeler of Melrow were at Crees bore pond in August. Wallefield lad with a damaged big toe discharged from Heaton hospital. Mrs. Arthur Mawson and daughter of Newport, England, visiting Mrs. Knapp, left for Chi AZO. Stratten of North Geld discharged from bankruptcy with liabilities of 17000. HW Smith of General Electric and George M Mates in town regarding dynamoes for power. A woman named Mire Hall seeking aid at Montpelier house, sent to Over coerc WoC, with son to St Johnsbury.
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W. A. Willis
Jeune Warden
Levilly
Tuck Tane
Ight and Son
Jorge
HL Hastings
Woital
Minenem
Lois
Salvatore
Yeetenlay
Joseph le Broek
N Chase
Wallefield
Heaton Hospital
Wallettell
Arthur Mawson
Newport
England
DT. Knapp
Knapp
George A. Knapp
Chi Azo
P UW
Btratton
North Geld
WN. Theriault
Moston
Northfield
Brookfield Notes Mixed Social Activity in Barre Area
Local notes from Brookfield recount visits and relocations including Hood in Barre on business, Mr and Mrs Perry of Natick visiting, Jaro at Frank Coomb's cottage, and many residents returning home from Providence or Orford. Social events listed include scrible with Mr and Mrs Prink and a Ladies Aid social at the First Congregational church with refreshments and cake.
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Hood
Barre
Martin
Awhiah
Bevithaw
Hota
Orford
Perry
Natick
Mass
Jaro
Frank Coomb
Ida Sumner
Henry Edeon
Mire
Edson
Old Orchard Bench
Corabel Rumury
Providence
Ton
Caine Peek
Burlington
Causion
Oklahoma
Amd
W. Rlcl
C.D. Prink
Ladies’ Aid Society
Northfield Celebrates Washington Trophy at Armory Event
Northfield Company F plans a fall celebration for the third hormegative winning Washington centennial trophy at the armory Friday evening with public invited. Norwich university opens exams today and the college year begins tonight. Freshman class likely exceeds 100. Labor Day committee advances plans for a grand observance including a parade and fair grounds gathering. Evening includes a dance and the school year starts with similar attendance across seven departments. High school enrollment increases with new teacher Miss Core E Talbot joining the staff. Tuition pupil numbers rise over last year.
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Armory
Puhlic
Norwich University
Nuniber
Sev
E. Talbot Af
Special Fall Suit Inducement Offer at A A Smith & Bro
A A Smith and Company promote a limited time inducement offering a free $1.50 suit case with every Fall Suit. They highlight conservative New York fashions and younger styles, all made to measure with careful tailoring and high grade fabrics at the lowest price. The offer applies to made to measure clothing.
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New York
Fall School Shoes Sale Opens At Bargain Prices
Store advertises fall school shoes for Misses, Boys, and Children at reduced prices. Misses range from 1.23 to 1.50, Boys from 0.98 to 1.75, and Children's shoes from 0.49 to 0.89, highlighting limited-time discounts.
Extra Fall Trousers From a New York Tailor
The fall trousers offer swing and style from a New York tailor with fetching designs and strong utility. Quick price take: Men’s styles range from 95c to 4.00, with $3.50 and $4.00 trousers at $2.98, and $2.50 to $3.00 trousers at 198.
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New York
Barre Vermont merchants and town news snippet
A. A. Smith & Bro announces Barre outlet. town visitors include Joln Sabine Smith and Mrs. Chara Sawyer of New York City. Mrs. Walter Baker of Somerville and Mr. Chase rent a tenement from John Wheeler on Church Street. Wright and Wheeler dissolve their meat business. Baker’s mother hosts guest over Sunday. Harold Perkins from White River Bank takes vacation with Henry Tupper to Boston.
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Mra
Joln Sabine Smith
Mrs
Chara Sawyer
New York City
Wicets
Mr. and
8. M. Washburn
Walter Baker
Somerville
Mass
James ©. Walker
Marre
Ed. Gilson
Church Street
Shoo
Wright and
Wwhweler
Wright
Bothel Tn
Harold Perkins
White River Bank
Boston
Henry Tupper
Local notes from Kimare and nearby towns
Mrs A. Winchester and son Lind visited friends in Kimare last night while Lon Seaver left for Albany to enter a hospital training program. David Gale, formerly of this town now in Provtor, visited friends before returning home. Elliot and Lawrence Powers, staying with their parents Mr and Mrs George Lavery, went home to Northfield Saturday. Screenings at the paint shop last evening were good though fights delayed the entertainment. New Cider Ontaril after Saturday, September 5. T whall be wt yy mill to make vider for any sme Win wishes goes clean article, Eugene Call, Wil linmatows, Vo
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David Gale
Bumbay
Elliot
Lawrence Powers
George Lavery
Northfield
Eugene Call
Wil
Linmatows
Waits River Local News and Movements
Community notes from Waits River note Mrs Miles teaching in town and H J Markoff from Claremont. Farther entries list residents visiting Montpelier, Sherbrooke, Toronto, Ottawa and Highgate, local workers starting jobs in Montpelier and New York, a barbershop opening, and a union charter for Brownstown Quebec with 40 members. A dance at Unity Temple is announced for September 1 with Riley’s orchestra.
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Quarry Workers” Union
Brownsturg
Quebec
Alex, Lawson
Webaterville
Unity Temple
South Barre
Riley
M. L. Lewis
Sold by Kendrick Co Barre Vermont
Partial OCR text notes a sale item from C. H. Kendrick & Co in Barre Vermont with unclear product details and pricing. The fragment suggests a vendor listing or auction notice but lacks a complete description or figures for full summary.
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C. H. Kendrick & Co
Barre, Vt
Wanted daily butter in exchange for goods
The notice seeks daily butter in exchange for goods with a stated price of 280 per pound. It appears as a short market request or informal barter offer with limited details and no additional context.
New Shoe Repair Shop Opens at 46 Main Street
J G Hodgdon, formerly in Apple Co shop, opens a well equipped shoe and rubber boot repair shop. With many years of experience, he offers quality work at reasonable prices. Trial welcome at 46 No Main Street, former Sheparl Sporting Goods location.
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J. G. Hodgdon
Apple & Co
No. Main Street
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Aberdeen
Scotland
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George B. Milne
E. W. Bisbee
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F. G. Howland
Treas
Montpelier
Buck
Wrightsville
Mies K. M. Sewers
George AM. Almon
George D. Wheeler
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Muse
Creesbore Pond
Aime
Hele
HW. Smith
General Electric Company
George M. Mates
Weatinghater Company
Ehetiny Railroad
Hall
N.Y
Over Coer Woc
Latmphier
Montpelier House
St. Jokoebury
Brookfield
A. A. Smith
BRO
A. A. Smith & Bro, Men's Outfitters
Miles’ Granite Block
Bethel
John Wheeler
Mr. Chase
Charlee Waldo
Williamstown
Mra. A
Winchester
Lind
Ooten Vinik
Kimare
Misa Lon Seaver
Albany, S
Marie
Noni
A. W. Badger & GO
Morse Blogk
Funere
Epstery Avenue
Petticoat Sale
Heatherbloom
Waits River
Miles
H. J. Markoff
Claremont
Hm.j. Miles
D. S. Folsom
P. J. McNamara
Warren Currie
Katundey
San
W. CH. Cruickshank
Sherbrooke
Toronto
Ottawa
Neilie Buxton
Marshfield
Eureka
James Robinson
Highgate
Robi. M. Carter
Carter
Wim. Standlick
Sheri 7Brooke
Marguerite Sherif
North Hartland
Lyon
Dan AL Perry
Piva
Mr. Perry
Aote
Joe Richanlson
Nhere
Walter Dunn
Eigin, Minn
Josephine Williams
Sulfera
Clara Parhurat
Standelpil
G. B. Mites
Graniteville
Graham
London
Uneeda Biscuits
Sheparl Sporting Goods Store
Nabisco
H. J. Smith
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