Englishman Star Flyer Makes Big Trial Today
Englishman star flyer makes a major trial at the Boston Harvard aviation meet. Gordon Grahame-White is praised for superior performance amid exhibition flights. Miss Mary Campbell of Boston attends as a passenger while other aviators push altitude and bomb dropping feats.
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Moston
Hilliard
Grahame
Boston
Grahame-White
Mary Campbell
Ieee
Willan
Johnson
John Berry Ryan
Walter Ladd Dead At Cutler Corner
Walter Ladd a well known resident of Cutler Corner died at Heyton hospital in Montpelier Saturday after an operation failed to support his weakened health. Born January 8 18ST in Waterbury he moved to Cutler Corner and lived there till death leaving a wife six sons John Daniel Harry Ar Dean Ladd and two daughters. Funeral services were held at 12 o'clock with Rev BO Thayer of the Methodist church officiating, and burial followed in the village cemetery at Washington.
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Walter
Lada
Cutler Corner
Heyton Hose
Montpelier
Mr. Ladd
Waterbury
Tanmuary
Cutler Corer
John
Daniel
Harry
Ar- Dean Ladd
Martin
Main Peretinas Nice
BO. Thayer
Tor
Methodist Church
Washington
Pittsley Henry Wedding in Graniteville
Mrs Alice Henry daughter of Mr and Mrs Willis Henry of Barre married Pittseley of Graniteville at the local church. The bride wore white satin with a white prayer veil and a white plume hat. Bridesmaid Gertrude Trenry wore a peak wig gown. Frank Trenry brother of the bride was best man. A morning wedding breakfast followed at the Henry home before the couple left by morning train for a two week trip to New York.
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Yester’s Church
Graniteville
Pureot
Alice Henry
Willis Henry
Th Barre
Pitteley
Fide
Gertrude
Rain Disrupts Rutland Labor Day Parade
Rain halted much of Rutland’s Labor Day plans as 300 men paraded toward the fair but rain slowed the city’s events. About 800 more joined the procession to the fair grounds. a baseball game and field sports were canceled. Boston labor leader David Jes addressed 1,500 attendees on Trade Unions, their foundation and prospects, stating politics has no place in unions and labeling socialism a major threat.
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Rutland
Thin City
Grindatund
David Jes
Boston
Talk of the Town includes visitors in the city
Burns of St Albans and Tinkham of Newport stay in the city on business amid other locals visiting or returning home. Mrs A A Stebbins and W H Read are notable residents mentioned with Mrs Goodale and Mr Jeffrey J Goodale traveling in and out of towns. Local social notes list several short absences and arrivals in the area.
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Burns
St. Albans
Kendall
Tinkham
Newport
W. H. Read
Nnion
A. A. Stebbins
Boxton
F. F. Bradbury
Sienerhead Pond
Marshdeldington
Bnetford
Conn
Cty
Jeffrey J. Goodale
A. Thomson
Montreal
William ‘Titown
Williams Scott
Sovwth
Williamstown sale promotes high grade blue white enameled ware
A Williamstown sale advertisement highlights high grade blue and white enameled ware now on display at a local store. The notice invites customers to inspect and attend the sale, noting the value and appeal of the items.
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Bicon
Reppestonest
Hospital Benefit In St Johnsbury Draws Large Crowd
In St Johnsbury a hospital benefit at the Bollard estate drew residents from many towns despite heavy rain. Tickets sold for the event totaled around 50 dollars, and attendees enjoyed a shore dinner before moving to the Universalist church for a program with Gov. Joan Herbert Prouty and other dignitaries.
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St. Johuebary
Elovenne Fund
Cniversalist
Crompton
Joan Herbert Prouty
Tiv — Exwell
Plumiey
Charles Water
Franklin
Town Gossip And City Visitors Highlight Local Notes
Talk of the Town surveys a flurry of social visits and movements with Mrs Stutebell Goslant of Lanesboro, Miss Della Ward’s trip to Mogt peller, and Louie Bulzarial’s return from Botwel. An Independent Order of Foresters gathering at Dewey Park is announced for Sept 8, while church groups meet on the Mont Hier road. The Bijou showcases The Story of Magdalene as the featured film today.
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Bitte
Randolph Waa
St. Alfians
Stutebell Goslant
Lanesboro
Friemda
Della Ward
Gore
Mogtpeller
Louie Bulzarial
Botwel
Arthur
Tilden
Mendhey
Northfirht
Mies Marguerite Cayhni
Holyoke
Mase
Herbert Emery
Marshfield
George Emery
Academy
Pod
Tewksbury
J.C. Melon
Littleton
Dennis Spence
Jack Derry
Reichmoant
William Corti
Ried
Highgate Springs
England
David Blekie
Mountstreet
Independent Order of Foresters
Dewey Park
Foresters
Woman's United Misionary
Methodist Church
Mra. I Jackson
Mont- Hier
Magdalene
Henderson
Voeiffevers
Plano
Red Crows Ghar Macy
Lillis
Guty Hotel
B le Sault
Somerville
Mim
M. B. Quintley
Malden
Mass
David Ethanost William
Titan
Bennet Moutton Co
J. G. Jonas
Paras Y
B .Hnglish
Providence
R. K
J. B. Cole
Stiban F
Sioedyk
Burlington
W. Flanders
Thowton
Vall Godfrey
Brooks Nell
Williame Oy
Ben Bouglas
Worewater
Mane
S Schmidt
Hortons
W. Schulte
New One
FH. Mann
Woodsoe
Dailey
New York
Burbewo
Patrick
York
Jorge
Labor praise and weather hinder labor day event
James Duncan lauded labor while rain spoiled afternoon events. The Granite City park gathered volunteers and attendees as heavy showers disrupted the planned ceremonies and prompted questions about organized labor amid the wet conditions.
Labor Day Observance Draws Crowd at Barre Park
A Labor Day gathering in Barre attracted a large crowd despite rain, with speeches by Mr. Dineen introduced by Alex Tronaida. He urged unity, economic solidarity, and peaceful means to address labor conditions, warning against strikes as a last resort and criticizing war and misgovernment in strong, public remarks.
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American Federation of Labor
Lecerntary-Tremmarer
Gratien
Capawiitye
Paxre
Woodmen’s
Holt
Howland Bell
Central Labor Union
Barre
Wean
Alex. Tronaida
Applinsr
Itielf
Masic
Whigu
Whr
Busierens Fou
Yebk Na Jantit
Ite
Feilune
Big Labor Banquet in Barre Last Night
A Barre Labor Day banquet at the Universal Hall featured speakers including Mayor Mitch and City Clerk James Mackay. The crowd heard calls for a state employer liability law and celebrated with songs by Alec Kolywrts, Duncan McMillan, and John Coblaghan, closing with Auld Lang Syne.
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Barre
Wiiwiman
Dumus Dian
Armerians
Avery
Alexander Ironshle
Jackeot
Jackean
Walt
Federation of Labor
Jackson
Mitch
Mnteh
Alec Kolywrts
Duncan McMillan
John Coblaghan
Barre Central
Tinian
100 Couples Attend Ball With Dignified Display
The labor party ball in Hew Bala On rove to Stonivontee drew over 100 couples of dancers. Riess errheatra provided entertainment with five phones assisting the event. James Walker served as floor manager with aides Lestlé Wright, Dusewn Me Milas, Paul Bianehl and Ales Tamalie assisting.
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Riesserrheatra
James Walker
Bie
Eure Lestlé Wright
Dusewn Me Milas
Paul Bianehl
Ales
Tamalie
Pawtucket Defeats Barre In Rain Lit Quoiting Match
The quoit team of Clan Gordon No 12 loses to Clan Fraser No 1 of Pawtucket Rhode Island in a rain soaked Granite City grounds. Weather forces postponement, limited crowd attendance, and a curtailed final set with scores 25 18 25 11 25 8 for Fraser and 16 8 for Gordon.
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Clan Gordon
Clan Fraser
Pawtucket
Roi
Granite City
Sto SS
Peter Birnie
Geen Robinson
J. Fraser
Apts
Mata
Gordon
Fergueon
Penuel
Brayser
J. Jaffrey
McQueen
Tom
Hartford Conn
Hartford
Barre
Ganon
Gas fumes kill: V Barr and wife found in Texas street home
A double gas asphyxiation at 32 Summer Street ends with V Barr dead and Mrs Barr near death. Dr C E Barr discovers the unconscious wife after his return for dinner. Neighbors and doctors report the stove left open overnight as the suspected cause.
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V. Barr
Summer Street
Goa
Bomwt
Nean
O. B. Barr
Hunw
Bin
Bory
Upataka
Ler
Mira
Parr
Texas
Drunk Drives and Arrests At Night Potions Station
Six men behind the bare at the potion station faced intoxication arrests. three drunks, Dernis Pocket Charlies Peper and Henry Leonard, were caught by officer Carte and J. DeBrand after a long pursuit. All pleaded guilty to first offenses, paying fines totaling 12.20 each. Another man, Morris Sullivan, also pleaded guilty with costs. Edward Ennis, seen wandering near Inton street, claimed to seek a murdered girl’s body. He is a longtime Montpelier resident and former barber shop proprietor. Chief Sinclair and local authorities take up the case with the city overseer of the poor and Montpelier officials.
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Farries
Carte
Dernis Pocket
Charlies Peper
Montpelier
Henry Leonard
Boston
S Treet
DeBrand
North Main Street
Morris Sullivan
Northfield
Gamble
Sullivan
John Dineen
Edward Ennis
Inton
Pereny
Euols
Sinclair
Reckless Driving Accident In Graniteville
A reckless driving incident Sunday night near North Main Street involved a Cumings vehicle at Smith and Cumings store. Both the horse and rig survived with minor damage while workers from Graniteville reportedly disputed responsibility and law enforcement secured the horse in a stable for two days.
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Karl G Cumings
Firaniteville
Cumings
Smith & Cumings
North Main Street
Graniteville
Kermane
Paveline
Darelmantes
Koonah the Reine
Funeral of Charles H. Sawyer Held at Son’s Home
The funeral of Charles H. Sawyer was held at the home of his son in Merchant County on Saturday after services at the Universalist church. The service included singing and flowers as the funeral train proceeded to Lewis cemetery, Benin View. The event drew a large attendance.
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Sat
Charles H. Sawyer
Sin Sun
Kurt Sawyer
Merchant Atyrt
la Ter
Downes
Tor
Universallet Church
Teej
Mbidbetex
Bural
Lewis Cemetery
Benin Viiwelle
Sawyer Herbet Wedding Al 6 10 Thie Morning
The marriage of Kazida Mary Sawyer and Louie Wilfred Sayer took place at St. Montes church with many relatives and friends present. A nuptial mass followed and music was provided by Mrs. T. E. Callahan. The bride wore a white net dress with a picture hat. Guests rode to Montpelier for a three week trip to Montreal. Both have a large circle of friends.
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Kazida
Mary
Lawie
Alesander Smith
Lorraine
Montpalles Junction
Montral Om
Imple Query
Supreme Court Upholds Public Service Ruling in Vermont
The Vermont Supreme Court sustains a public service decision for a new station and subway under tracks at White River Junction. Two judges dissented in a 3 to 2 ruling. The case arose on appeal from the railroads during a special session last month. The estimated cost of the changes is unclear in the fragmented report.
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Fermont Public Service
White River
Vermmont Supreme Court
Vermont Public Service Ramunises
White Hiver Junction
Judjws Watson
Powwre
Moota
Stolen Checks From Columbian Granite Company Break In
A thief smashed a window at the Columbian Granite company in Montpelier and stole three checks numbered 34 35 36. The company keeps a cashless payroll, and the loss was reported to police and banks. A suspect named KB EB Bailey was questioned after cashing a check for ten dollars for James Blake. Police pursued the suspect within thirty minutes but nothing more had been found. State authorities were notified and charges of burglary and forgery are anticipated if the man is captured.
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Orice
Columbian Granite Company
Pioneer
Montpelier
Natnes
KB. EB. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
James Blake
Halley
Toleed
Tere
Patrick Connolly
Windsor
Margery
Barre Town Arrests Proveene For Hearing Before Justice Dickey
Provenne o uranneviin to appear September 17 on charge of illicit alcohol related offense. Arrested yesterday by Deputy W F Cutler after unsuccessful attempt on Provenche's place Sunday night. Two cases heard Sunday night. Malentin McIver pleaded guilty with fine of 14.20. Mat Cartoon pleaded guilty. bond assessed 13.45. Both arrests by Deputy Cutler.
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Provevene
Uranneviin
A. C Dickey
Ceiling Hgier
W. F. Cutler
Provenche
Cutler
Uty UD
Shisve
Tust
Dickey
Malcntin McIver
Puuilty
Way
Mat Cartoon
Walton Concedes Mead Election Amid Weathered Polls
In St Athans Vermont on a day with poor weather a steady voter turnout produced 741 votes by 1 PM, compared to 150 at the same hour two years earlier. Governor candidate Charles D. Watson urged Mead would win by a smaller Democratic margin, suggesting a possible 15,000 vote gap as a rebuke to expensive politics.
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Thomas If. Cave, Jr
Barre City
Donald Smith
Deanecruz
Barre
John A. Mead
Rutland
Hie
Tning
Watson
Cave Carro
Iteatt
Bie
Cocurugh
Cave
Smith
St. Athans
Charles D. Watson
Dr. Mead
Vermont
Young Lady Hurt In Mangle Accident At St Johnsbury
In St Johnsbury Sept a young woman Miss Carr employed at the St Johnsbury Steam Laundry suffered a severe accident while working on the mangle. Her hand was caught and drawn to the elbow, tearing muscles in the forearm. Dr. Allen attended and she was taken to Brightlocks hospital where doctors found no bone fracture and hoped to save the arm. Miss Carr, about twenty, lives in Conyford with her people.
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St. Johnsbury
Sept. B
Geneva
Carr
Cony Ford
Auto Down A Bank In Barnet Falls
Streeter started for his home in Barnet when his car ran over an embankment near the village, turned twice and landed in a ditch. He escaped serious injury with only severe shakiness, while the machine sustained heavy damage.
Talk of the Town outings and visits across towns
Great values in outings at Fitter. A Bianchi went to St Albans today. M Sullivan visited friends in Bethel over the holidays. Election returns will be received tonight at the Vinellis early room. Judge and Mrs Frank J Martin went to Swampscott Man where they will spend two weeks. A telephone line installed in D H Cutler's home for the week of Bireet Cutler. The call number 5 20.
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A. Bianchi
St. Albans
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Talk OF
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Tala
Hare
Granite
Barra
Janes Duncan
Tamer Duncan
American Fiteration of Labor
Woodmen's Hall
Clan Gorton
Clan Praver
Hig
C. E. Barr
Mrn. Barr
CH. Sawyer
Thomas TW. Cave, JR
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St. Monica's Church
Mr. Cave
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Geneva Carr
William Streeter
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