Woman Admits She Shot Him to Protect Daughter
Mrs Rose A Ailsby of Watertown says she shot Clinton Childe, who died this morning at City Hospital, to shield her seven year old daughter Frances from him after he forced entry. She was arrested on manslaughter charges after his death. he had been general manager for Moses & Co. for about six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toalan
Rose A. Ailsby
Wat
Saya Phe Abot Clinton
Childs
Cailite
Frances
Loxton
Childs Snow
Childe
Tewse
Silely Wan
Vietiay
Moses
Ray Munroe
Irwin
Hert
Wright's Flight Attempt Ends After 36 Minutes in France
Temats France Sept 26 Wilbur Wright made a first formal attempt to meet the venthayndicate requirements for his flying machine. He flew 36 minutes and 14 seconds before being forced to land to modify the reservoir. Wind proved stronger than expected and no successful run followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temats
France
Wilbur Wright
Thaw Contempt Warrants Arrest Ordered In Federal Court
Pittsburg Sept 25 Tudge Archbold judges Marty Thaw in contempt for failing to appear in bankruptcy hearings. A warrant for his arrest and appearance before the court was directed. Toussaint Germain, Burlington resident, died Tuesday in St. Tiyacinthe Quebec at age 92 while visiting his daughter Mrs Visio inot. He leaves two daughters and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Tudge Archbold
Marty Thaw
Anster
Toula Germain
Burlington
St. Tiyacinthe
Que
Visio x Inot
Vines
Chauvin
Cbe
Geremain
Eugene Certwain
Germain
Vermont
New Hampshire
Douglas
Young Man Drowned in Lake Champlain Near Crescent
Trerlington, Sept 2 Arthur A Torkine aged 44 drowned yesterday afternoon in Lake Champlain off Crescent Bridge near Home of WalS Conger. Companion Charis White survived after a desperate struggle. White swam ashore with help. Perkine’s body recovered at 3 1 o'clock. He was a Burlington native who moved to Boston and recently returned with wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trerlington
Torkine
Lake Champlain
Fem
Wals Conger
Ted Rocks
Dennie Conger
W. P. Conger
Crehant
Coniger
White
Conger
Perkin
Mann
Perkine
Burlington
Boston
Mice
TOK. Milne
Mixa Laie
Denials Entered By President Van Cleave
President Van Cleave denies bribery or any connections to an AFL official. He states no bribe was offered or received and that he did not shadow or interact with any AFL leaders. The statement addresses media inquiries and clarifies his position amid investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Vince
Gompers
Wny
American Federation of Labor
Layer
The Columbus Races Note Unsteady Trotting Times
Lillian B. won the grand circuit races at Columbus beating the favorite Margaret to set a year best of 2 04 4 for trotting. Hal Raven won the Marthan consolation, while Genteel IL Mil failed to contest the 2 12 trot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lilian B
Margaret
Une Uy
Hal Raven
Electrician Killed by Lightning Bolt
Newhnipport Massachusetts reports an electrician Chester Ts age 15 killed by a lightning bolt at a switchboard during a storm. Parker and Bert Dale acted quickly with sand to douse the fire but power remained on and Parker was shocked when he tried another bucket. Dr Wordister and undertaker crews later examined the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhnipport
Mass
Bayler
Chester Ts
Hing Island
Salisbury
Parker
Bert Dale
Jorn
Wordister
Hin Lalead
Amesbury
Browphite
Roosevelt aide resigns contemplated by Dupont director
Washington dispatch reports that T. Colemen Dupont, director of the speakery borrow for the Republican National Committee, contemplated resigning after news Roosevelt had been fortified several days. The announcement was expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
T. Colemen Dupont
Republican National
Bingham Says No Firmly In Gubernatorial Nomination Fight
In Rutland Concenl WV September 26 Chairman Caer of the Democratic state committee cited a letter from Tug George H Bingham of Manchester denying the governor nomination and hoping the convention would place his name. The morning session favored nominating Bingham by acclamation though possible support for Chaylee Hayes of Manchester lingered. delegates heard emotive remarks at Phoenis hall as the gathering acted to shape the party slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concenl
Caer
Democratic State Committee
Tug George H. Bingham
Manchester
Abelert Agutnette
Bingham
Cane
Chaylee
Hayes
Phoenis Hall
Onder
Democrate
Starr
Manchestera
Ten
Cary Eba Manes
Eerie Nee HH. Weba
Pike
Stat
Liquor sellers sentenced to jail in Augusta court
Anguiste MaineSept 1 sentences were handed down by Judge Hall in the Kennebec superior court for liquor selling. Howry Hopkins of Augusta drew 200 and four months in jail on two search and seizure cases plus 10 days on an indictment. Joseph Clouter of Augusta fined 300 and costs and 10 days in jail with four months more for nonpayment. Simon Harvey of Augusta fined 260 and costs and 60 days in jail with 60 additional for nonpayment. John A Goodrich of View on liquor charges fined 250 and costs and four months in jail. James Leelatr of Augusta fined 100 and costs with 60 days in jail. Tovey Vardon of Waterville fined 1 and costs with 60 days in jail for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynor Nui
Simon Harvey
Augusta
Coats Aril
John A. Goodrich
Viewsalbora
Ligier Auisanes
Jomps Leelatr
Angnata
Svmrch Anil Seein
RACES AT STATE BAIR WERE INTERESTING RACES AT STATE BAIR WERE INTERESTING
White River Junction Vermont state fair drew 12 000 spectators. The Norwich battalion drilled and a car parade followed with Barre machines winning the trophy. An exciting quarter mile race went to Miss Muama Roakete in 21 seconds aboard a Vermont pony. The program featured trot and pace stakes with winners listed and a busy day of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Vermont
Grand Stud
Norwich
Barre
Ity Enor
Muama
Jan
Weewell
In Session in Danville Missionary Board Elects Leaders
The Danville session of the American Missionary Deliberation carried out the program with Rev. E Futler the state superintendent and Mine Ralch present. Caledonia county paid its full quota toward the annual budget with 33 over. Officers elected included Rev. E. G. French president Lyndonville and A Staples, Lyn Keneuret, Raymond Shepard, Passatopaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Jot
Amerian Missionary Des Volition
E. Futler
Mine Ralch
Caledonia County
Prdent
G. French
Lyndonvill Y Len A. Staples
Lyn Keneuret
Raymond Shepard
Passatopaic
Bahama Islands Hit by Severe Hurricane
Nawhua New Providence Island September 25 A devastating hurricane swept the Bahama Islands over the past two days causing great property loss and numerous injuries on Watlings Island where most houses were razed. The government has begun relief efforts. Two Norwegian steamers are ashore on Cwytle Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nawhua
New Providence Island
Watlings Island
Areps
Cwytle Island
Old Timers Baseball Reminisce At Rowton Grounds
A gathering of former college and professional stars played an old time game at the American League grounds in Rowton yesterday. The Beales Professionals team, captained by Walter J. Badger and A G Spaulding, fielded veterans including Winslow of Worcester Harvard 85 and other Harvard captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowton
Ax Tyr
Ve Tayatis
Walter J. Badger
Yale
A. G. Spaulding
E. Winslow
Worcester
Harvard
Tom
Tin Mureann
Jima Wrights
John FP
Mrrill
Nagh
J. Robert ‘Winsor
Arilie Tatham
Walter Elder
Tails A
Frothingham
James Ht
Unipicun
Lumber Fire Destroys Large Bridgewater Lumber Pile
Fire destroyed about 1,000 feet of stacked lumber in Laniti hollow Bridgewater early yesterday. Alarm reached 2 o clock with two fire engines and a four horse team. Lumber owned by Davis & Reed. Mill hands helped prevent spread to nearby woods. Oil soaked waste nearby ignited. fire likely incendiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laniti
Bridgewater
Davis & Reed
Pridgewater
Queer Plot Told In Court In Murder Trial
A scrambled report describes Crociata accused as an accomplice in Santore’s July murder. The trial of Vito Turret centers on a plan to lure Santore to a secluded spot, strip him, and return him to the city. A juror questioned the motive and disapproval of Abalentions to Anta Blick, while an Agouro Cuasar noted no harm at that moment. The case remains tied to fears of police pursuit and a violent crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Tinepar Crociata
Accarity Santore
Nm Wiltene
Vito Turet
Anne
Croelata
Mantore
Che Patie
Anta
Harter
Alleged Rutland murder trial opens with chain of confessions
In Rutland County Court today prosecutors present a second murder case involving Santoro. Witnesses recount a July 22 encounter near North Grove Street where Santoro was killed after an ambush by Vincenzo, Turviatmat, and others. Confessions from Vincenzo and Vito implicate accomplices, while the exact body ending and gunfire noises are described by the day’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Land
Ena
Thutond
Sentero Andijjovana
Anna Bi
North Grove Street
Santoro
Giovanni
Turviatmat
Vincente
Caspar Crocinta
Lawrence
Vincenzo Aml Vito
Sone
Woman Held After Liquor Raid At Ralchetter And A Streets
Chief Paulkner and Officer Hamel conducted a liquor raid at the corner house occupied by Mrs. J. Berini. They found four cases of Sumotke ale and took the woman to the police station. She appeared before Judge Nie and bail was set for a beating case. Tuesday, Sept. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulkner
Hamel
Ralchetter
J. Berini
Nie
Death of James Gazely in Albany Remains Noted
Word arrived of James Gazely’s death in Albany New York last Friday. The burial occurred Sunday. He is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs Rathburn of Brook CY. Gazely was a wealthy man owning quarry land at Graniteville, bought in 1881 with H J Smith. The quarry is largely leased to E L Smith & Co. for long terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gazely
Albany
Rathburn
Brook CY
Gagely
Graniteville
H. J. Smith
EL. Smith & Co
TALK OF THE TOWN DELI AT PEARL STREET TO OPEN TOMORROW
The piece notes a new Rathekeller opening tomorrow in the basement of a Pearl Street building with Taylor Stive's shop thermometer reading 80 degrees. C K Gardener, formerly chef at Lake [illeg], will lead the modern kitchen and Mr Hardener, a wine expert, will supervise beverage service. Dunpeil hires Wig Miles to head the dining staff. regular dinners will run from 6 to 2.00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Stive
Stoker
C.K Gardener
Lake
Piavid Inn
Adirondacks
Rathekeller
Sea
Pearl Street
Hardener
Dunpeil
Wig Miles
Navern
Death of Dr ee eeptember Remains Clarified in California
An elderly former resident of Montpelier reported in Senteelier to have died in California. He was born in North Thetford in 1643 and known as the Lelan farm owner on Berlin side. He leaves two sisters in North Thetford, a brother in California, and his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Montpelier
Hay
Lelan
Berlin
North Thetford
Montpelier Seminary Eleves Leave for Trip
The Montpelier Seminary eleven football team departs on a two day trip amid a large student send-off. Officials and spectators gathered as the squad left for an away game against Jolersbury Academy, with anticipation high for the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier Seminary
Mat Pelere
Murmiler
Atudente
Jolerbury Academy
Garden Party program a treasured keepsake souvenir
The Garden Party program is praised as a beautiful and well prepared souvenir. A committee led by Mr. Roden organized the event with many names credited for collecting subscriptions and arranging the subjects. The program includes songs such as Along Come Little Girl, Heart of Myrt, Emma on a Crocodile, and Yankee Doodle, performed by various participants and the chorus, promising a complete and entertaining show for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Wes Kien
Laitian “Gordon
Mie Willsao
Battiehn Bayent Lavela
Teddy
Hay Makers
Solaint
Mr. Welliams
Howe
Funeral tribute for Alexander Naughty pays many respects
A large crowd attends the funeral of Alexander Naughty with numerous mourners including Bs A Poole and Mr and Mrs A Rosa. Wreaths and floral pieces arrive from groups such as Union Clothing Company and Keason's boarders while local organizations and families send tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Soulaear
Wwer
Poole
W. McKevin
Badita
Hurry
Asters
A. Rosa
Mira Elan Dancan
Lizeie Dinnie
KF. Bolles
Ttoses
Astore
Union Clothing
Barre Town Teachers Hold Annual Meeting at School House
Barre Town held its fifth teachers meeting at the South Harve school house Tuesday afternoon with 35 present from Barre Town and Williams towns. Supt. F J Brownscombe of Montpelier spoke on discipline and J S Cooley of Toston discussed writing and reading. Enrollment figures show 350 boys and 365 girls in the town, with 130 in East Barre and Lower Graniteville adding a fourth room to the enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Town
South Harve
Williamstown
F. J. Brownscombe
Montpelier
J. S. Cooley
Toston
Brownscombe
Cooley
Baye
East Barre
Lower Graniteville
Barre Autos Win State Fair Automotive Parade Cups
The Barre autos with four cylinder Cadillacs won five silver prize cups at the state fair parade yesterday. Woodstock entered with Buick cars. another team also competed. The Cadillacs were new, bought this spring, and identical in size and color. Owners: W. G. Reynolds, B. A. Dreyn, B. A. Eastman, Charlee C. Kenyon, Arthur B. Martin. Martin’s car was driven by Gale Bennett. About forty cars joined the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Polar
W. G. Reynolds
B. A
Dreyn
Eastman
Charlee C. Kenyon
Arthur
Martin
Gale Bennett
Fragments Reflect Ancestral Ties At Universalist Parish
In Boston and Calais dated records mention Bliss Gibbs and Misa Loretta Gibbs associated with the Universalist church. The text references Reverend Franklin and wartime era activities from 1887 to 187%, noting a relocation and present home arrangement for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankline
Viswes
Misa
Loretta A. Gibbs
Boston
Conner
Franklin
Parre Universalist
Calais
Witness Before Grand Jury in Barre Man Case
Victor Brown faced lecture from Judge Taylor for not satisfying the grand jury. Montpelier session delayed testimony, witness willingness waned. Predtan allegedly obtained liquor, swore, and faced contempt. Harvey presided in Montpelier court. Fay fined five seventy dollars. Grand jury proceeded. foreman reported refusal to answer certain questions and requested further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Victor Brown
Taylor
Chanes
Grand
Montpelier
Josephy Predtan
Amd
Harvey
Fay
Shen
Witnesses in Rutland railroad damages case cited limited injury
Chandier Maynard Burlighton and Dr B Shitres of Montpelier testified for the plaintiff in a Rutland railroad damages suit. They said the woman’s injury from a wreck a few years ago was not so serious it could not be remedied by an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandier
Eine Maynard
Burlingtom
B. Shitres
Montpelier
Rutleilroad
Case delays in Theresa Canonica and Richard Maxwell cases
Theresa Canonica arrested after police raid on her home with whiskey and ale, not brought into court and held in a police cell. she speaks little English and has not requested interpreter or counsel. Richard Maxwell charged with furnishing to William Chalmers, not heard due to Maxwell summoned before the grand jury at Montpelier to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Canonica
Cours
Richard Maxwell
William Chalmers
Maxwell
Montpelier
Golden wedding celebration for Conner pair at Merchant Street
Friends and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs W E Conner's home on Merchant Street to honor their 35 years of marriage. Rev E O Thayer presented gifts including silverware linen and a bouquet as the couple received warm congratulations and thanks from guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Conner
Merchant Street
Mr. Thayer
Mrs. Conner
Mr. Conner
Harvest Supper Notices In Barre Churches
Barred text fragment announces harvest suppers at Universalist and Methodist vestries with address cues and a Temperance venue. Rev Dow at St Monica's likely involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Monica's Chute
Dow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman
Clinton BH. Childe
Rose A. Bilaby
Wright
Fillmore
Bennington
Monnday
Firightlank Hospital
St. Ohne Tory
Minditburg College
Dertenouth
F. J. Guyer
Littleton
N. HL
Arthur A, Paerking
Charles F. ‘White
Pres. van Cleave
Wever
Lillian R
T. Coleman Dupont
Republican Committee
Leslie J. Carter
Gaspar Crociata
Vito Turgianna
Fade Hall
Tk Kennebee Supreme Court
State Bair
Gale
Brownett
E Galo
Milardo Wena
Rette W. BE. Leery
Conhaven Weagrwonl
Jardeing
Darton Io
Uhinryea
Tim
Roxton
Ilar
Heth Am Lotheny
Thm
Biston Ape
HI Gate
Baeeee
Vine Tree Stabler
Hrowsett
Bent
Piekel
Wattie
Iston
Herrikersee
Steyton
Niammtown
Fleri
Tan Tis
Kleaner
Reie Cole
Die
Vita
Danville
Bahama Islands
James
Talk OF
The
TOWN
C. H. Allen
Ans
Hana
Aan
Coxemanion L. Fy Roden
Alexander Maughty
Barre Autos
Bliss—Gibbs
Universalist
Joseph Preneau
Mrs. W. H. Conner
K. W. Morse
Miles Hall
Riley
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!