Proctor Son Nominated for Vermont Governor by Acclamation
Fletcher D. Proctor, son of Senator Redfield Proctor, was nominated for Vermont Governor by the Republican State convention by acclamation with no opposition. Proctor, 74, has long served in public office and leads the Vermont Marble Company.
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Montpelier
Proctors
Fletcher BD. Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Harrison
United States
Fletcher D. Proctor
Vermont Marble Company
Clement
Vermont Republicans renominate Prouty and top officials
The party renomination results show George H. Prouty winning the lieutenant governor race on the second ballot with 404 votes, Edward H. Deavitt securing state treasurer, Horace F. Graham renominated as auditor, and Clark C. Fitts and Fred G. Fleetwood renominated by acclamation. The platform largely reflects state issues with two exceptions including Roosevelt endorsement and opposition to interstate commerce discrimination. The resolutions praise Governor Bell and members of Congress Proctor, Dillingham, Haskins, and Foster.
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George H. Prouty
Newport
State Senate
John H. Merrifield
Newfane
George 8. Leland
Springfield
Edward H. Deavitt
Montpelier
Charles J. Bell
Congress
United States
Redfield Proctor
William P. Dillingham
Kitteredge Haskins
David J. Foster
Miss Sallie Pierce in Brookline Society Wedding Notice
Miss Sallie Pierce, a leading Boston society figure, shares prominence with her sister Rosamond Pierce in Brookline and Back Bay social circles. Rosamond’s engagement to Mr. Barbour of New York was announced earlier.Rosamond’s marriage promises to be a brilliant fall event.
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Sallie” Pierce
Boston
Brookline
Back Bay
Sallie
Dean Pierce
Rosamond
Barbour
New York
Miss Rosamond Pierce
Mr. Minott
Princeton
Miss Sands
Bargain Sale Items Include Boots Dresses Hats and More
A sale listing highlights discounted women and misses apparel including lace boots, shirt waist suits, princess dresses, eton coats, straw sailor hats and belts. It notes price cuts on gloves, waists, coats, and infant garments with various reduced amounts and late Friday specials.
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Batiste
Eton
Problems and Missions of Two Back Bay Churches
The piece examines the challenges and progress at two Boston churches with new pastors. At Church of the Messiah in Back Bay, debt has fallen from over $50,000 to under $20,000, with plans to expand Sunday school work and connect with Simmons College and Harvard Medical School students. Park Street Church sees its role as metropolitan rather than local, focusing on children and youth while serving the wider city and nearby towns.
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John McGaw Foster
Bangor
Gainsboro Street
Foster
Boylston, Huntington
Massachusetts Avenues
Boston
Simmons College
Harvard Medical School
Park Street
Conrad
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Greenoughs
Murray Bay
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Tuxedo
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Washington Street
Saxonia
England
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Belvoir Terrace
Lenox
Robert Grant
Curtis
Eeith Martin
Europe
Charles K. Cummings
Louisburg Square
North Shore Colony
Pride's Crossing
Frederic de Sumichrast
Boylston Street
New Brunswick
St. Andrew's
St. Andrew’s
Roger Newton Allen
Rosamond Allen
Beacon Street
Algonquin Hotel
Anita Sands
Harold Minott
Philadelphia
Trinity Church
Cupid
White Star
Mner Cymric
Naples
Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
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Welcome Lodge
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H. Berger
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J. Kedetsky
Charles Baker
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