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Newspaper

Burlington Free Press

Location

Burlington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1905

Page

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Revival is on at Montpelier evangelist meets crowd

The Rev Dr Dawson of Lowden spoke at a revival service in Montpelier, drawing large crowds from towns including Newport St Johnsbury and Barre. Attendees filled the Bethany Church, with about 1,200 listening as Dawson outlined the threefold vision of St Paul and urged souls to accept salvation.

Dassen Londen Loton Christ Jesus Livist Rennington Newport St. Johnsbury Winterboars Northfield Barre Washington County Teople Dr. Dawson Bethany Dawson Poe St. Paul Apostle Paul St Paul der. Dawson David

Negro thief held in Montpelier jail after Plainfield holdup

Sosusear Nickson, a formerly of Plainfield and Barre, was jailed in Montpelier after Deputy Camp arrested him near Plainfield. He is suspected of the May 14 holdup of Dr D B Smith at gunpoint. the suspect rode away on an unsuitable horse. Nickson was taken to Plainfield for a hearing before Justice Foss, who bound him over to the grand jury.

Montpelier Sosusear Nickson Flainfield Barre Ueriff Camp Mieman Berling Nom D. B. Smith Plainfield Justice Foss Grand Jury

Vermont State board of agriculture meets in Poultney and towns

The Vermont State board of agriculture will hold meetings in Poultney February 24 Castleton February 15 Brandon Shoreham and Wrandon next week. Sessions will be afternoon and evening addressing farm topics including flock raising crops fertilization village sanitation tuberculosis control and vegetable raising.

Poultney Cantlerus Wrandon Shoreham Woodstock Vermont State Board of Agriculture Castleton Brandon Keith

Public Board Meeting Addresses Spark Community Discussion

A public meeting will feature board members presenting diverse subjects with the aim of informing residents. Attendees are invited to join a discussion after each address, sharing experiences to illuminate practical insights for all.

Two More Claims and Venezuelan Case Presented

The minutes note two claims against the Venezuelan government after the prior meeting. The nature remains unknown as the evidence is not translated from French. The court adjourned at noon until Friday morning.

Feashe Iiternations Commission Wastead Pereitt den Rocceu Ience

Road Rules and Vermont News Update From Rutland

A Rutland railroad stockholders meeting adopted a new code. Vermont law details commission appointees for a state school fund. Reports include a fatality of Christina Smith in Barre and Barton hotel ownership changes. A German resident avoided service by staying in Switzerland after a visit.

The News by Counties The Island Lake Passumpah Otter Creek

Special correspondents cover the valley and villages up north from the island in the lake to the lake shores along Otter Creek and the White River, detailing regional events and local notices.

Passumpah Otter Creek

Deaths and notices fade through Addison County report

Addison County G FF OQ Kimball received a telegram Thursday morning on the death of his son's wife in New York City. The body was brought to Thiserty and interred in Prospect cemetery. Other items note Wallace Phaminley's typhoid recovery, Walter Barer’s death from typhoid pneumonia at 27, and a surprise party for Mr and Mrs George Perling. The Prospect Cemetery association held its annual meeting and elected officers and trustees. Rural mail carriers log 213 pieces of mail in 1901, and Miss Gertrude Jenkins’s engagement to Freat Beckwith is announced. The Bristol log carrier injury is reported and the new school building is nearly ready for 600 pupils.

Kimball Wkinniball New York City Porestead Basin Harbor Prospect Cemetery Wallace Phaminley Clarendon John Pepe Aed Eltigen Cid Rene Priday Ison William Beach Mise Dillkin Peeue Irisburgh Edith Peeue Eyte Willian Peeve West Ferrisburgh Antony Peete Addison Henry Peeue Trutland Edward Peete Pawlet George Wilkins Williston Peeue Co. Ky Vermont Bell Run Methodist Church Walter Baror Cmed Meior Barey New Haven William Barer George Perling Waltham Almira Noble Perkins Cut Wareren Pook Carter Knowles William Trant Disbee Ferrisburgh Willard M.D. Marshall Rutland Ad- Hisai Tet Plumbing Pratt & Co Whitehall N.Y Prospect Cemetery Association Vergennes National Bank Whitford Capriot Be. Parker Wis W. A. Bixby Clbe. Parker Byd. Kingsland W A. Sherrill H. Strong AL W. Norton Go OP OG Kimball R.L. Kingstand Ke. Parker J. H. Strong G. P.O. Kimball J. Marker Gertrude Jenkins Terre Haute Ind Freat Beckwith Walter Forbes Cause Street Bristol Charles Clapper T. Billings Clapper Newburgh N. Y Mathewson T. J. Chase J. A. Haseltine Ruth Barnum Long Island State Hospital Brooklyn Hier South Hristol J. Jenney Ward Colby New Haven Mills Manufacturing Co Cardell A. M. Norton Maple Spring Garfield Emery Patheade Shoreham B. J. Bristol Hristol Day & Palmer Henry R.A. Young Th. WH. Young Buffalo ST. Derry Christian Endeavor A. Yeotny Reese Vier Seath Biestel Vystee Woolsey Vergennos Dror Atleentin Mdeon Startea Isuttala Rothor DE. Coffeyy Purlington Lepeary M. Goff Bayotier Valiaer E.R. Garden Hamsmond Sonny Tenry & Smith West Street Bilas Perry Greenwood Cemetery la Dairtlett John Hanlon Greenough Re M. Carl Peek Ta Smitha RK. Collins Permneal Wallingford High School Burlveten Howard S New Phawon Mills Starkehore Vicker Bolisbury Dryike BR. Lawrence Paul Tretardson Thoms Conement Sheri Farr A. W. Anvithre Buellngton Bartalo Kate FR Peake A. OW. Peake Florida WE. Newton Lake Tied Healtve Wo Flowden Bristol Morouacturing Company Dthaven Mill

Bristol Notes and Baseball Dates in Spring

Bristol township announces baseball games with Middlebury College on April 2 at Middlebury and June 1 at Bristol. Local notices cover funerals, sickness, a farmer leasing land, shop hours, deaths including Henry Smith and Helen Hunnell, and a long list of community updates from Bristol and nearby towns.

Local Items of Interest From All Parts of the Green Mountain State

A compact roundup of happenings across Vermont, detailing community events, business notes, and social notices. Highlights include civic meetings, market activity, school events, and neighborhood milestones reflecting local life in multiple towns.

Mrs T N Vail of Caledonia County Dies After Illness

Mrs T N Vail formerly Miss Emma A Righter wife of TN Vail proprietor of the Speedwell farms died at her home Friday night of heart failure after years as an invalid. Native of New Jersey she married years ago and came here about a year ago. Her husband a London capitalist left for England and expects to arrive next week. Funeral arrangements await arrival. She was beloved and active in charities with many friends and Burcal parties at her home. One son Davis survives at home.

T. N. Vail Emma A Righter TN. Vail Speedwell Farms New Jersey Mr. Vail Gbout Pressent London Davis

Freeport Baptist ministers call Sturtevant as pastor

In Zion's Advocate a Maine Baptist paper reports Freeport Baptist Church voted January 1% to call Rev. W I Sturtevant of Essex to be pastor. Sturtevant considers the call. It also notes school census figures for ages five to eighteen and lists Brown's River Creamery association officers and directors in Essex.

Zion's Advocate Maine Freeport W. I’. Sturtevant Bssex Dunation Sturtevant G. W. Stevens Bchool Lis Brown's River Creamery Association Essex Abbey Chapin H. I Day

Roosevelt Fairbanks Win Presidential Election Decisive

In a joint session, Theodore Roosevelt and Charles W. Fairbanks were officially elected President and Vice President for four years beginning March 4, 1908. The process, including electoral votes and cabinet figures, dominated much of the day's business, with extensive discussion on freight rate regulation and statehood votes.

Washington Senate House Theodore Roosevelt Charles W. Fairbanks Congress Roosevelt Alton Hoosevelt Cowles Mia Charles Wo Pape Donke Premrye Turke Davie Vreeland New York Wia Kearns New Moxie Ieee Darks House of

Barre Aldermen Debate Fire Horse Purchases and Reorganization

Barre aldermen clash over buying horses for the fire department and the use of strong language. A vote approves disbanding the department for permanent reorganization, while mayor cautions careful spending and a three member outside committee is proposed to scrutinize the department.

Improvemens at Greensboro Caspian Lake House

Landlord Dufur of Greensboro has upgraded the Caspian Lake House interior with hardwood floors and finished walls. A village drum corps led a surprise visit last Monday evening presenting a new front door with brass trim and a glass panel inscribed Caspian Lake House. Mr Hadi spoke for citizens who praised Dufur and invited the party to enjoy hospitality.

Greensboro Dufur Caspian Lake House Hadi

Valuable Coalt Bratttl 1am Killed at Bob

A pair of heavy work horses owned by BE B W Barrows a Braseboro coal dealer were killed when a Central Vermont freight train struck them Tuesday night. The horses dragged about 100 feet, bones protruded, and both animals were utterly demolished. Rain fell as the incident occurred and no warning was given. The accident stunned the river scene and protesters were left shocked.

BE. B W. Barrows Braseboro Vermont

The Way of the World Motif in Classified Deals

A fragment notes how people answer house ads by renting from landlords, seeking investments, and buying items advertised. The text implies a social pattern of responding to public adverts and pursuing profits through available opportunities.

Alerg Lee

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