Gov McCullough and Stanton Take the Oath of Office
Vermont Governor McCullough and Lieut Governor Stanton were sworn in as the new administration opened. The day featured the inaugural address praising self government, temperance reform, good roads, and fiscal prudence, with bills on licensing and primary elections highlighted for legislative action. General Bates named secretary of civil and military affairs, while Fleetwood took an oath as secretary of state and Graham named state auditor.
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N'Elnek
Why Scott's Emulsion Helps Children’s Illnesses
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as suitable for a wide range of pediatric ailments from colds to hip disease, claiming natural milk-like harmlessness and quick responses in delicate stomachs. It notes children enjoy the taste and promises a trial bottle. The rest of the text shifts to Vermont Senate proceedings with adjournment dates, committee reports, and officer appointments.
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Official Record of the DYA Committees in Morning Session
Official Senate session notes record committees announced and business conducted. A. Wilson named official reporter. Senate opened by president with devotional by the Chaplain. Yesterday's record read and approved. Hills introduced by Senator Backus and a local option act discussed. Senator Royce introduced a joint reao-
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Senate
A. ©. Wilson
Hills
Backus
Royce
Provisions of the License Bill Introduced in the House
Proceedings show Mr. Peck introducing a high license act restricting sales of alcohol, with committee on joint rules, governor elect to be unveiled, oath administered, and an oath followed by inaugural address. The bill outlines licensing boards in counties, fees, and town meeting warnings to decide on licenses with specific sale restrictions and drink-on-premises rules.
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Journal of
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Middlebury
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Barre
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Manchester
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Wilmington
Joint Assembly
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Orange
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Chittenden
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Enosburgh
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Newbury
John H. Watson
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Brandon
Licensing provisions for sale of intoxicating liquors described
The document outlines license classes with fees, locations, and restrictions for selling intoxicating liquors in towns, including conditions on premises, hours, and allowed sales. It details bonds, enforcement, penalties, and tax distributions, plus processes for objections, forfeiture, and refunds, with a December 1 1992 effective date and a November 18 1902 public vote provision. It notes related resolutions, governor’s appointment, adjournment, and a Vermont gold mining note.
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Lcense
United States
Justices of Peace
Secretary of State
Joint Committee On
Temperance
Dartt
Springfield
Representative Hall
Vermont Reunion Society
House
Edward L. Bates
Bennington
Mr. Bailey
Newbury
Church Rededicated at St Johnsbury in Remodelled Edifice
The Congregational Church at St Johnsbury east was rededicated today after remodeling. The afternoon program featured Rev RE F Grant delivering a historical address and remarks by Rev BE Mapman and Rev J M Frost of St Johnsbury. Supper followed the vestry session. Rev Dr Smith Baker of Williston preached the dedicatory sermon. About 2500 dollars was spent on renovations including eight memorial windows, with many gifts from descendants of the founders. Large audiences attended both services.
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Congregational
East
RE. F. Grant
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St Johnsbury
Vostry
Smith Baker
Williston
Portland
Salted campaign litera ture tied to Vermont race
Vergennes neighbors review Levi C. Sturtevant’s alleged campaign expenses against General J. G. McCullough in the Clem ent runoff. The Weybridge native is accused of fraud and libel, with affidavits denying ties to Weybridge figures and harsh portraits of Sturtevant as a crude, boastful political operator. Addison county towns face his reputation as he drifts near home.
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MrCullough
Rutland
Clement
Clements
Rutland Herald
Sturtevant
Weybridge
Algo
Vermont
Messia
Hates
Barber l
McCullough
Stortewart
Levi C
Sturtevartois
Iso
Hesata
Addison County
Levi Sturtevant
Knights Templar Meet Parade of 400 at Brattleboro Field Day
Brattleboro hosts an annual field day for Sullyan Commandery of Chiremont and allied bodies with about 600 visiting Knights Templar members attending. A parade featuring 460 participants, bands from Claremont and Nashua, a banquet, open air concert, and a festival hall ball followed. Attending dignitaries include Grand Commander D. P. Webster and other past grand commanders, with officials from Windsor, St. Albans, Middlebury, and Brattleboro present.
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Orange
Mass
Beausant Commandery
Trattleboro
Claremont
Nashua
N. WW
St. Johnsbury
H. C. Terce
Barton
C. W. Whitcomb
Proctorsville
George FP. Landers
White River Junction
Isaac D. Batley
Universalists Adjourn as Vermont Quebec Convention Ends
Universalists for Vermont and Quebec met in Bellows Falls for the fourth and last day. Despite smaller attendance due to schooling, the gathering featured strong, capable speakers. Officers were elected and the convention adjourned to meet in Lyndonville in 1903. Ottawa signed a coal contract for 4000 to 5000 tons of Isthysa site coal from Wales.
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Quebec
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Laidlow
I. Po Booth
Morrisille
Dra HH
Calef
Washington
Th. T. Slocum
Morrisville
Brown
St. Johnsbury
A. W. Smith
West Concord
John Kimball
Lyndonville
J. B. Reardon
Laidlaw
IN. Lebarron
W. Blackiner
Stockbridge
The
Woman's Missionary Society
Marta Tinker
Merrinville
EK. Pme K. Jones
Barre
Elizabeth Holt Goldthwaite
Williamsville
Ottawa, Ont
Wales
Treat Ice Properly Says Baldom Refrigerator Chief
A letter from G J Smith of Bald win Refrigerator urges proper ice use and air circulation in home freezers to avoid odor and waste. He cites cases of odor from wrapped ice and blankets and stresses full ice capacity, regular replenishment, and correct use. notes a new Knox College library building named Maven Library with a $20 000 budget.
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American Kitchen Magazine
G. J. Smith
Baldwin Refrigerator Company
Caven
Knox College
Toronto
Th Maven
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Deerfield
Levi C Sturtevanot
Knights Templar
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