Old Timers and Newcomers in Roswell Beloved by The Record
The Roswell Record urges acceptance of newcomers to Roswell and the valley, arguing growth depends on attracting people, industry, and business. It notes only a small portion of so-called old-timers remain, rejects exclusion, and emphasizes the paper’s 40-year tenure and loyalty to Roswell’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Pilins
Texas
New Mexico
the Record
Pecos Valley
Reese
Welin
America
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Vermont
Folly Island Saga of Bart Burgess on Peconic Bay
Bart Burgess is marooned with Ingalls Warren on Peconic Bay when a red canoe bearing Alice brings a secret family drama. The Bayleys, linked to Bart’s father’s bigamy, move to Wyattville, while Lora Sackett schemes to push Bart toward marriage. A web of relatives, love, and a forged fortune shapes Bart’s future as he uncovers the truth and faces a life between Folly Island and Wyattville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Burgess
Peconic Bay
Long Island
Wyattville
Ingalls Frederick Warren
Ingy
Bart
Mr. Davis
Baylays
Alice
Wryattville
Trevor Burgess
Lora Sackett
Bigamust
Bayseys
Folly Island
Bayleys
Matthew Bayley
Island
Bute
Lora Sacket
New York
Ingy Warren
Warrens
Mrs. Burgess
Augusta
Wyatt Ville
Fit
Constance Farnham
Lora
Bayley
Farnham
Elsie
Tammany Hall
Baltimore
Frederick Ingals
Warren
Trey
Fate and honor amid Roswell tragedy and vision of Vermont
The piece laments Sergeant Leonard killed in action and muses on fate’s timing, then shifts to a personal scene of romance and rivalry in Bart and Ingy’s circle. It shifts again to praise Vermont towns, Middlebury and Bennington, highlighting its summer language schools at Bread Loaf, French Spanish German programs, and the Long Trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Fate
Sam McCue
Ramon
Roswell
Old Bennington
Middlebury
Otter Creek
Green Mountains
Lake Champlain
Vermont
Sigin
America
Stmmer
Thoreau
United States
Louis
XTV
Bristol
Mddlebury. College
Esci
Little Theatre
Rob Frost
Dorothy Canfield Fish
Irving Bacheller
Edwin Markon Sinclair Lewis
Willa Cather
William McFee
Harriet Monroe
Stephen Benet
F. S. Stribling
Isabel Paterson
Honere Wilkie Morrow
Grant Overton
William Lyon Phelps
Carl Sandburg
Louis l Untermeyer
Margaret Widdemer
John Farrar
the Brookman
Henry Seidel Canby
Saturday Review of Literature
George Pierce Baker
Breadloaf
Sentence Sermons by Rev. Reyl Smith
A devotional piece ponders harm from the ignorant good man and treason of the selfish patriot. It asks about battles won by failure, courage shown by cowards, pain from well meant aids, and the shaming inflicted by the shaded. It questions the hero’s undeserved credit and reflects on moral failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey l Smith
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Roswell ‘Daily Record
Specaat Pane
Secord Publishing Company
Business
Society
EK. Mason
Ace T. Beak
I. Scarritt
Gon Wilkins
Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
Wallace Irwin
Lincoln County
Tom Jones
Jones
Quien Sabe
Nhy
Port England
Warren Gater
Caesar
Mumm
Old Bean
Green Mountain Club
Massachusetts
Mountain Club
Angels of the Woods
Robert Frost
Jae
Srould
Boston
Windsor Pressure Cooker
U. S. Department of Agriculture, Home Economics
Department of Our Colleges, Doctors and Dieticians, Good Housekeeping Institute
Montgomery Ward & CO
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