Local Vermont Hunting Season Sees Fatalities and Early Hunts
The Vermont hunting season opened with two hunters killed and one wounded. An aged Townsend hunter Sarrell Saw yer died instantly in a hiding-spot incident likely from another hunter's rifle. Hyde Park teen Wallace Montgomery died minutes after a gun discharge. St Albans youth Clyde Muzzy was struck by a stray bullet and survived. Additional elk deer reports include C J Mewill filing a 160 pound deer in Granby woods and Middy Bennett with a 200 pound buck in Walden.
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Vermont
Sarrell Sawyer
Townsend
Mortisville
Wallace Montgomery
Hyde Park
Bolton
Clyde Muzzy
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
C. J. Mewill
New Bowland Tel. & Tele Coy
Granby Woods
Bonj. Bennett
Walden
Middy Bennett
Stormy routes push Caledonian Record delivery across towns
Fifteen boys in St Johnsbury and five in Newport along with others in smaller places braved the storm tonight to deliver the Caledonian Record on time. No other advertising medium gets to the fireside daily in spite of storms. Read today's advertisements.
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St. Johnsbury
Newport
Fire destroys Earl Brown's Newport home
Five this forenoon fire destroyed the Highland avenue residence of Earl Brown Newport with all contents. Loss put at 4600 with 3500 insurance. Explosion of an oil stove ignited the blaze after Mrs Brown left two burners lit. Fire began around 045 a m with oil tank explosion and flames spreading through the kitchen.
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Earl Brown
Highland Avenue
Newport
Brown
Anniversary Banquet At Newport Church Draws 100 Attendants
The First Methodist church in Newport hosted a large anniversary banquet with over 100 members dining on a full menu prepared and served by volunteer women. Lee O. Drew led as head waiter, aided by the church group, while One Brotherhood class members spoke after the meal. Ernest J. Hamilton, secretary of the building fund, noted the debt of 8500 remaining and reported 128 pledges with 46 full payments totaling 4008.50.
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First Methodist Church
Yietrola
Lee O. Drew
L. H. Melver
P. W. Lawson
Orville Hancock
Arthur True
Leon Paige
Emanuel Richards
Fred Sargent
Jennie Richardson
Annie Magoon
Albine Warren
Ellis Austin
Ernest
J. Hamilton
Building Fund
Hamilton
Caledonia Court Opens Winter Term in St Johnsbury
The December term of Caledonia county court opened in St Johnsbury with Judge Frank Li Fish presiding. First on the calendar were six Williams Manufacturing Co. cases against as many fire insurers over mill losses from an East Haven fire. The term saw debates on trial dates as parties noted deaths and unavailable witnesses, with several cases deferred or moved to later in the docket.
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Caledonia County Court
St. Johnsbury
Frank Li. Fish
Vergennes
Oscar C. Woodfull
Burke
Morvis J. Coffmin
Groton
Mary J. Nelson
Willliams Manufacturing Co
East Haven
Porter, Witters & Harvey
Dunnett, Shields & Conan
Porter
Supreme Court
Shields
Saint
Dunnett
Dterm
Harlant B. Nowe
Yassel
Nowak
Elden W. Gray
Inethe Cite
Scarles Saide Gray
Newark
Minnett, Shiels & Conant
Searles
Conant
Ensign & Co
George Birch
Grapes
C. EB . Willoughby & Ty
Frank A
Fiume Question Split From Peace Treaty And Other AP Items
Paris reports the Fiume issue to be reserved for final Allied decision, not in the Hungarian peace treaty. Kenwood striking mine in the North Sea aids en route to Hamburg. Ruthenberg is arrested on a New York anarchist act charge. Henry Clay Frick dies at 69 after poisoning illness. South Wales miners vote narrowly for a strike over relief limits. President Wilson selects Joshua Willis Alexander as Commerce Secretary to replace Redfield.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jounell His
Jugo-Sinvsto
Washington
Wilson
Joshua Willis Alexander
Missouri
Commerce
Seeitaly Redfield
Government must recognize collective bargaining rights
President Wilson urges immediate Congress action on labor rights and collective bargaining as part of a broad program to curb living costs, reform taxation, and modernize government finance. He signals later discussion of railroads and the peace treaty while stressing more rural development and industry democratization.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
United States
I Contact
Hev
America
London
Western Asia
Minor
Soma
Balikesh
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