Luce Indicted for Murder of Albert Prentiss in Vermont
John Luce second of Troy New York is indicted by a Addison county grand jury for first degree murder in the stabbing death of Albert M Prentiss station master on the morning of November He died after rushed to Mary Pletcher hospital Luce 21 was arrested soon after the stabbing and jailed in Chittenden county awaiting trial He made a futile escape attempt and has been in jail since Thanksgiving day with meals sent to him in jail
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Albert M.prentiss
Burlington
Caledonian
John Luce
Troy
N. Y
Addison County
Albert M. Prentiss
Prentics
Mary Pletcher Hospital
Luce
Chittenden County
Proclamation Calls for Funds for Near East Refugees
President Wilson appeals for increased American relief as 4,000,000 Armenian, Syrian, Greek, and other refugees in the Near East need aid to endure winter. The American Committee for Relief in the Near East seeks at least 80,000 dollars to be subscribed January 12 19, 1919. Also local Vermont notices and community items follow, from Burlington to St. Johnsbury, noting council and Grange events and a Nazol remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Asia
Near East
American Committee For Relief In the
United States
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Madden Eyes Speakership If Mano Out for Health
Martin B. Madden, veteran representative of Illinois First District, announces intent to seek the speaker's post if James R. Mano is prevented from pursuing the speakership due to health concerns. The move signals a contingency plan amid leadership uncertainty in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin B. Madden
Tllinois
James R. Mano
Hil Health
Derby mechanic files bankruptcy petition in Rutland court
Barton F. Grout of Derby, a mechanic, filed a petition in bankruptcy in the Rutland office of the clerk of the United States court. He lists liabilities of 2279.76 dollars and assets of 1273 dollars, of which 990 dollars is claimed exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton F. Grout
Derby
Rutland
United States Court
Legislative appointments for Vermont 1919 session announced
The sergeant at arms publicized the 1919 legislative appointments in Montpelier on December 12. Names listed include House doorkeepers Fred Cressy of Brattleboro and S. Kimball of St. Albans. Senate doorkeepers S. Drake of Wheelock and W. Worthley of Washington. pages and messengers such as Bristol of Middlebury and Bent ley of Sandgate. postmaster Henry A. Boss of Weybridge. coat room attendants Mason of Burlington and Kelly of Montpelier. deputy sergeant-at-arms Grover C. Templeton of Montpelier. executive messenger Francis B. Shaw of Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian
Montpelier
House
Fred Cressy
Brattleboro
S. Kimball
St. Albans
Senate
S. W. Drake
Wheelock
W. E. Worthley
Washington
George R. Bristol
Middlebury
Glossie G. Bentley
Sandgate
Cyrus D. Eastman
Groton
Lloyd Batehelder
Greensboro
Kenneth C. Weld
Berkshire
Dean Goodsell
Alburgh
Junior Bryant
Springfield
Robert S. Buttles
Brand Bion F. Humphrey
Burke
Yale Farr
Charlotte
Henry A. Boss
Weybridge
Jack P. Mason
Burlington
L. R. Kelly
Grover C. Templeton
Francis B. Shaw
Rutland
Masonic Rites and Discharges Scheduled Amid Holiday Events
Social for Masons and families set for December 31 at the Masonic Temple as various lodge bodies announce stated convocations for December including Neo 27 Pines a Regular eras Thursday evening December 12 and Palestine Commandery December 17. Reports from the American Third Army note German soldiers of most classes discharged as rapidly as possible.
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Masonic Temple
Orville N. Pinney
Fred H. Dolloff
Srd
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Leach & Waterman
Globe Theatre Today
Philadelphia
Josnun
Summer St
Bargain
Goodyear Welt
Finley
Hastings Hill
St. Johnsbury House
Grace Methodist Church
John Simonds
E. N. Randall
Rebecca Fuller
W. B. Fitch
Providence
Sarah Grimes
New York
Edwin Grimes
Gordon Wright
Paul Stevens
Harvey Kelley
Spring Street
Summer Street
J. Wilkins
Kelley
Union Mission
South Church
Women of the Orient
Trail-Makers
A. L. Cornwell
Woolworth Afice
Merchants’ National Bank
Achab Banting
Freybntis
L. Mustiell
Brooklyn
Trosian
Orberiniaet
London
Son
Lagali Ii
Sumo
Suais
Christin
Warner Willey
Vermont
Iazel Morse
Roy Bickford
Charleston
Guy Dresser
H. J. Mathewson
Charles Welch
St. Johnsbury
J. Dana
Juliaark
G Co
Plessie St. Pierre
R. P. Graves
Grange
Roy Gray
Will Sanborn
Sutton Farm
Nazol
BOLLS
Teddy Bears
Viewust
Florence Manf. Co
Florence
Berry-Ball Dry Goods
Beau OF
Bath
John Burton
Peggy
Oscar Cummings
Charles Dover
Mabel
Bernice Roundy
Hereford Carr
G. A. Martin
Freda Dixon
Mildred Chesley
Mary Clark
Mildred Smith
Evelyn Evans
Harold Carr
Katie
Horace Anderson
Beau
Neo 27
Pines
Haswell Royal Arch
M. Birney L. Hall
F. G. Moore
Palestine Commandery
K. T
Watetina
E. C
Asm. Lang
Crockery Department
Bibles
Ename
Ware
Handkerchiers
Ners
Earl & Toye
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