Vail urges immediate industrial boom and repairs
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company faces a rush to action as Theodore N. Vail urges industries to start full steam ahead. He cites prewar delays, war labor shifts, and the need to repaint barns and repair fences as a metaphor for prompt plant upkeep and expansions to meet coming demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vail
Birmingham
Ala
News
Theodore N. V
Theodore N. Vail
America
United States
Ger Nius
Vail Tonka
Tfavery Corporation
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ivent
Silas
Aunt Maria
Sam
Willy
Silay
Germany
Tony
Vinelo Sillie
Richard
Thenilore N. Vail
Marcy Sanborn
Ajieris
Ayer
Candidacy Talk Circulates Over Vermonter Senatorseat
A faded political rumor from the Middlebury area muses on Senator John M. Thomas possibly seeking the United States Senate if conditions allow, with mentions of Congressman Frank L. Greene and Governor Greene as possible rivals or alternatives. The item weighs whether Thomas would consent to a bid and how his supporters view the potential candidacy amid existing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Thomas
Middlebury Register the Free Press
Middlebury
Frank L. Greene
Senaetor Page
Herald
Dr. Thomas
Rutland Herald
Thomas
United States Senate
Register
Congressman Greene
Thonas
Ds Thomas
Ratchhur
Walt- Nower
Greene
Vermont attorney Gilbert A. Travis dies at 81
Gilbert A. Travis, 81, longtime Vermont lawyer from Windsor and former Reading legislator, dies at his Windsor home. Born in Chester, he joined the Windsor county bar in 1859, practiced first in Poleville, moved to Windsor in 1879, served in the legislature and as a Windsor county figure, and authored histories of Reading and the Windsor Congregational church. STATE NEWS 1, Athans Cooperative Deam ory Co seeks capital rise from 10000 to 50000.
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Gilbert A. Travis
Vermont
Windsor
Chester
Windsor County
Polehville
Reaing
Reading
Winder Congregational Church
Thanksgiving wanderings in Lower Waterford and St Johnsbury
New York City resident Joseph Maule visits his daughter Mrs. 8. W. Bennett while local residents, including Mrs. Cora Goxs and the Hemingsays, gather for Thanksgiving. Several families relocate temporarily or stay with relatives at homes of Morrison, Bullock, Bullock, and Hale as the community observes the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maule
New York City
8. W. Bennett
Cora Goxs
St. Johnsbury
BR. C. Hemingway
Ty. Bullock
Mira Ruth Pierce
I. H. Bullock
Tay Priest
Jesse Carleton
Ruth Bullock
Agnes Stoddard
Roems
Holdia McKeoe
Charles Morrison
Clarence Goss
Devlin
N. WH
Ad Mes
Glen Heminway
D. A. Moulton
BE. H. Miles
Thomas Coburn
Persons
KE. Hale's
Oyster supper planned by MB Church ladies group
Concord notices the MB church ladies benevolent society will host an oyster supper at the vestry on Wednesday evening from 6.00 until finished, inviting all parishioners and neighbors to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the
MB. Church
County Court Opens Winter Term with Busy Docket
The December term opener at St Johnsburg heard Judge Frank L. Fish preside with assistants Oscar Woodruff and Morris Coffirin. First on the calendar were six cases involving Williams Manufacturing Co. against five insurers over fire losses at a East Haven mill. Debates covered trial timing as witnesses dwindled and one defendant’s illness. Newark versus Gray embezzlement claims saw delays awaiting Dunnett firm presence. Jury panel proceedings continued with numerous cases reset or continued. the next major event is the trial of Mrs. Margaret N Heywood for damages after a two car collision on the North Nanville road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oisgolphia County Court
St. Johnsburg
Frank L. Fish
Vergennvs
Oscar, Woodruff
Murke
Morris D. Coffirin
Gra +ton
Mary J. Nelson
Williams Manufacturing Co. Agaiixt
East Haven
Porter, Witters & Harvey
Dunnett, Shields & Conant
Porter
Supreme Court
Shields
Dunnett
Harland B. Howe
Witosses
Newark
Elden W. Gray
Altorneys
Lawger Searles
Gray
Dunnett, Shichty & Conant
Searles
Setlon
Mr. Dunnett
Bint & Co
George Birch
D. J
Joseph K. Beck
Margaret N. Heywood
Tral
Mt. Tau School
Daniel T. Gilman
Tis
Frank Randall
Adme
Fred H. Davis
Henry J. Goodrich
W. D. Pelley
Arthur PF. Stone
First National Bank
Sarah T. Allen
Apt
Manly Allen
Town of Newark
Wood
Bling A. Benn's
Woods Va
Richard Beattie
Carrie A. Bennett
Coop & Lentz
George Shorey
D. Nichols
Charles S. Fieree
George E. Jennings
Camp Westmore Cow
J. J, Ross & Tr
A. Storrs & Bement Co
the Guledonian Co
Henry Tamick
Gordon Austin
Clark & Davidson
Grant Emery
A. Ronca
M. Ambrosini
H. J. Bushwry Lumber Co
BLA. Scott
Thompson & Haene Co
O. G. Miles
Nanville Road
It May Not Be of Much Interest to You Visitor
A brief note from Hot Springs Arkansas by Thomas Cat urges patience with symptoms and asks the reader to remember the burden of listening to complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visitor
Hot Springs Arkanasw
Thomas Cat
How He Ended Kidney Trouble
A man from Village Springy Alabama recounts severe kidney illness that kept him bedridden for three weeks. After taking Foley Kidney Pills, he felt relief within days and remained free of symptoms after completing the course. he proclaims the product the best kidney medicine in the world. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chic
Jiggo
Foley
C. EB. Brewer
Village Springy
Ala
Fire destroys Earl Brown's Newport home in blaze
A Newport two story home on Highland avenue owned by Carl Brown was destroyed by fire caused by an exploding oil stove. Fire broke out about 5 this morning while Mrs Brown prepared dinner. Neighbors and Mrs Harry A Black assisted but flames spread rapidly. Brown, a teller at Newport National Bank, and family members were notified by telephone and rushed to the scene. only a diamond ring and a gold watch were saved. The estimated loss runs to about 4500 dollars with 3500 dollars insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
Highland Avenue
Newport
Brown
Harry A. Black
Mrs. Brown
Clarence Carter
Newport National Bank
Charence
O. W. Brown
Inventor Patents Cork‑Based Life Saving Device
Fragmentary report notes an invention by Batelan using cork and plant pith to create a life saving apparatus. The text references Lighter Than Cork and Bueflower stalk pith, with unclear context about Anies Vetter tian cork. Further readable details are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batelan
Funeral of Mig Sevinitya Hills Held in Cabot
The funeral for Mig Sevinitya Boyles Hills occurred Saturday afternoon at 1:80 in Cabot Congregational Church with M. W. Hale officiating. Burial followed in the family plot. Several relatives attended and the service conveyed sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mig. Sevinitya “Boyles
Hills
Bert Smith
Myrtle Turner
Herlin
Atlow
Levintha Hille
Raymond Houghton
Wble
Ita Barna
Johnsbury
Raymond Hotushton
Judith Lyford
Town Hall
Alice Paine
Fran Montgclvy
Ha, Messer
Botello Preston
Burlington
Mary Fletcher Hospitl
Mizsex Bell
Valley
Gertrude Wells
Cabot
The
Red Cross
Ee M. W. Hale
S. J. Norris
Sportory
R. Perry
Frank McAllister
J. Rogers
Eva Haines
F. E. Cartier
Flora Abbott
Eva Clough
Cordelia Mack
Howard Carpenter
BE. J. Rogers
H.W. Nase
Gertrude Weells
M. W. Hale
Kate Gould
Rose Boswell
Lina Wheeler
Will Barr
H.W. Dane
Will Arr
S.C. Woodvy
Carrie Smith
John Southwick
Thanksgiving visits and local notices from St Johnsbury area
Charles Daniels is not well and Jay returned to St Johnsbury hospital. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Frank Heywood was buried Tuesday. Local residents including Handley Morton family visit relatives for Thanksgiving. Woodbury lodge meets for officer elections with refreshments. Quimby and McDonald families guests of Belden and Cutting. Edith Butler enjoys ten days vacation in Duxbury. Several residents, including Kitson, Baker, Smith, Parker, Littlerap, Machynis, and Smiths, are noted visiting St Johnsbury or hosting relatives for Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Barnet Hakeview Grange
Pomona
Mary Purdy
Flora
Clark Rowell
Francis Hustie
J. A. Blain
Charles Roy
J. W. Blain
Arthur Roy
Danville
Myx
Frank Blain
Nelson Blain
David Purdy
Bailey
Ralph Warden
Monroe
N, H
Roy Warden
Mia
Alex Warden
Walter Harvey
Edwin Mackay
Robert Cooney
St. Johnsbury
William Conant
L. J. Brock
Johny Strobridge
Exom Bixher
Elsie Hastie
Joseph Gutheries
South Peacham
E. S. Manchester
Fred Fisher
Gilmore Morrison
Chandler Morison
James Shields
Lor Somers
Louvres Morevison
Boxton
Robert Steele
Tilton
Manchester
Nhs
Massachusetts
Mies Theressa
Paul Morrison
Daniel Aiken
St Johnbury
Robot
Edgar
John Strobridge
Philip Adams
Vermont
At. Johosbury Academy
Hear Batley
Frangie Lali
Wits
York
Mont
Mervtin
Toston
Thapkee
Reese
Giles Manshion
Sheila Jrock
Charles Daniels
Jay
Frank Heywood
Handley Morton
Paul and
Louise
Gontway Center
Woodbury
W. It
George Smith
Robert Williams
Canada
Miewtrina Jewell
St Johnsbury Center Thanksgiving Visitors Listed
A survey of residents and visitors in St Johnsbury Center recalls Thanksgiving gatherings. George Hanscoine and Willis of Hyde Park, Frank Anudon of St Johnsbury, Mr and Mrs B A Farnham and two daughters, Raymond Whitney, Hortense Campion from Lynlin, Archie Colbuth, Mrs Orlane Sargent, Mrs Win Williams of Bradford, Jessie Williams, Alden Moull of Danville, Henry Pringle and family from Washington Ly, and the Pringle siblings from Ning Falls, New York, are mentioned as visiting or hosting relatives during the holiday weekend.
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George Hanscoine
Willis
Hyde Park
Masily Ane
Mattic Hills
Frank Anudon
St. Johnsbury
Chayley Amador
B.A. Farnham
Charles Whitney
Doris Ape
Raymond Whitney
Alani Stiles
T. R. Btiles
Hortense Campion
Lynlin
Archie Colbuth
Orlane Sargent
Win Williams
Bradford
Jessie Williams
Minnie Williams
Concord
Fred Simonils
Mias Alden Moul
Danville
Henry Pringle
Washington, Ly
Willie Pringle
Ning Falls
N. Y
Mi A. B. Pringle
Report on Star school term closes with attendance high
North Walden Eugene A. Domey ends a successful term at Star school reporting 1864 days attended and 104 percent attendance for tardiness, along with 27 enrolled pupils and 42 10 attendance. Several families and residents attended Thanksgiving gatherings, Farm Bureau advocate E H Hallett visited, chicken pox cases noted, and Fred Michaud moved to Greensboro Bend.
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Eugene A. Domey
Star School
Alzada — Allan
Hilon Orton
Eleanor Nicholson
Granville Allen
Henry Lewis
Israel Domey
Carl Leonard
East Hardwick
Henry Domey
Farm Bureau
Eugene Nomey
Anthony Rose
Hardwick
Fred Michaud
Greensboro Bend
Social News From South Cabot and Nearby
Laurel Blake and Lula visit W. O. Southwick's on Sunday. Orville Smith joins L. O. Moughten’s for a visit. Hiram Darling calls on Charles Boulley. C. H. Scribner and Gerald stay with W. O. Southwick a few days. W. C. Southwick and Moughton's visit on Thursday. Mrs. Carroll St. John visits Mrs. Willilartson. Mrs. Cah Lamberton ill. Hartson opens Thanksgiving to Lewis St John's. Harry Tibbets visits at Pitshiets for a few days.
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Laurel Blake
Lula
W. O. Southwick
Orville Smith
L. O. Moughten
Hiram Darling
Charles Boulley
C. H. Scribner
von? Gerald
Mya
W. C. Southwick
Moughton
Carroll St. John
Willilartson
Cah Lamberton
Me Alese Wa Hartson
Lewis St John's
Harry Tibbets
Franklin postmaster Whitney charged with embezzlement
Wesley Ray Whitney, seven years postmaster at Franklin in Chittenden County, is awaiting trial in U S court on a charge of embezzling about $2000 from the post office he oversaw. He appeared before United States Commissioner J Mavight and bail of $2100 was set, which he has not yet raised. Whitney, married with four children, admits heavy losses on the stock market while attempting to sustain his finances.
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Vermont News
Wesley Ray Whitney
Franklin
Chittenden
Rial
United States
J .Mavight
Whitney
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Fohnsbury Caledonian the Evening Caledonian Publishing
Arthur FP. Stone
Bt. Jonnebory
Hinema
Vie
Croukers
Europe
State News
Athans Co-operative Decamory Co
Secretary of State
Fairbanks
Frank Emons
Stein
Clyde Fuller
Ranney
Perry Rm
Guy
Rammond
B. A. Telmey
Sury
Hall
Ratthus
A. H. Hafnerfold
A. Kolbaba
Ingersall
W. A
Cheney
Hee
Achaik Thee
Nee
Dee
Hive
Teatiur Land
Nee. A
Boyay
WE. Blondgett
P. Binions
I. Clas
J. A. Kolbaba
NO. C
Faller
P. LeGendra
B. Rathbun
AL P. Haffner Liotha
Ingersoll
A W. Dean
W. A. Dimick
Smith
Batchelder
Mim James
Pons
Ream
S i
AC. Howard
H. Starr
N. Ranney
W. H. Cox
Lower Waterford
Earl Brown
Youtts
LES Ties Ubans
McCall's Magazine
ST. Johnsbury Center
North Walden
South Cabot
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