Fred Moore Dies Sudden During Fishing Trip
Fred G. Moore, well known and respected resident and Mason, died suddenly while on a fishing trip near Danville, after walking with his brother in law. He had lived in St. Johnsbury most of his life and served as secretary of Haswell Royal Arch Chapter. He leaves his wife, a daughter Mrs. Thomas Butt, two brothers Herbert T. Moore and Harry Moore, and many friends. The body was to be brought home this afternoon.
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Fred G. Moore
Danville
Mr. Moore
Moore
SS Johnsbury
Haswell Royal Arch
Thomas Butt
Herbert T. Moore
St. Johnsbury House
Harry Moore
Captain Henry Kyburg Home From War Service
Capt Henry Kyburg son of Mr and Mrs George Kyburg of 70 Ritedolph street arrived in New York aboard the transport Troy. He left Yale as a senior in the college ambulance unit and served in France from 1917 to 1918 rising to captain after earning the distinguished service cross nomination for bravery in the Argonne. He was wounded at Cantigny, contracted influenza, and later rejoined the 28th Infantry in the army of occupation before returning home. He is a grandson of Mr and Mrs Henry G Ely and will be remembered by many during his vacations here.
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Tey Kyburis
George Kyburg
Ritedolph Street
New York City
Troy
Yale University
France
28Th Infantry
di Sid
Kyburg
Cantigny
Argonne
Henry Kyburg
Henry G. Ely
Ford automobile found after theft
Newton's Ford was taken at Sudbury Tuesday night and found Wednesday morning some distance away with the gasoline in the tank low, indicating a stolen joy ride at Newton's expense.
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Tames Newton
Sudbury
Newton
Right Kind of Prohibition
Charles M Schwab urges enforceable prohibition to stop rich men hoarding wines and whiskeys for life while poorer people go without The plan may be good in theory but likely hard to enforce as prohibition has been thus far.
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Charles M. Schwab
Caledonian Names New Manager For Caledonian
The Caledonian announces a new manager, Me Smith, will run operations while Frank Pelley shifts to full time publishing and book work. Pelley plans a near term Europe trip after The Greater Glory release, while Smith retains the paper’s staff and seeks to boost profitability.
Prominent Vermont Businessman Charles Sumner Loyd Dies
Charles Sumner Loyd a leading Vermont businessman and Winooski resident, collapsed at the Burlington Flour Milling Co office. Doctors declared him dead. he leaves a long career with Kennedy Mills American Woolen Co and Burlington Flour Co. he chaired the New Building Commission and held roles with Perfection Gymnastic Co and National Paper Tube and Box Co. He was 96 years old and lifelong Methodist.
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Charles Summer Lord
Vermont
Winooski
Hartington Flinring Company
Hil
Heath
Munsion
Maple Streets
Charles Sumner Loyd
Waterbury
Yes
Kennedy Mills
Mills
American Woolen Company
L.tor
Burlington Flouring Co
Perfection Gym Paitwr Co
Burlington Mooring Co
Trensurer
National Paper Tube and Box Co
New Building Commission
Splendid Work At Bassens And Montoi Inspection
A detailed army tour describes visits to Montoi and St Nazaire bays, Bassens docks with four 240 by 90 foot warehouses, and the St Sulpice depot. It notes American engineering feats, a 4100 foot dock with 40 electric cranes, and extensive embarkation facilities for troops and cargo on the Loire and Gironde fronts.
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Montoi
St. Nazaire
Willy Ingnovise
Loire River
Cis
Nantus
Bure
A. BE. P
Bassens
United States
St. Sulpice
Montoir
Bordeaux
France
State Probation Work Flourishing in Brattleborn
Suwwkingy of Brattleborn, W HA reports the probation board has 617 people under its care or parole, with 41 on probation and 206 released from prisons. The group includes offenders from auto license violations to murder, and the board notes notable cost savings and restitution funds, while highlighting poorhouse conditions and child welfare concerns observed during investigations in Washington county.
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Brattleborn
demMrey
Peavey
House of Correction
Jeffrey
Sony
Department
Nourd
Washington County
Vail Agricultural School
Tthe Savings Bank
American Legion Tentatively Formed at Burlington
Burlington post of the American Legion has been tentatively formed at Dartington and is expected to establish a permanent organization at a meeting on June 18. This will correspond to the G. A. R. posts.
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Burlington
American Legion
Dartington
Street Fair Proposal and City Plans Tabled in Burlington
Mayor J Holmes Jackson sent three votes to the Burlington board of aldermen last Tuesday night. One concerned a proposed street fair of the C O F and another on short term notes for the park commission. The milk ordinances were also discussed.
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J. Holmes Jackson
Burlington Board of Aldermen
Wishing Is Not Willing and Self-Government Will
A reflection on willpower discrediting the idea of wishing as true self-government. It contrasts mere wishing with determined willing and a conflict between desire for one aim and decree to follow another.
Final remarks on installation and engineering supervision
The speaker emphasizes pride in construction work completed under the supervision of engineers. He notes this installment is concluded and promises more details about the rest of the trip. Worlds of love. Donald.
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Donald
One of Vermont's oldest houses and Brattleboro history
The Brattleboro area hosts Linden Lodge, linked to Linden lore and Burnside military academy, marking the town's earliest homes. Scouts of settlement include John Arms and Col Ethan Allen era ties, with the Kane pine and Cold Spring noted for historic water cure days and a river dam flood changing the Retreat property.
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Vermont
Mart
Byattleboro
Springfield Sunday Republican
Bea
North Park
Isle la Motte
Grant
Brattleboro
Benjamin Moore
Canada
John Arms
J. Mwerfield
Arattleboro
Bratetléboro
Col
Ethan Allen
Prt
Tate
Guilford
Sodon
Gomorrah
Coy Arms Tavern
John Stark
Bennington
Arms
Samuel Wells
Istetantial and Commodiaus
Linden Lodge
Burnside Military Academy
Dr. Kane
New York Historical Society
Vernon
Asylum
Demobilization Ordered for Vermont Volunteer Militia Regiment
The Vermont Adjutant General announces the demobilization of the Kenton Vernon Volunteer Militia, effective Friday June 20. Officers and enlisted men are honorably discharged, with details on property settlement and armory transfers to be handled by commanding officers. Governor Clement commends the unit for loyal service during the past two years and notes its role in safeguarding home industries.
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Kenton Vernon Volunteer
Vermont
Feval Jovernient
Lomarine
Dafuntey
Nuthing Guard
Jone
Preston T
Sissy
Aaron A. Grout
H. V. Allen
Frank P
Cmeer
Bowers
Clement
Herbert T. Johnson
U S Martin Bomber Air Diane Selected for Transcontinental Flight
A detailed feature describes the U.S. Martin bomber airframe adapted for passenger and mail service. Captain Roy N. Francis toy stability and one engine flight safety are highlighted. The craft, powered by two 40 horsepower motors, carries gasoline tanks, supports folding seating for the pilot, and emphasizes strong wing rigidity and safe control.
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Air
Diane
Roy N. Francis
Nhe
DS Marin
Toy Ny
Becaus
Obey
Abe
Crator
Explore
Border Post Patrol
Bee Cain
Vermont Wounded Names Listed in War Casualty Roll
War department casualty lists include Vermont entries with Private Nelson C Dukett of Plainfield wounded and Private Llewellyn Hughes of Poultney wounded slightly. The degree of wounding is undetermined in the published notices.
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War Department
Vermont
Nelson C, Dukett
Plainfield
Llewellyn Hughes
Poultney
Vermont Rural Letter Carriers Meet At Barton May 30
The executive board of the Vermont Rural Letter Carriers association met at Barton on May 30 planning the annual convention and outing to Bitton August 12 to 14.
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The
Vermont Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Barton
Bitton
State and private patients mix at the Retreat
The report notes that Waterbury hosts state insane patients and a growing private patient presence at the Retreat. It states private patrons form a large portion of the attendance, while more attention is given to private patients than to state patients.
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Waterbury
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