District Meeting Votes on Tax Collector Postponement
The district met Tuesday evening largely to choose a tax collector for the coming year. A motion to postpone the tax collector election until after the town meeting was approved by a large majority, while other articles related to officers a supervisor of grades and a fence commitment were approved. The session adjourned after formal business and postponements.
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Boforn
Thtergat
Fox-Pellector
HD. Hotton
W. A. Gilbert
Holton
Prudential Committee
J. L. Martin
Martin
Pitty
Pitts
George W. Pierce
Pierre
J. Bekels
Tt War Nl
Wormian
B.J, S. Ongueil
Hamilton
Hygi Chamberlain
C. HL Thompson
Y Prudential Committee
J. Martin
H. P. Wellman
Adams
Wellman
Mr. Martin
Badly Hurt by Mowing Machine at Bellows Falls
Victor Brinn of Bellows Falls was seriously injured Wednesday while clearing a clogged mowing machine along Rockingham road. A frisky horse accidently started, sending knives along his leg, nearly severing one and badly cutting the other, with amputation possible for one limb. Chittenden county Democrats met in Burlington convention nominating a fusion ticket amid even partisan distribution.
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Victor Brinn
Bellows Falls
Rockingham Road
Jand
Chittenden County
Ihedependents
Bur- Tenton
Furfice
Hoth
Maame Sentenced to Four Years for Fake Doctor Scams
Edward H. House of Brooklyn pleaded guilty to four counts of larceny in Greenfield and Northfield trials. He posed as an eye doctor visiting elderly victims, swindling families of hundreds of dollars by claiming to treat and operate on their relatives. Judge Whitecock sentenced him to up to four years in state prison, with initial solitary confinement, after a retroactive Bristol jail term. A separate escape from Rutland’s house of correction saw John Babbitt and Warden Curtis’s 17 and 10 year old associates flee, tunneling under a dining-room foundation before being recaptured.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
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Variour Ne
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Northfield
Mina
Istrict
Aton Jewin
Haase
Miler
Theralinson
Mamachusette
General Hospital
Wapital
Thomas Dix
Gilbert A. Dix
Mhoster Tiveromi's
Wigelows
Thule
Weight Arlin
Jake
Irwin Ronthwued
Wright
Hampshire
Museichusetta
Wold
Haw
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Conorel
Eagne
Recone
Hanse
Boston
Enase
Bristol
Hanne
House of Corréction
John Babbitt
Warden Curtis
Eacapott
House of Correction
Rutland
Babbitt
Burlington
Curelle
Quadrennial appraisal shows real estate rise and tax shift
Town real estate values soar to 3,454,135 up from 2,926,131 four years ago, prompting a planned tax reduction. The quadrennial appraisal notes shifts within first and second class properties, with total polls at 2,009 and population estimates near 8,000 under conservative methods. Financial figures detail dwelling values, land parcels, and exemptions, while the article also reports arrests, notable deaths, and local social updates.
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Meat Vines
Serond Elias Real Watts
Heattleboro
Wreck Inquiry Finds 60 MPH Speed Caused Salisbury Train Disaster
The coroner's inquest on the Plymouth steamer wreck near Salisbury, which claimed 27 lives, found the derailment was due to excessive speed above 60 mph against company orders. The jury suggested shared blame with the engine crew. London and South Western Railways took responsibility for the accident and its legal consequences.
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Exprem
Salisbury
Aylisbury
Industrial School Officer Shot in Vergennes
William McGinnis, a division officer at the Vermont Industrial School, was shot in the thigh at Vergennes by Frank Ladri while pursuing two escaping boys. Ladri fled. the youths were later found, recaptured, and Ludt jailed. Hearings at Middlebury sentenced Jude to two to two and a half years at Rutland house of correction.
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Vermont
Rutland Raitroud
Standard Oil Company
Atahie
Kan
Pennsylvania
Allroad Company
Industrial School Cmcer
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The
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Vergennes
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Johnsbury
Mr. McGinnis
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McGinnis
Dados
Wotiool
Inter Ludt
Middlebury
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House of Correction
Rutland
County strong on crops special town meeting
The Springfield Republican notes a favorable crop outlook in Brattleburn and Windham County with mostly good yields expected in bay and oats though some fields wet or late. Wheat and barley are scarce. strawberry season is poor due to frosts. a special town meeting is set for Thursday to elect a village collector amid a contested race and check list revisions.
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Sparta
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Board of Civil Authority
Vermont Labor Unity and Election Endorsement
A Vermont labor group adopts resolutions urging support for a socialist party candidate in the governor race and commits to campaign efforts. The Vermont Victory Signal is asked to circulate copies. Also listed are details of state printing contract awards and posturing for a National Guard team to compete at Sea Girt.
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