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1893: First creamery in Corinth opens for business |
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1898: 1st state highway commissioner is authorized |
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1883: The Billings Library is going over budget |
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1944: Basketball in Vermont is about to get some rules |
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1807: Charles Durkee is born in Royalton |
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1884: Randolph gets hit by a fire that takes the entire downtown |
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1891: Dover removes pews for a choir |
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1823: Trenor William Park, who would donate much to Vermont, born
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1841: A man interested in hygiene: Roger Sherman Tracy |
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1909: The treasurer lets everyone know exactly where Caledonia County
stands financially |
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1834: John Griffith Ames is born in Dorset |
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1808: It takes a lot to make this woman believe in God |
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1777: A Colonel suffers financial loss and hopes to recoup with
some Vermont land |
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1859: Mason Sereno Stone is born in Waterbury |
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1860: This geologist is born in Brattleboro |
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1869: Abraham Wood passes away, but today the Theodore Wood house
still stands |
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1800: George Allen is born in Milton - a lover of language, but
also a lover of chess |
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1781: Finally, a meeting to determine the exact location of a town
line |
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1898: Named after General Lee, Governor Lee Emerson is born in Hardwick |
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1863: Charles Cutler Torrey is born in East Hardwick |
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1910: One more piece of evidence proving the dangers of working
the quarry |
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1910: It takes an out-of-stater to promote conversation about saving
Vermont's mountains |
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1930: How many accidents does it take to stop the Queen City Flying
Club? |
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1809: The first sports journalist is born in Newbury |
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1830: Christmas marks another day in the W. Dover store ledger |
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1815: "Fighting Dick" is born in Fairfax |
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1913: A little bit of luck prevents disaster in South Ryegate |
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1818: Holland decides how much to pay for education |
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1837: Henry Brooks Baker born in Brattleboro |
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1865: Two men drown trying to deliver the mail |
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1948: Caspian Lake Grange is an honor grange |
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