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1849: First interstate railway service |
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1913: This 3 year old decides to go for a six mile walk |
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1830: Abram Hatch is born in Lincoln |
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1787: This Rutherford Hayes never met his son & never knew he
would be president |
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1793: More than his money, this railroad needs his optomism |
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1836: He's a math prodigy, but he doesn't perform |
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1821: William Wallace Chandler is born in Randolph |
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1900: The Ladies Aid Society holds its first meeting |
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1804: Thomas Jefferson Sawyer is born in Reading |
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1906: Richford gets funding for a post office, customs house, and
Chinese detention center |
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1919: Eleven tons of fish in Bomoseen and Lake St. Catherine |
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1937: Hollister Hill School receives its "standard plate" |
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1856: This man was born in St. Johnsbury, but would change Seattle |
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1887: Hotel Burlington & Walker Block burn to the ground |
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1843: Consecrating a church in Montpelier |
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1852: Horace Ward Bailey is born in Newbury |
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1941: The community's pride, Bellows Free Academy, burns |
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1914: The Grange Block burns on Elliot Street in Brattleboro |
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2004: A disappointment for a Vermonter who wants to be president |
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1842: The Hell Book out of Danville's causing quite a stir |
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1914: Essex Junction trustees put a name on village property |
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1928: Four boys named flying cadets - Hardwick celebrates |
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1923: The value of Vermont farms |
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1782: For once every political party agrees on the guy |
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1904: Quarantine at Washington County Jail |
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1923: Getting chased back into the hen house |
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1967: Snowmobilers get organized and the trails get VAST |
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1855: Stage blown to a stop in Mendon |
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1925: Fire at Hotel Coolidge in White River Junction |
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1907: Mari Tomasi is born in Montpelier |
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1812: Everyone's heard of the Pony Express |
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