When was it published?

March 8, 1895 in Essex County Herald

Domestic News March 8, 1895

Essex County Herald

Q: What keywords are associated?

Shirt Factory, Mr Gane, Voters Meeting, Brighton, Time Extension

Island Pond, Guildhall, Essex County, Vermont

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What is this article about?

Mr. Gane addressed Brighton voters last Tuesday on his shirt factory plans, impressing them enough for unanimous approval of a time extension. The factory is expected to benefit the town despite better offers elsewhere.

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The Herald listened with great pleasure to the clear and manly statement made to the voters last Tuesday by Mr. Gane, relative to his position about starting the shirt factory. That he made a good impression and favorable showing was strongly manifest by the unanimous adoption of a resolution granting a few months extension of time. We trust now we shall hear no more growling and grumbling on this subject. The factory will be opened in due season and prove a benefit to the town. More than one place has offered Mr. Gane better terms to secure the factory than has Brighton, but he gave his native town the preference and we are glad that the voters with such unanimity showed their appreciation of such preference.

What sub-type of article is it?

Politics Economic

What keywords are associated?

Shirt Factory Mr Gane Voters Meeting Brighton Time Extension

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Gane

Where did it happen?

Brighton

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Brighton

Event Date

Last Tuesday

Key Persons

Mr. Gane

Outcome

unanimous adoption of a resolution granting a few months extension of time

Event Details

The Herald listened with great pleasure to the clear and manly statement made to the voters last Tuesday by Mr. Gane, relative to his position about starting the shirt factory. That he made a good impression and favorable showing was strongly manifest by the unanimous adoption of a resolution granting a few months extension of time. We trust now we shall hear no more growling and grumbling on this subject. The factory will be opened in due season and prove a benefit to the town. More than one place has offered Mr. Gane better terms to secure the factory than has Brighton, but he gave his native town the preference and we are glad that the voters with such unanimity showed their appreciation of such preference.