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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

6

South Ryegate Notices and Local Moves

In South Ryegate Rev William T Bailey resigned from the Presbyterian church after five years to accept a call in Maryland due to Vermont winters and schooling concerns for his children. Elmer Doo purchased the Towsbury dwelling to add a meat market, and Mrs Cole will move to the Weathowe house. Marcus Sargent of Boltonville, elder brother of the late M Sargent, died. Red Cross roll call totaled 116 dollars. Mrs George S Tuttle accompanied by others traveled to Burlington for treatment. a Gibron hall dance drew few patrons. Mr and Mrs J W Clifford were in Warren New Hampshire for Thanksgiving duties at the railroad station.

William T. Bailey Presbyterian Church Maryland Vermont South Ryegate Elmer Towksbury Tellig Cole Henry Morrin Barre Tollig F. Cole C. ¥. Weeks Marcus Sargent Boltonville M. #. Sargent The Red Cross Wich Ryegate Village Bidward Goddard Seminary W. T. Bailey B. P. Crowe Sparhawk Exnatorium Burlington George Tuttle Gibron Hall J. W. Ciliford Warren N. H Rabaio

Thanksgiving Guests and Travel in South Royalton Area

South Royalton residents and visitors gather for Thanksgiving, with families traveling to Cantog Mass Cantog for holidays. Local teachers from the area depart to Northampton Lisle Woodstock and Laconia for Thanksgiving recess while scouts attend a community meeting in North Pomfret.

A. G. Whitham North Pomfret J.G. Taylor North Carolina BE. J. Fish Cantog Mase Mra Neltie Skinner Mise Dorothy Clogstan Burlington Lois Metewlf Tim Spaulding Cantor, Mass P. Tarbell Ellen Foss Tune Amos Lamb Aliee Will Flyzer Woodstock Kilwina Ad Hortenae Flint Lof Randolph Anna Dortal Northampton Migs Harriet PF Wallis Laconia N. FL Mary MacDonald Lisle Ada Thompann

Ration for Dairy Cows Proposed for December

Based on current estimates dated November 25, 8 G Judd, extension dairy specialist at Burlington, Vermont, recommends a December ration for dairy cows. Mix includes yellow corn meal or hominy feed, middlings, wheat bran, corn gluten feed, cottonseed meal. protein around 21 percent, crude protein not exceeding limits. Cost estimate about 41.05 per 100 pounds. substitutions allowed when cottonseed meal is unavailable.

G. Judd Vwllage Agricutuire Burtington Vermont Boston

American Education Week Emphasized by Community Effort

The district marks American Education Week December 8 to 9 with American Legion backing and school cooperation. Activities urge parent visits, focus on education needs, and highlight patriotism and literacy. Services include Ruth day sermon on education and a Union service led by Rev. Oldridge, with youth efforts encouraged. Local events feature a sale of stock items from December 1, and an optometrist visit scheduled for the Inn on Saturday.

American Legion Parente Trons Echoole Congregational Church Methodist Church Prnk Oldridge W. B. Lavery J. E. Martin Hartland

Stowe Lecture Shifts to Community Church Saturday Evening

Local senior clues course lecture by William J. Stout moves from Thursday to Saturday at the Community Church. Thanksgiving visits include Mr and Mrs Janes Brownlee in Montpelier. Postmaster A C Oaken detained at home by illness. TLH Smith Retief Corps to hold annual meeting and officer election Saturday. several students listed for fall term perfect attendance. Kathryn Pike out this week due to illness.

William J. Stout Wen Community Church Rey Mra Hayward Janes Brownlee Montpelier Delian Felix Afeer Margaret Folly A.C Oaken Meas Jerry Heoor Pen Wilkins Cedric Jones Leon Ek Slayton Clement Wilee Foster Robert Wells Eve Pike Raymond Melvin Mili Theta Miner Harriet Soapietres Rachel Clark Thema Oake Oakes Lila Riepard TLH Smith Retief Corps Kathryn Pike Illneen Eer Tata Ep Bartington Johme Poe Lewis New Hall Springfield Irs Lewis Maral Wiel Sday Taankepgiving Carrier Waterbury

Ely’s Balm Promised Quick Catarrh Relief

An old advertising snippet claims Ely’s Balm clears air passages, relieves nasal congestion and headaches within moments. It promotes applying a small amount to the nostril area to soothe swollen membranes and ease breathing for head colds and catarrh.

Ely

Freezone promises instant corn relief in tiny bottle

An ad claims Doeeat hurts a bit then a drop of Freezone on an aching corn instantly stops the pain and lets you lift it away with fingers. The tiny bottle costs cents and removes hard or soft corns and calluses without soreness or irritation.

Topsham Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week

Topsham residents and visitors fill a busy week with gatherings at the Groton home of Mr and Mrs George Toplin and daughter. Mrs Prank Smith and daughter Save visit from Newbury while Mae Merritt of Piermont is noted as a recent guest. An oyster supper and dance at Topsham Grange drew locals, with others mentioned including Elizabeth Thompson and Gerald Powers at Andrew Avery's, plus updates on D J Stevens and EM Hood addressing eye issues.

George Toplin Groton Band Prank Smith Elsis Newbury Mae Merritt Piermont Topsham Grange Smith Bendfort Illzabeth Thompson Elmer Mills Gerald Powers Andrew Avery

Fragmentary Ohio Letter Describes Struggle and Hope

The source presents an incomplete plea from a woman claiming hardship and medical need, stating readiness to work and inviting others to contact her for verification. The text references belief, illness, and a request for support, with a personal tone of resilience amid adversity.

Wells River club holds evening meeting and plans

The Wells River group met at Mrs. Raymond FE Farewell's home on Nov. 7 with Rev. Donald Fraser giving a talk on Carlyle. Members enjoyed plane touches and a Dickens evening 24 meters were completed. Tavern supper planned for Thanksgiving week. Mixx Heleg of Camcoril visiting Wilbur Mascewan.

River Strode Raymond FE Donald Fraser Carlyle West Deer Monlay Dashore Miami Mixx Heleg Eustthem Camcoril Wilbur Mascewan Raymond G Ferwell Turners Fable Charles Begecy Paris Ant Thankeglya Mire Albert

No-To-TaE Tablet Promises Craving Relief

A garbled ad-like text touts a No-To-TaE tablet as a cure for cravings claiming it calms nerves and improves mental health. It asserts buying from a druggist guarantees money back if it does not release users from all cravings.

Plainfield Mourns Death Of Mrs Martha Heath In Bellows Palle

Mrs Martha Heath lifelong Plainfield resident died Thursday morning while visiting her daughter Mrs Smith in Bellows Palle. The body will be brought to Plainfield for funeral services to be held there.

Martha Heath Plainfield Bellows Palle Mrs. Smith

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