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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
2
West Brookfield residents report Mrs J W Untiect is expected home within the week. Mr and Mrs Carl Bowman plan to spend the winter in Randolph. Charles Prime sustained a leg injury but is described as doing some better.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Poor kidney health can trigger back pain headaches and low energy. Many report Swamp Root restores health to the kidneys and bladder. Send ten cents for a sample bottle from Kilmer Co. and buy full size at drug stores.
The Nobel peace prize will be conferred on President Wilson on December 10. The prize carries about $40,000, drawn from Alfred Nobel’s endowment, with the fund originally around $10,000,000. Theodore Roosevelt received the prize in 1906 and Elihu Root in 1912.
Still voting on liquor despite no chance for legal sale in Massachusetts. Voters in 21 cities cast ballots for municipal officers, aldermen, assessors, mayors, city councils, and school committees. Governor Coolidge urged repeal of the Volstead law, but attention to liquor questions appeared slight.
Cambridge mass Dec 7 under Harvard compulsory athletics 500 freshmen registered for winter sports. Winter crews basketball track boxing and hockey are among 13 branches of sport but squash tennis had the largest tally with 139 men enrolled.
After Greece’s plebiscite result, an invitation will be extended to former King Constantine to return. Plans include sailing from Brindisi aboard the Patria with two cruisers and destroyers in escort. The public mood toward foreigners remains friendly, despite a demonstrations by Greek women before the French embassy.
Miss Martha E. Steven, longtime Chelsea schoolteacher, died Nov. 14 at the home of Burt A. Eastman in South Washington after months of decline. Funeral held Nov. 17 at South Washington church with Rev. F. L. Goodspeed officiating. Burial in South Washington cemetery beside her family. Survived by sister Mrs. Philip L. Sargent of Chelsea. Local items note townsfolk plans, building work, and various residents’ activities.
South Randolph notes include Little Glenn Camp ill all week Mrs Percy Riford in Bos. A M Smith left team with Standard Oil for winter. Frank Williams visited his daughter and family here weekend Clark Hall back from California. Young Charles Riford improving after throat trouble and whooping cough. EF D Camp ill three weeks Laura Stiles weakened. Mrs MacPherres came to help care for aunt at E P Riford home.
An advertisement touts a homespun cough syrup using Pinex mixed with 244 ounces of plain syrup or clarified honey to make a pint bottle. It claims fast relief within 24 hours for coughs, throat tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis, and asthma, with a guarantee and refund offer if unsatisfied.
Alden Savage attended Montpelier on Wednesday as indies society plans for an annual ter enoper. Last Saturday evening Randolph Center hosted youths for the hind degree conferral at the grange meeting. Fast Hill Friendship club with the Home Circle Birthdays observed gentlemen’s night at the church last Friday. About 125 attendees including families enjoyed two farees readings and music followed by sandwiches doughnuts cake coffee and ice cream.
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