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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
6
An old time mix of Sage and Sulphur used to darken gray hair is back in vogue. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a ready to use product from drug stores that darkens hair and adds a glossy appearance without obvious telltale signs of treatment.
The Connections Varey and Blue Mountain phones merge to Groton Exchange with a Molly Falls central office. Details on management to follow as community notices record moves by residents including the Ladies Missionary Society, school staff, and county court duties.
Snow fell five inches Sunday night as South Cabct School reopened after a one week break. Visitors, Mr and Mrs Fred Houghton, were seen at Loo Dow’s. Federal men work with a steam shovel and expect to finish by noon. East Cube ot School also resumed after a two week halt due to wearlet fever. Mrs Frank O Connor returned home Tuesday night from Clencliffe, N He.
Thanksgiving in Marshfield brings visits from families and friends including Mrs. Charles Laken, Dr. Edward Ward of Brunswick, Miss Florence Wooster of Barre, Miss Carrie Beckley of Barra, and others. A town meeting named committees for a Christmas tree project with Entertainment, Decorating, and Finance chairs. Also a cinema listing for Marie Prevost in A Parisian Sandal and a two reel comedy.
A vintage Buffalo feature praises Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York for his medical work. It highlights his Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic and strength builder, claiming it clears pimples, restores vitality, and purifies blood. The ad notes alcohol free formula from native roots and invites readers to write for medical advice and order a trial pack.
Holiday visitors gathered in Somerville and neighboring towns for Thanksgiving. Families including Riford, Hamlinton, McPhorres, Little, Merrill, Camp, Tennett, Slack, Smith, Mahan, and Blaisdell shared meals and welcomed relatives such as Everett Smith, Harold Slack, and Christie Rea. Attendees traveled from Bethel, Granville, Tunbridge, Richmond, East Randolph, Grantham, and Starksboro, reflecting regional ties during the holiday.
Work began Wednesday on a 125 foot square skating rink for Northfield, directed by a committee from the Northfield Chamber of Commerce. The village provides water and lighting. the town supplies a caretaker, and Go. pcaf F is donating the site. Rink should be ready in about ten days with a shelter on the edge for skaters. Committee members include Lynn Hill as chairman, William T. Hardin, and Robert Plastridge.
North Faylton residents recount hearing the steam mill at Green Mountain Lumber Co resume Monday, with Will Nelson and family planning Thanksgiving dinner for 18. Notables include Mr and Mrs Griffin, Mr and Mrs Grandfield returning from their wedding trip, and local workers hired to staff the sawmill.
Mrs. Dora A Peabody of Manchester New Hampshire reports thin blood caused pale cheeks upset stomach and nervousness. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with enriching her blood restoring strength and appetite and invites others to try a sixty cent box plus a booklet from Dr Williams Medicine Scienctady New York.
Ad claims a few tablets ease indigestion heartburn and fullness. Describes stomach relief, reduced acidity and gas for a few cents and urges purchase at any drug store. Promotes pleasant tummy feeling and corrected digestion.
Local notes recount visits and travel among residents in Montpelier East Barre Albany and Barre area. Entries mention Philip Drennan leaving for Montpelier school work, Miss Kathryn Ross recent Acd of Miss Bernice McCarthy, Buchanan family moving to North Montpelier, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Clinon and Ie Davis visiting Albany, Atkinson West heading to Groton for work, Hannigan family visiting Montpelier, Drennan Burlington as guest, Mrs. K R Daniels returning from visit, Monn resuming Welcooil work, Mrs. N A Rows visiting Walden, Ainsworths with relatives in Hardwick, Grey family from Enat Calaig, Thanksgiving visits to Hatch family, Vivian Atkinson returning to Barre school, Earl Leonant family visiting East Colese, Michaud family visitors, and Rev Mr. Roge and son at Craw lord residence.
Gibson, a member of the sen wr ¢hily in Norwich university, fills in for Principal W. H. Adams during illness. A special high school assembly is set for Friday afternoon with invited pupils and parents to discuss topics during educational week. Rev Charles F. Walahi and Supt M A Outland spoke.
South Royalton residents report Housekeeper Mrs Ballon returning home from Tun and Hyser coming back from Woodstock. Ira Spaulding and family join Thanksgiving with niece Murs, then Margaret Fanenf and children Harriett and Earle stay with Mrs Mason for winter. Paneni to housekeep for Mrs Maxon. Celia Hubbard at Belknap stove during holidays. Dr Fish returns from Canton Massachusetts for late Gi Smith funeral.
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