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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1917

Page

6

Local social notes and upcoming meetings wrap up week

A long list of residents and visitors from Essex and nearby towns includes Miss Hunt, Mrs. Bishop, Miss Ward, and Mr. Terrill visiting relatives or traveling for business. Miss Donnelly serves as night nurse. J A Gallagher visits Fort McKinley. Mrs. Agnes Sykes becomes New England central operator. Oliver Paquette and Mrs. Gertrude Campbell wed. the couple plan to live in the Marshall brick block. The Pierce Players staged a strong show at the opera house. Public meetings on fuel, church services, and food conservation are set for next Tuesday at the Memorial building.

Miss Hunt Essex F. D. Hunt B. J. Mulcahy St. Johnsbury BE. Darling, Jr Teresa Ward Portland Charlie Bishop Johnson B.C. Terrill Middlefield Conn Miss Donnelly Proctor J. A. Gallagher Fort McKinley Serg William Gallagher Ellen Bishop Lin Hoyt Morrisville Bistillio Costantino Boston J. KR. Stewart A. C. Hooker Mildred Burlingtons Agnes Sykes Claremont N. J New England Central Oliver J. Paquette Gertrude Campbell Greensboro Marshall Main Street W. W. Marshall Hazel Cobb Swanton Frank Phillips A. J. Tarrabee Leslie Pierce J. T. McLoud Abbie T. Weeks Pierce Opera House Yesterd Church Werviers

Randolph and Neighbors Fractured Travel and Local Notices

Melville Gould departed with W K Clark's car for New Haven Conn with Robert Gay and Jack Fair. Mrs Dumas visited Montpelier with daughter Mrs Normandy. The Hamilton party left St Johnsbury for home. Ethel Hulburd returned from Colchester. Alexander McLaurin secured a Ford assembling job in Long Island City. Whitcomb visitors from Lebanon, and Lucile Robinson of Morrisville visited relatives. A son was born November 24 to Mr and Mrs Samuel Salis on Fish Hill. Mrs Harrington of Winsted Conn is here. she and husband a sports editor drafted for army. Fire company to post annual ball. ball planned January 1. Alter G Moore reports safe arrival abroad. Galen Oehm in England.

Melville Gould W. KR. Clark New Haven Conn Robert Gay Jack Fair Colchester Friday Alexander McLaurin Long Taland City Ford Motor Company Charles Whitcomb Lebanon N. H J. J. Hutchinson Lucile Robinson Morrisville Vaunt Lisbury Company M. P. Moreo BR. Madigan Felix Stoke W. A. Coln Maditan FA. Trask Alter G. Moore Franer Lew Yeparts Galen Oehm England

Movements Report From Montpelier Tenements

North Montpelier resident Arthur Templeton and family moved into a Lettie Wouken company tenement. Residents from Barre and Montpelier, including Herbert Gould and Neal Temple, are noted in shifts and rentals around local tenements as housing changes continue.

Arthur Templeton Lettie Ariiwe Calvin Ledarron Calle Be Eiching Kajptyt Re Curreer Barre Tor Ie T . Neal Temple Noribreid

South Ayegate News Roundup of Local Visits and Events

Miss Ruth Randall visits South Ayegate with Miss Ellen Bone while The Iadien aid society of the Presbyterian church plans a Thursday evening supper with an excellent menu at 25 cents. Montpelier seminary students fill pulpit duties during Mr Collins leave as Mrs. Grant hosts visitors. local social and church events include dances, Red Cross fundraisers, and announcements of new births and travels.

Ruth Randall Wella River Ellen Bone Iadien’ Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Price Montpelier Seminary U.P. Elmred Rey FA. Collins Colling Philadelphia Ruth New Concord Collins Hatch Jennie Webster Cabot C. A. Grant John McLean New York City M."f. McDonald Stornoway Melown Barre Leslie F. Hall Cottage Hospital Woodaville Jeanie Beaton Hanover N. H South Ryegate Wellvill Annie Beaton Leeds Mass Frederick Samuelson St. Johnsbury Fairbanks Scale Co Alex J. Smith Raymond Benton Quartermaster’s Department Jacksonville Fla Quartermaster's Department Grange Klark Red Cross Jane Carpenter George Dunnett Alexander Dunnett

Funeral and School News from Plainfield and East Montpelier

Rural tributes mark the funeral of Mrs Horace Bancroft at the Methodist church with many relatives named. A second Monday meeting of East Montpelier and Plainfield teachers at Plainfield junior high reviewed Strayer’s How to Teach and planned student crafts for Christmas. Top student projects include bags and a book case, plus a text messaging club for twelve boys. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy after a death.

Mra Horace Bancroft Methodist Church Robert Gould Arthur Dix Karl Woodcock Hert Batehulder Brooke Buxton B. P. Page J.J. Goll Springfeld Mars Robert Little Springfield Mans Heaphy Bert Dix FP. H. Bruffee F. ¥. Leavitt East Montpelier and Plainfeld Plainfield Junior High School W. B. Lance Strayer Miss Bartlett Miia Towney Mies Ide Qari Agricultural Library State Grange Lington Vietrole Atvlents Guardian Mice Wilson Marjorie Moore Hingh Humphrey

Berlin Sunday event hints at delayed return policy

Fragmentary OCR text suggests a Berlin church, roan, and county items. Names and places are unclear, but references to a special vet and array imply a local civic notice or schedule amid damaged passages. Only scattered names and terms remain readable.

Bethel Whitcomb High School Beats Woodstock 46 to 17

Bethel Whitcomb High School defeated Woodstock last evening in a basketball game by 46 to 17 with Woodstock showing better form in the third period. Also on the same floor the WTL 8 second team beat Grange 3 to 20. Referees were Williamson and M Huse. Scorers were M Boultimer and P Ralph. Multiple local notices follow including a Stockbridge town meeting adjourned without action on a 20 cent rate tax and various movements of people and equipment in the area.

Whitcomb High School Wood~stock High School WTL Grange Williamson M. Huse M. Boultimer P. Ralph Stockbridge Lant Turadlay F. W. ‘Tuttle Rochester Springfield H. Hunter Hanover N. H Lebanon N. TL Paige Realty Co Bethel Manufacturing Co Barnard Wage Road M. J. Norton Enosburg Falls Mra. Grave Smith B. G. Hamilton Mra. Smith Fred EB. Smith Buffalo N. Y Fort Dix Sergt W. L. Thompson EB. H

Groton Notes of Visitors and Local Happenings

Groton residents host visitors including Robert Hosmer from Woodsville and Mrs F A Chnne who plans winter in Burlington. Dororthy Foster and Mrs Ralph Foster visit in South Ryegate while several locals travel or recover. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank Le Gilwon. Grace Dennis and Josephine Frost attend town events. church Advent sermon previews noted.

Robert Hosmer Woodsville N. H R. D. Hosmer F. A. Chnne I. .N. Hall Burlington Ralph Foster Dorothy South Ryegate Jack Jones Carrie Jewell Piermont N. J Levi Wilson Wilson Grace Dennis Northampton Mais Richard Dennis David Eastman Jennie Crown Hla Alter Jost Florida Ray Wilken Orleans Dee Frank le. Gilwon Eastman Boston Josephine Frost Montpelier Florence Matt Lyndon Institute Mra Re Miller Graton Pond George Morrison Fred Morrison Manchester N. A J. N. Morrison Woman's ‘Home M. E. Pareenah FE. Darling Home Missions GH. Pillsbury F. 1. Ricker Peter Thurston SD. Thurston Monroe Nhl Edwin White Groton ‘Telephone Cr Camp Devens Co. C. Solet

South Washingtons Thanksgiving program showcases student exhibits

South Washington school held an axhibit and Thanksgiving program on Wednesday afternoon November 28. The event featured garden nature and serious products with prizes awarded to students including Frank Lyford Marjorie Campbell George Burke Mabel Griffin and Hazel Griffin. The program included recitations songs and demonstrations with refreshments of popcorn and apples served.

South Washington Frank Lyford Marjorie Campbell Genege Burke George Burke Mabel Griffin John Keser John Keler Mabel Grifin Mabel Eiftin Grove Burke Ly Men Seriouls John Ker “Geendllige Frank Teford Mabel eSing

Equal to the Occasion at the Courtroom Bench

A garbled courtroom scene shows a tense exchange as a youth answers a question with weariness. The dialogue includes a judge or clerk directing the numbered seat and a fluttering, uncertain interaction that hints at a larger legal or procedural moment.

Sunday Church Services Listed in Websterville Area

Numerous churches across Websterville Barre and surrounding towns list Sunday services with varied sermon topics and times. Notable entries include First Presbyterian Graniteville, Berlin Congregational, Washington Baptist, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, St. John the Baptist Episcopal, and Universalist Church among others. Each announces morning or afternoon worship, Sunday schools, and occasional special events or lectures.

Salvation Army Sp. Mt First Presbyterian Church Graniteville Dr. Plainteld Mids Berlin Congregational Church Frank Blomfield Washington Baptist Church Hishop Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte Worthenhall St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church Websterville W. J. M. Beattie Iday School Serview Christian Science Church Summer Street

Waitsfield Junior High marking and credit system explainer

The WaItsfield Junior High outlines its marking and credit system. A 40 minute period equals one credit hour and students need 70 credits across four years for graduation. Report cards are issued weekly with letter grades A to D and a failing K. Grade impacts credits: A adds 25 percent, B adds 15 percent, D subtracts 1.5 percent. Examples show how a student’s English grade adjusts weekly credits, illustrating how poor marks in one subject can be offset by stronger performance in another.

Marty Miller

Amusements Note on Ryan in Out There at the House

Ryan appears tonight in the New York theater production Out There and says the toughest scenes in this war drama are those of witty exchanges with Edward La Cullen who plays a skeptic in the piece. The production promises a strong dramatic arc amid wartime themes.

Elsa Ryan Barre Opera House Ryan Newark Aya Edward la Cullen

Irish Soldier in Second Act Draws Humorous Spotlight

Cast notes reveal Mr Cullen le Trich born and Mixx Ryan delivering a strong Irish accent. The Eve Smanner act sees Cullen’s voice tug at her instinct to “come back” in performance. Evening shows feature Cockatey and a comic turn with “The Wearing of the Green” amid nasal speech. Flood announces a Friday, Dec 14, performance at Tipinopal church in Websterville, Bath Moon. Admission 25 cents, cake and coffee advertised.

Cullen Mixx Ryan Cockatey Tipinopal Church Websterville Bath Moon

Putting Her Wise. Cora Uppington-My Gallen in New York Globe

A fragment notes Cora Uppington-My Gallen recounts a man’s boasts about past love affairs, not confessing. Polly Pickler is mentioned, with New York Globe as source.

Cora Polly Pickler Dew York Globe

Websterville concert Friday night features local acts

A Websterville venue hosts a Friday evening show on the 14th with Saint Agiacypal staff and a lineup including Woleter ie Bat i joral, wutaide talent Adimbasyon, 2She, Cake and poffee-ndy.

Veening The 14

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