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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1920

Page

5

Christmas in Montpelier Highlighted by Charity and Notable Deaths

Montpelier communities shared a quiet Christmas with church services and a tree for seven children at the receiving home. A number of local families received help from Salvation Army kettles and church groups. Notable events included anniversaries, funerals for Emma J Bliss and Roten Ann Clarke, and multiple boiler and chimney incidents as trains faced cold weather delays.

Montpelier St. Ausseine's P. de Long Deverwl Board of Charites and Probation Taylor Jackman Salvation Army Main State Washington County Thorany Thorns Neill

Spells River Couple wed at Ut parsonage in blue fatfete

Miss Hazel J Webber daughter of Mrs Arthur Irwin of Woodsville New Hampshire and Forest N Longmore of South Ryegate were married by Rev Donald Fraser in a single ring ceremony attended by no one else. Bride wore blue fatfete and beaded georgette with a picture hat and carried bride roses. Both are well known in the community. Longmore is a Lyndon Institute and South Ryegate granite worker and farmer on Jefferson Hill. The bride is a Wells River High School and Newbury teacher trainee graduate who has taught two years. They will visit Cimcotd and Boston then settle on the Keown Webber farm in Wells River after Jan 10.

W. T. Lawrence Montpelier Fm Faeeelieteay Boston Oslear McAvoy Uhlet Connolly Connolly Bnt East Montpelier Roten Ann Clarke Col O O. de Clark National Life Twearance Jacob Pavia Julius Y.wey John Clark DeWitt A. Ke Flohn L. Colby Beatie, Wash Emma Jane Blies Arthur Smith Lunewater Ras Winter Street Bliss Ughter Imma J. Spear Meow Cilio S. Biles Rs C. Perrin Barre Arthur Wee G. M. Stewart Fred Everett Fontpelier Mire Smith Lenetster Nohrv Charles NI Stohn Sone Gloom Borge Arthur Blice Howard Robert Bliss Mlayton Stewart Cogler Bast Fentanker Ut Congregational Longmore Thie Lyndon Institute Siner Th Deon South Ryegate Jefferson Hill Welle River Cimcotd Keown Webber Farm Jon

Local residents visiters and school notes in Calais and Montpelier

Mr and Mrs D. B. Donnell visited their son Dr Franklin Donnell in Headford. Tom Brown sustained a misfortune, and Mrs Lalla Lamb with son Merin stay in North Montpelier with Leon Eltier. Dr C Barr visited Barre. Forbert Royne ill with pneumonia. Florence Wheelock and Neal Gray visited Marshfield. Carrer Dalley returns from Heat' lature in school. East Calais primary pupils packaged goods for Alberta Eldred's Christmas. Irene and Helen Park of Montpelier stay with Mr and Mrs W. Sh Peek for holidays. Mr and Mrs C D Donnell were recent visitors in North Montpelier. East Calais pupils sold tuberculosis lamps. Madam Puree and Mrs Leon Bamoms visiting North Calais. Mrs Vern Wheeler a business visitor in Montpelier. John Quien visiting Montpelier.

D. B. Doinell Franklin Donnell Headford Tom Brown Lalla Lamb Merin North Montpelier Leon Eltier C. Barr Barre Carrer Dalley Heattleturo East Calle Alberta Eldred Irene Helen Park Montpelier W. Sh Peek C.D. Dennell North Montpetive East Calais Puree

Christman Program At West Topsham School

Thursday evening a Christman program was given by the children with careful preparation and a formal ceremony. Much credit goes to the whitek part and alert Mine Wealth the teacher, a beautiful tree decorated with gifts. Parents and wide audience attended.

Chukdren

Rumue Refugees of Constantinople Die of Plager

Rumue refugees in Constantinople suffer a plague outbreak resulting in multiple deaths. The report notes widespread illness among displaced residents and hospital care efforts by local authorities and aid groups.

Constantinople

Fire narrowly threatens Stowe home and holiday events

Stowe residents recount a near miss when a fire started under the veranda straw during the night, quickly controlled after tearing up flooring and using water. The alarm was relayed via central office. a West Branch crew arrived to assist but found the blaze under control. The day’s events included a lively alumni game, a Grange dance with an oyster supper, school Christmas activities, and several holiday visitors and travels.

Elmer L. Barrows Mr. Barrows West Branch

Strafford Holiday Notices and Town News Brief

Strafford residents share holiday travels and visits with relatives in North Adams, Brattleboro, and Windsor. Local families J Bennett and J Bennett move, and school closes for holidays. A Masonic dining room roast pig supper and a raed party followed. Misses Doolittle Brown and Grace Moser return from Northfield for the holidays. Mrs Anna B Mosler visits friends. Rev P M Fisk plans to visit Norwich and Berkshire before settling.

Lana Weat Hy School North Adams Mass Ralph Chamberlin Harold Putton F. O. Billings Sharon P.M. Fisk Norwich Wilder St. Albany Berkshire Justin Norris Hng Brattleboro Ann BE. White Stella Gove Lewis Faymily South Royalton Saturda, Jr J. Bennett Bennett Masonic Bessie Doolittle Dora Marion Charlotte Brown Grace Moser Northfield A. Clogston Windsor Wassweek Anna B. Mosler

Farming As a Science at Stock Show Exposition

The International live stock exposition and grain and bay show at the stockyards display the finest stock and scientific breeding methods. It highlights practical farming progress, lower living costs via improved cattle care, and the role of science in meat production, urging urban readers to study the exhibit.

Chicago Tritune

Plainfield Social Dance Promises Fine Evening

Local social event at the & and D features a three piece orchestra on Tuesday evening December 28. Admission price to be announced with refreshments at 25 cents. Organizer Ernest Folcom promotes a lively night for community members in attendance.

Ernest Folcom

Stop a Cough Quick Paste Banked as Havens Be

A tersely phrased ad promoting a cough remedy titled Stop a Cough Quick. Claims it stops the tickle relieves throat irritation and cures the cough. Includes an offer of a tree box for groves and an open-trate salve for chest and head colds and croup with every bottle.

Pittsfield Man Tells Interesting Story

A Pittsfield man recounts a long tale about his mastery and work in his field. He discusses his experiences over 25 years and the impact of a liniment known as My Orion Vain base used for pain relief and inflammation. The piece includes promotional claims and mentions a Scotch note on the formula, with references to rheumatism neuralgia and related ailments.

Pittefeld Mase Ehret Heck

Fragmentary note shows a girl erasing a word at morning

A damaged transcript fragment describes a girl attempting to erase a word with the tip of her overshine, after failing to locate her errer earlier that morning. The text is incomplete and fragmentary.

Gypsy Moth Infests All Eastern Vermont

Vermont agricultural officials warn that gypsy moths have spread along the eastern border from Guildhall to the Massachusetts line and west to the fourth tier of towns. Egg masses cluster in groups, indicating breeding after a severe winter. control relies on state and federal crews inspecting trees and releasing parasites. The pest threatens orchards and forests, with many landowners urged to prune and spray to aid eventual suppression.

Harold J. Bailey Commissioner of Agriculture Brigham Vermont Federal Departments of Agriculture Guildhall Massachusetts Medford Green Mountain Range Vie

Danish Exports Rise as Butter Trade With U S Grows

A Danish report highlights rising exports to America, noting 500000 pounds weekly destined for the Americas and US imports totaling about 40000 dollars in the first months of the year. It stresses Danish butter quality, government testing, and the Lar Brand packaging rules for export butter.

Would Swap Butter for Corn Says Danish Official

Head of Danish dairies federation in New York outlines Denmark's plan to ship 50,000 pounds of butter weekly to the United States. He notes Danish production of about 250,000,000 pounds annually with exports mainly to England, and seeks new markets in France Belgium Germany Sweden and now America to absorb surplus. He believes Denmark could spare butter for a new U S market if expansion proves feasible.

Denmark United States Association of Cooperative Danish Dairies Enld New York Centrys Noreral England France Belgium Germany Sweden America

Coddling the Cook Riles Boston Transcript Note

An odd reader letter from the Boston Transcript mocks social dining norms. Mrs Sulitubs quips about hosting weekly dinners in honor of guests while others discuss etiquette and family meals. The snippet captures a humorous clash over hospitality customs.

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