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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1914

Page

6

Montpelier Granite Plant Sold and Local Actions

The Dillon and Hiley granite plant near Montpelier became property of Capital Granite Company led by A. By Stapley and David Anderson to settle John Below’s estate. Proceeds to end July sole owner. Protestant services to be held outdoors on Third Sunday. Methodists seek a $10,000 endowment for Montpelier Seminary. Local court stories include intoxication charges for Jamel Tracy Joseph LaBrique and Charles Quigley with varied sentences. A chimney fire on Court Street caused minor damage. Probation court receipts in Montpelier reach record figures, exceeding $685. Montpelier saints hold a outing at Berlin Pond. Joseph Wilson, longtime granitic tradesman, dies near Providence RI.

Dillon & Hiley Capital Granite Company A. By Stapley David Anderson Nome John Below Conference Board of Education of the Methodiat Bylaeopal LaBrigne Fen Faye Quigley Swasey Black Court Street Probat Court Montpelier Berlin Pond Joseph Wilson B.C. Bowers Rocky Poind Providenes Ilnyn

Village Lawyer Play and Dance Event at Hall

The Hall association will repeat the play A Village Lawyer here tonight and tomorrow evening June 4 followed by supper and dance. Riley's orchestra provides music for the event.

Hall Association A. Village Lawyer Tay Riley

Chronic Rheumatism Hopeful Cure Advertisement

An early 20th century medicine ad promotes Rhona as a permanent relief for chronic rheumatism. It claims the remedy enters the blood dissolves uric acid crystals and purges through kidneys and bowels. The Redyore Pharmacy offers the product with a money back guarantee.

Redyore Solly

Reception for Dr and Mrs Stevenson in Groton

In Groton a farewell reception was held for Dr and Mrs Stevenson as they prepare to move to St Athan. Local clergy and residents assisted, with musical numbers and a presentation gift for Mrs Stevenson. News notes include births, visits, and a motor vehicle collision near the village with minor injuries but no serious damage.

Bethel High School Commencement Week Features

Bethel opening exercises mark commencement week with a Universalist church service on leadership. ExCongressman Joyce summering at Vose House. Bethel Whitcomb high school boosts winning streak with a 10 to 8 victory over Woodneck. Lavelle, a 16 year old pitcher, stars in a strong defensive game. Whitcomb loses key players to graduation including Aikens Mutnam and McIntyre. Next Saturday’s game vs Black Higer Academy will decide Windsor county champion. Memorial Day programs include a parade, speeches by George H. Bickford, and local performances by Mrs. Chamberlain and Spaulding.

Whitcomb High Schoal Universatist Church Wood Doulle RM. Chase FC. Putnam Mes HM. P. Perkins F. & Willace F.C. Putnam FL. Bouthworth J. A. Graham Harley Hinkley Misa Ethel Chapman C.H. Joyce Vose Pittsfield Nek High School Whitcomb High School Woodstock South Royalton White River Junction Lavelle Aikens Mutnam McIntyre Willemsen Wilcox Graham Putin Everett Grant Feam Gary Black Higer Academy Ludlow Will Determin Windsor County Whitcomt High School Northfield High Schoal Wells Northfield Temple Adams Ta Newell Chamberlain Cape Cod Tow Hall Chamberdain Perleytt Spaulding Wiren of Washington, D.C KK Spauilding Evonaast Citiens George H. Bickford Hardwick Myre Bickford Mike Jennie Bell Mr. Bickford Bethel Mde

Middleburyihs Victorious After Saturday Field Fire

A Saturday afternoon fire at the athletic field between the Middleburyihs and the local team ended in a 1 to 1 tie, with the visitors securing the victory. Also notes travel and family updates including Dr. F. A. Katin accompanying his aunt Mrs. Dewey to Barry, visitors from Lawrence, Mass, funeral for Mrs. Haonal Lamab Wax, and several local residents’ health and travel details.

Aed Hall Middleburyigh F. A. Katin Barry Dewey A.B. Grover Miee Don Grover Lawroner Masa Hothcoak Berre Wreke Mra Stephen Teeia Walker Horner WE. Rand Anni Marshall Mra. Fitts Californ

Local Notes on births visits and events in Middlesex area

Mary J. Reott visited Wallefield on Wednesday and Thursday. A daughter was born this week to Mrs and Mrs Parent Chapin. Mrs Stockwell, ill, is more comfortable. Reminder: comedy Cranberry Corners next Wednesday evening. GW Harris of Burlington visited Thursday. Mrs Arthur Walleynd and Ministry Comte spent several days in Montpelier for the labor rites.

Mere Stevenson St. Athi Mya Savith John Chatmore J! Balioy Jack Jones Poo Waters Dives Nellin Knox Mattie Hateh G. C. Cowan James Markham Thirsay White River Dinetion Key H. Myers Washington Mias Alarda Foxter Melrose Mass Ralph Foster Joseph Wilson Greenfield Mags Hhis Mont J. N H.R. Page Lake Placid N.Y Ann Baatswin New York Lorn EF. Clark C. Cowan Sarah Webber Barry Hur TB. A. Webber R. F. Pillebury Montpelier Barre Mary J. Reott Wallefield Parent Chapin Stockwell GW. Harris Barlington Arthur Walleynd Minstry Comte

Honor Gave Heroes Comes to Barre for Memorial Day

The Vermont march to Kimwood led via North Main and Washington to the cemetery where a hollow square formed and the salute to the dead sounded. Flags fluttered over graves of Civil War and later veterans as Elmwood Hope Wilton Maple Wood and Catholic cemeteries decorates with tributes. An Opera House service included readings, prayers, music, and speeches on world peace noting the growth of arbitration, church and press support, and worker solidarity.

Vermont Barre Klmwood North Main Washington Streets Grand Army Elmwood Hope Wilton Maple- Wood Opera House Hiywood City Hall Ue Bind Harris Lincoln A. J. Baldwin J. W. Barnett America Salmons Crandall Post G. A Sons of Veterans G. A. Rand Tam G. A. BR Gettysburg Henry the TV France Europe American Congress British House of Commons Mien Ae Orcur Straave Turkey Hae Vnglanis Yan England Balekane Tryan Organicstians Ofiliticians Krnpy Brotherhood Gim Pers Earth Hague Furapean Willian Howard Tait Grreat Woodrow Wilton Conference of the Evangelical Churches of Switzerland Jesus Christ Prince Ponce Wilson Carnegin The South America Washington Herzynen Laird Bkibo United States Becme Yellow Journal Etill Maine Leslin Naxhreth Carpenter Holy Land Lie Tar Germany Cnae John Ruskin

Strike settlement ends weeks of idle work at Heywood firm

Wakefield June six workers at Heywood Brothers Wakefield factory ended a strike after workers voted to accept the company proposition and return to work on Tuesday. The settlement calls for committees to confer with management on questions of hours and overtime wages.

Wakefield Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Company

Comfort Powder Heals Grandson Chafing Says Nurse

Mire A L Lott, a trained nurse of Poughkeepsie New York, says Comfort Powder heals when others fail. Her grandson was badly chafed and healed in a short time, and she carries Comfort Powder with her in nursing.

A. L. Lott N.Y. Syar Adrt

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