Matching the President in Raising Sheep
Department of Agriculture urges owners of large lawns parks and golf courses to consider profitable sheep grazing. Officials say grazing on suitable public or private grounds can add sentimental and practical value while noting the technical care required. The animal husbandry division offers information and free publications to prospective raisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
White House
Animal Hus Handry
Remnants in Abbott’s basement and delayed game in town
Talk of the Town notes a postposed baseball game between Goddard Seminary and Windsor due to rain. Boston visitors Mr and Mrs Augusto Franceschini, with former Italian consul status, arrive for a short visit. He will speak in Italian on Why Italy is at War at City Park Monday evening. St Johnsbury Methodist district branches concluded a profitable conference at Hedding Church, urging intensified wartime home mission work. Children of the North Barre mission fed a playlet, The Sale of the World’s Children, and Yo- mini campfire girls sang. Minx Muriel Day of Syracuse spoke as W H M S field secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Goddard Seminary
Windsor
Augusto Franceschini
Boston
Franceschini
Maura Bossi
Italy
City Park
Woman's Home Missionary Society
St. Johnsbury
Hedding Methodist Church
North Barre
Toyiini Campfire
Minx Muriel Day
Syracuse
N. Y
W. HM. S
Vermont
Evans and Duble wed in Barre by city clerk
Madeline Evans and Edward Duble of this place were married Tuesday evening at 8 30 in Barre by City Clerk James Mackay. They were unattended. Duby left today with the drafters from Washington County. H Peterson bought a Buick from Vernon Weir. Red Cross meeting drew more interest with one lady present. Catherine McLeod returned to Springfield Mass after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs D W McLeod for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Evans
Edward Duble
Barre
James Mackay
Mr. Duby
Washington County
H. Peterson
Vernon Weir
Red Cross
Catherine McLeod
Springfield
Mass
D. W. McLeod
Weather Forecast For Barre Daily Times
Probably showers late tonight and Sunday. Warmer temperatures expected with moderate to fresh winds from the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Daily Times
Barre News Notes and Local Arrivals and Meetings
Local notices recount social calls at Barre homes, arrivals at hotels, and community events including a promotional auction move, a prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church, and a farewell party for James Stora before Fort Slocum. Warnings about a power line incident and a diligence on police and railway safety accompany details of veterans and civic groups planning a White River Junction ceremony.
Montpelier Circus Incident and Local News Roundup
Hattie McCree, bareback rider, was thrown from a horse during a Hagenbeck Wallace circus performance and carried from the ring. She landed on equipment outside and was treated. she did not appear in the evening show. Authorities note stricter auto regulations and licenses. Clayton Robins offered services to the British army in Palestine. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers org reached leadership, with officers listed. Heaton hospital raised treatment prices for private rooms and wards. Central Vermont Railway plans summer schedules with minor changes. train timetables anticipated. Various local visits, medical exam claims, and furloughs are noted along with war service enlistment.
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Anon Winnie
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
Frhdey
Mies Hattie McCree
Mine McCree
Frederick G. Fleetwood
Clayton Robins
Palestine
Robins
Montpelier
India
China
Japan
International [Brotherhood of Electrical
George W. Firoom
Central Vermont Railway
Mr. Grou
Damme
Central Vermont
E. & Brigham
St Athans
Lyndonville
H. A. Lawrence
Springfield
W. A. Potter
Fort Ethan Allen
Murgeon
Lawrence
Creighton Shedd
57Th’ Pioneer Regiment
Spartanburg
Albany
Sweetland
Adjutant-General's Office
Washington
C. R. Bliss
McIndoes
John Larvey
Co. B
M. H. Kelley
Barre
Camp Dix
New American Passport Office Opens in Paris
Americans in Paris may obtain passports at 68 de Pierre Charron, where a unified passport department now handles granting visas and applications. The bureau, led by Merriwether, processes about 16 applications daily, easing travel between the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Varia
America
de Pierre Charron
Visweiny
Department of State
Ambassader Sharp
Conseul
Thaeckuray
Merriwether
Emluney
Captain F H Luke Dead In Maine
Worcester reports Captain Frederick Ho Luke commander of Company A, 1M Regiment infantry, died suddenly of heart disease on Chy Teague Island Portland Maine during a pleasure trip. He had served 30 years in the militia and was listed for overseas duty despite disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Frederick Ho Luke
Co. A. 1M
France
Chyteague Island
Portland
Main Lake
Feland
Maseadh Sette Militia
Bill Goes to President After Senate Action
Washington bill advances after Senate amendments are agreed to and sent to the president. The measure carries more than 159 million dollars in urgent deficiency appropriations, and the House acted yesterday to finalize the changes before forwarding to the executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Vessel Fired On By German Submarine In Mid Ocean
Officers of a steamer arriving from a foreign port reported that the vessel was fired on by a German submarine in mid ocean and a torpedo missed the boat by two feet. The crew prepared to battle and trained stern guns on the sub. Before a shot could be fired the submarine dived and did not reappear.
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Atlantic
LISSENGIN COMMANDER Appointed for Brandenburg War Duration
The emperor appointed Lissengin as commander for Brandenburg to lead the duration of the war. He previously commanded a German army group on the eastern rout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Canadian Publisher Dead in Toronto Telegram Chief
Toronto June L- John Ross Robertson proprietor of the Toronto Evening Telegram died at his home yesterday after six weeks illness from pneumonia. He was in the 77th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
John Ross Robertson
Toronto Evening Telegram
Voile Blouses Offer Trimmed White Stripes and Colored Details
White, Balls Orchid, Tan, Maize, Copen Blue, Gray, Navy Blue, and Pek fabrics listed. Some blouses feature trimmed combination collars and cuffs. Beaded effects described as dainty and smart for Voile Blouses in plain White Stripes and White with colored collar and cuffs.
Warning for Military Registration June 5 1918 Barre Vermont
Warning notice cites May 20 1918 act and calls all men in Barre Washington Vermont reaching 21 between June 6 1917 and June 3 1918 to register June 5 1918 in Barre city council chamber between 7 and 9 pm. Failure to appear risks imprisonment. City Clerk James Mackay signs as chief registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Barre
Washington
Vermont
City of Herre
Sunday Worship Schedule Across Several Churches in Vermont
Websterville and nearby towns host a varied Sunday with Episcopal, Latter Day Saint, Congregational, Presbyterian, Christian Science, Baptist, Methodist, Universalist, and other services. Times range from morning worships to evening sermons, with Sunday schools, youth studies, and choir events noted along with rector or pastor names and church locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church
Webstervilla
W. M. Beattie
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Worthenhall
Berlin Corners
Congregational Church
Goodspeed
Will
Philan
Long Road
Baptist Church
Websterville
C. 1
Petersen
Former St. Albans Girl to Marry in June
Invitations announce the marriage of Miss Ida May Fitzhugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Fitzhugh of Montville Conn to James Augustus Haydon to be held June 12 at 5 o clock in Laurel Place Montville The couple will reside in Kingston Ont after September 15 Mr Fitzhugh formerly led the Central Vermont and Southern New England railways and the family lived here for several years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
Ida May Fitzhugh
Earl Fitzhugh
Montville
Conn
James Augustus Haydon
Laurel Place
Kingston
Ont
Fitzhugh
Central Vermont and Southern New England Railways
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Arthur H. Bradford
Rutland
Providence
B. J
Libert Honda
Benjamin
Talk OF
the Town
Edward Duby
Frank McWhorter
Carta Auto For
Pripew
Cutler's Ay
Gilbertaen
Lee
Luise Ghaum
Kate
Addy
Henry Gooley
Harvard Dental Sallege
Neckley
Ion Moncey
C. H. Hale
Bailey
Elmstreet
Malcolm Wurkee
Hartford
Ppaa Qolt Firearms Co
George Durkee
South Main Street
Mra
T. R
Conny
Presbyterian Church
James Wood
Chicago
Wood
Navy
Robert Neal
Waterbury
H. W. Scott
Jock
Tauber-Ryttenberg Co
Luckenbill
Church ‘Street
Hotel Barre
G. W. Treatland
J. E. Presentt
Evstarta
W. B. Sargent
Wallace Sargent
H. A. O'Neal
Morristown
Curl
Hamblett
B. B. Whalen
Burlington
Willian J. Young
Hall Street
St Augustine
Fla
Orenoon
Fort Slocum
Mr. Young
John Lukenmeyer
St. Cloud, Minn
Mr. Lukenmeyer
Buffalo
St. Cloud
Cutler Corner
James Stora
Stora
Orange County
N.Y
Maple Avenue
North Main Street
David Henderson
Ssersby
Wattinemen
Barre Dokies
Sundat Tem » No. 0
Thuredey
White River Junction
PL Hall Wo HE
Debhie
Willey
Ermapemante
Sherbrooke
Stanstead
Rock Island
Quebec
Cohaee
A. Blow
Henry Wright Carswell
W. P. Drew
Red Farrington
P. D
K Libby
PL W. Jenckes
Robert Meckle
J. W. Morris
Ellie Reeve
Bertie
A. Reed
Robert 4. Rentrew
Dean F. Wilton
Fvcal 481
Enm
Union Dry Goods Company
Passport Bureau
F. H. Luke
Bill
Lissengin
Georgette
Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc
Church of the Good Shepherd
W. J. M. Beattie
East Barre
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Seminary
Summer Streem
Edgar Crossland
Sun School
First Baptist Church
Ert
J. Lehigh
Franklin Street
Y. P.S.C. BE
Redding
Universalist Church
John B. Reardon
Christ
Jesus
Young People's Christian Union
W. A. Wheaton
Haydn
Wooler
Reed
Coenen
Kathering Young
Oxfords
Westie
People's Shoe Store
State St
C. & Andrews
No. Main St
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