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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1920

Page

8

Williamstown IPTATPE Regular Meeting Rundown

Regular meeting of Williamstown iptatpe to be held Wednesday evening at Fo'clock. Program includes Music by grange Poll call current events of interest to farmers for ladies practical hints for Thamework and a question on whether oats or Canada peas improve diet. Performances listed include Mis Majesty the Farmer Arthur Wales duet with Irma Cady and Menevides.

Williamstown Grange Canada Arthur Wales Irma Cady

Fragmentary item on farm life and personal matters

Incomplete notes reference an eight hour farm day and a widow, with mentions of Worths Master Williams and Mrs Mabel Benevides. The text includes stray phrases about engagement endings, a widow, and potential court action, but lacks coherent narrative or clear facts.

Worths

Craziness Accounted For Show in Presidential Year

Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled phrases about a show and a general presidential year. Reads like stray bits from a column or caption with no clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a full summary.

Boston

Weather prospects in Barre for midweek June 1920

The Barre Daily Times notes unsettled weather for Wednesday with local showers and cooler temperatures. Winds shift to a moderate south and southwest breeze, bringing a drop in highs for the day.

Talk of the Town items and local notices from Barre area

Regular meeting of Granite Manufacturers' association at the association rooms Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Office of Gage & Gage closed May 31 to June 2. Miss Annlee McGue, Miss Vera Bjork and other locals noted visiting. Knights of Columbus practice and Ladies Auxiliary meeting announced. Various residents back from travels, Army service, or holidays. Recitals at 49 Wirlington Street and multiple charitable and church activities listed. Fire calls reported including a gas hut blaze and a brush fire at Burnham's meadow. Barre City band concert planned for Wednesday evening with program selections

Jefferson Street Granite Manufacturers’ Association Gage & Gage Annlee McGue Boston Elizabeth Lagore Morse Vera Bjork Providence Roy Ruby Head Bjork i Barre Victor LeRoy Anderson Texas Warren Street Laurence Wilcox United States Army Ladies’ Auxiliary Clan Gordon James Murray Mildead ‘Crom Edward Brown Prank Hell Yvonne Parent Manchester N. T Janes Browne Cliff Street Knights of Columbus Lincoln Camps AMC Congregational Church George ‘Tilden Hoy Te Hine Department Barre & Montpelier Fighting & Power A. McNeil Edward Prizes Harry Hill Lester St. Moorecraft Connecticut Line & Power Co New Britain Cent Tenney Service Co Montpelier Gladys Neinle Cone Wirlington Street Dutton Vivien Dodges Iurtion Edith Harrie Courne Dewendolyn Rendall Thorne Rhoda Booths Ty Springtiee Duverter Florence Kittredge Huerter Kilon Sullivany Valse Wachs Dorothy Mer Élays Wenka Pring Helen Annas Marte Bern Burnham's

Williamsstown man arraigned for speeding in city court

Hiram Edwards of Williamstown was arraigned in city court this morning before Judge Scott on a speeding charge. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars. Edwards was arrested Saturday night on South Main Street by Officer A. Curtis. James Crook of Pawtucket is visiting his niece Mirstina Maker of Upland Avenue. At the Washington County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Waterbury on June 2 arrangements were made for a visit to the Vermont state hospital wards. Special attention will be given to exhibits of fancy work and rug making in the hospital's industrial department.

James Crook Pawtucket R. 1 Mir«stina V. Maker Upland Avenue Hiram Hdwards Williamstown Scott Edwards South Main Street A. Curtis Washington County Farm Bureau Association Waterbury Vermont State Hospital

Marriages at Montpelier Reported for Two Couples

Mrs Julia Trombley and Ira J Rollins both of Montpelier were wed at 430 Sunday at the bride home 105 Elm Street by Rev Joseph Lund. Miss Ida Seymour and George A Bellrose both of Montpelier were married Saturday in that city by Rev Joseph Lund and left on a wedding trip to Swanton.

Julia Trombley Ira J. Rollins Ida Seymour G. A. Bellrose Montpelier Elm Street Joseph Lund George A. Bellrose Swanton

Washington County Farm Bureau Field Day in Waterbury

Washington County Farm Bureau hosts an annual meeting and field day at Waterbury on June A. Highlights include hospital herd inspections, greased pig races, sack and peanut contests with prizes, a basket lunch on hospital grounds, exhibitions of fancy work, and moving pictures on processing and marketing. Hon. John B. Weeks of Middle Way and Clement of Springfield are featured speakers.

Washington County Farm Bureau Vermont Vermont State Hospital Moving Pictures Camp Vail Springfield Mase John B. Weeks Middle Way Joy Enner Clement

Institute trains soldiers into mechanics under Polish guidance

The Technical Institute of the Polish National Alliance in Cambridge Springs obtained $4,000 worth of machinery from the government under last November's order authorizing sale of equipment to technical and mechanical schools. During the war the institute fulfilled many government orders for machine tools and in 1918 hosted 400 soldiers who, under Polish instructors, became skilled mechanics.

Technical Institute Polish National Alliance of Cambridge Springs Hallms

Montpelier Shooters Dominate Randolph Club Event

About 15 Montpelier trap shooters went to Randolph for a 100 target club shoot. H M Moulton won first honors with a perfect 20 and Burr took second after a 20. The event drew around 30 participants amid boxing and local social notes from Montpelier and nearby towns.

Montpeler Randolph H. M. Moulton HL. Burr Montpelier Me. Moulton Dr. Burr Armory Ince Hine Manny Daily Meigs Glennie Sulai Bunch O'Neil Miike de Meo Boston G. Connors Jinions Carl Rite Nuisll Fred Macomber Vermont Mmines St. Albans St. Athens White River Junction New England States Limited St Johnsbury Julia Addy Langdon Street Sumner Kimball Northfeld

Vermont Officers Seize Goods In Auction City Search

Revenue officers conducted a search through the main doors and confiscated a substantial quantity of hooke, with a woman’s truck dropped on the platform. Sheriff Tracy will travel to Burlington to review state action against Fadie Ewing and Wesley Lamphere, fined for intoxication. Several accidents were reported statewide, including a crash near Randolphshire. An official visit schedule spans Montpelier Waterbury Richmond South Royalton Tunbridge Chelsea Williamstown Northfield to procure horses for the U S Cavalry.

P. H. Tracy Burlington Iis Fadie Ewing Wesley Lamphere State Automobile Department Fo Anderson A. Welle and Company Randolphshire P. L. Fish Vergennes Dowiay Chelsem Robert Power Vermont George Reed The Ver Washington, D War Department Mongen Horselab Montpeliers Waterbury Richmond South Royalton Tunbridge Chelwea Williamstown Northfield United States Cavalry Edith Boston

The Older Word Preferable in Fire Reporting

A New York paper misquote claims a shirt in the wind spared a fire, with the joke noting the misused word intended. The Boston Transcript notes language slips and jokes about fever and money, highlighting errors and playful word meanings.

New York Boston Transcript

Wasp as Nature's Paper Maker Inspires Writer

A writer in the Boston Transcript muses that the wasp serves as nature's papermaker. The playful remark follows a note about being stung and reflects a creative idea sparked by the insect.

Nature George Boston Transcript

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