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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1920

Page

6

West Berlin social notes and local visits

Mrs. Alex England of Northfield visited Mike Addie Emerson and A Patterson in West Berlin. Mr. and Mrs A H Cole sold their Moretown farm to Wilber Thompson of Williamstown. Miss Laure Puswell of Montpelier attended a recent event with Mrs Abbie. Several residents, including Rumney and Libbey, traveled to Montpelier and Moretown for visits. A May 27 birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs Vernon Ryan, with various local visits by Gove, Gove family, Hailey, Bettis, and Adams from Northfield and Wakefield.

Alex England Northfield Mike Addie Emerson A. Patterson Stnday A. H. Cole Moretown Wilber Thompson Williamstown Atom Abbie Allister Laure Puswell Montpelier Mee Busgell Ivalue Rumney M. B. Glines Helen Gorm Mildred Adame Northfield Alwy Walter Johnson Childrem Barre Orangly Mra B

Memorial Day in Bethel Highlights Norwich Band and Gettysburg Recall

Bethel memorial day events featured a 45 piece Norwich University band and a large turnout for Civil War reminiscences. Principal WoT. Davin lauded Gettysburg as among Marathon and Waterloo, with school children delivering songs and recitations led by Miss Jessie Archibald. Civics veterans and the Woman's Relief corps coordinated the ceremonies while locals and visitors joined in the townwide observance.

Norwich University Woman's Relief Corps Wot. Davin Gettysby Gettysburg Marathon Waterloo Jessie Archibald America The Beautiful Joe Celentano Jennie DeCicco Virginia Bogle Josephine Edmunds Lora Chamberlain Eleanor Graham Logan Wesley H. Dunham Alice Dartt M.N. Kendall G. H. Kimball Jerome H. Grow A. H. Spooner A. Lee Cady Mr. Cady

Not Blamed for Fatal Auto Accident in Rochester

A three year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Warry Milie, was killed when struck by a car driven by Elwin Sovit of Barre on Saturday afternoon. The child dashed from behind another car in front, leaving insufficient time to avoid impact near 80. Mr Scott was driving slowly and not at fault. The parents and local residents expressed sympathy as details emerged. Other notes mention Mrs Hattie Leland Kent’s death and various local household news and visits.

L. Scott Warry Milie Elwin Sovit Barre Scott

James French Hancock Hurt In Family Incident

Fragmentary OCR text mentions James French Hancock and Mirek related to a domestic or family matter. Several garbled names and phrases reference visits by relatives and local individuals, with no clear date, location, or outcome due to the damaged source text.

Randolph notes and obituaries fill weekly town page

Local column recounts residents traveling to Springtel and Bristol for visits and nursing courses, families hosting guests, and a long obituary for Marion Ramadell. It notes county court subpoenas, a farm sale near Washington, and a new Masonic temple dedication with district meetings and a banquet.

Newbury Memorial Day at Oxbow Cemetery Remembers Heroes

On Memorial Day morning residents gathered at Oxbow Cemetery in Newbury beside Joe the friendly Indian guide’s marble slab to honor generations of Patriots. The article notes Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Mexican War and World War II veterans buried there, thanks to the Oxshow Chapter DAR for markers, and urges wreaths to honor the dead while celebrating liberty and civic duty. The piece also reports the Newbury High School Alumni Association’s second annual banquet set for June 18 at 8, with hundreds invited, plus local residents visiting from nearby towns and a Woodmen district meeting held at White River Junction.

Joe Cwburd Newbury Ocen Seipulture Green Mountains Jacob Kent Patriotic Society Ox Show D.alt Newbury High School Tify HD. Patten Kay Sanborn Claremont William Meserve Winarook Alan Mins Jennie Barber Laconia Haskell Carson Oscar Kelley Howard Doe Wilbur Perkins Springfield Worcester Ardara Woodmen White Hiver Junction Frank Stinewie Walker Wood Sarah Hathawa Horner C. Bailey New York Hamier Hamier Sorta Warren Amie Walter Johan Springficlt Glenn Bailey Eustete House

East Montpelier Social Round Amid Weekend Visits

Mrs and Mrs Charles Campbell of Lanier visited relatives in town Friday. George E Shortt of Shar en called on friends along the river road. W A Curtie of Barre hunted Friday. P Townsend and family of Barre called on relatives Friday. Parkro seed tape praised by Park family during Memorial Day weekend. Haigh Willard of Waterbury stopped to see friends en route to see his parents. Wheeler of Walden Mass returned to the home of his brother. W R Metcalf and A K Batchett of Plainfield were in town Monday. Heart Warren was a busy news visitor in Montpelier on Mommie.

Fred A. Ordway Springtel Maia Wisiness Ordway Eva Lucas Bristol Connie L. N. Tdricas William ©. Austin William H. Hill Springfield Filmore Edwards Leatie Smith Washington Sarah Flint Edwards Marion Ramadell Taendaernoon John A. Lawrence Highland Cemetery Luther Ramadell Mixes Kate Teefey J . Patrick Teefey Main Street Lona Boardman Eastern Star Misonle Leon B Grant Wude George Washington Myatie Starlodge Brookfield No. M George F. Tiffin Chagy, S Corinth Road Henry C. Ladd Griffin New York Chalmers Chazy Frank Hi Langer Handolph Samatorium Daly Steele Orchestre of South Royalton Charles Campbell Lanier Relalvies George E. Shortt Sharen W. A. Curtie Barre Hunteens P. Townsend Miyde Park Haigh Willard Wateriacrs Perry Georges Luella George Flora Goss Herbert Crabtree and Joliette Que Florence Crabtree Teuber Methuen Mass Otto Teuber Carl Hutchins Lyndonville Rront Sarah Hutchins Elwin Cameron Newport Sidney Cameron Groton Thornton Cabot F. Lamberton Elsie ‘Waldridge Aehoolhouse Watt Danville Jesse Benver St .Johnsbury Wilber Wheeler A.M. Foster W. C Hall Marehtion Erma Kardew Walter Terry Southwick Blore Lance W. C. Southwick Montpelier Mr. Southwick George Houghton Hanscom Littleton

West Topsham Residents Face Disturbing Roadside Incident

In West Topsham, details are scarce as residents describe unsettling sounds and activity near Palestive Road. Names such as Mabel Alew and Witham appear in fragmented notices, with references to a family and local parties sending children amid unclear events.

Mabel Alew Witham Palestive

Funeral rites for Emma Hadlock and other notes

The obituary notices recall the May 22 death of Emma Hadlock after childbirth with a service at her Woodsville home and burial at Wells River cemetery. The piece also mentions the death of Mere Bartlett, details of family ties in Concord and Woodsville, church affiliations, and a list of local residents’ activities, visits, and town business from Woodsville and surrounding areas.

Emma Hadlock Parnsworth Woodsville Bartlett Universalist Church Eastern Star

South Cabot Farm Sold and Residents Move

Elsie Hever sold her farm to Ron Abd and moved to West Danville. Catherine Harvey of Hardwick visits. Hawkins wick moved Friday from Barnet to a new location. Mr. and Mrs. Stocker were called earlier in the week by the illness of Mr. Mawkina. Avon born Thurstey to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Houghton. Hall and Brewmen were in Montpelier Tuesday.

Elsie Hever Cron Abd West Danville Catherine Harvey Hardwick Kantian RS Hawkins Barnet Tives Stocker Mawkina Avon Thurstey Lmre Dan Houghton L. Hall Montpelier PWR Tibbette WO. Houghton

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