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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
7
A compact roundup covers multiple brief items across towns, noting civic actions, community events, and small developments. Highlights include meetings, grants, public notices, and upcoming deadlines affecting residents and organizations. Local officials urge participation and observance of announced dates.
Carl Hamilton of Bridport proclaims his candidacy for assistant judge this fall. Other local items note the Gilman Brothers sold Pinehurst in St. Johnsbury to Maple Grow Camries, a milk plant venture planned by Windham County groups, and a brush with danger when Mabel Palmer narrowly escaped drowning after a car collision near Hinesburg.
The list covers fifteen quality cows tested for the 30 day period ending May 31. Owners include Arthur C. Lamson, Fred D. Smith, D. L. Manning, J. L. Manning, Harry Cooley, R. P. Riford, Oscar C. Lamson, Omar C. Lamson, Fred L. Flint, and Walter H. Wheatley as Official Tester. Data shows breed, weight, and milk figures for each animal.
Rev George F Fortier announces summer pastorates in Jacksonville Ruthind Wells Morrisville Cavendish Laullow Barnard and to be supplied by a Crane Theological student Fortier notes permanent pastor acceptance for Concord by N S Hill of Pawtucket He also lists associations meetings in Bernard Williamsville North Montpelier and North Montpelier with dates in June
A Vermont Dartmouth dinner planned for June 4 at Woodstock aims to draw many alumni. The event seeks to boost college welfare and hear from President Hopkine about campus progress amid questions on admission and the era’s new rules.
Fragmentary OCR records mention Marie Chapman visiting an island pond and a peace event at Westerth. A church service occurred at Patelock with a cemetery line at Plein M. Taylor and Dodge avenues cited. Names including Hunt, Jenkins, Warren Prichard, Lake Morey, Maer Adee, and Mr Dame appear in scattered references.
On Monday to Wednesday agents worked with M P Rasmussen collecting 28 farm account books for a comparative summary. Tuesday saw the Connecticut Valley Farmers Exchange stockholders meet in Bradford to discuss storehouses and shipping points. Friday night the Central Orange County Jersey club directors met, adding six new members and planning a content association with member interest.
A Vermont worker, Alphoure G. Vincent of American Woolen Co in Windsor County, credits Tanlac with restoring his appetite digestion sleep and energy after five years of collapse He reports rapid health improvements including steadier digestion stronger nerves and fully restored work capacity The letter cites local outlets Nerthfeld Waterbury and Websterville as distribution points and mentions endorsements by Nea Wheeler Drie Firkin and EW Nerney-Ade
A three member committee is to plan an August sale while a two member group arranges summer picnics. Two corn variety tests started this week with eight varieties in East Brookfield on James Sprague’s farm and six in Thetford on Fred Howard’s. Drainage engineer Mr Schafer from the federal Agriculture Dept will visit the county to survey and cost estimates. The Vermont Farm Bureau and Eastern States League officials are present for upcoming sessions. County Agent H A Dwinell invites all to attend with their families.
The D A Perry Real Estate Agency advertises multiple farm properties near Montpelier Vermont. Listings include 100 acres with orchard and stock, 3097 pikes, and 30 acres near Barre City. Prices quoted around 4000 dollars, noting proximity to Montpelier and Barre with substantial production potential.
Sold to the highest bidder at the Allen or Mead farm east of Cobble Hill near Barre ity. Auction lists two matched work horses a mare Jersey cows veal calf three brood sows buffalo and other farm machinery tools and an array of wagon gear, lumber, and household items. Terms at time of sale. E K Hutchinson owner D A Perry auctioneer.
Property notice advertises a house for sale with details about rooms and amenities. The readable lines mention near Garvey street and Jamieson or Marron as contact parties, plus a potential price around 21700 to 21750 and a viewing time after 8 PM.
Fragmentary listing describes one of the Bert farms in Williamstown Virginia. It references about 160 acres and residence with home site a mile from some station or town. Tax and administration notes appear, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A0 KCRM FARM im Macubfeld st from poston on Cabot road vereontian one and chores of cheek ef bere with ballt 5 yee age tunesing water ee... property is for sale. cesar sour pieweet berms palit Thee rfepertion bel a4 witlege set leaked to at ie bese ae A R COLE Agent Marshfield VT Tel 122
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