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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1914

Page

6

Mrs Ida Pearsons Visits Then Returns Home

West Topsham notes include Ida Pearsons of Barre returning home after visiting Mrs M T Hight. Mrs Herbert Clark dies May 20 after brief illness, funeral at home with East Orange interment, leaving many friends. William Hight surprises turning 21 with a party May 27 at the hill. Rev RB Lowe visits Hight home. The community attends Mrs Duscan McKay’s funeral in Topsham. Several locals attend social events and plan for C S Hight's illness amid distemper.

Ida Pearsons Barre M. Tr. Hight Herbert Clark East Orange RB. F. Lowe H. Hight A. T. Smith J. F. Runbern Burre Duscan McKay Topsham H. B Alf. Freeman Montpelier Seminary

Fragments recall social visits and local events

Friday evening notes refreshments of lemon ale and wafers were served and very pleasant. Frank Mien and family of Barry visited at Mos. Kimball's. Saturday, 1 PL Tight was in East Corlith ast rate on business. FA. Church was in Groton bist Friday.

Frank Mien Barry Mos Kimball's East Corlith Groton

Village Lovers Play Repeats At Hall Association Night

North Montpelier announces the Hall association will repeat the play A Village Lasever on June 4 evening with a supper and dance to follow. Riley's Orchestra will provide music for the event.

Hall Association Uhura Riley

Montpelier District Notices and Visits Report

A stream of social notes lists business visitors and family travel across Montpelier and nearby towns. Fred Horr, Hert Lowell, Mrs. Jennie Hickie, Mrs. McBrier, Mrs. George Rogers, Elmer Labrve, Mrs. Mabel Stienham, Mrs. Etta Haines, Orvis Bayles, Mrs. Will Varner, Fred Boyles, Flor Atking, Miss Frave More, and many others are noted visiting relatives, moving residences, or attending events in Chelsea, Berlin, Montpelier, Calais, Hardwick, and surrounding locales.

Fred Horr Montpelier Hert Lowell Chelsea Jennie Hickie Mra McBrier Openge City Florida S. B. Madgete George Rogers St. Johnebury Elmer Labrve Mabel Stienham Etta Haines Orvis Bayles Will Varner Berlin Fred Boyles Lebanon Flor Atking Rome Wesley Calais Tie Laura Mureh Carrie Blias Hardwick Fon Knapp Annie Frederick Aine Abbie Lamson Franconia N. H Francinck Ernest Bliss Smillie Smith Plaineld Joseph Mire Charles Kenerson Binie Cordelia Mack White Tdionville William Kida Putnam Foster Mitford W. B. Putnam Will Turner Mellie Wells Sherhurtie J. Wiswell Ainsworth Norris Northfield Mass Louise Elma Phillips St. Solnetaey Mabel Smith Harlie Gutler Barrerege Bert Smith Danvilly Sutera William Kenerson A. P. Burnham el More Lyndon Leantha Rare Greansbaro Ln John Hoh. Foster Moray Palmer Bert Lowell Mre Harriet Lance Velma Dnhison Fred Marsh

Community News From Randolph and Burlington

Mrs A J Rimball, long a patient of Mrs George Dukette, returns home to Burlington after several radios. Whitcombs depart for Nashua then Lewiston to visit Mrs Whitcomb's sister Lorena Thatcher. Mrs George Allen and sister in law depart for Marre via St John after a new car. Frank Horner and Francia Taylor of Cambridge entertain Ket elu family. A strong wind topples a tree near Mary Strong home, causing Main Street debris until cleared by two men.

A. J. Rimball George Dukette Burlington Whitcomb Nashua Lewiston Aisuter Lorena Thatcher George Allen Atlin Babetes Jeft Tursilay Maning Marre Mayo Mary Strong Maintreet Draken

Rural Good Tarek club meeting and town affair announcements

Williamstown reports the Rural Good Tarek club annual meeting and a town selectmen session set for early June. Delegates travel to Burlington for a nationwide chapter, and Leonard D. Stith is named manager at the Junehall gathering with plan for later games. Oliver W. Martin and Herbert L. Pratt attend cholera-related county court activities.

Good Tarek Club Muns WM. Seaverinlpire Lestie Williams Katherine M. Carlin Charles UL. Stveight Harry Anderson Burlington Gond George T. Colby Canada Ivestock Melvin Euenham Leonard D. Stith Ovens Oliver W. Martin Herbert L. Pratt

Montpelier Concert, Faculty Reception Amid School Events

Montpelier in Lowell Mass hosts a faculty and student reception at the chapel after a day of building delays. Montpelier Military Band concert slated for Thursday June 4 at 8 pm with rain date the next evening. program features overtures and marches including Italian in Algiers and Flag Day pieces.

Tee Lowell Mass Dolin W Montpelier Smareh Mall Algiers Rossini Eee Mattantey William A Milne Mareh Majoe Awetin Bieta Beletion Little Cafe Ona Walter

Obituary and society notices from Orange Brookfield area

Mrs Clark died at home on Tuesday May 26 at age 50 years five months after a five day illness. She was born in Morristown, lived in Barre then Onoye, married in 1880 and leaves a large family. Funeral at East Orange. bearers were four eldest sons. Many friends sent flowers and sympathy. Memorial Day events, church notices, and local visits chronicled. schools observed Memorial Day with a program and cemetery wreaths.

W. N. Wardner Barre City Narre Childeen Ward Luce White River Junction Leman Hill Peake John George Herbert Frank Orbert Glen Minnie Lucy Hyde Park Struthers West Topsham Poylilies Olin Fone W.G. Fouce Littleton N. H C. N. Fonce Grantlim Trman Barre Mra FP. O. Spilkint East Orange

Groton Residents Attend Memorial and Family Visits

Residents from Groton Massachusetts travel to Northfield for pulpit duties and join Memorial exercises at River on Saturday. Many visit relatives, attend receptions, and plan extended trips to New Hampshire and North Dakota, including Mrs. Martha Porter and Mrs. Helen Welch.

Smith Northfield Ewuma J. Clark Servine Boston Dose Pine Clark James Burton Tussell Moore Mire Pillsbury’s B. M. Welch Toston Hhory Pammer T. PB. Hall Helen Ricker Gram Barry J.T. Darling St. Johnsbury Moulay Fred Hayes George Miller County Court Vaire P.M. Page Sst. Johnsbury Helen Welch Aldroxe Mars Claremont Hank New Hampshire Abe Larimore North Dakota

Arguments in U S. v. Vi 5 y Co case seek Sherman Act dissolution

Final arguments were opened before Federal Justices Putnam Dodge and Trown in Boston as the government contends Vi 5 y Co monopolized the show business supply chain. Through 11 subsidiaries and 23 officers and directors the firm allegedly controlled subcontracted parts from sole and heel preparation to attaching them to uppers.

Boston Vi 5 Y Company Putnam, Dodge and Trown

Chronic Rheumatism Pills Backed By Guarantee Ad

An old advertisement promises relief from chronic rheumatism with two bottles of Rheum. It claims the medicine travels to the joints and kidneys, offering a money back guarantee via the Red Cross Pharmacy if not effective, with a 60 cent price tag.

Memorial day exercises steady and heartfelt in village

The village held pre Memorial Day services with a joint program from the lower primary and village school. Rev Fraser Hetzer gave the address while music pleased attendees. Local residents and families gathered at the school, including W. Walbridge and C Hood, as pupils performed well in recitations and revelations.

A. E. Sargent Woodaville Thurniay Victor Holt F. J. Holt TA. Clark Leona Wardner Boston Luss Marion Snow von, Wardner A. Wertheim Richmond Ala. Romney Mr. Wortheim Germany Wortheim Fraser Hetzer Joseph Tinker Northfield Thomas Russ Panette Greene House Mr. Fowler Bethel Meware W. W. Sprague Luzelie Randolph Witton George Panton Portia Allie Haverhill Alli Bear Bill Mikk Ruby Hoynton Mousey W. B. Colt K. Dames Ad Migs Marjorine Panton TL. B. Panton A. J. Follansber W. M. Warner Die Bethel Mastachussetts Tovey Mra

Local visits and events Brighten Corinth Community

Mr and Mrs Pred Little visit Mr Tittle's parents in Curse while Walter Dickey of Headford runs the creamery in his absence. Charley We Kinsball in Marre undergoes surgery and is treated by Dr Sprague with his mother Cy Kimball visiting. Charley Thompson of Bradford visits daughter Mrs Henry Petbooah and her brother George. Children’s Day will be observed at Meadow next Sunday. Currall W Childegree plans entertainment Friday at Academy Hall in a crowded house.

James Lord Putnamaville Clark Barre Herbert Chirk Florenc Flanders Durkington Ed Raymo Barre Epetit Metherlad Kather Keyed Earl Flanders Royal Flanders St. Johnsbury Grange Miside Rocks G. E. Nelson James Lard B.A. Outler Florence Outler Lula Thompenn Denis Veake Bert Keyes Lake Morey Center Kimball Corners Town Hall Orcutt Thompson Pred Little Mr. Tittle Curse Walter Dickey Headford Mr. Little Charles We Kinsball Marre Sprague Tia Cy Kimball Heather Moreton Berry Washington Street Charley Thompson Bradford Henry Petbooah George Sienday Currall W. Childegree Acanemy Hall

Bethel Man Nelson H Wallace Dies After Long Illness

Nelson H Wallace, a Bethel native and brother of Elroy Wallace, died Monday after a long cancer illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon with Rev. Henry A Parkhurst officiating and interment at Cherry Hill cemetery. He leaves two daughters and a surviving sister, with extended family in Bethel and nearby towns.

Nelson H. Wallace Yrar Henry A. Parkhurst Springfield Cherry Hill Cemetery Mr. Wallace John and Mary (Wheeler) Wallace Bethel Elroy I. Wallace Mary Burbank Mra Ernest Howard Oliver Barrows

Educational Systems in the American Army

A special report in the annual education commissioner’s report argues Uncle Sam maintains the world’s most complete officer training system. Captain Dougie MacArthur, approved by General Leonard Wood, contrasts U S. methods with foreign militaries and stresses professional, scientific training for officers to ensure peak efficiency.

Ib v United States Military Academy West Point Army Service Schools Fort Leavenworth Kan Army School of the Line Army Staff College Army Signal School Army Field Engineer School Army Field Service and Correspondence School Special Service Schools Engineer School Washington Barracks Dn.c Coast Artillery School Fort Monroe Mounted Service School Fort Riley Kans Army Medical School Washington, D. C Fort Sill Okla School of Port Bill Signal Corps Aviation School San Diego Cal Presidio San Francisco Rock Island Arsenal Regular Army Organized Militia Engineers Trade Schools Army War College Sam Iis Army Commissioner of Education Dougie MacArthur Leonard Wood MacArthur Lie Datien Avatom

Robert Emmett court meeting rescheduled to June 4

Graniteville notes a regular Robert Emmett court No M4 meeting moved to Thursday, June 4 at 7 30 PM by order of Chief Ranger Felix McWhirk. The notice includes a stray medical ad text and misc. lines about Foley Kidney Pills and cough remedies.

Robert Emmett Court No. M4 Felix McWhirk

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