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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR describes Campbell and Stockwell state Stevens and Misa Livingston near a sanatorium. A note mentions a wife, mohel, Bowen, and an automobile accident at Beanville with a carriage and vehicle. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Monday through Tuesday saw family visits and travel across White River Junction and Bethel. Mrs. Hagler and friends attended a Western Star ceremony in Burlington while others planned farm and work duties in Randolph, Pageton, and Dover as communities mark the holiday weekend.
At the Stowe Akeley Memorial contest Elma Ravlin of Livehill school won intermediate division spelling, with Leola Culver, Beatrice Shackett, Luin Holsington, and others placing. In grammar division tria diths and Mary Magoen placed. twenty-two intermediate and eleven grammar pupils competed. First and second in each division advance to the county contest at Morrisville. June 1. Local social notes follow with visitors and residents from Bristol, Richmond, Minneapolis, and Ottawa areas.
East Braintree residents held a church service followed by a cemetery ceremony with wreaths placed on soldiers graves. Visitors included John Creuchy of Waterbury and Mrs Julia Perham and Mrs Wlanchard of White River Junction. Mr and Mrs 4d Blanchay and Walter Horner hosted guests from Springfield and Barre.
A jumble of names and brief mentions shows local residents visiting relatives in Brad sford and Braintrer, attendance at meetings in Chelona, and a school supervisor moving to Chest Gilbert's cottage for the summer. Incomplete lines note officers including President N. tistes and treasurer Gerald Fel, plus Mre HM TL M Hibbard at a Masogic meeting.
The death of Sanford H Kent at his Main Street home Saturday night led to a Tuesday funeral in his residence with Rev CL Padock officiating. Interment followed at Elmwood cemetery. Kent, Civil War veteran and former health officer, left a large family including three sons and three daughters. Surviving spouses included Viletta Thayer and Estella M Clark. The town and relatives, including Harvey M Cutler and families, remembered him during Memorial Day observances.
A garbled page fragment describes North Ran Dolpr and the war of rengers as a phased tale. It references a weary crew and a push to move toward a final reckoning, with scattered names and a sense of a distant conflict.
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