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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
6
Ironton Ohio woman writes of improved health after taking Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claiming relief from female troubles and nervousness. She says her daughter also benefited and urges other suffering women to consider the treatment.
The Friday evening gathering drew the largest crowd yet, with guests including Carroll Ricker Louise Lewis Alex Hall Linnie Johnson Wendall Lord Emma Jones Clyde Cochran and others. Gifts of silver linen and china were given. Mrs A W Eastman visits Topsham. local deaths and funerals noted. Woman's Home Missionary society met and elected officers.
Northfield notices Rev A Smith of Groton preached at the Methodist church Tuesday. A special town meeting is set for Saturday at two for a Dog river bridge project between Northfield and Northfield Falls. Tax commissioner Charles A. Plumley and Mrs Plumley left on a business trip to North Hero and Grand Isle. Memorial services will be held for Modern Woodmen members. Dartmouth students and others are mentioned visiting homes, with arrests for a statutory charge and local club activities noted.
Edward Dawa Dumas of Montpelier dies at his Termes Vioh home. survived by widow and two children. Obituary notes William R. Perrin, aged six, dies at Chimgo. Sidney K Dewey and Mins Bilna Wate tach wed in Stowe. Ramsey pleads guilty to intoxication, fined five dollars and costs, to serve 20 days. Marriages include Cartio May Bean and Joseph Hoel at Bethany parsonage. Hood to reside in Londonderry. City statistics list maple trees, sugar output, and farmland usage. Alumni ball an event of commencement week. campus plans and camp arrangements noted. Rev John P. Mayt completes Conyorm Church tenure and plans Lake Champlain camp. Various social updates from Hardwick, Danville, West Glover, and surrounding towns.
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An old preface touts Optona as a simple eye bath using 5 grains Optona in two ounces water to bathe the eyes three to four times daily. It claims to clear inflammation and irritation, sharpen vision, and suit sensitive eyes, including infants, with no dangerous ingredients.
The Randolph commencement week begins Sunday evening June 7 with a laxitente program by Rev. Fraser Motager in Music Hall. Wednesday features exercises for graduates from grammar to high school, and Thursday hosts the regular program with music, essays, class history, and diploma presentations. The class motto is We Build the Ladder by Which We Climb, and graduates study Classical, Latin, English, and Teacher Training courses with numerous named students and honors. Mrs Mason Montgomery, recently visiting, returns to Brain Tree after summons for her husband.
Windsor June 4 The annual convention of the North Windsor County Sun ny Schimwasociation met at Baptist church with Walter M Wright of White River Junction presiding. Highlights included addresses by Mew Gr E Todd of Woodstock and Marion Stickway of Barre on elementary work, adult work by A P Aldrich, and Grace Al Brooks on The Textbook of the Sunday School. Wright re-elected president with Ditton becomes secretary and Noyor treasurer.
Jennie M. Eaton widow of an admirer and Henry Airesworth were married yesterday in Washington. The couple has gone to a summer resort on their honorment. Mrs. Eaton was found not guilty of murder after a trial in Boston.
A drugstore advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for dandruff and dull hair. It promises lustrous, soft, radiant hair with regular application and claims to remove dirt and air-related impurities. Available at the Fast Cross Market and drugstores.
Miss Jonetine Brower outlines a Chicago program for the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial meeting on June 13. Highlights include lectures on folklore literature and library extension, a leather of speakers from Wisconsin New York Michigan Arkansas and Nebraska, plus art institute receptions, an all day music and drama program, and a major literary and artistic showcase with performances by noted performers and groups.
The university lists a June commencement week with a senior banquet, baseball games, sermons, prize ceremonies, fraternity receptions, and an alumni day. Events include a dean’s address, Beta Kappa meetings, a senior promenade, campus reunions, and a corporation dinner. The class of 1889 activities are noted.
Article notes California farmers like Ivers report earning a livelihood from an acre or less by diverse crops. A Monte Vista tiller describes planting potatoes, corn, beans, tomatoes, and cabbages with careful crop rotation. Many farmers also raise chickens and dairy, supplying milk and cream to markets via local cooperatives.
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