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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
In a Barre Vermont column dated June 4 1915 editors reflect on global events. Notes include Germany's tactics at Przemysl and the Russian siege. commentary on Serbia, the Austro German advance, and U.S. neutrality. Mentions Vermont liquor law efforts and local civic figures.
Auction notice for 14 Cliff Street Col Maple Grove at 7 P.M. features a sale of miscellaneous household goods including a Fine Mason Hamlin parlor organ and other items.
A busy town bulletin lists a rummage sale at Gordon block Friday and Saturday hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Allen and son Sheldon who returned from Highgate Springs. An auction at the corner of Cliff Street and Maple Grove is set for Saturday at 10. News items mention visits from St Johnsbury for Eastern Star, Dartmouth baseball at Granite City driving park, and Arthur N McDonald taking a new brakeman post in Barre.
Harold JH Cady was elected captain of Company EB Kirst Infantry VN G to replace Capt Ralph M Knight who resigned after a year. Born in Bellows Falls he rose from second lieutenant in March 1913 and first lieutenant last year, rated expert marksman, and has represented the regiment in Fort Perry contests. He is a foreman at Derby Ball Serth Sach company and past master of Pall Mountain grange. Walter S Shaw was elected to lead Mr Cady as lieutenant. Sidney J Sabin was elected second lieutenant.
A June meeting of the tawekall fant of Bellows Palle discussed whether the team will rejoin the New Twie State league for the coming season. Treasurer J. W. Boszell reported a preliminary subscription to cover expenses as the club plans support for the move. Debates touched on town representation in the league and upcoming previews.
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At the Vermont Federation of Women’s Clubs closing session in St. Albans, officers were elected: President Mrs. Robert E. Smith of White River Junction, first vice president Mrs. Bingham H. Stone of Burlington, second vice president Mrs. W. P. Jackson of St. Albans, third vice president Miss Hilda Pratt of Bennington, recording secretary Mrs. Walter W. Slack of Springfield, treasurer Mrs. C. K. Hollister of Barre, auditor Mrs. Ella Brown Bailey of Montpelier, and general federation secretary Mrs. George H. Smilier of Montpelier.
The annual meeting concluded with the introduction of new officers, the club prayer, and the singing of America as part of the closing activities.
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