Death of L. J. Bertrand Longtime Barre Resident
Leander S Bertrand died Monday night at 40 Foster Street after a prolonged illness. Survived by mother Mrs Sophia Bertrand sister Mrs Arthur La France Barre and brothers Fred Eli and Albert. Born in Rockland Maine he moved to Barre with parents at seven and worked as a granite cutter. Funeral at St Montes Church Thursday at 9 am with Rev. priest conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander
Bertrand
Foster Street
Mr. Bertrand
Sophia Bertrand
Arthur la France
Barre
Fred Bertrand
Eli Bertrand
Albert Bertrand
Rockland
Ince
John Brown
St. Montes Church
Clergyman P M McKenna to Officiate Interment at Catholic Cemetery
The officiating clergyman is P. M. McKenna. Interment is scheduled at the Catholic cemetery on Beckley street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. McKenna
Beckley Street
Death of a Young Man J Nelson Glidden
J Nelson Glidden died at his home 4% Brooklyn Street at 9:50 this forenoon after a long illness dating back to 1810. He leaves a wife Helen Bruce before marriage in 1902, a brother Lewis B Glidden in the city, and several brothers in New Hampshire. Born in South Tamworth New Hampshire twenty eight years ago he came to Barry at eleven and learned the top sharpener trade before turning to theatre work. He was regarded as a man of promise and his death is deeply mourned by associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nelson Glidden
Brooklyn
Helen Bruce
Princeton
South Tamworth
N. H
Barry
Clidden
Ree Abbott
Cutler
Harold Lockwood
Bijou Today
George Wo Gault
Plainfeld
Aldrich Public Library
Whitehill
The
Waterbury
Barre
K. A. Bisnett
Burlington
Nellie Carle
John Street
Ladd Co. State
George Anderson
Springfield
Mass
Davia
Richard Blake
James Golden
Graniteville
Manderaves
Tdie Goddard Seminary
John Forbes
A. HB. Costio
Johnson
Brattleboro
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
Karl Smith
Highland Avenue
Murphy & Weafer
Penn Street
Iris
Franvis Grady
Rose Grady
Merchantstreet
Hartford, Con
Yukon
Dorothy Dalton
Kenneth Harlen
Frank Cardi
Center Street
American Express Co. Fe
Worcester
Musa
Henry Brown
Auguste Franceschiol
City Park
Boston
Mins Maura Bossi
Franceschini
City
Merlo
Granite Street
James McConnehie
Department of Education
Dartmouth College
Spaulding High School
Wilson
Marzilin Refi
Immigration Service
Rostow
Retth
Refi
Liberty
Frank D. Leo
Granite
White River Junction
Sundah Temple
Canada
HL. Duthie
Royal
Visier
Mutomotitle
Weather forecast for Barre area
The weather page notes rain tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures inland on Wednesday. Light variable winds become mostly north.
Local notes mix of ads and civic updates in Barre
The Barre scene features ads for talk of the town goods and a Bijou showing The Flame of the Yukon. Business visitors include Mrs George Wo Gault and Mrs K A Bisnett while public notices promise a library event and a Temple Sundah ceremony in White River Junction with Barre delegates.
Private Hexmond Anyelle to Speak in Moretown on June 6
Private Hexmond Anyelle, one of the American soldiers who returned from France, will address residents in his native Moretown town on Thursday evening, June 6. A large turnout is expected from across Washington County with electric lights planned for the venue at the Moretown village yard. The Northfield band will provide music, and additional attractions include speakers Mason Stone and catechetical workers, drawing many locals to the event.
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Hexmond Anyelle
France
Moretows
Washington County
Mir
Moretown Village
Theer
Northfield
Mason Stone
Cateche
Moretwen
Red Cross Monthly Meeting and Navy Enlistment News
The American Red Cross will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at Aldrich Hall, with Evelyn M. Drew See noting a large attendance is desired for important business. John Gallagher of Laurel Street applied to the Navy Recruiting Bureau in Montpelier yesterday but was rejected for a slight physical defect. he left for Quincy, Massachusetts to seek employment.
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Abbott
Delontver
Metro
Alan
Jones
Feo
Aldrich Hall
Busindea
Evelyn M. Drew
John Gallagher
Laurel Street
Pis
Navy
Montpelier
Gallagher
Quincy
Mass
Pole repaints at State House and local notices mix in Montpelier
Montpelier reports Roy Wilder repainted a 40 foot steel pole at the State House as wind gusts challenged the climb. Funeral for Doris Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, held at 1 pm with burial at North Branch cemetery. Depositions filed in a Mary Wheelock case. Reductions in jail populations noted with May counts and agricultural work for prisoners. Weathered water main leak in Tavis garage forced repairs. prison labor allocation outlined by state officials.
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Roy Wilder
State House
Wilder
Insurance
Doris Wallace
Nineten
Albert Wallace
North Street
Pipper
North Branch
Wo Davia
Nour
Ani Abe
Water Department
Laird
Washington County
Hous of Correction
United States
Sheri Tracy
Chittenden
Washington
Rutland
House of Correction
AdjtGen
H.T. Johnson
FOR SALE items including carriage and tools from Plainfield area
Mixed classified line reads for sale of a Willow baby carriage pail on Webster avenue and a gas engine set with tank and stove parts. Mentions household help, a woman of experience, and inquiries directed to N E Lafayette Plainfield and Mrs Ham 96 Northfield Street Madisonier with a telephone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Avenue
Thre-h. P. International Gas
Eral
Ownly
Mre
M. Ham
Northfield Street
Madpatier Tel
Washington county notes on enrollments and name changes
In Brendon the county meal board reviews assignments and calls for 20 divisions, while registrants and clerks discuss open branches and special service. Names and naturalization efforts appear, with officers reorganizing offices at the State House and various residents moving, traveling, or settling estates in Vermont.
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Washington County
Vermont
Board of Control
Brendon
State Building
Howard Lance
National Life
Mineola
NHS
Camp Devon
Nicholas D
Chris
Anthanespopolue
Iis
Chresanthanes
Joral Hoans
Grecon
Wee
Charles Dek. Bancroft
Chesunthuten
Frank H. Brooks
St. Johnsbury
Elmer Johnson
St. Minns
Gilbert Ty Miles
Middlesex
Hartwell
J. Taplin
Mr. Taplin
WJ Clapp
Barre
Alden FE
Lamb
Calwis
Elizabeth Goodwin
James. Goodwin
H. Woodruff
Montpel
Germany Desperate Says Lord High Chancellor At War Savings Meet
London June 4 Sir R B Finlay lord high chancellor said in a war savings meeting that evidence of German desperation could raise British confidence. He questioned German bombing of hospitals and killing nurses, calling it a senseless rage against obstacles to domination. He warned Germany's time is short and America will help balance the scales for justice, condemning the treatment of prisoners as infamous.
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London
Germany
Rb, Finlay
Europe
America
Cotton crop seen near record despite May conditions
Washington June 4 The cotton crop was in better condition on May 25 than on that date in any of the last ten years except 1911, the year of record production, in the department of agriculture report. Areas planted will be announced in July and initial estimates suggest a large rise over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Lieut Sewell Victor Named In War Bulletin Note
Washington June 4 General Pershing's communique continues with section H noting a hostile airplane was shot down by Lieut Sewell Victor. The pilot and observer were captured. The American plane mentioned in June 3 still in action in the Woevre region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Pershing
Lieutwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homer Fitts Co. Incorporated
L. J. Bertrand
Frank McWhorter
Talk OF
the Town
Guyette
Moretown
East Barre
Welcherville
Wouxtworth
Hastmats
Barclay Hroa
al Tee
Baten Bus Eipey
Kenuine Chase
Eveball Erie
Manshallen
Anke Tootr
Jaron
Dee
Eee Allen
Mari Allen OM Tien Engleet
Oranee Ca
Union Dry Goods Company
Ona
Theriault
New York
Edward Carey
Western Union
Mise Gertrue Choquette
Manchester
C.D. Waters
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
F. M. Harvey
Chelsea
Orange County Court
Helen Burbank
Th Commissioner of Industries
St. Johnebury
Puptine
Voller
Feaer
Drewes
Nice
Cantigny
Amiens
Lieut. Sewell Victor
Sherman
Oxfords
People's Shoe Store
State St. Montpelier —C
Andrews
No. Main St. Barre
Fies
C. W. Averill & Co. Telephone
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