Reverend Sharp to Preach at Methodist Church Here
Worceser district superintendent Rev. Mr. Sharp will be in town Saturday and Sunday for services at the Methodist church. Mrs. Coleman Towers remains confined to bed with asthma and heart trouble. Merton Jacobs moved to Peacham as Mrs. George Dyer and daughter Helen visit with Edgar Daymond. Barre visitors Straw Utton Darley and Florence Morgan spent Memorial day here. Mrs Dette accompanied them. Town schools held Memorial exercises at the town hall last Friday. County Hard Commissioner Currier was in town Monday to strike out the new iron bridge below the Hancock place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sharp
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Coleman Towers
Merton Jacobs
Peacham
George Dyer
Helen
Tie
Edgar Daymond
CC. Straw
E. A. Utton
Don Darley
Florence Morgan
Barre
Mes
Dette
Currier
Hancock Place
Health Restored by Eckman's Alterative
Anecdotal testimonial from a Philadelphia resident praising Eckman’s Alterative for tuberculosis and throat illnesses. Claims dramatic recovery after two weeks, notes previous hospital operations failed, and endorses the product as free of habit forming drugs. Encourages requesting a booklet from Eckman Laboratory for evidence and lists drugstores offering the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandwine
Eckmance
Eckman
Honri Lauriston T
Philn
Hekman
Rekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Bethel High Class Day Exercises Are Held in Town Hall
Bethel High School held its class day exercises at the town hall due to rain. President Frank Vatnam opened remarks with Grace Persons presenting history and others giving readings and poetry. Gifts were presented to the school by the class, and Edwin McIntyre accepted for the graduating class of 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo Rossi
Mmelen Woods
Des Moines
Town Hall
Frank Vatnam
Grace Persons
Cies
Mildred Versons
Clyde Bouthworth
Winter Pratt
Mary Cushing
Clase
Edwin McIntyre
Fred Whitney
Hanover
George Hackett
David Raymond
Lake Morey
Artie Thornton
Rutland
Demers
Hattie Gaudet
Brooks & Washburn
L. E. Down
John J. Parrott
Boston
Parrratt
Hot Springs
Ark
Tandor Baruch
New York City
Bascom House
Josephine French
Royalton Hill
Woodbury Granite Company
G. H. Bickford
Willanay ‘Toland
Simracas College
Robert W. McChire
Congregational Church
Bangor Theological Seminary
Plainfield and Montpelier Social Notes Quiet Week
Plainfield and Montpelier residents were seen visiting friends and relatives across towns. Notables include Mrs Harry Getphell and Mrs Orphin Foster of Marshfield, Burnham Colby retiring from Alleban and planning summer with parents, and Miss Olive Lamberton spending ten weeks at home in Marshfield. Numerous visits to Montpelier, Barre, and Woodbury marked the week, with townspeople attending a local drama, choral events, and a St Michael's school basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Richardson
Montpelier
Harry Getphell
Orphin Foster
Marshfield
Prod Chirtis
Frank Cole
Murshield
Burnham Colby
Alleban
Ed Bond
East Montpelier
Mra
Arthur Prescott
Ethel Colby
Waterbury
Colby
Cutting
Olive Lamberton
W. H. Martin
Dell
Jesse Gardner
F. J. Bancroft
Randolph Thursford
St. Michael's School
Plainfield
James Iooker
B. H. Townsend
William Adama
D. Bartlett
Arthur Lane
Woodbury
Charles Hoyt
Hardwick
Visi Goodrich
Hoyt
Portland
Ore
W. EB. Lazelle
Barre J
W. Lazelle
J. Royal Kinney
Fred Kinney
Boston
Ellen Shorey
Elizabeth Hammond
Burlington
William, Leffler
Hans Fredrickson
el Stowe
Dick” Batchelder
Edith Mancroft
Horace Hancroft
William Stratton
B. F. Leavitt
Karl Woodcock
Clara Cloke
Milford Kisur
Barre
Taraday
Charles ‘Thurber
Danville
Will Worthen
Purley Eiko
Tangnd Abba Clark
Mise Evelyn Hruffee
Knights of Pythias to hold second degree meeting
Marshfield notices report the Knights of Pythias to conduct a second degree work next Monday evening with every knight urged to attend.
Get It corn remedy sells nationwide
An early 20th century ad touts a painless corn remover named Get It. The copy promises quick relief for corns and calluses, claiming the product works on all varieties and is available through general stores and direct mail from BE Lawrence & Co. of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Lawrence & Coy
Chicago
Wilbur Lowe sells multiple young cattle at auction
Waterbury farmer Wilbur Lowe recently sold three heifer calves about three months old for four hundred dollars to New York buyers. He has sold all cows from the Hinterland herd at auction and now keeps only the highest registered Holsteins. The sales included calves with prestigious lineage linked to Nebol, Ethel Alexander, and Hungerveld DeKol. Two more male calves and one heifer remain, all descendants of notable stock. Duxbury town hall hosts an old toll concert this evening under Dillingham Grange with Bureeti’s orchestra, a chorus, solos, local readings, and a promenade.
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Wilbur Lowe
New York
Lowe
Eres Nebol
Ethel Alexander
King Borndyke Ormsby
DeKol
Stevens Bros
Laconia
Calantha Joham Lod
Gene Sigis Beets
Hungerveld DeKol
Duxbury Town Hall
Dillingham Grange
Bureeti
Prom‘enade
H. Haines
Nashua
Cora Seabury
WC T U4
Methodist Episcopal
Matthew ©. Fortier
Huntley
FB. Streeter
Health Officers
St. Albans
Dr. Steele
Middlebury College 114th Commencement Schedule
The program for Middlebury College’s 14th annual commencement runs June 21 to 24 with services, class day events, Phi Beta Kappa initiation, alumni activities, ground breaking for Mead Memorial chapel, a Chinese University of Hawaii baseball game, commencement concerts, and the graduation of the class of 114 including the conferral of degrees. Alumni events and tickets for concerts are noted, with a commencement dinner on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury Callewo
Thomas. Ram
Christian Associations
Rev
Fras
Metager
Pee
Bethany Church
Randolph
Phi Beta Kappa
Akumatussoriation
Peordons
Parker and Merrill Prices
Middlebury National Bank
Wit
John Abner Mead
Middlebury College
Ezra Bricinerd
Mead Memorial
Chinese Univ
Hawaii
Middlebury
Toreter
Corporation
David Bisphara
Musica
Edward Royce
Juan
McCollough
Alumedi
Montpelier Briefs Highlight Legal Bail and Local Events
James Quinn, Montpelier driver, faces $5,000 bail in Portland for alleged fatal hit and run involving Gladys Cote. Frank Donovan and Matthew Mann plead guilty to intoxication and are jailed. Grand list for 1914 rises by $12,20.30, amid real estate value drop, personal property up. Charles Guernsey marks 50th year at Lane Manufacturing. Vermont Electric Medical Society holds 48th annual meeting at State House with officers elected including Frank H. Godfrey and James W. Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinn
Easil
Portland
Gladys Cote
Quinn
Concord
Montpelier
Frank Donovan
Matthew Mann
Charles W. Guernsey
Lane Manufacuring Co
Vermont
N. Waite
M.D. Johnson
K. Bailey
Knut
East Corinth Obituary and Birth Notices Mix
The body of Dr. JP Smith was brought from Bradfarl for burial at his home. Mrs Smith was nine years off. Mrs Eile McKay died May 30 at her East Topahaui home, funeral to be held there. A daughter was born June 2 to Mr and Mrs John Sweet. Beside her husband she leaves three children, her mother and one brother. Flora Corlins visiting in town. Mrs B S Trwland renewed from convention in Burlington. KF P Sawyer and daughter Evelyn in Charleen. EB Prunier of Pulrhaven in town for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JP. Smith
Bradfarl
Pinklets laxative promises gentle relief for complexion woes
An advertisement promotes Pinklets tiny coated granules as a gentle laxative that clears poisons causing pimples and facial blemishes. It claims to avoid griping and can be taken with other medicines, selling in 25 cent size. The copy urges readers to contact Dr Williams Medicine Co. for a free Pinklet book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
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Launory Clothing Co
Worcester
Bethel
Bargain House
No. Main St
Barre, Vt
Knights of Pythias
J. Imith
Mer. Smith
Helle Pullock
Polic
Lamberton
Lower Main Street
William Inglis
C. D. Cole
Inglis
C. E. Society
Charch
Adinvasion
J. W. Meare
Charles of
Newbury
Lower Cabot
Mears
F. G
Woney
Hope Street
Greenfield
Mass
Barre Drug CO
Cummings & Lewis
B.A. Droussell
East Corinth
Man
Law’s
N.E. Fruit Store
No. Main Street
Fetechrical Supplies
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