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Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1919

Page

5

Talk of the Town auction and events in Barre

Local notices describe an auction sale at City Auction Market on Saturday then a dance in Howland hall with Geats and a 50 cent ladies free offer. Various upcoming events appear at Spaulding hall and and other venues.

Registration Notice for Discharged Service Members

Discharged soldiers and sailors are asked to register date of discharge at the home service section of the Red Cross Jackson block room 4 on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoons, also by appointment. Mrs. F. E. Robinson executive secretary.

Home Service Section The Red Cross Jackson Block F. E. Robinson

Alumni Ball and Woodmen Event Announced in Montpelier

The Phillips & Lucas Store invites Alumni and guests to an alumni ball at 8 H. assembly hall on June 18 with tickets at 1 for men and 35 cents for extra ladies. Modern Woodmen of America plans a June 6 meeting at 7 p.m with Northfield Foresters' team demonstrating at 8 p.m for about 40 candidates, a major county Woodcraft gathering.

Howland Hall Gilbertson Waltham Hamilton Elgin Hampden Illinois Phillips & Lucas Montpelier Centors Spaulding Assembly Hall Modern Woodmen of America Northfield Foresters

Williamstown widow Miss Ida Whitney host for funeral

Mrs Jane Whitney died at her daughter's home in Williamstown after a long illness. Born July 17, 1842 in Montpelier, she married Cyrus Whitney 60 years ago. Survived by daughter Ida and two sisters Sabrina Hutchins and Abbie Rumrill. Funeral Saturday at 1 pm from Mill Village home with Rev John Trone. Interment Green Mount Montpelier. Selectmen to meet at town clerk Saturday at 8 pm.

Jane Whitney Ida Whitney Whitney Montpelier Osmar Carr Cyrus Whitney Barre East Barre Williamstown Sabrina Hutchins Abbie Rumrill Northfield Mill Village John Trone Green Mount Cemetery

Concert Program At Fonjamin Falls June 8 3:30 PM

Weather permitting a Sunday afternoon program at Fonjamin Falls features Our Flag Schramm Overture Rakoozy Keler Balor Selection Fiddlers Three Johnstone Waltz Dremme Barnard Popular Songs Lampe March Belle of Indiana Sanglear America The concert showcases a mix of marches waltzes and patriotic numbers performed by the listed composers and selections.

Fonjamin Falls Schramm Keler-Balor Fiddlers Johnstone Dremme Barnard Lampe March Indiana Sanglear America

Local residents readjust after visits and move

Granitevill e residents Mrs H Corlins and sons Herbert and Raymond McLeod return to Orange Conn after two weeks with relatives. Miss Mary MacIver returns from Hartford and Fitchburg. Miss Jennie Guy trips to New Haven on business. Dr and Mrs J H Bailey spend 10 days in Sherbrooke PQ. Mr and Mrs RK Campbell move household goods to Hooker tenements. Rev Robert Hamilton of Plymouth PA preaches at Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10 30 and 7, sought attendance as candidate for pulpit.

Hooker Robert Hamilton Plymouth Presbyterian Church Hamilton

Lord Rhondda on Food Controller Duty Complains

The late Lord Rhondda said the food controller faced an impossible task, noting that only someone who fed a multitude with five loaves and two fishes could satisfy the job. He expressed weary skepticism about achieving the goal.

Lord Rhondda

Baptist delegates from Websterville visit Vermont Central association

Websterville delegates Dr C Petersen Mrs C Scott Mrs D D Smith Irene Miller and Mildred Kinney went to Groton Wednesday as delegates from the Baptist church to the Vermont Baptist Central association. Ernest Bell returned to New Haven Conn after visiting here for several days. Mrs M Howard returned to Albany N Y after spending a week with her sister Mrs William Riddel. Mr and Mrs James Wark Mr and Mrs Al Wark and son Sam Wark of Kinnears Mills P Q arrived to make their home here. Andrew Moore returned from Newport where he went to meet his father John Moore of Kinnears Mills P Q who will visit relatives here for some weeks.

Howland Hall Gilbertson Alytra Spaulding Assembly Hall Birnie Laurel Street W. EB. Mitlguy Enosburg Falls Margaret McCarthy Brook Street Catherine Carlton Boston W. Mearland Washington Street Frances Ahern New York City W. J. LeBaron Waterbury Airs A. G. Miles South Main Street James Thompson A. Bissett Merchant Street Barre A. Prindle Phillips & Lucas Montpelier Alexander Morrison Mrs. Flint West Street Morrison Graniteville George Lander Royal Pool and Billiard Parlor Lander c Massachusetts Andrew Knutson Ayers Street Randolph High School Odd Fellows H. William Scott New England Order of Protection Beaton N. FE Latercity Park Berlin Street Rounders George Ross Neil Wilkey Rounders Luigi Peroni Herman Catto D. D. Jackson Springfield Mass Oregon Oregon Trail Jackson Reardon Hunt Vermont Free Public Library Commission Barton Goddard New Hampshire Lisbon Littleton Lisbon High School Seminary William Heattie Faye Kelly Howard Sassi Brackett Spaulding Joe's William Calder Max Smith C. Petersen C. Scott D. D. Smith Irene Miller Mildred Kinney Groton The Baptist Church Vermont Baptist Central Association Ernest Bell New Haven al Wark Sam Wark Kinnear’s Mills P. Q Andrew Moore Newport John Moore

Iceman Brings a Heavy Load in Quiet Scene

A brief verse accosts a husky iceman with steel spring muscles who nonetheless mustered strength to carry a small piece, opening a concise Boston Transcript style image of sturdy labor.

Boston Transcript

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B. W. Hooker & Co Crown’s Drug Store North Main Street the Smith & Cumings Co., Inc Talk OF the Town Rockland Framingham Leominster Adams Company A. P. Abbott Co Hyde Park Voile Capes N. Main St Gardner Clinton Woburn Keene, N. H Barre, Vermont Barre, Vt Websterville Scott & Bowne Scott's Plainfield D. B. Dwinell East Calais, Vit Pure Candy Paes Papettegwenegy Fritz W. Jackson Co K. Macrae Miles Granite Case F. D. Ladd Company
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