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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
6
Windsor High School defeated Bethel Whitcomb 2 to 1 in Woodstock on Saturday in a closely fought game witnessed by a large crowd. Jack Lavelle doubled stole third and home for Bethel’s lone run, while his team’s pitcher delivered his usual strong performance.
Residents and guests fill a weekend in East Cabot and nearby areas. Alvin Dunn and Rundey hosted at Aaron Bolton's while Mr and Mrs Metin of West Danville visited relatives. Ida Rare and Alvin Mackey hosted relatives, and Charles W. Mongh led a group patrolling roads. Various locals, including the Rogers family and Frank Peck and daughter Lamsiee, welcomed visitors and travelers at homes in Cabot and nearby towns. Robert Miller of Circes delivered word in town and Chlemin Heath with Cart Mille attended events at Premk Paks.
East Braintree items report Arthur Billings visiting Potsdam New York with his mother Abbie Billings. Blanchard is ill Nettie Crain visits her son Fred in Bethel. Jessie Blanchard stays with her parents J W Blanchard. Ruth Caher of West Braintree and F W Wond of North Randolph visited E A Wheeler. Florence Foley and two children returned from Northfield. Lizzie Laport travels to Kennebuck Maine for several months. Elmer Kyes called to Randolph for Mra Kyes brother illness. Mary Linfield works on her house. Mrs Clayton Mann is critically ill from a fall while carrying water and overexertion. D O Fisher and wife depart for an extended West tour visiting Seattle Panama Exposition and other places.
Randolph residents hosted a string of relatives and visitors from Montpelier Boston Burlington and Burlington over the weekend. Arthur Slack and Mrs Lucinda Cleveland hosted Mr and Mrs Dean Slack while Mrs Harold Skinner welcomed guests from Boston and Mrs G W Smith and son Grange returned to St Albans after a visit with Mrs Smith’s husband Rev G W Smith. Arthur Newton Buick official visited with Warner F Russell AOD Corwin and Joseph Bell driving from New York to Randolph in 302 miles.
Cabot residents and visitors are recorded with varying health issues and travel. Mr Fairbrother fell ill in Albany prompting a return home, while Mrs Eliana Russell stayed with friends in East Montpelier. Several locals, including Mrs Smith and Miss Stone, sought hospital care and visits to Mary Fletcher hospital. John Cutting and family from Indianapolis arrived to visit his birthplace now owned by Nellie Williams, noting over forty youths in the village. Other locals, such as Hoyt Gallup in Plainfield and LoS Collins in Greensboro, were seen in town, with Mrs Nayea hospitalized for gallstones. Numerous errands, hospital checks, and social visits fill the week as neighbors travel and reconnect.
Hardwick Mine Mary Michael enjoys a two week vacation with relatives in Boston. Memorial day address delivered by Eugene Clowse in Harlington. Fish and game club meeting at Lake Mansfield Westernday. Frank Taylor visits Ermebiarg Falls. School plays The Raintow Kirorno nah nen Pert staged Friday with solid starts. Frank Hall in Harlington later week. Mise Lennne Sheehan visits her mother Nora Sheehan JH. Stuart of St Johnsbury tone Terr Mrs Guy Maltle's sister Chevies Gould elected in Memtpeier. Mise Margaret Tevie visits town friends.
Fragmentary OCR hints a Waterbury notice about a burial in a village cemetery tower area. Names listed include A. F. Culline and Gate Tee Tews Morees with references to Frank Wreley and 1 Hert Burial. Readers should seek complete copy for confirmation.
Mr and Mrs Milo Ball visited their daughter Mrs Hugh Henry in Roslin dale Massachusetts last week. Judge B A Edgerton attends the June term in Woodstock. Henry Barreuther of Brooklyn called on friends here. Bethel Rochester beat Rochester 10 9 on Memorial Day. A large crowd attended ceremonies with Swaffords tent. S Hollister Jackson of Barre gave an address and Goddard orchestra provided music. BK A Abbott named acting postmaster replacing Mrs Kila Martin who resigned.
Washington D C June a supplemental brief in the Riggs bank suit against Secretary McAvoe and Controller Williams was filed Saturday by Assistant Attorney General Warren in support of the government claim that the controller can postalize national banks for refusing to make spatial reports. The court weighs whether to grant a permanent injunction to stop penalties. all other relief requested by the bank has been denied.
Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt travel from New York to New Orleans for a meeting with old friend John Parker and then sail to Pass Christian aboard Parker’s yacht to visit bird refuges. The trip aims to recover from recent injuries and return to New York by midmonth.
Fragmented report from Chenville details the funeral of Hanes Hibberd with mentions of March timing and local attendees. The article references Theory Phelps Grenville and Walter Scot, plus other regional names and an evening event at the ark. Whittier is cited for a report of the ceremony and related items.
Fragmentary text notes resolutions and pledges involving named individuals in Williamstown. The readable lines reference legal or ceremonial statements about duties, reward, and formal actions, but key details, dates, and participants are obscured by garbled OCR.
A fragmented text from a pamphlet titled Fighting Trim urges individuals to prepare for infection and potential conflict. It promotes personal fortification, health vigilance, and readiness against dangers, stressing the role of public health and national defense in safeguarding citizens.
A new baggage declaration and insurance fee rule prompts protests from railroad patrons and concerns over clerical burdens. The Massachusetts Public Service Commission doubts railroads can implement the Cummins amendment without causing widespread confusion and inconvenience during peak travel.
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