Stowe Auction Sells 38 Head of Tarseys at Countess Dale
Stowe hosted a Friday sale at Countess Dale Farm on West Branch selling 38 registered Tarseys for about 7450 in gross receipts. The sale included two cows from Hood Farm Lowell MA Champion Torono Calla at 475 and Sophie's Early Bird at 500, with Willis Whinney of Salem purchasing Mr. Houston's bull Sophie's Lad for 86. The bull and two sons stayed on the farm. a yearling heifer was bought by KE. A. Kulsas Guilford. The event supported the H. H. Smith Women's Relief corps and attendees included Mary Smith Emma Latueh and Ninw Nutting with other members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Houson
Countess Dale Farm
West Branch
Te Hood Farm
Lowell
Mass
Sophie
Willis Whinney
Salem
Mr. Houston
KE. A. Kulsas
Guilford
Indies
H. Hl. Smith Women's Relief Corps
Inch
Ice ‘Cooum
Countess Dale Tarnatic- Aion Sale
Mary Smith
Emma Latueh
Ninw Nutting
Stowe High School
Akeley Memorial Building
Donald Douglass
Edwin Peterson
Cecil Keribner
Floyd Collins
Sadie Carey
Catherine Harris
Ue Bailey
Dorothy Barrows
Beatrix Pike
Hazel Oakes
Mise Muriel Hike
Mayo
Acta
Hagel Gibbs
Barrows
Clita
Doughiss Barrows
Cynthia Pipe
Brattleboro
George McAllistor
Morrisville
Hyde Park
Alfred Hemstead
Lincoln
N. U
Hemstead
Acton
Philip George
Bristol
Springfield
Maes
Latoille Grange
Morrieville
Burlington Wriday
A. R. Straw
Stowe
Grange
Hagen Road
Pomona Range
Mt Greensboro
Carroll Leach
Hardwick
Troy
N.Y
de Liang
Sean
Leach
Gwen Leach
Worcester
Lang
Alent
Colcier
Shani
Lila Shep Whaffer
East Montpelier News Roundup of Local Visits and Jobs
Messrs Lewis Maya Mrs Sarah LeBaron and others from Montpelier called on friends in town. Andrew Johnson, a Barre business visitor, and Oscar Emery left EW Bailey Co employment. Mrs Laura Maye and Kuli were Montpelier visitors. Gertrude Martin of Detroit visited relatives in Phalanx. John Gallisan and family paid a Barre call Saturday.
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Lewis Maya
Sarah LeBaron
Som
Robert
Montpelier
Andrew Johnson
Barre
Thorete Oecar
Emery
EW. Bailey Company
Montpollen
Harry Waniels
Clark
Gertrude Martin
Detroit
Cee Aes
Tee Im Phalnfield
Gear Emery
Footy
Dolly Mason
Batre
Misars Edith
Carrie Hollister
Mes Della LaPorrest
Keowatly
John Gallisan
Rela
Littl Lord Payntleray presented by Gut Players at Arley Venter
The Gut Players staged Littl Lord Payntleray on Saturday at Curtain ot P% in Plainfield. Arley Venter led the performance with a limited audience as readies for the weekend show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malourtd Tows
Nettle Gut Players
Littl Lord
Hair Removal Shortcut Guide
A compact tip sheet outlines quick methods to reduce visible facial and body hair. It mentions shaving, waxing, and depilatories, noting risks like irritation and the need for patch testing before broader use.
East Orange Visits and Local Travel Notes
A May diary of East Orange and Barre area residents records visits and movements. Families including Whitcomb, Sanborn, Hutchinson, and Prescott were seen in Barton Lyme Center Barre Waits River and Lake Morey areas. May 20 school picnic at Colby Grove. Minnie McAllen returned home to East Barre. Various townspeople, including Chaflin, Bow en, and Bixby, are noted in brief social mentions and local travel.
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and Aire
Arthur Whitcomb
Ruth Whitcomb
Marry Hodpkine
Loulas
Montpelier
B. L. Sanborn
Chude Clack
Bradford
H. B. Sanborn
Barre
Ni Ielster
W. Simpson
Hutchinson
Lake Morey
Colby Grove
Minnie McAllen
East Barre
Mra
A. EB
Prescott
Otto Simipson
C. E. Hutchinson
Delmer
Earle Prescott
Lyme Center
Hilas Bowen
Tawon
Slater
J.C. Dushner
James Rouhan
Saelly
Knos Felch
Waits River
Sune
N. J
Frank Bixby
Chelsea
F. A. Burrongi
Arthur
Harold Beidge
Topsham
Charles Richardson
Orange
Ray Claflin
Corinth
A.E. Prescott
Fairlee
Lyme
Otto Simpson
Addie Hutchinson
Ho AL Prescott
Nellie Bailey
Burroughs
N. H
Glen Hutchinson
Allen
Minnie Curtis
Washington
Ben Dexter
H. &. Mills
OL. Hutchinson
Glen
Prank Hutchinson's
East Corinth
A.C. Coleman
Roy
Bint Barre
O. A. Preavott
Sand
East Calais Visitors and Local Movement in Randolph
Mr and Mrs George Sanders spent the first of the week in Randolph while George Balentine and family hosted visitors in North Montpelier. Several locals traveled to Burlington and Waterbury for events as Mary Sanders worked with friends in Barre. George Clough and Betsy Dwinell attended Skidmore College graduation exercises in Saratoga Springs.
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George . Sanders
Randolph
North Montpeliey
Lake Champlain
Mary Sanders
Barren Airs
Dwinell
Saratoga
Skidmore School
Aice
Mise Bether Dwinell
Secrnt
Givist
Sermant
Mire
C.K
George Clough
New Hampshire
Karke Martin
Haleiel Grange
Hardwick
Randolph Now and Local Hiring Shifts Noted in Town
Bromley from White River Valley company departs to Platteburg New York as health and work use lines shift. Walter Killoren arrives from Upmound Florida with thirteen summer workers. Pred Copeland takes ten day vacation in Boston and Falmouth. Daniel Putnam of Rowton visits parents in town. formerly in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley
White River Valley
Mis OK Killwen
Tebe Ean
Walter Killoren
Upmound
Fla
Copeland
Baston
Falmouth
Thomas and
Heese Miller Snere
Onmar
Daniel Putnam
Rowton
Mes A. Matmatm
Mr. Putnam
Bostom
Washington, DC
Social Notes From North Montpelier and Vicinity
North Montpelier residents Mr and Mrs J Perry hosted visitors and planned calls on friends. Hattie Jevrsen visited her sister in Corinth, while Mr and Mrs George K Pray were guests of Barre guests. Local society records show attendance at Vermont Grand Hospital events and Memorial Day plans in Montpelier and Wasertury.
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J. Perry
T . Witleses
Berths Eral
Hattie Jevrsen
Corinth
George K. Pray
Mra
Montpelier
Wasertury
Fae
Tireemehure
Ener Memorial
Derivative text fragment and unclear headline
An unclear OCR fragment shows jumbled words and names. The readable portions reference a time around two or four periods and a television context, but no coherent event, person, or organization is identifiable to form a factual summary.
Vermont Creamery and Market Letter Highlights Quality and Branding
With heat rising, creamery managers must test milk avidity and temperature before shipping to ensure quality. Record shipments, monitor acidity and fat, and enforce clean utensils. Emphasizes proper butter branding, net weight compliance, and reliable packaging amid short supplies and high demand in Boston and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Department of Ag
Bureau of Chemistry
United Stated
Department of Agriculture
Merbioe
Washington
Tlc
New York Butter Market Shapes Vermont Creamery Shifts
Vermont creameries report nutty shifts in New York butter trade as April prices fluctuate. Demand remains steady for unsalted butter and premium Cheddar cheeses while high quality butter shows modest gains despite market turbulence.
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Vermont
New York
Bern
Ehemerion
St Louis Public Schools Turning Waste Paper Into Cash
St Louis schools run a nationwide cited program turning old newspapers magazines and papers into funds for the Teachers' Benevolent Annuity association. Pupils in 135 schools total over 100000 participants collect, sort, and ship paper weekly, with projected proceeds over 15000 by June. The plan includes contests and rewards to boost thrift and conservation.
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Ana L
Secretary of Commerce
Alexander
Oday
St. Vonks
Stephen M. Wagner
Board of Editation
St. Louis
Wagner
Schoory
Teachers’ Benevolent Annuity Association
St. Fautis
St. Louie
St. Lave
Department of Commerce
Teo
Feed Quotations for Mixed Carloads at Boston Freight Points
Current quotations for feeds in mixed carloads for cash to Boston freight-rate points. Prices listed are wholesale and include sacks. Nearly all Vermont stations take the rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vermont
The Church's Call to the Clergy in Wartime
The Church must resist being mere publicity for political factions and instead reflect Christ’s method. Clergy should inform society that Christianity condemns harmful worldly methods, urging a shift from statecraft’s wars toward moral action. Father Figgis’s remark echoes the need for courage and discipleship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Europe
Brotherhood of Lan
Brotherhood of Man
Jesus
Lear
Father Figgis
Barbee's Singing School Draws Notable Opening Crowd
Nettleton businessman John Barbee reports strong early attendance for his singing school this season. The Boston Transcript notes his unusually large mouth and the impressive singing voice heard when he opens wide, suggesting a notable talent worth hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton News
John Barbee
Barbee
Boston ‘Transcript
Goodyear Tires and Auto Supplies Featured
Goodyear Tires and Tubes along with patches cement tire putty radiator cement horns tire chains cross chains light bulbs and other auto needs are offered at this shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
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Ernest Houston
East
Plainfield
Ares
East Orange
East Calais
North
Vermont Creamery and Market Letter
Tire
Mr Creameries
Windham County
Windsaor County Cooperative Milk Producers, Inc
Ducers
Maen
Daley Manufacturing
Maple Products
State Department
Meric
Ar‘vivale
Plifirnla
Cumaian Storks
Roam
Lana
Ellenberger
Wal. Com
Crosby
Vaicorn Dairy
Wirthmore Dairy
Paragon Dairy
Enuin
Charles E. Hires
Philadelphia, Pa
Niagara
Lee & Clara B. Shortt
Marshfield, Vt
Arlington
Kent
Kent Ice Cream Co
Burlington, Vt
Bosch Magneto Co
Bosch
Timkin Bearings
Hyatt Bearings
Metord
Cole Aero-Eight
HUPM
BILE
Studebaker
Nash and Overland
Ant
Selden
NASH
International
Brodie & Niles
St. Paul Street
Burlington
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