Spaulding High Closes Season With Rout Of Montpelier Seminary
Spaulding High School baseball closed its season in Montpelier with a 14 to 0 victory over Montpelier Seminary. Gray pitched strongly for Spaulding, fanning 13 as Montpelier’s offense produced four hits. Slayton delivered a key triple and two RBIs, while Watt homered in the seventh. Montpelier struggled with baserunning and fielding errors as Spaulding shuffled positions late.
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Spaulding High School
Montpelier
Montpelier Seminary
Clay
Lawton Moore
Healey
Gray
Slayton
Woodcock
Spaulding Boys
Brown
O'Keefe
O'Leary
O'Hear
Cay
Watt
Douglass
O'Ivery
Veale
Nicola
McDonald
Nicora
Moore
Robinson
Manchelier
Spaulding
Watts
Rlaytony
Atolen
Lawton
Cleary
Hols
Woodwork
O'Keefeg Firay
Hathaway
Hood's Pills Advertisement and Baseball Box Score
An old advertisement for Hood's Pills claims biliousness saps spirit and causes headaches and constipation, urging liver cleansing. A battered box score follows with O'Leary, Slayton, Woodcock and Gray in a game with numerous errors, multiple players named, and a final line showing runs and hits.
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Hood
L Hood Co
Lowell, Ma
West River Valley seeks restored mail clerk service
Brattleboro area residents launch petitions across towns from Brattleboro to South Londonderry to urge the second assistant postmaster general to reinstate postal clerk service on the West River branch of the Central Vermont Railroad. Prior to 1917 a mail clerk operated there. now letters travel via 30 miles to Brattleboro and back.
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Brattleboro
Jumbo
West River Valley
South Londonderry
West River
Gentral Vermont
Londonderry
Jamaica
Dale
Germany Admitted to League, Resolution Adopted in Geneva
The Union of League of Nations associations assembled at Geneva adopted a resolution in favor of admitting Germany to the league. The action was taken during the assembly's session today.
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Union League of Nations Associations
Geneva
Assembly of the Union of League of Nations Asso Riations
Germany
League of Nations
Fifty Five Rescued After Pueblo Train Wreck
Denver officials report fifty five people were rescued from a Denver and Rio Grande train that overturned in the Pueblo railroad yards Saturday morning. Thirteen persons are unaccounted for according to A. R. Baldwin, receiver of the road, with search and rescue operations continuing.
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Denver Colo
Denver and Rio Grande
Pueblo
A. R. Baldwin
Marriage of Ware and Farnham at the bride's home
The marriage of Albert Ware and Mabel Farnham was solemnized at the bride's home on Wednesday evening June 1 with Rev. J. C. Mitchell officiating. Lucie Sleeper served as bridesmaid and Wilmer Ware as groomman. The notice also relays Memorial Sunday and Memorial Day observances, Civil War veterans, illnesses, travel reports, and a local automobile accident with a damaged Ford vehicle near Hutchinson cemetery.
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Albert Ware
Mabel Farnham
Ida Farnham
J. C. Mitchell
Lucie Sleeper
Wilmer Ware
Fresh Eggs In Abundant Markets Keep Prices Steady
In Barre Vermont on June 8 1921 fresh eggs remain plentiful and butter prices hold at 32 cents per pound while potatoes fall to 50 cents a bushel and dressed pork is 10 cents. The market reports show wholesale dairy items steady with small regional variations.
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Barre
Boston Market Reports Jobbing Quotations on Dairy
Boston market notes quote butter eggs and cheese with various categories. Fancy northern creamery tubs and boxes show prices around 44 to 83 cents. Western creamery rates, New York twins and Young America cheeses listed with multiple price points.
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Boston
Dune
Hennery
New York Twins
Young America
Funeral for Mrs Melinda Bemis Held in Marshfield
Mrs Melinda Bemis died Monday noon at 80 after a long life in Marshfield. Widowhood and illness eased by daughter-in-law Myrtie Bemis. Funeral conducted at Congregational church by Rev. George F. Fortier. Village notes include school program, community meetings, and local visits.
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Melinda Bemis
Myrtie Bemis
Universalist
Eee
Congregational Church
George F. Fortier
St. Albans
P.m
Pythian Hall
Hiawatha
Tia
Aes
M. KE
Washington County
Calais
Hollister Bourne
Depot Street
Richard Davison
Adamant
Jason Johnson
Williamstown
Will Whitcomb
William Esterbrook
Barton
W. Bouldry
M. E
Louise Sanborn
Burlington
Mra
B. W. Davie
Mra. C. HL Baldwin
Lisbon
N. H
Ljennie Bemis
Hanover
Florence Burnham
Middlesex
HL G. Carpenter
Cabot
Harry Shielde
Hertford
Conn
Nevon Base
Arthur Gilman
White River Junction
Forged to Fight for His Breath
A Philadelphia man, David Raff, credits Tanlac with reversing widespread illness and restoring appetite, sleep, weight, and energy after months of weakness. He reports gaining fifteen pounds after five bottles and praises the medicine as effective as advertised. Tanlac is sold in Barre by Cummings & Lewis and by leading druggists nationwide.
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Tanlac
Barre
Cummings & Lewis
Adv
The Value of Insurance Highlighted by National Life
An ad from National Life Insurance Company Mutual contrasts improvidence with insurance and urges families to obtain adequate coverage now, emphasizing the financial protection insurance provides against future bills.
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National Life Ins. Co
Mutual
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