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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
6
The Marshfield Dramatic Club will present The Flowing Howl at the hall next Friday night June 12 followed by supper and a dance with Wells orchestra of Northfield. Local residents and visitors attended despite bad weather. many townspeople noted illness and travel updates, and two upcoming plays were announced for North Montpelier Hall association.
Memorial exercises were held with a fine speech by Duder Z. S. Stanton and music by the Rochester orchestra and drum corps. Edson Hubbard returned from Los Angeles to resume residence here, while High Henry plans a large project on Brook Street. A Windsor county WTU convention was held in Rochester in June, and Captain David Cleveland returned to his South Hollow home after wintering in the South.
In Graniteville the Nation Regular meeting of branch No 12 QW 1 Coot A will convene at Socialist hall on Wednesday evening June 10 at 7 o'clock. Officers and delegates will be elected and important business to discuss. All members should attend per secretary notice.
The Congregational Church hosted a Sunday assembly as high and grammar school graduates filled the aisles. Hey W. E. Douglass delivered a strong sermon while E. Miller directed music and Karl Twombly played violin. The junior class supervised decorations and the old folks concert drew over 200 attendees with a full program of songs, solos, and choruses, ending with America and a postconcert dinner-pail gathering.
Randolph reports a seven car graduation trip visiting Barnard Woodstock White River Junction Hanover N H, with Miss Grace Ball and others attending engagements. Several residents travel for visits, illnesses, and college events as week's activities unfold. Rev Fraser Metzger spoke Sunday at Music Hall on Be ye also ready.
Northfield residents F. Colburn and son Paul moved to Burlington while Rev J B Gates preached in Montpelier. William M Wiley aged 61 died near Harlow in a brief illness. Businesshouses closed Friday for George H Bickford's funeral. A new moving picture show opened in Guild Hall conducted by Walter Snow. St Michael s College rector Ree and clergy from Montpelier and Randolph visited for St Johns 40 hours devotion. Mrs Dominick Falzerano died after lengthy illness survived by husband and four children. funeral held at St Johns. George Crumber, former Brown infielder, seeks release from New Haven Eastern League to join Twin State League. New Haven reportedly denies cost.
Barre resident George W. Lander praises Doan's Kidney Pills in a public statement. He says the pills acted as a tonic to his kidneys after back trouble and that he has not needed another kidney remedy since. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
PL Acknowledges visits and movements of Montpelier residents and local families. Dr B B Carter attended a Rutland health convention. Wilbur Burnett, Clifford Batchel attended Burlingston events. Mrs Withiam Stratton returned home after illness. Several residents travel to Barre Cambridge and Marshfield. Arthur Benjamin and Fred Dwinell cited for health concerns.
Advertises Eckmans Alterative as a remedy for tuberculosis and related lung and throat conditions. Claims to reduce night sweats and fever, speed recovery, and build the system. Says it contains no narcotics or habit forming drugs and urges buyers to consult druggists or write to the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for a booklet.
Mrs Hone Fredrickson visited Mr and Mrs Harry Dudley of East Montpelier on Saturday. The village improvement society meets at the home of Misses June and Atna Clark Wednesday at 7 20 PM. Ilesae Gardner spent Sunday with friends in Jonesville.
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