Knights Templar officers elected at Burlington event
Vermont Masons report 49 knights died and membership 2797. Officers elected include R F grand commander Edward L Bates Bennington and Frank B Putnam Brattleboro as deputy grand commander. Royal and Select Masters also held convocation with M F grand master Dana S Brownell Springfield and Henry H Ross Burlington among officers. The Black Box will be shown at the Rir, show starts 7 o'clock. Ade Use Preox for spraying trees and potatoes, for sale at Kempton Mill.
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Burlington
H. H. Ross
Knights Templar
R. F
Edward L. Bates
Bennington
W. KE
Frank B. Put ‘Nam
Brattleboro
Elray BR. Whitaker
Barre F
Frederick H.bbitt
Bellows Valle
William H. Ridlew
Saalt
William Hick
Montpelier
Alfred J. Hough
Brownsville
Frank Adame
Sir Mee
Ferris R. Vaughn
Brittleboro
M. F
Dana
Brownell
Springfeld
Ima Frederick H. Babbitt
Bellows Pall
Deane
Blew
Middlebury
Charles H. Heaton
Henry H. Ross
Guard
Harley T. Seaver
Marton
Ma Ty L. Ballon
Chester
Aaron H. Grout
Newport
Christie R. Crowell
William W. Jones
Windsor
Fred H Spaulding
Springfield
Sentinel
William H. Folum
Kempton Mille
Weather forecast for Barre area June 9 1915
Partly cloudy tonight with slight cooling. Thursday skies will be fair with moderate variable winds. More marginal details are unreadable in the source, but the forecast centers on a cooler followed by fair, breezy day.
Talk of the Towns random notices and events
Kee Abbott visits the city while Frank Fortes of Orchard Maine visits friends. An infant born to Mr and Mrs Fransis Goldsbury in Montpelier. A St Johns court meeting Thursday at 7 oclock. A 11 acre property for sale along the Barre to Montpelier road. Teobaldo Rossi home for summer on Beckley street. Philathea class meets tonight at Congregational church last meeting of season. Mount St Marys academy seniors perform including Claire Miles. Rev George F Fortier in town for Goddard seminary events. DO V O baseball update East Barre beat D O C VI 4 2. St Johnsbury adding Barre players this season. Partridge improvements on Summer street corner with cement wall and railing. Old newspapers reveal Lincoln assassination accounts. Jobe Brechin 25th wedding anniversary celebrated by 40 friends with food, drinks, and gifts.
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Kee Abbott
Frank BR. Fortes
Old Orchard
Anon
Franci Goldsbury
Heaton Hospital
Montpelier
St. John's Court
Barre
Vermont Real Eatute & Insurance Co
Teobaldo Rossi
Pacific Coast
Beckley Street
Congregational Church
Charel
D. OC
East Barre
East Barre A. C
Canales
Scampini
DO. V. Battery
I. Roark
Doyle
Taplin
St. Johnsbury
Lawton Witt
Goddard
Bellows Falls
Keefe
Twirler
Charles J. Hoernle
Tommy Davidson
Rernard Tee
Tufts College
Lily White
Tc Foach
Gale Peareetty
Summer Street
Lower
Wellington Street
Blanchard
Enterprise
Lincoln
Washington
Sargent Ro Emerson
Jobe Brechin
Milnes
Mra. Frankin
Mrechin
Albott's offers new summer dresses in town sale
There will be no rehearsal of the Presbyterian choir this week. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs W C Eaxtman of Granitevill. Lieut-Gov Hale E Darling of Chelsea was among business visitors in the city. Mrs o Kendall left for Boston for an extended visit with her daughter. William Veter Lamson, visiting friends, has returned home. G Royce Kenflett of Enosburg Falls returned home after several days in Barre and Orange on lumbering business. Lawrence H Lewis of Nelson street, formerly with the Central Vermont railroad, started work as a brakeman on the Barre railroad line to the quarries. A new 1916 Overland touring car was driven to the city by M P Cutler from MeIndoes Falls and turned over to him by state distributor M Stewart. The car is on exhibit at the Palace garage. Overland touring car price has dropped from 1.07 to 750. Vestrymen of the Church of the Shepherd met to discuss parish welfare matters. Some vestrymen plan to attend the Vermont Episcopal diocese convention in Rutland next week.
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Albott's
W.C. Eaxtman
Granitevill
M. P. Cutler
MeIndoes Falla
M. Stewart
Palace Garage
Church of the
Dl Shepherd
Rutland
Vermont Episcopal Diocese
Lawn Care: Mowing, Rolling, Sprinkling Guidelines
Agricultural guidance outlines mowing frequency and clippings use, roll only lightly on mature lawns, and avoid midseason rolling. It notes clipping removal reduces mold risk, recommends deep soaking once or twice weekly, and warns crabgrass as a major weed. Watering timing favored for late afternoon or early morning, with thorough saturation to three inches.
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Pegeler
Lara
Too Late to Be Classified Es Es Sss Peres
A brief item notes an unclear late entry concerning Es Es Sss Peres, with minimal legible details and no further context available.
Goddard Seminary Commercials Hold Graduation Exercises
Graduating exercises of the commercial class of 101 at Goddard Seminary were held in the assembly hall with green and gold decorations. Congressman Frank Plumley addressed the graduates on work, loyalty to Vermont, persistence, and beginning new life beyond school, followed by a formal program that included readings, music, and a class diploma tally led by Principal Hollister.
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Goddard Seminary
Goddard
Exaaya
Wish
Frank Plumley
Northfield
Hollister
Pumley
Jaleo
Congressman Plumley
Vermont
Hoe
Public invite to Gadilard chapel event Thursday evening
The Gadilard chapel will host a public gathering Thursday evening with free admission. Residents and visitors are invited to attend, and no charge will be required for entry.
Many Alumni Back at Montpelier Seminary
Alumni return for commencement at Montpelier Seminary with over a0 graduates expected today. An evening alumni banquet and a full program showcased the elocution department’s skilled students, while trustees met to review Principal J. W. Hache’s yearly report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Jane
J. W. Hateh
J. Borden Estee
Vernon A. Doty
Joseph W. Butterfield
Elocution Department
Seminary
Roberta
Mary Cary
June Owen
the Lion
Gladys Balentine
Flory J. Lyndes
Maurice Walbridge
Flora Royer
the Ruggles
Louise Barker
Mass fincum and clan day events at school
The program opened with a mock faculty meeting and chapel exercises at 8 30 this morning led by Oliver Walker. Everett Crabtree gave a prayer and Maurice Walbridges presented clans history with George Tucker delivering a clans poem.
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Fincum
Oliver Walker
George Tucker
Lila ‘Townshena
Sons of the Violin
Martin Nime
Cly Naird
Tracy Slack
Paul Hatch
Robert Parker
Everett Crabtree
Maurice Walbridges
Olive Walker
Martin Jeronimo
Gladys Ballentine
Margaret Converse
Lila Townsend
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Homex Fitts Co
Kayser
Vermont Masons
Bert Killam
Deme L. Lasky
Barre Daily Times
Talk OF
the Town
Cluett and Hathaway
Frank McWhorter
United States ‘Department of Agriculture
Ditty
Sss Peres
G. S. Commercials
Goddard Ioel
Charles Calderara
Anothen
Alexander Lacasse
John BR. Reardin
Romeo
Jullet
Nelhe DB
Hottigt
Serond Honoris
F. Watson
Tridel Presshen
Uirieg
Mike Rachael Moulener
Danene Ti Mitchell
John Murray Bartinan
Frank Mum ‘Ley
Ue Ballet
le Cid
Maapeney i
Misa
Edith Virtur
Mtay
Labor Niles
Honors Gate
Mies
Mary M. Tinevertid
Iet
Lamin
Hew. Reardon
Prindget Hollister
Dliphonane
Sereetbeat
Alexander A
Frewete Albert Hwrit
Oh Mawlien Reteheider
Plainfield
Biethras Payttt
Hater
Nelle Iterie Mentigi
Kathleen Mary Degnen
Crente Vile Mery
Martine Heenetti
Pierre
Ann Murray Kestman
Verre
Lew Lawrene
Tienege
Weller Orden Demas
Reuben
Welker
Eiwart J. Welker
Meier
Mearedey
Gadilard Chapel
Evenita
Jordiadly
Montpelier Sem
Belgium
Henry W. Knight
Veale & Knight
Union Store
Union Clothing Co
Depot Square
Barre, Vt
Averill & Company
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