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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
5
Social items fill the page with public dances in Montpelier and Barre, hats advertised at half price, job moves by O W Boyea and others, and reports of alumni visits, club meetings, and school events. Notables include naval student Ossola, Red Cross gathering, junior prom highlights, and thanks from Ida Whitney, all set in a bustling town calendar.
The class president invites members to a chummy roadster party tomorrow evening at the church 718, to bring camera tires and goggles. The dollar social was voted off. Mrs Alice VanDeusen returns to Barre opening her sister family home. Mr and Mrs Allen return from California expected home soon. Morning service baptized five children. evening program featured junior and primary songs and recitations and a cornet solo. Proclamation on the key scout campaign read.
Captain Charles N Barker arrives from Richmond after surgery and starts housekeeping in Mayo block. Charles Plastridge visits father William D Plastridge in Northfield. Hello Telephone Company hosts a graceful armory hall dance with Gilbertson orchestra. Postmaster Hubbell and son Yarrington return from Quincy after weeks with Mrs Herlihy. Sergeant Edward Plunkett home from overseas after serving with the 37th Pioneer Infantry. Ruth Shaw graduates Northfield Seminary and visits with Prof and Mrs Shaw. Mrs White gains health at Randolph sanatorium. Mr and Mrs Joyce return to Worcester after weeks with Mrs Gould’s estate.
Graniteville society reports Annie and Dorothy Campbell returning to Springfield after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs K Campbell. Mildred Miles finished school at Bentolph and visited Wokeoth over the weekend. Marriages were announced at St Sylvester’s church. Donahue and Helen Halligan and Mrs Paul Knight arrived from Claremont to reside here. Mr Knight works for K J Smith Co. Neil Daniels and family spent the weekend in Woodbury. Branch No 12 Q W L of NA meets Wednesday June 11 at Miles Hall at 730. Vermont APL delegates nominated. Orange County Red Cross notes urge continued production for Europe’s suffering. Mary Carr Tewknbury promotes Red Cross programs. Lost checkbook ad noted. Discharged soldiers should register discharge dates with the Red Cross home service in Jackson block room 4, Monday to Saturday evenings and Saturdays, by appointment.
Deputy Game Warden Sargood tours trout streams teaching youngsters and angling adults a safer method to remove hooks from small trout. Wetting the hand before handling preserves slime protecting skin and increasing survival odds. He also gives juveniles tiny hooks to promote catch and release. He distributes bird pamphlets and educates children on wildlife, hoping future stewards respect laws protecting birds and game.
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