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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
The article extols Gold Dust as a versatile antiseptic cleaning powder. It claims deep reach into corners, dissolves dirt and grease, and cleans metal work, enamel, and glass without scratching. It promotes multiple home uses, economy through exact quantities, and no need for soap.
Washington report notes the Rebekahs and Odd Fellows plan a memorial service on Sunday June 1 at the Universalist church. The service will honor departed members with prayers, readings, and a brief presentation by lodge officials.
An ad claims Pinklets gently correct chronic constipation with a gentle laxative effect, warning against harsh laxatives. It promotes free samples and a 5 cent bowtie offer, citing Dr. Williams Medicine Co. as the source from Schenectady NY.
Bethel Whitcomb High School held its Class Day on campus with clear weather and calm rail activity. Speakers included Mildred Shaws, Kenneth Hodgkins, Southworth, and Katharine Mowers. performances featured music by the school and a magic act. Attendance was strong as students, teachers, and families witnessed the culminating ceremony and the farewell to graduates.
A fragmented OCR line yields a rough personal reference with missing context and unclear names. The readable portion points to a single time element and a couple of generic terms, offering no verifiable event or clear subject for a complete news item.
North Montpelier and East Montpelier churches announce services next Sunday June 18 at East Montpelier 11 4 m and North Montpelier 2 p m with Sunday school at 1 o'clock Rev F Hi Adama to preach. locals and visitors listed attending events and completing Memorial Day activities including several Barre and Waterbury residents and a broken rib incident from a sulky plow accident.
Bath with resinol soap and hot water then apply resinol ointment gently. Leave ten minutes then rinse with soap and hot water finishing with cold water. Use daily to clear pores, reduce pimples and prevent rashes for babies with resinol soap noted as pure and mild. Montpelier notes include local birthday, visits, and a Ford automobile sighting.
In Websterville last night Edith M Wilkie daughter of Mr and Mrs William Laird wed Arthur W Edwards at 8 oclock Reverend William Gartshore officiated in a quiet ceremony attended only by immediate relatives A luncheon followed and the couple left for a week long wedding tour in Canada Edwards works at Smith and Co quarry Wilkie known as a prominent woman in Websterville recently a nurse from City Hospital class of 1913
Berlin. Boyd, secretary of the Ver y School union, will give a special address on Thursday at 8 in the Congregational church at Berlin Corners.
Mrs. Fred Fairbanks returns from California with children as family plans unfold in Woodstock. Mrs. Morse arrives from Brooklyn to join summer visit with daughters while Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton host a graduation reception. Several residents travel for funerals, family reunions, and visits to Keene, Boston, and New York as high school exercises proceed. Edwin Goodwin leaves for Concord to resume work if able.
The funeral for Mrs Laura Batchelder was at her East Montpelier home with Rev Shaw officiating. Bearers were her sons Levi and Fred and grandsons Grover Simpson and Ferrin Batchelder. She rests in Cutler cemetery beside her husband. Attendees from out of town included Fred Batchelder from Lowell Mia Addia Simpson and Grover Batchelder of Concord Rev Lawrence and Mrs Guy Lamson visited from Philadelphia. A Tuesday after events included local visits, a school class picnic, and a Linehand time. A garage is being built by Lee Parker. An earthquake-like shock was felt Monday afternoon at 2:50 PM, causing house damage and window breaks.
FG Webster revisited with sister Mrs. H A Leonard and father Alfred Webster before departing Wednesday night for his Burlington home.
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