War Savings Drive Aids Barre Boys In Service
Barre Daily Times notes urge support for war savings stamps to aid Barre volunteers overseas. It highlights casualties near the Marne with 130 names listed and one fifth killed in action, and cites Secretary Lansing and Baker on wartime mobilization and plans to expand Lake Champlain improvements aiding Vermont coal relief. The piece reflects home front fundraising and national defense measures.
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Parshing
Marne River
Vermont
New York Barge Canal
Congress
Lake Champlain
Fort Ticonderoga
Osteopath doctors seek army service parity in letters
Barre Daily Times letters call for equal consideration of osteopathic physicians for military service. Six thousand physicians denied service and 1500 osteopaths volunteered but were refused. Col Roosevelt backs the bill and urges letting osteopaths serve in army and navy with examinations on par with other schools. Readers urged to contact their Congress representative.
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Barre Daily Times
Congress
Army
Col. Roosevelt
France
Montpelier Court Hears Breach of Peace Plea and Laughable Auctions
George McSwayne and Joseph Lelinique faced breach of peace charges in Montpelier court after disrupting trains on the Montpelier and Wells River tracks. Raymond Tuttle attended Norwich University naval prep, while Montpelier high and seminary graduation events featured addresses by E. S. Abbott and performances by local students.
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George McSwayne
Comuty
M. Harvey
Joseph Lelinique
Montpelier and
Welle River
Jane
Marty Grant
Crottal Vermont
Montpelier
Barre
Ite
Harvey
Raymond Tuttle
Norwich University
Dillingham
Naval Academy
Pan
Congregational Service in Williamstown After War Effort Talk
A patriotic service at the Williamstown Methodist Church featured fiery addresses by Marc M. Wilson of Raiiland FA on food conservation child welfare and the war savings stamps campaign. The men chorus sang Keep the Home Fires Burning and Hail to the flag inspiring the gathering. Committees on food conservation and child welfare will form soon with Mrs Masetty A Seaver directing and Dr FP Robinson chairing the savings stamps effort.
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Methodist
Vallant
Marc M. Wilson
Raiiland
Howland
Montpelier
Kings Must Stand Together Or Die
London May 31 correspondence of the Associated Press reports a secret letter from Emperor Charles to King Ferdinand of Romania in February shaping Romania's wartime stance. The letter urged unity among monarchies against Bolshevism and warned of danger to the Romanian dynasty if Ferdinand clung to the Allies, offering support to retain his throne if he abandoned the allies.
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London
Assoiated
Ferdinand
Rumania
Charles
Austria Hungary
Romana
Germany
Eireles
Romania
Associated Press
Jassy
United States
Ruematia
Europe
Austria
Austrian
West Berlin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mis M L Libbey spent Thursday in Montpelier. Mrs Walter Johnson of Greenfield visits her father B S Gove. Mrs Florence Clark from Montpelier visited daughter Catherine at Mr and Mrs M B Ginga. Mrs Gove slowly improving at the hospital. Patterson and Emer son spent Saturday in Montpelier. Residents attended the Jecure in Northfield Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs FA Glines returned from Waterbury where they visited daughters. Mrs H A Stockwell in Northfield last Saturday. West Berlin cemetery work improved. George Strider in Montpelier Saturday with B S Gove and daughter Mrs Johnson after visiting Mrs Mary Fletcher. They called on Mr and Mrs H Robinson in their new home in Wine Sineling. They were sorry to learn Mr Robinson is still quite poorly.
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Mis
M. L. Libbey
Montpelier
Walter Johnson
Greenfield
Mia
Gove
Florence Clark
Catherine
M. B. Ginga
FA. Glines
Waterbury
H. A. Stockwell
Northfield
West Berlin
George Strider
B.S Gove
Mra Johnson
Mary Vletcher Ag
Mr and
H. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Corinth Notes On Visits Movements And Local Happenings
Local residents and visitors gather for visits at Wallace Chalmers and others. Distant relatives Mrs. Levi Wilson of Groton dies, families visit in Tilton and Chelsea. Area youths join a training camp, Minstrel show attended in Bradford, South Corinth school buys Thrift stamps, and Abbotts advertises a $2 wash suit sale.
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Rodney Childs
St. Johnsbury
Copp
Haverhill
Levi Wilson
Groton
Charles Wiggins
Fot
Tilton
N. FL
Joase
Herbert Wiggins
Sr. Hill Line
Chelsea
Hutton
Lewis True
Barre
Clifford Chalmers
Hazel Ladd
Nathan Carter
Mra
Wallace Chalmers
van Woodcock
Dwight Woodwork
Sanor Chalmers
Lawrence Chalmers
Cyrus Kings
Bradford
South Corinth
Local Notes From Gaysville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs M L Wyman Jr visited Lockhaven cottage with Mr and Mrs F W Chapman of Bethel. Lorn Larmie went to Hethel for a job at Jennes restaurant. Leon Perkins and daughter Helen returned from Linwood. J D Bilackmer and John Blackmer attended Pomona Orange at Warren. G T Mille spent Saturday in Northfield. Mrs H J Costigan went to Hanover for gallstone surgery. B R C Cowdrey and daughter Mary visited town. C D Trask left the power station. Thomas Thukette takes night work. Mary Gibson returned home after winter with relatives in Springfield. Antonio Guerra moved to Waterbury for work. John Brooks of Bristol visited town. O Ellis of East Barnard visited Emma Leavitt. W K Barrows of Stockbridge visited daughter Mrs Jerry Wilson. George Judkine returned from Boston where he stayed with relatives. North Branch school closed with pupils presenting Miss Ruie Angell a little ivory clock.
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M. L. Wyman, Jr
Lockhaven
N. K
F W. Chapman
Bethel
Lorn Larmie
Hethel
Jenney's
Leon Perkins
Ir Helen
Linwood
Mann
J. D. Bilackmer
John Blackmer
Pomona
Warren
G.T. Mille
Northfield
H. J. Costigan
Hanover
BR. C. Cowdrey
Slary
C.D. Trask
Thomas Thukette
Mary Gibson
Springfield
Antonio Guerra
Waterbury
John Brooks
Bristol
O. Ellis
East Barnard
Emma Leavitt
W. K. Barrows
Stockbridge
Jerry Wilson
George Judkine
Boston
Winona Clubs Schedule Meetings and Red Cross Fundraiser
The W T U will meet with Mrs Avery on Wednesday afternoon and the Winona council plans a 7 PM regular meeting to allow attendance at a Red Cross entertainment in the opera house. The Monday event by fourth and fifth grade children raised 14 dollars for Red Cross.
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Avery
Winona
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Associated Prem Press
Lansing
Baker
Russell
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Montpeleir
America
Prin. E
Abbott
Rutland High School
Montpelier High School
J. S. Winslow
Dows
Harold Keith
East Eines
Montier Seminary
Martha E. Morse
Hardwick
ML G. Morse
Romance
Rubenstein
Hark
Scuhert- Liset
Bernice Tiflotsen
Godard
Jessis P. Sweet
Richmond
Griegs
Chopin
von Wilm
Mix Lawton
Miss Sweet
Misa Freda
Whittemore
Eden
Parke
Coleridge-Taylor
Warmer
Gounod
Williamstown
Charles of Austria
Ferdinand of
Corinth
Smith
Lorenzo Heath
Meo
Lake Morey
Abbott's
Rogers’ Walk- Over
Boot Shop
Chicago
V. Price & Co
F. H. Rogers & Company
Gaysville
East Brookfield
North Branch
Ruie Angell
East Barre
New York
Granite Savings Bank& Trust Co
John Trow
Frank F. Cave
Chas. H. Wishart
Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of
Montpelier, Vt
Assets Membership
Berlin
Orange
Wrasis
Mrs. Shepard Co., O., Inc
Crepe de Chine
Madras
McCuen
Kayser
Phoenix
Warner
Silk
Fabrice Gloves
Georgette
Parasola
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