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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

2

Great faith in Hood’s Sarsaparilla and iron tonic ad

An advertisement praises Hood’s Sarsaparilla with an iron tonic as a superior combo for blood purification and overall treatment. It claims two dollars spent on both cures more effectively than four dollars on any other therapy and urges readers to buy today.

Hood Ady

Salvation Army Raises Twice Its War Campaign Target

New York reports the Salvation Army raised 2.275 million dollars for war work, surpassing the 1.0 million goal. Commander Evangeline Booth urged 100 Salvation Army women to join 900 already abroad, with 30,000 male officers in service and thousands more in other war duties.

New York Salvation Army Evangeline Booth

Montpelier Seminary Ends Year With Endowment Progress

The closing exercises were held as 42 graduates were honored. Alumni elected officers and a banquet was held despite a storm. Endowment totals stood at $67,000 of a $150,000 goal, with $9,000 raised that day and plans to complete the campaign in weeks.

Montpelier Seminary Stanley Lynde Alumni Association A. W. Hewitt Plainfield L. A. Kelly Montpelier Lillian Green East Montpelier Raymond Wells Middlesex Emily Glover W. B. Lance W. B. Turney Green Lance Lewis D. Martin Barre Mainfield Elton Lance Davis Kenneth Ward William Shaw W. B. Sluts Anid Tilton

Train Conductor Suffered Serious Fall in Vermont Yard

William Senter, a Central Vermont freight train conductor from St. Albans, broke both legs after falling from a platform as a train shifted in the north yard at White River Junction on June 11. He was taken to St. Albans for treatment.

White River Junction William Senter Central Vermont Railway St. Albans

Father John's Medicine as Spring Tonic and Strength Builder

An advertisement promotes Father John's Medicine as a wholesome food tonic to gain flesh and strength. It claims no alcohol or dangerous drugs, over 60 years in use, and encourages starting after meals and at bedtime to see weight gain and strength improvements.

Father John

Delatone Hair Removal Method Promises Quick Results

An old note explains a simple delatone paste for removing hair. Mix powder with water to form a stiff paste, apply to the area, wait about two minutes, then rub off and wash to remove hairs. Cautions that effectiveness depends on hair being removable.

Unshaken Testimony for Doan's Kidney Pills in Barre

Mrs. N M Nelson of 20 Merchant Street Barre testifies after a severe kidney attack left her with back pain and fatigue. She spent over a hundred dollars on remedies before Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the danger and restored strength. Six years later she still uses Doan's occasionally and finds them excellent. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Ad.

Dean Barre Mra N. M. Nelson Merchant Street Doan Mia. Nelson Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y Ady

Baby’s Seven Month Eczema Cure Promoted

A Marlboro mother reports her infant’s seven month eczema cleared after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She describes watery pimples on the face, intense itch, and sleepless nights before healing after treatment. The testimonial lists Cuticura sent by mail for free samples.

Adelina Bellontto E. Lincoln St Marlboro Mass

Alumni Graduation Echoes and War Casualty Report

The article blends a Montpelier school graduation program detailing a piano solo by Professor Jirmy and the Miss Marion Bickford quartet with a long list of graduates. It moves to a Washington casualty tally for World War II noting 19 killed in action 9 died of wounds and 137 severely wounded plus names of officers and soldiers from multiple states and towns.

Jirmy Doyle Raymond Marion Bickford F. W. Mitchell Montpelier E. W. Sharp Orevean Merkel Allitson Kalwin Bruce Barnby Walter Cory Ruth Brown FE. H. Hughes New England Methodist Conference Geeuntes James Floyd Arkley Waterbury Hazel Glee Ather Laura Bliss Marshfield Alice M. Brown Sheldon Ruth Helen Brown Olga J. Bertoli Montler Donald CC. Church Jonesville Ira M. Church Randolph Walter Dewey Cory South Londonderry Katherine Donaldson West Burke Bernice (. Fitch Wells River Charles A. Flannery Lucy J. Frontini Marie P. Giuliani Florence Goodwin Chelsea Bellmuth M. Green Colton N. Y Paul H. Hatch J. Milo Jeffrey Fast Burke Harold P. Johnson Barre Alice M. Kelley Albany Elton W. Lance Plainfield Helen G. Lynch Stanley H. Lyndes Elsie E. McElroy Richford Flora FE. Pierce Craftebury Lit F. Rawson Underhill Pauline Am Rhoades Monticello Vesta B. Rhoades Cecile FE. Richardson Dores M. Ricker Wershire Margaret D. Shanley Montlier Barbara M. Smith Kna Thomas Northfield Charlotte Twitchell Elsie M. Walbridge Cabot Edna FE. Waldo Williamstown Gordon B. Webster Phyllis A. Webster Harold C. West Tunbridge Nora FE. Wheeler Calais Doris C. Wright Colchester Washington, D. C

Moretown Residents Attend Local Address by Corporal Guyette

Corporal Raymond C. Guyette, a native of Moretown, was greeted warmly by former friends as he arrived Thursday to speak in support of allies. The Northfield band provided music and the occasion was a memorable one. Also noted are local visits and residents receiving guests, with several families and individuals mentioned in connection to Montpelier Waterbury Waitsfield and Vergennes.

Raymond C. Guyette Curtis Guyette Northfield Band B.C. Newton Montpelier P. E. Griffith P. E. Talbert Waterbury N.C. Sleeper Bradford G. H. Sleeper's Addie Sawyer John Fulton Lebanon N.fl M. L. Freeman’s William Shaw John O'Neill Frank Berno Barre Clyde Newton Burlington C. B. McAllister Vergennes G. E. Dale Sawyer Gladys Newton Waitsfield Dorothy Griffith Dorothy Kingsbury Vaughn Atkins Ruts Flint Ruth Kingsbury Hattie Shonio George Sawyer Grant Newton Harlow Pickett Ruth

Death of Charles E. Starkey in Brattleboro

Charles E Starkey aged 60 of Brattleboro was found dead in his home Wednesday morning. He suffered asthma and probable heart failure after rising at night for a remedy. Born Townshend 1849 he left a wife Mary E Jepson and one sister Mrs Henry P Welman. He worked for the Brattle Organ company and later did odd jobs.

Charles Eliot Starkey Brattleboro Townshend Alonso and Phoebe Howard) Starkey E. A. Starkey Henry P. Welman Mary E. Jepson Halifax West Brattess

South Barre Grange to Convene Regular Meeting Thursday

South Barre grange will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening with con fer ring of third and fourth degrees. Visiting patrons are always welcome.

South Barre Grange

Neutrone Prescription Promises Rheumatic Relief

Barres relief sufferers praise Neutrone Prescription 9 as a quick lasting remedy for rheumatism and neuralgia. The ad claims home testimonials prove its effectiveness and notes rapid popularity. Available in bottles at prices up to one dollar and mailed orders from J A Crown and leading druggists.

Barre Menange J. A. Crown Adv

Military Casualties Listed From Recent Accidents

Pvt Edward A Wynn of Griffin Georgia died in an airplane accident. A Bayne of Grand Rapids Michigan died due to accident and other causes. Corp Philip J Waters of New York City died in service. Pvt Wente Parks of Madison Georgia and Pst Anthony Prischo of Brooklyn New York are also listed with causes pending verification.

Edward A. Wynn Griffin, Ga We Dumesx A. Bayne Grand Rapids Corp Philip J. Waters New York City Wente Parks Madison, Ga Anthony Prischo Brooklyn N. Y

Local Residents Noted In Weekend Visits

Flint and Archola Cutler along with Gertrude Gauthier were mentioned as visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawes of Barre were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Atkins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bates returned from a motor trip to North Hampton Massachusetts. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Flint visited their Washington home for a day last week.

Samue L Brown Drowns in Lake Champlain

Burlington news reports Samuel L Brown, 71, an longtime resident, drowned himself in Lake Champlain on June 11. His body remained underwater about four hours before recovery. He leaves two sons Samuel and George who are serving in the navy and army respectively, plus a brother in the army.

Burlington Samue L. Brown Lake Champlain Mr. Brown Samuel George

Dance Friday Evening in West Topsham Hall

A dance is planned for Friday evening June 14 at the West Topsham hall. The event invites local residents to join in music and social dancing at the community venue.

West Topsham Hall

Crews of Neutral Steamers Rescued After Submarine Sinkings

Atlantic Port June 13. Crews of two neutral steamships Vindeggen and Henrik Lund torpedoed by German subs were rescued by a Danish merchant ship. They reported their ships were sunk about 25 miles east of Cape Charles. Vindeggen unloaded part of her copper cargo before sinking, transferring about 80 tons to the U boat.

Atlantic Vindeggen Henrik Lund Cape Charles

Hat Discount Starts Thursday at Websterville

Beginning Thursday June 13 Websterville will offer a 25 percent discount on all spring and summer hats. Florence Whitcomb East Barre is listed in the notice.

Florence Whitcomb East Barre

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