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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
8
Generally fair tonight and Tuesday with slight temperature change. Thunder showers expected this afternoon or tonight in parts of Maine. Winds shift from fresh southwesterly to northwest, and conditions remain unsettled with no major temperature change anticipated.
Local brief notices include dances at Greenwood lake and Clan Gordon Hall, visitors in Montpelier and Randolph, a Vermont varsity freshman home from Burlington, and church events at the Presbyterian Indies union. Also listed are ads for a sale of Hathaway and Arrow shirts, rheumatism remedy, and a large Barre farm for sale with extensive equipment and timber, offered by The DA Perry Real Estate agency.
A promotional health notice explains that low spirits and weak blood hinder digestion and that improving blood quality via Dr Williams Pink Pills can restore stomach function and appetite. It claims readers will regain hunger, advises dietary care, and offers a free diet booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady New York. All druggists sell the pills for six and a half cents as an advertisement.
After the W RC regular meeting on Thursday June 1 the Indios will go to the cemetery to decorate the sisters graves. Come and bring flowers. A list of flowers given for the funeral of Alfred Carnes includes roses mixed bundles and individual pieces. Awards and thanks noted for kindness during illness and death. Goodfellow's offers graduation and wedding gifts.
The ad promotes graduation presents and a jewelry sale at Goodfellow’s jewelry store with brace let watches and rings. It notes an exhibition and a play The Mine Wife at M E B church boulevard on June 47 at 8 o clock with admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children.
Arthur H. Come, adjutant of Noble Beckwith post, received a communication from the state commander urging Legion members to wear red poppies for a month in memory of National Gunmander Guibearth who has died. Also reported are wedding news, graduation notes, and local community updates from Bethel and surrounding towns.
Visitors in Barre include Tim Boston son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Smith from Stowe, Dr G J Abbott host. Branson Holmen and Lavere move to farm for summer. A Barre town tax notice requires payment within 90 days. Commencement week guest J C Kruttween visits Halkaras. Weather brings heavy showers.
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