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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
5
A dense local roundup cites Heath’s wallpaper arrival and several community items. It notes meetings of the Ladies Auxiliary to Clan Gordon and Presbyterian church groups, student movements, visits, performances, engagements, and local business ads across Barre and surrounding areas.
Notice announces a farmers meeting at Jee ball Worthen Neck on June 19 at 8 pm. Officials say cooperative efforts and dairy matters will be discussed along with regional farm issues impacting Barre and nearby towns.
A fragmented notice describes a monthly pest event related to hare management led by Beth Wedngetes on December 14 at 7 38. The readable fragments reference a local schedule and department involvement in pest control activities.
Readable fragments describe a cryptic sports or event item with multiple named entities hidden in OCR garble. The readable bits imply a local audience and a brief action, but specific facts, names, dates, or outcomes are too fragmentary to verify.
Multiple local items note Eastern Star drill teams rehearse at Tequet hall at 7 40 pm Danes meet in Rowland hall weekly Rosa Bottamini attends vacation in Brandon Faith Linsley travels to Middlebury for break Piano ad at Hailey's Music Rooms cars washed at Oliver's Battery Station Miss Buchan visits Berlin for weeks Rheumatic remedy ad and club meeting details Barre Woman's club to discuss Windsor federation results and funeral attendance Peerless Nine defeats North Montpelier with Shannon driving in six runs and Barre lineup details
The Ladies Aid of the M E church plans a meeting at Mr W Ho Hebard on south hill next Wednesday after men. Williamstown Grange No 1 will hold a regular meeting Wednesday evening at 8 with songs readings and discussions on family roles and work patterns.
A ragged quotation from HTL Hayden of Chicago discusses the vast stock of whiskey in the United States, suggesting prohibition’s end and the impact of the 18th amendment. The text claims enormous warehoused supplies and potential profits as distribution resumes and markets react to changing legal constraints.
The 15th biennial Randolph High School Alumni banquet took place at the parish house on Friday June 1 with Roy L Johnson as president and Franklin A Salisbury treasurer. Speakers included Miss Georgia White and Rev Fraser Metzger with music by the Alumni Apollo quartet. Weekend events included a senior class graduation ball raising $69, plus various funerals, visits, and upcoming King’s Daughters meetings in town.
In Rochester on Saturday Waitsfield defeated Rochester high school 6 to 4. Miss Trene Joslyn and Miss Toulse Gleason were noted in town updates. Baccalaureate Sunday and junior prize speaking set for the week, with graduates preparing for Friday’s high school graduation. Local residents, teachers, and visiting relatives were reported from Montpelier, Barre, and Wolcott areas.
West Berlin residents reconnect with relatives in Concord Waterbury and Warren while Mrs Florence Hewitt returns from West Lebanon. The Berlin elementary school graduation occurs with Viva Martha Green first and Robert Ernest Hill second. A large crowd attends as Supt McKnight presents diplomas and Rev Blomfield offers benediction. music and a cream social follow.
An exchange at a New York dinner features Judie Ebbert H Gary stating that hard work leads to success while the talk turns to farming woes. A storekeeper and Jeff Langshorne discuss poverty, land, seeds, and falling wheat prices as a reflection on rural hardship.
Arthur J Newhall, 61, a partner in the Drexel and Co. and J P Miland Co., collapsed and died yesterday in his Philadelphia office, ending a long career with the firms.
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