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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
6
Harry Daniels of East Montpelier Mrs Beste davobs and Mrs Walter Bowen enjoyed a fishing trip to Woodbury lake Friday Lynn Daniels visited Burre Wednesday.
The ad describes removing hair quickly from the face neck or arms using a delatone paste mixed with water. Apply to hairy skin for about two minutes, rub off, and wash to leave skin hair free. Emphasizes using real fresh delatone to avoid disappointment.
An ad touts Outgrow as a remedy for ingrown toenails. It claims the product reduces inflammation and pain and toughens skin beneath the nail so the nail grows outward. It notes Outgro is a harmless antiseptic available at drug stores in a small bottle with directions.
Marshfield announces a Sunday school picnic at Rev F R Currier's Joe's Pond cottage next Wednesday June 15 with activities for all ages and transportation for those without means by notifying A W Clark or W R Hudson. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A roundup of local people visiting relatives and neighbors in East Montpelier Barre Northfield and Montpelier. Arthur Cyburn hosts the Sunday guest of his daughter Mrs Arthur Townsend of Hollister Will. Charles Taylor noted as a chief in Barre Monday. Rev A P Phillipa of Chester visited. Mrs Tee Chandler and Mrs Nance Rogers injured in a Tuesday wagon accident. Esther Mille malts a successful school in East Montpelier. center picnic as schools closed Friday. continues with residents like Miram Sparrow Mine Esther Mille and Arthur Cobarn Mills Dow in Barre for business.
Fragmentary OCR indicates individuals including Eugene Splovdlag wiring for electric lights at hire house buildings. Mentions Mrs Artingr Prescoott and daughter Ra chel, and Mrs Dorothy Mason attending Thursday events. McDonald of Plainfield reported in on Friday for business.
Fragmentary health advice urges regular elimination through bowels kidneys and skin. It warns about medicines that temporarily force bowel action and hints at harmful effects of waste buildup in the body.
Chelsea records show visits and returns of local residents including Mra Millard F George and Rolla Tilton. Lawyers and townsfolk attend probate matters, road work, and bridge plans on Maple Street with Will T Noble of Tunbridge awarded the contract. More dates include June 24 for Sarah E Skinner's will. citizens undergo naturalization exam in Corinth.
Berlin Mirror Lake notes a brief event as The Geange Dreamethr Cub offers a imitation show at Holden Hall. Mention is made of Misses visiting from Springfield and family arrivals including Clarence Pike and daughter Elizabeth, with Mrs Tiffeny arriving from Tiewtem Stomdiaty. Mrs Arthur Brown returns home after Eradnati of the Bertin cemetery scents in West lin Wey orang.
A teacher cites recovery from liver and stomach trouble after taking Fruit-a-tives or Fruit Liver Tablets. He claims the remedy improved complexion and blood, calling it the highest result of New Thought in medicine. 80c per box, six for $2.50, for sample size 250 from Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
Waterbury capped its 1921 commencement with ceremonies at the opera house, crowded seats and visible demand for a larger venue. Principal Gorham and Dr Kline of Middbury College addressed graduates, with diplomas presented by Superintendent Lance. The Latin and English classes named many graduates, and the week closed with a community ball and social events honoring the class.
Fragmentary local item shows a Williamstown hotel dispute with a court or legal action named Pretey and Sues seven. Colt and have your pes sssminnd appears as garbled text, suggesting a misread report. The readable portion cites a legal proceeding at a hotel with unnamed parties and dates missing.
Newbury Vermont records the 28th commencement at Newbury High School held last Thursday night June 9 with officers James Hibbard president Alice Johnson vice president M Isabel Hartwell secretary and treasurer. Speakers included Miss Alice Johnson Miss Mary Hartwell and Franklin Teighton among others. diplomas awarded by Richard Darling and Principal D. A set of scholarships noted, followed by a community gathering and a note on alumni events and local gatherings.
The summary lists students and days absent: Willie Harmon and Louise Harmon had no absences for the year. Osto Welch missed one day, Rhaemia Welch two days, Katherine Flanders three days, and Doris Bixby three days.
Sunday sermon by Rev. Campbell from Deut 22 8 noted as very Pelii. Annual community picnic sponsored by Green Mt Creamery Co at the usual place Friday the 17th with cream scoring by Ren Dwinell and prizes of 5 3 and 1. Patrons bring two days cream to compete for prizes. Local visits include Will Swift and rent of Orange at W W Keyes, Charles Colby of East Orange, Cha Mills, Ray, and more. Rev George Morris returned to attend service before leaving for Prince Edward Island with his family. Avis Smith returns from Graniteville. Mrs Abbie White back from Groton. John White and East Topsham family at White brothers. Several neighbors visited at Dr J A Dow and Floran Church gatherings.
An ad feature from Boston promotes Dr Tree’s Elixir as a family laxative and worm expeller. Nellie Woodsford describes her children living happily, relief from headaches and stomach issues, and a sick child restored after using the Elixir. The notice presents the product as pleasant to take and effective for worms.
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