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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1914

Page

6

Bethel Village Notes and Local Appointments

Bethel updates record Mrs Gibson Crain returning from East Braintree and a prior fortnight at Fred Crain's. Church services marked Children’s Day at Congregational and Methodist. Local graduates include Robert Noble Jr and Paul F Wilson from Dartmouth College. Lois Wilson visits from Bishop Hopkins Hall Burlington. Alton Bullard recovers from pneumonia. Diphtheria quarantine lifted at Fred Williamson’s house after a mild case. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs N M Lord of Brooklyn dies at two days. Moses Clukey leaves for a month rest from the postal press. Gilead church served by Rev G F Crawford in Rev Hamilton’s absence. Gilbert A Davis of Windsor visits.

Mra Gibson Crain East Braintree Fred C. Crain Thomas J. F. Pascoe Raymond, al Dartmouth College Robert Noble, Jr Paul F. Wilson Thi Village Lois Wilson Bishop Hopkine’ Hall Burlington May Haley Turnersville Mass Alton Bullard Fred Williamson Fred Whitney Hanover, N. H N. M. Lord Brooklyn N. Y Moses Clukey Portamoutl N. H Joseph Hamilton Gilead G. F. Crawford Randolph Gilbert A. Davis Windsor

Northfield Visitors and Local Vacation Notes

Local residents and visitors are listed in a brief town gossip page. Judge Zed 8, Stanton of Roxbury visited Friday. J E Bingham and party planned a month at Sheltwine pond near Hinesburg. Leda Stevens and Adele May Connachio of Barre visited Charles A. Phumley. K F Deering and party from Arlington Mass left for New Hampshire and Mine tie. The Phimley family to spend a month at Grand View in North Hero. Dr EE Batchelder returned to duty after vacation. St John’s church to celebrate two masses each Sunday at eight and ten starting next week.

Zed Stanton Roxbury J. E. Bingham Pon Jett Sheltwine Pond Hinesburg Leda Stevens Adele May Connachio Barre Charles A. Phumley K. F. Deering Arlington Mass New Hampshire Charlie A. Phimley North Hero Grand View EE Batchelder B. F. Allen St. John's Church

Rochester Community Notes Preserve Social Town Events

Mrs Eilith Spencer joined Wake Robin guests for a sugar on snow treat. The W T U held a June conference with delegates from rural towns and a large turnout at Universalist church. Miss Victoria Moran won first prize in the medal contest with Nellie Bartos second. Local visits include Mrs Will Cook of Forestdale staying with her daughter Mrs Clarence Young for seamstress work. Mrs Henry Wing returns from Massachusetts along with Mr and Mrs Arthur Kinsman and their son visiting Woodstock relatives.

Eilith Spencer Wake Robin Ural Universalist Church Corseberry New York Victoria Moran Nellie Bartos Will Cook Forestdale Clarence Young Jmet W. Emerson Millie Mass Stoughton Hs Boston Clifford Knapp L. J. Bailey Henry Wing Massachusetts Arthur Kinsman Woodstock N.hs

East Barre Community Notices Family Visits and Outing

East Barre reports Mr. and Mrs. LD Partridge of Randolph arriving Friday to visit their son Amos Partridge. Lattell and Harold of Williamstown visited John and Mee Chiyton at Plaine field. Mrs. Wallner Jones returned Friday after two weeks in Morrisville. A party of eight including school members toured Lake Morey for a day trip. Ronne Thicker stays in Williamstown as guest of Farol Mian Grace Locklin visits Davin of Trew Mill.

LD. Partridge Handolph Amos Partridge Naughery Lattell Harold Williamstown Mya John Mee Chiyton Tcheer Plaine Field Ronne Thicker Williamston Farol Mian Grace Locklin Mr. Anit Mra TP Davin Trew Mill

Randolph High School Alumni Banquet Highlights

Randolph notes a lively alumni banquet at the Randolph Inn on Friday night with red and white decorations, toasts by Leon Latham and Cyril Angell, remarks by Dr. H. A. Hayward, and a later executive committee meeting. Nearby events include a W. A. B. C. supper, a flag day observance, and a high school ball game ending 7 to 4 against the agricultural school at Center.

Randolph, Inn Hiday Night Leon D. Latham Ailton H. A. Hayward Cyril Angell Caroling Mauder Mary Care Smuch Ttwan

Middlesex Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Accidents

Madam Somers returns to Pair Haven and opens her home for summer. Guests include Mrs Bert Norton and family. Walter Bigelow and wife visit Mr F Higelow. A. P. Bigelow and F. J. Eaton travel to Rochester. Levi Swift injures hand when horse kicks him Friday night. W M Lewis and E Cooney return from Lake Champlain. Lawn party at W M Lewis residence on Wednesday with top cream and cake. Miss Addie Nichols attends Montpelier school exercises.

Madam Somers Pair Haven Bert Norton Walter Bigelow Jol Bire P. Higelow A. P. Bigelow F. J. Eaton Rochester Levi Swift Frank Lewis Allen North Ferrisburg Lewis W. M, Lewis Cooney Lake Champlain Murray Reynolds Waterfry Center C. Gravee Frank Nichols W. M. Lewis Addie Nichols Montpelier Sem- Jimary

Commencement Week In Montpelier Honors Imperiaureate Sermon

In Montpelier commencement week featured Rev. A. H. Spence Jr delivering the Imperiaureate sermon at the Church of the Messiah on the subject An Adequate Preparation for Life. Fourteen friends of Mike Lowe visited Lena St Onge for a birthday. Sowles of Barre Town named guardian of Marthe K E Sowden in Berlin probate court. Lillian A Sowden named administratrix of E Sowden estate. Armand Tavernia, 15, broke both bones in his left arm after falling from a fourth-floor door at the Control Vermont railroad wards. he walked to a store steps before being taken to the hospital.

A. H. Spence, Jr Mike Lowe Lena St. Onge Todo Sl. Sowles Barre Town Marthe K E. Sowden Berlin Lillian A. Sowden

Funeral of G F Wilken Held at Home in Rochester

Funeral services for the late G F Wilken were held from his home Tuesday following illness. Mrs Marie Fessenden visits her father J R Church. Eugene Perry of Bethel was involved in a fatal accident recently near Hiram Perry's house. The text notes relatives in Rochester and Rethel, and urges wiring homes for electricity during the holiday season. Several from the area attended the W C T U convention in Rochester and Taleville residents visited by James Freelan and family. Elmore Gondyarar is undergoing cancer treatment, with Dr Clance Campbell involved.

G. F. Wilken Wellh Rochester Marie Fessenden J. R. Church Epugene Perry Bethel Hiram Perry Nee Church Rethel J. KR T. U L. T. L. Mra James Freelan Taleville John Andrus Elmore Gondyrar Dy. Clance Campbell

Orange County Court Announces Jury Trials and Sentences

In Orange County Chelsea June 15 the court concluded evidence in the Sanders case with a verdict for the defendant on costs and noted an upcoming supreme court appeal. A second jury trial in Picknell v Fulton awarded the plaintiff damages for a two year old heifer. Other civil cases were settled or continued. Criminal cases included Goldberg found guilty and sentenced to lard labor with probation, a rapist sent to prison for two to four years, and Gero charged with breach of peace receiving one to two years. The docket will continue with divorce hearings next week.

Chelsea William C. Sanders Adming Eunice Sanborn Abe Jacobs Orange County Court Ini Supreme Court Dan C. Picknell Monant Wilson Williams BR. M. Harvey William € Unborn Blake Locke A. M. Goldberg Willian Wil Sprague Atateva Willand Wilkie Haj Newbury Windeer Atty, Williamn Stanley State Joseph Gero Randolph House of Correction Mt’ Ruthind Atty Ad Stanley

Parcel post eggs shown to boost producer price and freshness

U S department tests over five months prove parcel post delivers eggs well when carefully packed and candled. Of 131 eggs shipped, excessive breakage was low and wastage minimal, with quality maintained by candling to remove infertile or spoiled eggs. producers must ensure only top quality eggs are sent to sustain prices and reputation.

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Free Prescription for Eye Comfort and Home Packaging Tips

Thousands suffer eye trouble from neglect and costly care. A simple five grain Optona tablet with water bathes the eye to ease inflammation and sharpen vision. Also guidance on egg packing, container types, and postage optimizations to reduce shipping cost and safeguard product quality for home use.

Transfusion Warps Star Pitcher Jack Runlet into Twinned Self

John Runlet a famed athlete becomes ill and needs blood transfusions from two women Maud Scarborough and Delit Thorne and two men Ned Summerfield and George Smith The story traces his dramatic recovery yet deep personal changes including feminine mannerisms and clothing choices his fall from athletic perfection and a final plan to restore his masculine balance through further blood transfusion with male blood as medical officials weigh risks and outcomes

John Runlet Jack Runlet Runlet Jack Maud Scarborough Delit Thorne Ned Summerfield George Smith

Farmers' bulletin lists hens freed on request

A brief item notes hens published in the farmers' bulletin A04 from the Department of Agriculture and states they will be freed upon request.

Agriculture

Climbing Roses Guide for Attractive Home Gardens

A Department of Agriculture guide discusses using climbing roses to beautify homes with vines over trellises and roofs. It covers pruning after blooming to direct growth for next year, selective trimming of shoots, renewal of wood from higher points on tall trellises, and leaving four feet of old stalks to ensure abundant blooms.

Dows

Lost in a City in Violet Moonlight

The narrator recounts a perplexing journey through Camaguay seeking a stable and a vanished path. After two hours of wandering by a mapped route, they find a violet cloister behind thick masonry and observe a mysterious linked scene under Coban moonlight. The passage blends memory and dream with references to Julius Maller in the Century.

Camaguay Sinter Julius Maller

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