Montpelier Bride Mary Malone Weds Henry G Jerome
Miss Mary Malone daughter of Mrs Isabelle Malone of 177 Elm street married Henry G Jerome at St Augustine's church this morning at 7:80. Rev Fr McKenna performed the ceremony in the presence of many friends and relatives. The couple will reside at 177 Elm street after a brief honeymoon in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Malone
Isabelle Malone
Elm Street
Henry G Jerome
St. Augustine’s Church
Fr. McKenna
Richard Jerome
Mia
John Anderson
James L. Jerome
Thomas Ford
Jerome
Montpelier
McCuen
Montpelier High School
Reed Provision Company
Burlington
Canada
177
Royal Baking Powder Endorsed by Authorities Worldwide
Food officials and experts frequently praise Royal Baking Powder as superior to similar products. Emphatic commendations come from chemists and officials, noting purity, strength, and wholesomeness. The powder is celebrated for adding healthful qualities to food and is favored by teachers of cookery and the medical profession. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Barre Daily Times 1915 World News Bites and Local Ramblings
Barre Daily Times notes a mix of national and local tidbits from June 15 1915. References include Tufts new president and a looming streetcar strike in Chicago while Vermont aims to promote its scenery and industry. The column lampoons war talk and hints at U S submarine matters and wartime economics, with miscellaneous clipped items and curious phrases.
Flag Day observance and political mockery in 1910s era prose
A fragmentary historical notice critiques political rhetoric around Bryan and flag day. It laments public indifference to patriotic observance, urges more general recognition of the Stars and Stripes anniversary, and urges simpler, sincere ceremonies free of spectacle. It notes Wilson’s speech in Washington and muses on national patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington, D. C
Wilson
United States
Acesberg Mystery Text on Tyler Themes and Conner Signals
Odd OCR fragment describes late night tension around Tyler Themes and Se Jolie henry Conner amid a disturbed scene. It hints at unseen parties, the setup by a venue, and uneven lighting, with mentions of a local area and unclear participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acesberg
Tyler
Jolie
Heny Conner
Fragmented OCR Teaser From Local Page
Readable fragments show a terse local item with names and places obscured. The text hints at a brief public record or notice needing confirmation of action, date, and involved entities.
Fragmented OCR Text Summary
The readable fragments show jumbled phrases and nonstandard spelling without clear names places dates or events. No coherent person or organization can be identified to anchor a factual news item or summary.
Talk of the Town items from Barre and surrounding towns
The notes recount Antonio Gianni returning to Barre for the summer from Westerly and Emird Allen moving household goods from Hares to Greensboro. Mrs Campbell and Mrs Eaton visit Waterbury, while Dean Brock leaves for Newbury for a week, joined by his aunt Miss Breck. Barre Golf club opens with 26 entries and a ten week run with weekly standings and special cup awards. A North Main Street merchant briefly finds a stray $5 gold piece in a shopper’s unexpected purchase, prompting a chase and return of the coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emird Allen
Hares
Heastern Avenue
Greensboro
E. ¥. Campbell
Frank Eaton
Waterbury
Thin City
Dean Brock
Washington Street
Newbury
Mies Baste Breck
the Barre Golf Club
Links
Diogenes
Barre
S Tranger
Almonthelen
Depot Square
Merchant Street
Suits Priced at Fifteen Dollars Claim Value Limits
A marketing line notes that certain clothing makers sell suits for 15 dollars with a promise that paying more does not yield greater value. The claim positions the $15 option as a fixed value choice within a price tier.
Harmonhive meeting notes and Barre Confectionery hires
Regular review of Harmonhive No 1 includes initiation memorial service and refreshments with the record keeper arriving early to receive assessments dues and social tax. Clyde J Lawliss starts as shipping clerk for Barre Confectionery Co in Barre Vermont area while J Sibley moves to advertise Hotel Barre opening in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde J. Lawliss
Erwin Lawliss
Kirk Street
Barre Confectionery Co
South Main Street
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetta
J. Sibley
J. M. Ward & Sor
Williamstown Reunion and Banquet at Congregational Church
The annual reunion and banquet of the alumni will be held at the Congregational church Thursday evening. Alumni are urged to attend. William Riddel returned home from a 13 month stay at Upton Pine Farm in Bernardeville New Jersey. Several townspeople are noted in various activities and changes around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Fore River
Quincy
Britain
William Riddel
Upton Pine Farm
Bernardeville
N. J
Hiram
Drury
Coute Ft
Cert W. Seaver
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Henry G. Jerome
Daniel Hudson
W. D. Barber
Piagelien Pond
Senator P. Dillingham
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Smith
National Survey
George H. Perkins
Robinson Quadrangle
Orange County
Randolph
Rutland
Addison
Windsor
Washington
Lamoille
Orleans
State
Forrest Albin
Mary E. Bartlett
Ray K. Bartlett
Hollister Jackson
George E. Lackey
Granville
Migra
City Hall
Henry W. Brooks
Warren
Walter J. Severy
Clarence Senter
Hartford
John E. Rollins
Barre Town
Matilde R. Rot Tina
Newell M. Nelson
Stanley J. Turner
D. Waters
Montpelier & Welle
Boston
New England
Franklin Bailey
State Street
New York City
Retort
Charles Morrisey
Neetor King
Frank E. Langley
Tufts College
Bumpus
Gallipoli
Chicago
Central Vermont Railroad
Huria
Misao
Germany
Russia
Reims
Seth Vere
Kates
North Adams
Massachusetts
East Northfeld
East Northfield
South Vernon
A. Joherbery Farmer
Poe
Talk OF
the Town
Antonio Gianni
Westerly
R. 1
Henry Ford
Chelsea
Automobile
Guy W. Bailey
Hotel Barre
Williamstown
Clyde Ht. Moree
Bakersfield
Jean Clageton
Frank A. Down
Hector MrLeod
Jake Riddel
Hiram Dewry
Mise Wilbon
Ted Bet
C Ore
Guy W. Wells
Mise Sere Mo Frank
Fom
Beth Cit Whetten
Rogers
Walk
Boot Shop
North Main Street
Ummer
Barre’s
Vaughan
Burlington Trust Co
Gy Ball Sayare— North
THE
Barre Times
Pieuser Builders
Velvexin
BUICK
Cyunter
Drown Motor Car CO
Jefferson Street
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