Wanted pant for a fair cottage by the village notice
Fragmentary want ad seeks a petite farm laborer or attendant for a cottage near the village. Mentions building housing needs and nearby igs, unclear ages or names. reads like local help wanted in a small rural setting.
Barre Daily Times notes and notices June 16 1919
Cloudy weather with possible showers. Barre residents attend visits, rehearsals, and social events as firemen, Knights of Columbus, and Clan Gordon members meet. Local movements include militia, theater goers, hotel staff hires, service medal distribution, and a motorcycle club tour from Lebanon to Plattsburg.
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Alexander Doncan
Edgewood
Randolph
Ruth Woodcock
Peps
Montreal
Ethel ‘T, Ewen
Hartford
Inont
N. D. Phelps Co
Ruth Averil
Noryloh University
Barre
John Nelson
Mark Cutler
Beatrice Callaghan
James Riley
Joe's Pond
Bessie
Hunt
Royalton
Royal Moxley
Hardwick
Fire Department
Clan Gordon
Joseph Calcagni
J. B. Sanguinetti
Minnie Tronside
Ayerstreet
Mary Smart
Forsythe Plate
Waltrestles
Bethlehem
Gloria Swanson
Sennett
Fube
Indy of
Marre
Walter Smith
Ellen Smith
Foster Street
Smith
Robert Knox
N. R. Northrop
Fred McAllister
Dr. Martin
Williamstown Gulf
Interstate Motorcycle Club of
Lebanon
N. H
Seeche Teng
New Hampshire
Vermont
Burlington
Plattsburg
Platteburg
H. W. Scott
New England Order of Protection
New England
Prand
Lodge
Prom Barre
Manchester
Auburn
Hoston
Providence
R. 1
Priay
New Haven
Conn
Frederick Hyland
Rutland
Norwich University
Herbert
Zip") Harrington
Portsmouth
N. T
Norwich
Ruby Ogston
Newport
Newport Athletic
Windsor Machine Shop
Sullivan Machinery Company
Claremont
Springfield
SUE THEIR FATHER INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN PROPERTY DEALING
Mary Cartin and Elizab et h Hen nese y of WorcesterMass sue Bartolomew Hennexwey of Moretown in Washington County court seeking an injunction. The action in chancery asks to be allowed to enter and operate the father’s farm while alleging 82 was spent on his care and funds misused. A hearing is set for June 30 before Judge F L Pia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary, Cartin
Eliza
Beth Henneseey
Worcester
Mass
Bartolomew Hennexwey
Moretown
Washington County
FL. Pia
Siated convocation of Granite chapter R A M
The notice calls all members to a scheduled meeting of Granite chapter No 28 Royal Arch Masons on Tuesday June 17 at 7 30 p m per order BE HP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite
Montpelier Class Day Exercises At Caledonia Park
Montpelier high school held class day exercises at Caledonia Park with student officers directing ceremonies including poetry by Thomas Johnson and a Bacalaureate sermon by Rev. Charles St John. After morning sports, a picnic dinner followed, then a baseball game between seniors and juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier High School
Caledonia Park
George Milo
Bernard Mills
Lyle Clark
Donald Pine
Thomas Johnson
Percival Tabor
M Uth Lamson
Andrew Piccioli
Sen~iors
Charles St. John
Bethany Church
Bolsheviks Prepare to Evacuate Petrograd
Wireless dispatch from Moscow received in London reports active preparations to abandon Petrograd. The message states Bolsheviks are making arrangements for evacuation as authorities plan to withdraw from the city amid increasing pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
London
Petrograd
Wilson to Tour Country for League of Nations Support
President Wilson plans a nationwide tour on returning home to advocate for the League of Nations. The tentative itinerary has been prepared, outlining speaking engagements across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Gy
Wilson
League of Nations
Rocrelar Beaty
Spaulding High Falls to Waterbury 9 5 in Hoops
Spaulding High School basketball lost 9 to 5 at Waterbury on a Saturday, dropping a second meeting in a row as Waterbury pulled away late. The Barre team faded in the fourth, with Waterbury capitalizing on runs and Spaulding errors to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaulding High
Waterbury
Waterloo
Barre
Spaulding High School
Waterbury High
Erotes
Uiding
Brown
Poli
Calderara
Spaulding
Rhoose L. Biade -Leanera
Cleric m
Alli
Power
Swasey
Barney
Seren Ve
U S Marines Ready for Prompt Service in Costa Rica Trouble
Revolt against the Costa Rican government has entered a new phase with outbreaks reported in San Jose. The United States announces Marines ready for prompt service as tensions rise in the capital and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tincco
Costa Rica
State Department
San Jose
Fort Simon
Washington
U. S
Washington, D. C
Ireland Resolutions Go to Peace Congress
Paris June 16 Resolutions passed by the American Congress on the Irish question have been formally transmitted to the Paris peace conference. Frank P Walsh and Edward F Dunne, the Irish American representatives, have been informed. The House earlier approved self determination for Ireland. the Senate did not act then. On June 6, the Senate ordered a hearing for Irish representatives before the peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
American Congress
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
Trish
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Parte
Ireland
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A. M. Blanchard
Montpelier
HM. M. Perrin
R. FP
Tyre
Amallar
Rey Cano
Tate
Aiso
Jas. H. Kelley
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Robert Turner
Pearl
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Aiall Tasally
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Boston
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Lewiston
Thomas Guare
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H. J. Votholm Furniture
Foux Ergsion
78Th
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George H. Silloway
Germany
Army of Occupation
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Vermont National Guard
C. W. Scott
Indiana
W. Scott
L. Howe
Chicago
Mrs. Hosmer
Harry Pratt
Fb. Pratt
Vermont Marble Company
Frank McGowan
Montepelier City Court
John F Senter
Hoaital
E. J. Eddy Company
Dewey Park
Montpelier Board of Trade
James N. Linnehan
Concrete Products Company
Linnehan
Servier
Union Dry Goods Co
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Bullivan
Parks
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