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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
6
Rochester residents unite in a wedding at the home of the officiating minister Revd. Wesley Miller. The event featured a Ting service and guests Dr. and Mrs. B C Goes and Minn Enla Beane. Congdon has recently served in the army’s balloon company with postings in San Antonio Waco and Camp Morrison Virginia.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clifton Carey. C K Taft owns a new Ford truck. Eli Fitts of Windsor visited his parents. Mrs Henry Blackburn and her son from Burlington visited Mrs A M Cone. Mrs F A Fitts hosted the Hill Birthday club Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Brown of Woodstock spent the weekend with Levi Preston and family. Eli Fitts and Guy Bletcher traveled to Burlington for a Masonic meeting. Royalton couple Mr and Mrs C H Taft and I W Downing visited Taft’s with families. George Cain and family Don Salter Mrs F C Cone Margaret Taft Nora Ashline Harold Taft Raymond Preston and Richard Savage drove to Mt Manefield Sunday.
Berlin residents are urged to support war savings stamps and thrift as a civic duty. The notice lists committee members and outlines the 4 percent interest and maturity options, with a Berlin quota of 21 580, and calls for children weight and height checks, graduation notes, and school thrift investments totaling 42.50 plus 530 in Red Cross work, Grace McDonald as teacher.
Elsworth McMurphy returns home after two years away while G I Greene arrives in France. Dormitory work at the state agricultural school progresses rapidly. Mr and Mrs H M Hibbard visited Merton Richardson’s in Roxbury recently. East Bethel grange will supply the program at the next Stillcreest grange meeting.
A school game on the Waitefield Warren campus produced an 18 to 12 Warren victory. Harold B. Wallis returned from Granville for the weekend. A patriotic service at the Congregational church dedicated a new service flag with names of local men. Mrs. James A. Erwin died suddenly of heart trouble at her village home.
Mr and Mrs Charles Taplin visited Washington this week while Mr and Mrs Glenn Tuller and son from Lowell joined a surprise party for June 8. Mr and Mrs Roy Scott and children spent Sunday in Groton with Mrs Scott’s father Melten. School ended in the Newman district Friday with a picnic. Mr and Mrs Will Simon returned to their Marshington home after three years of work in St Johnsbury.
The Randolph Seventh Day Adventist church meeting ended Monday after a weekend of services from Friday through Monday. Attendees shared meals, travels and visits among residents, with various townspeople noted for trips to Boston, Montpelier, Rochester, and Cambridge while others remain in quarantine for mumps. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Wales Sargent is reported.
West Berlin notes visitors from St Albans Northfield and Montpelier. The spring term of the village school closed June 14 with 14 dollars in war savings stamps purchased by the school. Hope Buck had perfect attendance. several pupils had no absences. Mrs Allard of Northfield visited. others traveled to Hartford and Barre. Berlin Nies exercises featured Mary O Grady and George Bucklevond with music by Northfield High School orchestra. ice cream proceeds totaled 15.
Tomorrow night the Nellie Gill Players will present Esmeralda in Marshfield. Every play can't be the best but Esmeralda is as good as any Madam.
Calais residents are urged to attend a young people's gathering on Sunday evening June 29 at 7 10 to organize the group. The church service is at 11 o'clock a m at the Bovlock? Cony tor may hold the event.
The Norwich event for children is planned at the M and church on June 23, with services announced. The local school will close Friday with Mrs Grace Bond listed as teacher. A son weighing 1 ids was born June 16 to Mr and Mrs Charles Dike.
A Cincinnati inventor introduces Freezone, claimed to remove hard corns soft corns and between toe corn plus calluses without soreness or irritation, offering a painless solution for foot comfort.
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