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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
6
South Ryegate briefs list residents and visitors across towns. Gilfillan traveled west to arrange horse parties in Maine while Miss Irene Goslant visited from Lanesboro. several others attended events, trips, or school duties, including teachers sought for Ryegate and a Johnson run for directors.
In Windsor county court on Wednesday N J Allen of Stockbridge won 258 00 in a labor suit against W A Usher with Viamutt listed as boarder. Wallace Batchelder for plaintiff and John Wilson for defendant. On Thursday James C Cady of Pittfield received 193 26 and costs 25 70 against B C Rogers after Rogers bought and mortgaged horses and a wagon then sold them without consent. Several local social items followed including marriages, visits, and a note on a new baseball committee and upcoming games in Woodstock and Randolph. The piece also notes a wedding at the Congregational parsonage and an alumni banquet with officers elected. A new electric line to Woodbury Center and South Woodbury brought street lighting, and local residents gathered for graduations and reunions.
Mrs Oliva Morse arrived to stay with cous in Mrs D J Morse through summer. A M Vaughan attended Randolph Center agricultural school graduation and left for Shelburne farms duties with his daughter. Charles Blaisdell visiting sister Mrs F H Ketchum from White River Junction. Frank Williams and wife from New Haven Conn with Jehied Williams family. they plan to return Sunday. Mrs I J Blakely traveled to Newport to stay two weeks with daughter Osmond Creaser and children. Mrs D S Cassidy went to Thetford for a Sunday visit with her husband. Mrs C E Lazelle and Mrs J J Sute left for South Framingham Mass after uncle Warren Atwood death. May K Howe to remain in graded school another year. Dr Howard A Drow graduated from Kirksville Osteopathic College. undecided on location. Eugenie Ellison back from month away with daughter at Derry NH. brother in Roxbury. Warren Church and family visiting Cliftondale Massachusetts, with friends in Allston and Stokeham. Remains of Mrs William Herrick brought from Montpelier for interment at Southview cemetery. Herrick family ties and community roles noted. Mrs Mildred Utost Herrick born Tunbridge 47 years ago. father George H Hayt. Herrick built local house near School Street. later moved to Montpelier. Several relatives named Cushman, Merrie, Macy Piecemeng, and Herter families mentioned. Former foot H W Lewis active in Montpelier. services and purchases noted.
Local residents from Woodbury and nearby towns are noted visiting family and friends in Montpelier Cabot Barre Hardwick Marshfield and Burlington. The piece lists numerous names with brief visits business trips and social calls amid hospital and church events and a community supper. The article also mentions a special song service at the Methodist church and a lighthearted anecdote about age bragging.
Fragmentary OCR describes the marriage of Mise Qhetevia Seuith to Kart aeen aon, with references to Aleon Smith and Mire, Blete 'vdeo. It mentions WeeloAw graduate of the Feinteld bast eben, Dr., and Jim Memday, plus unclear lines about the ceremony and attendees.
Attorney EJ Conant of Monty will be at the Plainfield hotel all day Monday as temual.
The company owed the workers and five doctors debated the best way to produce perspiration at a patient’s bedside. The humorist, overhearing the discussion, whispered a dry quip asking the group to simply bill him, claiming that would bring it on at once.
The article argues that most non skid tires claim high traction but add 5 percent or more to price versus plain tread tires. It highlights Goodrich Safety Tread as costing only 5 percent above plain tires, suggesting better value for safety features.
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