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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
7
Swanton will lay the cornerstone of its new public library next Tuesday. Other notes include a 50 foot section of Shaker bridge near Lebanon missing, a teacher training course to start in Swanton schools next year, and local obituaries and civic items across Addison and Vermont.
An advertisement argues that ambitious women can achieve clear skin through intelligent effort and a healthy system. It links bowel and liver function to complexion and promotes SEAVER'S LAXATIVE TONIC TAB as the cure. The ad offers money-back assurance via Red Cross Pharmacy Barre, Frank Roark East Barre, and S. C. Voory & Co Cabot.
Burlington June 10 Guy B Horton announced The Advance will name Arthur Howard as editor. Howard, a self made journalist with a storied career from Salem to London, rose from poverty to mayor and later led varied media projects. He previously joined McClure's staff and wrote for Boston and New York papers, authoring several books and traveling widely.
The Young Americana, an organization for boys aged eight to fifteen, began Monday at North Hyde Park. It aims to train boys to become loyal citizens in town and nation and to grow into Christian men in their homes and the community.
The Ira Baptist church marks 132 years with Deacon John Maton serving 40 years as clerk and Deacon H. L. Peck completing 37 years, noting a rare continuity in officiant roles. A Rutland grand list update reports a rise from 1914 to 1918, while a farm accident injures Frank Ware. The 1918 grand list totals show real estate and personal property gains and a slight poll rise, with figures compared to 1914 values.
Tester H Green of Montpelier, president and secretary treasurer of the Vermont Automobile Club, sent members the 1915 year book detailing owners numbers and makes in Vermont. The book was compiled up to June 1 and lists 9 990 registrates. James A Kelley, longtime holder of a certain license in Rutland, died Thursday aged 38 at his home in Clarendon. He had lived in Palmer Falls New York and was connected with local busineses until recently.
Samuel Rutland reports Samuel Kalstein of this city filed for bankruptcy at the United States court in Boston. Kalstein lists Pearl Newsk as attorney, and claims assets include a Milan property and a Boston center street asset. a portion is exempt.
In Sew Memmo on June 19 the decedent’s will is read in a quiet ceremony with relatives and cake. The event, described in misspelled lines, mentions family members and local names, indicating a small hometown notice of the proceedings and related gatherings.
A pastor Rev 5 1 Myers of the Map tist church tendered his resignation last Sunday. A Weld meeting considered it, Rev and Mia Myers have resided here. Visitors include P M Weld of Montpelier, Mr and Mrs W W Pillsbury and children, Mr and Mrs H W Heath of Boston, Mrs E M Welch, the Welch children, and Emma Jones’s granddaughter Miss Emma Jones in town. Walter Scruton moved to Britton Woods N H for hotel work. The Hatched family visited Burlington and Ellsworth Arthur. Bartlett Ricker returned from two weeks in Billerica. R N Darling of Bradford was named pinks administrator for late Mrs J R Darling. Mrs C A Ricker and family visited Montpelier and Barre for Montpelier High School graduation of Miss Rena Kicker. Mina Abbie McCrillis visited Wells River. Kenneth Murray sold his residence to Judge T A Meader, who plans to auction land near Blue Mountain in Ryegate on Friday June 25 due to ill health.
Rutland June 10 William Chapin of Chittenden and Carimna Reed of Pittsford were arrested while fishing on Furnace brook in Pittsford for possessing trout under six inches. The pair pleaded guilty before City Judge F G Swinnerton. Chapin fined 20 Reed 37 with portion remitted. both paid.
Probate notices from Vermont district court publish daily times for creditors and interested parties. Elizabeth Phillips estate requires public notice for accounting and residue decree. Amanda Burgin estate sets sale of claims period, with six months from May 22, 1915, for creditors to file claims, under Barree Vermont commissioners Moore and Owens.
Voters in Plainfield Vermont sign a petition to call a special town meeting. The proposed business includes paying Bertha I Wood for grammar school teaching Nov 29 1914 to June 1 1915 and waivers of tuition claims from 1915. Also Bertha J Wood and C B Wood for private school work. A vote to establish a junior high school under act No 10 of Vermont approved April 1 1914 is requested.
J J Dashner Real Estate Agent advertises farm stock and tools for sale in Barre Vermont In a rustic listing style the broker touts honest handling and fair pricing for auction and sale of estate assets including farm equipment and livestock The ad references Hewlend Cave Building and local village setting with pricing notes and stock availability.
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