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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

6

Lawrence Stockwell ill with pneumonia in town update

Randolph Lawrence Stockwell is ill with pneumonia though not seriously at present. Bertha Manney from Boston visited, and Fred Fairbanks from Hyde Park returned home. Various locals came and went, with Red Cross fund canvass starting and events planned including a parade, baseball game, and dance at DuBois & Gay hall.

Lawrence Stockwell Bertha Manney Boston John Manney City Frontier Press Company Fred Fairbanks Hyde Park Mass Clifford Averill Claremont Averill W. W. Tyler Barnard Elton Badger Alice Bruce Florence Bruce Lebanon N. H Robert Bruce George Perkins Tunbridge Nettie Rix Perkins Bernice Morrill J. P. Bass Bangor A. E. Bass Frank Copeland Montpelier Braintree Red Cross Fund Red Cross DuBois & Gay Hall Brock Hannah Burlington Rumrill Fred Goodwin Fanover Dartmouth College Goodwin Moston Filene

Brookfield Notes Hints Health and School Events

Ralph in poor health to Burlington hospital for examination with wife son and Dr. Fi. Edson cousins visit from New York while Edson remains ill at cottage. Brookfield school exercises draw nine graduates including Chase and Ellis. class colors orange and green. motto From the School to the School of Life. Various local visits and movements dominate town life this week.

F. C. Ralph Burlington Hospital Neil O Ralph Barre Pearl Edson New York A. W. Edson T. Caligan Northampton Hatfield Mass Pauline Chase Zila Ellis Pema Uearers Commission Ae George C. Howe Randolph G. Ki. Mason C. C. Crane Eather Wallingford J. W. Blake Oscar Aitkin Chelees Brookfield Agel Hall Fisk

Court to Elect Officers in East Barre Meeting

Residents of East Barre must attend a summons meeting this Wednesday to elect officers for Phil Sheridan No 1i court. Secretary notes the schedule and attendance requirement for all members.

Phil Sheridan

Plainfield Church Elects Officers And Children's Day Recital

At the M E church meeting officers were elected: President Mrs Story Vice President Mrs Kellogg secretary Mrs Perkins treasurer Mrs Moore. A missionary program and a Children s Day program followed with songs recitations and remarks. A dance at S and D of L was advertised for Friday evening with dancing from 9 to 1 and refreshments.

M. FE Mra. Barber Mra. Story Mra. Kellogg Mrs. Perkins Mra. Moore M. E. Ehurch Ellen Colby Harold Perry Helen Bartlett Mr. Hewitt Doris Lance Alice Bartlett Old Hudson Eudora Hodgdon Summerland Freda Cree Missen King Stoddard Joseph Bartlett Willie Hudson Dorothy Wheeler America Farnsworth Quincy Perry Mathers Horace Farnham Farnham Miss Stevens S. and D. of L

North Montpelier social notes include visits and funerals

North Montpelier and surrounding area residents are listed visiting friends and relatives in Windsor Barre Montpelier Cabot East Calais Plainfield Hardwick and other nearby towns over the weekend and Monday. Attendees include Elmer Kelley G I Pray Philip Hollister Glenn Martin Will Warren and H Gowan among others. One funeral is noted for Mrs Ivin Tibbitts in East Calais.

Elmer Kelley Windsor George Pray S. Arthur Cook Barre Mra G.I. Pray Montpelier Clarence Martin Daughters Cabot Glenn Martin Philip Hollister C. P. Spaulding Fannie Little Alma Little East Calais Ivin Tibbitts FL Spaulding Orlando Knapp Will Warren Northfield Falls and Marx Harry Warren Charles Stoddard Plainfield H. Gowan Hardwick Susan Reynolds George E. Pray

Brockton visitors and local society notes from East Braintree

East Braintree notes list visitors from Brockton and Randolph, including Lester Flagg and family, W. B E Perham and wife, and Clara Gates. The I A Rebekah circle held a May Day meeting with exercises then hosted Mrs. F Abel for her birthday. Socials, visits, and a lodge event are described along with harvest cake and punch.

Lester Brockton Mass Tie Father G. W. Flagg W. BE Perham White River Junction Peo William Pero Circle of the I. A. Re F. Abel Mattie Williams Randolph Janet Crain Seymour Kent Rochester Herman Kent Wallace Flagg Flagg Stearns Hutchinson Clara Gates Doris Blanch Snowsville A. M. Hubbard Sydney Powers Abers Edgar Ds . Randolph Ir Damei mi George Boudro

North Randolph Social News and Montpelier Band Concert

Mrs D T Camp is ill and a daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs W N Dickinson Me and Mrs Oxer Golburn and Mr and Mix Will Ashline spent a few days at Shelburne Junction. Laura Smith took her school to Montpelier and Barre last Wednesday. Camp Smith and Preston the Camp is with her parents. Meeting to be held at airlock to saw for the Red Cross. Concert by the Montpelier Military Band Thursday June 21 at 7 08 with Star Banner March Gate City Weldon Overture Soldiers and Sweetheart Soldier Boys of Uncle Sam. Wake Welding of the Winds.

D.T Win Dickinson Oxer Golburn and Mix Will Ashline Shelburne Junction Laura Smith Montpelier Barre Smith Preston Jussire Dix Lewis Tha Montpeline Military Band Star Banner Qate City Weldon Dafar Soldier Boys Uncle Sam

Marshfield News Roundup From Local Churches and Schools

Friday evening graduation ceremonies were held in K ba hall with 13 graduates from four schools. Supt. Butterfield awarded diplomas and a reception followed. Congregational church members served a dinner raising about 11. Various church events, visits, and teaching staff changes are noted, including mission study group, drop dates, and campfire girls outing to Lake St. Joseph. Red Cross week prompts Marshfield women to join and contribute a dollar.

K Ba Hall Butterfield Congregational Church Methodist Church CH. Brown Newbury Center H. E. Brown Herbert Flood St. Johnsbury Frank White F.G. Merrill Barre Grace Carr F. White South America Frances Parson Fairfax Mises Hazel Billings Ees Florence Wooster Bias Lake St. Joseph Elsie Welch Corinth Mildred Smith Stella Dwinell Leona Bullock Annie Johnson Ernest Folsom Herbert Edly Main Street George A. Furness S. Swordfewer B. W. Davis Lee Shortt GL. Dwinell A. W. Blake Mra Lar Carson Bart Goodridge Fort Ethan Allen A. Prouty Slarre Hintehmann Prouty Fe, Pitkin Fifield Malcolm Melane Williamtown Lizcie Robinson Red Cross Marshfield Indies

Community Notices From Barnard Woodstock and Nearby

A compilation of local visits and travel for residents and guests including Mr and Mrs James Almaden with the Amsdens in Barnard Mrs George Martin in Woodstock Mrs Julia Chafee and Roy Windsor visiting Alden Richardson Leda Smith back from Granville teaching Morris Atkins in Boston B T Oxgood in Burlington area Herbert Deane of New York visits Elmer Boutwell from Woodstock Rae Waehburn on 48 hour leave Congregational church summer services led by Walter Wiles Dartmouth student with 10:30 am service and a children's concert at 7 pm next Sunday evening Red Cross collection planned.

James Almaden Edgar Amsden Barnard George Martin Woodstock Julia Chafee Roy Windsor Alden Richardson Leda Smith Granville Morris Atkins Boston B. T. Oxgood Will Walter Wiles Dartmouth Crelock Red Crone Society

Bethel Notables and Visiting Guests Document Local Happenings

A roundup mentions Kenneth R. Hodgkins of Gaysville on leave from the 6th Massachusetts Regiment, Hasel L. Tewksbury as Randolph School valedictorian, Nora Lee Crowell visiting from Salisbury, and Gay Wilken in Burlington for the Apitopal diocese convention. Dr Jonathan H. Ramney of Pittsfield wed Agnes Follaimbes in Southbern, with Ramney and family attending. Albert Walston of Milton and Mrs William Toland of Burke noted among visitors. Amy Wilton spends summer in Lyndonville. Alonso Parsone celebrated a birthday.

Kenneth R. Hodgkins Gaysville Whitcomb High School 6Th Massachusetts Regiment Hasel L. Tewksbury Randolph School Nora Lee Crowell Salisbury N.C EB. Noble Gay Wilken Burlington Pittsfield Albert Walston Milton L. Reynolds William Toland Burke N.Y Daniel M. Tolan Amy Wilton Lyndonville Alonso Parsone

Veteran Burlington resident Michael McKenzie dies at 101 Elmwood

Michael McKenzie, one of Burlington's oldest residents and Civil War veteran, died Tuesday after weeks of illness at his Elmwood Avenue home. Born in County Mayo Ireland he moved to Burlington as a child, joined the 6th Vermont in 1862 and took part in major campaigns. He later served on the police force and as a federal deputy collector under Cleveland. Survived by five Burlington children, funeral Friday at St Marys Cathedral with burial at St Josephs cemetery.

Burlington Michael McKennll Elmwood Avenue McKenzie County Mayo Ireland 6Th Vermont Infantry Peninsula Fenians Canada Cleveland St. Albans Walter F. McKenzie William McKenzie Mary Elizabeth Agnes McKenzie St. Mary's Cathedral St. Joseph's Cemetery

Reformer in Court Pleads Guilty to Intoxication

Burlington June 20 Percival E. B. Fellowa author of religious tracts including A Man Can Have No Higher Ideals appeared in city court yesterday and pleaded guilty to intoxication. Sentence was continued. The accused said he came to the city on a brief matter but admitted feeling ill and drank to brace up. He carried several copies of his tract published at his own expense and hoped to distribute them for education. Palmer advised sobriety on his proselyting mission.

Burlington Percival EB. Fellowa Sentance Lhk Ulwid Palmer

The Lumberjack Pledge From New England Huskies

The Manchester Union lauds three hundred New England lumberjacks aboard ship now heading to English forests. Chairman Storrow and Vice-Chairman Phelan vow the group will uphold their forebears’ record, fight for humanity, and return with New England pride. The piece praises their discipline, fair play, and duty, asserting the lumberjacks can be trusted to “do their bit in the great struggle for humanity.”

New England English Forest Storrow Phelan Massachusetts Old Busin Chantry Bush New

Man Held Without Bail For Failing To Register

Bangor Me June 20 John Murphy of Millinocket was held for the present term of United States district court on a charge of not having registered when arraigned before a federal commissioner Wednesday He has not yet furnished bail fixed at 1001 dollars

Bangor John Murphy Millinocket United Tes District Court

Austrian Cabinet Resigns Reported by Vienna Dispatch

A Vienna dispatch says the Austrian cabinet has resigned. Basel, Switzerland, June 20. The report notes the cabinet’s decision and signals a political shift in Vienna and Austria.

Basel Switzerland Vienna

Red Cross appeal urges men and women to subscribe

A heartfelt plea from a father thanks Red Cross supporters for helping his son return from No Mans Land. The piece urges readers to join Red Cross week, donating subscriptions of various amounts, to aid wounded soldiers and support the war effort. Written by L. B. Parsons of Chicago, the message emphasizes duty, humanity, and national service through philanthropy.

Tanya No Man's Land Jit Kwa Maji Red Cross Man's bin Bu-Dapopase Joe Red Crass Wilson Ted Cross Republic L. &. Parsons Hicago

She'd Rather Tame Tigers Than Get Married

In a Farm and Fireside tale a woman declares she prefers wild work over marriage. She explains her circus family background and claimed talents with animals, noting the public’s interest in her potential as a trained tiger handler. She admits fear of settled life and seeks a nerve-testing role.

Hill Roxbury Bill Circus Rajah

Bargains in Used Cars at 69 South Main Street

A local garage advertises several used cars recently serviced and ready for sale. Buyers are urged to visit the garage at 69 South Main Street to inspect the bargains, with the note that prices are attractive and cars may sell quickly.

South Main Street

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