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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
Vermont daily notes on war news, thrift and war savings stamps, frost damage to gardens, railway seating, and public warnings. Includes reflections on U-boat threats, Austrian morale, German language controversies, and local efforts to curb waste while urging savings.
Northfield News says Frederick H. Rabbitt of Bellows Falls is widely discussed as a potential lieutenant governor, praised for business energy though not openly seeking the post. St Albans Messenger notes James Hartness of Springfield as a leading, capable contender from the east side, suggesting either candidate could meet the voters’ expectations.
A series of Vermont conferences begins in Newport today and moves to St. Johnsbury Montpelier Morrisville Burlington and St. Albans. The aim is to promote US policies and unite conservation groups grocers hotel men newspaper people and ministers for practical action, boosting morale on the home front as soldiers fight abroad. The Burlington News notes the meetings should clarify requests and solve local issues, strengthening Vermont leadership in this movement.
Civil war veterans in Williamstown aim to boost war savings stamps with pledges and appeals. A veteran vowed 41 dollars toward a $500 stamp, while organizers report strong support and seek 60 more subscribers as the drive continues. Proceeds fund government bonds at 4 percent interest, with redemption possible if needed.
Abbott's offers thirty two inch madras gingham at 20c while a good auto for hire is advertised. Louis Labell of Hardwick arrives to work at Jones and re livery in Depot square with his family to join later this month. H Budd Warren of Stowe visits city and seeks enlistment in the mechanical contingent for Burlington. Farnham’s Montpelier auction sale features fresh horses and second hand goods. Francis A. Grady returns from Springfield to visit mother and heads to Hartford for national army service.
Ellen McAllister enjoys two weeks with her parents in East Barre. Winona council No 8 votes toward ambulance fund and to suspend summer meetings. Dobbs and Jamieson seek work in Quincy. Library books due this Saturday before summer closure. Victor Bixby and George Roark graduate from Goddard Seminary commercial department. WTA to start Red Cross work. meetings urged. Mrs Whitcomb and children visit Morrisville relatives. Dr Roscoe Avery returns home for a short vacation.
Abbott's reports brisk sales of wool dress goods as new shipments bring shoppers into the store. Strong demand for quality fabrics indicates continued interest in durable, fashionable textiles among local customers.
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