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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

6

John C Gilman Wins Favorable Verdict Against Central Vermont

John C. Gilman of Bethel was awarded a favorable verdict by Orange County Court at Chelsea against the Central Vermont Railway for damages after three days of hearings. The defense signaled an appeal in the Supreme Court. Other items note timetable changes, local moves, and several residents traveling or visiting, with community notices and property transactions.

John C. Gilman Central Vermont RR Chelsea John Gilman Orange County Chelsea Sult Central Vermont Railway Supreme Court

Special Chelsea Grange meeting invites public program

A Chelsea Grange session on June 21 features a public information bureau musical program and four minute speakers on the topic Danger to America. After the exercises there will be dancing. In town news, Hoel family trip to Nyack, Sam Titus returns to Portland, Red Cross dance fundraiser to raise 120 dollars, and assorted local residents’ visits and changes.

Chelsea Grange Public Information Bureau America William F. Hoel Nyack N. Y Gail Heimer Sam Titus Charles James Titus O. D. Medcalf’s Portland Town Hall Red Cross Opera House Charles Dens Concord N. H Fred Goodwin Washington Harrison E. Smith Smith Farm C. L Hood Lowell Mass Ed. Lasuter Falfarras Tex Albert Buyzell Post Mills H. W. Chamberlin Mattoon H. K. J. Darling North Main Street W. W. Underhill Parishville

Washington eighth grade graduating exercises announced

The eighth grade graduation ceremony will be held at Schipallctaee Hall on June 2 with a program including Salutatory, class history, prophecy and benediction by Lloyd Downing, a class will by Patrick Moran, and a play by Seventh and Eighth grades titled The Patriotic Peanut Stand. Admission 0c. children under 10 free. Proceeds for the junior Red Cross.

Schipallctaee Hall Rus- Pratt Lloyd Downing Patrick Moran Lawrence Seaver Red Cross

RHEUMATICS O K RHEUMATICS Ad for joint relief

An old style advertisement touts O K Rheumatics promising relief from stiff joints and muscle pain. It claims quick absorption and easy use with plasters and Poultices, urging readers to buy at a store or by mail order. Prices mentioned include one dollar or less.

Fruit Liver Tablets Claim Unique Fruit Based Medicine

Advertisement extols Fruit Liver Tablets as the only medicine made entirely from fruit juices. Cites relief for constipation liver issues indigestion headaches neuralgia kidney and bladder rheumatism back pain eczema and skin troubles. Priced 0.0? per box six for 2.00 trial 25¢. from Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.

Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N.Y

North Montpelier Social Notes Friends and Visitors Week

North Montpelier residents hosted and visited relatives across Vermont including Hardwick Barre Windsor and Montpelier with numerous family arrivals and departures. A Masonic dance is announced for June 21 at North Montpelier hall and Goddard seminary graduation attendance is noted.

Dennis Grey Hardwick Harry Parker Barre Secret L. Pray Leon Kelley Windsor Harvey Aren Tyan Sparrow North Montpelier Hall Colby Parker Tilton N. H C. C. Lawless Minnette North Haverhill Ellis Mason Montpelier Stevie Pray Archie Kearsons Goddard Seminary Ivan Sparrow Harvey Warren Roy Gallison Maxham Worcester Gallison Rood Forrest Spaulding Familly Albany N. Y Mise Blanche Spaulding Joe's Pond Lonnie Holt Po Labree Plainfield Guard Noble

Mrs Christmas Joins Franklin Family Visits Before Homeward

Randolph Mrs Christmas traveled from Franklin N H to attend a relative's funeral then visited her sister Mrs George Dumas on Tuesday before continuing home to Richmond. Other local residents visited relatives in New Hampshire and Maine, with several families relocating or preparing moves to Portsmouth and Montpelier amid travel and service plans.

H. EB. Williams Ray Williams U. S. Navy Aeenanie Develoj Smalley Gene Williams K. W. Morve T. P. Hoyle Hartford

Unclear Visit Noted in Canton and County Court

Fragmentary OCR notes describe visits by Elin Tuller and Leste Smith to Canton New York, mention a severe appetite episode in a Russell family, jurors Rowell and Swan at county court, and a brief reference to local figures at White River Junction with no clear narrative or dates.

Elin Tuller Leste Smith Fox Canton N.Y Russell Is Russell Carsin J. i. Parent Im Rowell George J Swan Fetson Ant Mere W. P Seriimer Hubert Danforth Frank White River Junction San

Hardwick Hears Two Frontline Voices At War Rally

A planned Hardwick rally on June 24 at the opera house will feature Sergt. Thomas Jones of Colchester and Cecil B Hopgond, a Canadian Vimy Ridge veteran, urging thrift stamps. Local merchants are asked to contribute window space to promote the campaign as residents prepare for a large patriotic event.

Hardwick Hoon Hardwick Opera House Sergi Thomas Jones Colchester Seryt Jones Cecil B Hopgond Bet Regiment Vimy Ridge Montreal Sergt. Jones

East Montpelier Notes and Local Movements

Mrs John M Willard plans a summer in Winnipeg with her husband who is in business in Boston. Theeda W A Curtie visits Sciota. Thurston family pleased with Montpelier home. Arthur Lavigne, son of D C Lavigne, moved to heavy artillery and sent to Texas. Sadie Curtix finished work for Mrs Dora Parker and visits home. C F Dudley bought a car for the R I D route. Arthur Prescott commutes from Minefield to Pairs mont for duties. Mrs Chester Batchelder slightly indisposed.

Grib House W. Daniell Springfield Helen Kripp Berlin NFL Mra. Krapp FE. Foss Sadie Barrett Sougus Mass Harold Taylor U.S. Medical Corps Cagnp McPherson Fla Mary Lovering Holman Watertown Bert Ward Wilmington Delaware C. H. Ward Mra John M. Willard Winnipeg Ecene Boston W. A. Curtie Sciota Albert "Thurston Montpelier Arthur Lavigne D.C. Lavigne Texas Sadie Curtix Dora Parker C.F. Dudley East Montpelier Arthur Prescott Pairsmont Miainfield Chester Batchelder

Red Cross branch forming meeting at town hall

A Friday evening gathering at the town hall aims to form a Red Cross branch as the national organization expands along new lines. Attendees are urged to attend and assume responsibility, with emphasis on proactive local efforts before the upcoming grange meeting. Ballard, Montpelier insurance agent, promotes True and Economic Life Insurance.

Crome National Organsation Grange Pervier National Life Tins. Ca Mutual Ballard Hialto Block Montpelier

Women Shave Unknowingly in Secret Fronte Stunt Center

A fragmentary note reports a stunt at a center named Frente involving women and a questionable charge of $2. The text is garbled but hints at a sales or promotional ploy delivered by mail in plain packaging. Further details are unreadable.

Frente

West Topsham Social Notes from Town Visitations

West Topsham scene includes Clyde and Eleanor Church visiting family, travel to Portsmouth shipyard, and locals like Mrs Edmund Eastman buried in town. References to Rev Merrier vacation, Mrs Lewis Heath and Dartha Avery visitors, Button and Hall guests, Bagley family trips, Poole and Jeffords in Woodsville, and Red Cross meeting led by Mamie White this week.

Clyde Church Eleanor Hilas Woodsville N. H Clyde Portamouth Edmund Eastman Warren Easman Merrier Lewis Heath Dartha Avery East Corinth Carroll Button East Orange Evie Hall Natink Mass Sarah Sadie Bagley Fred Bagley Linford Kent Orange Eph Dew E. C. Poole Viola Jeffords N.hs Turaday William Laundry Hazel Sanborn Montpelier The Red Cross Mamie White

South Cabot Social Notes Highlight Local Moves

Barre residents Mr and Mrs Fred Houghton visited Lee Dow s Saturday night. L D Eastman attended his daughter s event in North Danville. A G Cassady and family were in Wells River Tuesday. N M Stocker relocated to Danville for railroad work. About 40 attended Jack Foster s gathering last Friday. Wesley Hall and family visited Marshfield.

Fred Houghton Barre Lee Dow L. d. Eastman North Danville A. G. Cassady Wells River N. M. Stocker Jack Foster Wesley Hall Marsh

Cassady Family Ties and Nearby Visits Reported

Sunday activities centered around Frank Boben and A G Cassady home with friends. Henry Dow of Marchfield at his son Leo’s. Mr and Mrs James A Cassady to Detroit to live. K F Ridder family and Mrs Wilber Wheeler visit Alma Little in North Montpelier. Hayes Bassett with Carl Durgin's family to Tunbridge and back.

B.S. Rood Boston W. W. Witmer Lawless Rising Star Grange Ruth Dickey Wheeler House Mra Putnam Im Kenyon FP. L. Stater Burlington Marjorie Stockwell Arthur Post Hospital Fort Ethan Allen Herbert Southworth Billings Mont Port Henry N. Y Potedam Tupper Lake C. V. Greene Sanatorium G. A. Beat Thomas J. Lavere E. T Putnam Conn Migs TH. A. Owen Pawtucket Bascom House T. D. Haughey James Rogers Richford W. R. Whitney Franklin F. V. Hassam Frank Boben A. G. Cassady Ince Henry Dow Marchfield Leo James A. Cassady Detroit Mich K.F. Ridder Wilber Wheeler North Montpelier Alma Little Hayes Bassett Carl Durgin Tunbridge

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