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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
8
Local clipping lists sales at Abbott's Vaughan's and Rows barber shop with various items including corsets sheets pillow slips and refrigerators. Mentions John Letourneau visiting Bureington and a church auto social with unspecified timing and attire.
We express our heartfelt thanks to all who assisted and extended sympathy during our recent bereavement. Thanks for the many beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. T Parker, Mrs. I By Wella, Mrs. N Kenyon.
Weather prediction indicates varying wind directions tonight and Friday. Warmer temperatures expected in the southwest portions with moderate west to southwest winds across the region.
A jumble of town items reports sale events at Vaughan store and Veale Knight’s with discount promises on refrigerators from N D Phelps Co. Several residents visit or travel to cities like Montreal Boston Newport and Red Hrach Me others plan vacations. A troop 3 scout outing to Montpelier is noted with an urging to bring frying pans. An all new vaudeville program arrives at the Pavilion featuring the Richies with white dogs and a mime act, plus two films including a western drama and a Vitagraph comedy.
The first annual Romengal diocese convention of Vermont met in Rutland with Bishop Hall ill. Rev Weeks presided and a five member committee was appointed to study claims that Vermont school history teaching portrays the Church of England as Protestant. The panel will report next year.
Charles E Hill of Wallingford died by his own actions, drowning in Otter Creek near the Marsh farm. Family found his body Monday afternoon after he had vanished from home following a long illness. He was 65, born in Hubbardton, married July 10, 1872, to Laura Marsh. He leaves a wife, son Lawrence of Chicago, and five daughters. Funeral held at his home at 2:40 p.m. yesterday. burial in Gardenton.
Mrs Gilbert Hill gains rapidly as Mr Gilman visits Danville Tuesday. Mr and Mrs B S Marr go to Cabot Monday. Mrs Kittredge visits Woolbury early week. Mrs Charles Cox of Walden at QO. C Kittredge in town last week. Mr and Mrs Robert Badger of East Montpelier visit W J Abbott’s early week. Many attend baccalaureate service at Cabot Congregational Church Sunday. Mrs Herbert Houghton ill with heart trouble, daughter Florence at Cabot High School helping. Mr and Mrs Eugene Leeke of New York call on George Morse’s and at W J Abbotts and Road’s Sunday. Through the columns, Mrs Gilbert Hill thanks friends who celebrated her June 1 birthday with a card shower.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places such as Elmate Aston Grand tle Waterville Morrisville Morriweilly and Haven with scattered references to visitors callers and family, suggesting a jumble of social notes and town greetings without a clear single event or narrative.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions an address at Ble Street with unclear details. No identifiable event, person, or organization available.
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