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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1918

Page

6

South Ryegate social and community notes

Local notices report entertainment plans at the Presbyterian church on Monday June 24 to aid the Red Cross, births in the community, a new road layout by Willis J. Brown, and ongoing sermons by Rev W T Bailey. Additional items mention illness, graduations, travel, visitors, and a wedding trip to Quincy.

Presbyterian Red Cross Gordon Smith John M. McKinnon Selectmen Willis J. Brown M. KR. Brown Counwet Groton and Wells River South Ryegate W. T. Bailey Newtown House F. A. Collina D. M. McKinley William Bone Wynd Ws Faris West Barnet Mary Hearte Welle River High School Lexes McDonald Wentworth Institute Hoxton Aviae Tron Corps U. S. Army T. P. McDowell Peter McDowell New York City James Beaton Vergennes Richford F. ©. Ingraham Cecile Beaton E. J. Nye Chicopro Mass Frank Rosa Quincy

East Montpelier Center News Notes and Local Trades

Edward Murray writes from France claiming safety and plans to return soon, with funds saved and transferred to his mother Mrs. J R Young. Local events include a food conservation conference, farm bureau activity, and care for a wounded relative. Frosts damaged crops while Red Cross knitting proceeds and community tidbits fill the week.

Edward Murray France J. R. Young Montpelier F P. Townsend Richard Copping Badger Marshfield Edward Bancroft C. A. Badger Farm Bureau Arthur Wella Plainfield George McKnight Strafford Charles McKnight Bailey Worcester Mise Florence Hill Mise Hill Red Crows T He Don Red Cros Gary Charles Ormsbee

Miss Trone Joslyn and Maid Arrive for Summer

Miss Trone Joslyn and maid Miss Alma Swanson from Minneapolis arrived for the summer. Several residents and visitors, including Miss Rath Josion and families from Hanover and Newton Center, were noted in town. Local events include Congregational Church activities and Patriotic programs by children, with families visiting relatives in Montpelier and Pridey.

Trone Joslyn Alma Swanson Minneapolis Miserite Howard F. H. Abbott Aete W. A. Remele Montpelier K. Lona Ward Carl Hanover Harriet E. Smith Newton Center Mass Siaener B. Janes Tod Baptlam Infante Frances Cora Bucklin Meetpelier Roveland Marre Priday Steith Geralt Stokes Stetpeder Guarrement

Randolph Thomson Menard and Local Labor Shifts Mentioned

Randolph Theo Menard leaves express work at White River Junction to become timekeeper at Fairbanks scale works in St Johnsbury. Miss Dorothy Tucker returns from Jackson College Boston for summer. Several locals plan college and military paths. a graduation ball raises 164.75 for Red Cross. a string of relocations and employment changes follows. A theft at W. E. Lamson store resumes as firearms and cartridges are stolen. A son named Gilbert Henry is born to Roy and wife at the sanatorium.

Theo. Menard White River Junction Fairbanks Scale St Johnsbury Carroll Billings R. J. Mitchell Dorothy Tucker Jackson College Boston Mary Canyon Claremont N. H Clifford Averill Hulburt M. W. Campbell Mary Bergholz New York City G. P. Lamson Johnson Joseph Hamilton Mabel Hamilton West Woodstock Adam Johnson W. E. Mack Torrington Conn Elizabeth Lamson Mary Upham West Katherine Crane Ping Brookfield Mike Anne Gilbert Bell Walnut Hill School Howard G. Spada University of Vermont Dean H. Allen Tufta College Wilmer W. Angell Dartmouth Ernest E. Goodrich Warton School of Firity of Pennsylvania Jones Norwich Elaine Bass Josephine Stimete Annie L. Hateh Dwight Granger Ralph Noble Earl R.shoquine Daniel Putnam Navy Mise Merle Allen New England N. D Mise Faith Wilson Randolph High Schoo Mies Hazeleee Kimball Public Library Red Crown Pliny F. Morse M. Morse & Son Prudential Committee Rosina Malcol Jerry Goodheart New Haven W. E. Lamson Crawford Carroll Granger Soo Dwight Florence Lewis Carlisle Portamouth Rex Fullam C. D. Gibbe Fullam Henry Tobey Waterbury State Hospital Chelsea Tobey Roy Howard Gilbert Henry

Wis Hardwick News Wrapup From Local Town Daily

Hardwick notes cover residents and visitors visiting Bristol Conn to workers at New Cement factory and local landmarks. Mentions Mrs William in and Conny. Earl Murphy and others in town visiting friends. The Eline Allbee place on Brush Street torn down and Robio's on Wolcott Street opened. Beatrice Batchelder and Jane Ashland among guests at local homes. Wig savings drive at opera house next Monday. A 22 inch fish caught by a boy, Bridgman woods meeting planned for signaling and outdoor work. Big fire Tuesday caused property damage and concerns for growers and owners.

Laula Costantino Bristol Conn William In Aifed Conny Earl Murphy V. Eignal Corps Jackson Eline Allbee Brush Stront R. Ki. Wakefield Robio Wolcott Br .Howth Malden Mass C. J. French Heath Ee Heath Beatrice Batchelder Ivan Hunt Vernet Thomas Anna Spau Burton Thurnloed Frias Peti Vermont Bishop Boston J@aret Jane Ashland Aeiegree Judge Taylor Opera House Ina Littie Johnson Normal School Lloyd Hollins Evel Lake Hardwick Fieh Salieg Bridgman Woods

Local visitors and town notes from Groton and vicinity

Groton sees visits from Rev F W Lewis and families from Barnet to St Albans while residents travel to Barre Portsmouth and Canada. Local births deaths and illness noted with several callers from Woodsville St Johnsbury and Thetford. Frost and replanting affect gardens as upcoming church sermons outline possessions and home life in Africa.

F. W. Lewis St. Albans Jo S&s. Blanchard Ernest Tainy Mary Cully Hue Mes. A. Ht. Taylor Alex Welch Barnet Jare H. T. Morrison Barre Carroll Ricker Portsmouth Nhs Ehipbuilding Corps Harry Chamberlin Pillabury East Ryegate A. Morrison Childrewn Canada Mildred Eastman Woodsville George Eastman Alexander Dunnett St. Johnsbury Harry Hosmer Doris N.hs A. Ricker W. B. Darling W. G. Ricker W. B. Page Richard Dennis Bradford William Richardson F. M. Woodbridge Baptist Church Africa

Williamstown War Fund Push Seeks Local Subscriptions

About $10 000 has been subscribed toward the 14 KK quota. The committee will call on every family in town within four days to gain new memberships as residents are urged to support the government and the soldiers. Immediate attention requested with returns due July 1. Thanks are offered to neighbors for aid since Otto Edson lost an eye and to Edith Goodrich for her work.

Williamstown Washington France Otto Edson Edith Goodrich

Edsons and Fullers Named in Readings? Kipling Mention

A fragmented item lists Mr. and Mrs. Otto Edson and E. E. Fuller twice, followed by a note to Kipling and a quip on poetry defining art as arranging words with minimal commercial value per the Boston Transcript.

Otto Edson E. E. Fuller Kipling Boston Transcript

Hardwick and Cabot Residents Gather for Weekend Visits

Community members from Hardwick Cabot Wolcott Montpelier and Cheshire visited relatives and friends across town over the weekend. People listed include Duran Yorks Almaworth Weeks Webber and Lewis family members, along with Thomas Dana and several Mande Davis relatives, with some planning work in Portmouth N H and Springfed employment.

Duran Yorks T Hardwick W. A Thomas North Mostpeller Mie Webber Om Camp Comfort Sia S . Sar William Lewis Aow Yard Hardwick E. F J. F. Merchant B. ¥. Morse Mae Webber Springfed Harry Boyer Worcester Mande

Cabot Notes and Local Social Roundup

Cabot notes include visits from Nelson of Boston and West Barnet guests at J. M. South wick’s, with prize speaking at Goddard. Officers elected for Judith Lyford Woman’s club, including Mary Rogers as president and Ruth Butterfield as vice. A severe freeze damaged crops, thoug h neighbors replanted some vegetables. thanks extended for typhoid fever aid from neighbors and W C and Red Grass ladies.

Guy Nelson Boston Dudley Blake West Barnet J. M. Southwick Bert Talbot Mire M. Wheeler A. P. Burnham Barre Ruby Blaine W. T. Lance Goddard Glean Powers Barne F Rt Tebbetts Judith Ly Ford Woman's Lab Mary Rogers Ruth Butterfield Eva Haines Kuma Goodale Florence Harris Lottie Smith Lena Wheeler Gertrude Wells Gertrude Read Carrle Smith Cabot W. C Mr and Mra George Witham

Pulpit Punster Sparks Debate Over Era Jibe

A Dublin pile opened a speech with a quip about eras in Irish history and labeled the current period the Devil era, sparked by Sinn Fein rhetoric. De Valera referenced the Pagan and Christian eras in a Boston Transcript piece drawing reaction.

Sinn Fein Dublin de Valera Boston “Transcript

Northfield Notes on Meetings Travels and Local Events

Northfield residents report visits and meetings as Walter B. Perkins of Burlington returns with others from Melvore Falls and Post Mills. Local officials and bankers attend duties. a major on leave from Camp Devens. marriage news from Woodhaven and Northfield. A hard frost prompts garden replanting and a school district annual meeting is set for June 25.

Walter B. Perkins Burlington Werlewday Dr. 8 F. Alien Ata Aon Richmond Mise’ Livaiy Knapp Meludoe Falls Post Mills Alexander Kiddie Wie Secal Dele Marshall D. Smith Ardmore Okla Tighgaw Springs Marehfield Walden Charles Parker Dewey T. Hantey Montpelier Arthur W. Hill Josephine Galli Woodhaven N.Y Elsie Helene Bjorkland Harold R. Aldrich Northfield Aldrich Northfield National Bank C.K. Cameron Elm Street Northfield Steam Landry Hatch High Wehoot

Massacre of Belgians Recalls Grim Occupation Testimony

The article cites Brand Whitlock recalling Tamines in Belgium where German troops killed, pillaged, and forced villagers into the streets in August 1914. It describes graves, burned horses, executions mockingly performed beside a church, and massed civilians in St Martin's square as witnesses to the atrocity.

Mery Belgium France Serbia Brand Whitlock Heligium Tamines Gambre St. Martin's Square

The War Echoes in a Damaged Boston Trance Script

Fragmentary wartime commentary recounts executions and civilian suffering with bleak lines about cruelty and patriotism. It references doomed youths aged 13 to 14, graves near a cemetery, and a debate on civilian sacrifice and misused news imagery amid the war.

Art Eh Elviliane Katherine Boston

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