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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1921

Page

2

High Marks At The Traps Lead Vermont Shoot

The first day of Vermont State Trapshooters Association competition at Curtis Park drew 48 entrants from Vermont and beyond. H B Moulton led with 145 of 150 targets, while Barclay, Pache, and Burr tied in early double handicaps. An official Vermont team to New Haven was named with Moulton and others, alternates listed, and top scores noted among pros and locals. Rosemary Harmon was named the state’s woman trap shooting champion.

Vermont H. L. Pache Burlington C.H. Burr Montpelier New Haven Conn Chi Biclay Moulton Jer Barr Benjamin Eastman Barre B. B. Perkins St. Albans H. M. Loudon W. P. Twigg E. F. Greenwood Enosburg

Cuticura Heals Pimples on Sister’s Face

A reader reports large pimples on her sister’s face were hard red and itchy causing sleep loss and disfigurement. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, two cakes of soap and two bouts produced improvement, with a free sample sent previously. Bridgewater Massachusetts August 6 1920 signed Bern a Roy 1396 Plymouth Ave.

Cuticura Sister San Berna Roy Plymouth &J Bridgewater Mann Eee

Vermonters Shine At Grand American Handicaps

Mrs Randall defends title with near perfect 17 yard trap showing at Chicago meet. I Moulton posts longest run of 07 birds, Fred Yeaton and L N Smith also set marks. Sibley tops single handicap with 50 of 50 as Rutland hosts next state meet after annual Vermont association meeting.

Hill Mr. Gross Sibley R. Newton Barclay Estey Association Pavilion Hotel Rutland W. R. Pond C. H. Burr Montpeli J. B. Moulton W. P. Twigg G. EB Loudon G. W. Harris Burlington Douglas M. Barclay Barre Vermont Congress Harry B. Moulton Starr Mathews National Association

East Brookfield Social Notes Amid Local Moves

East Brookfield residents report relocations and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Savage moved to the Eri Ditty place. Mrs. Levi Carr and daughter Flor visited relatives on the east hill Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Sprague attended exercises at the University of Vermont last week. Miss Ruth Trask spent a week visiting friends in East Roxbury and East Braintree. Zi a Stoddard Harold and Hazel Davis are home from Goddard seminary for summer vacation. J. F. Edwards and Arthur Hibbard were in Burlington visiting Fred Edwards. Home Circle club entertained Mrs. Lewis Hayward and Mrs. Arthur Bennett, at the latter’s home. Friendship Birthday club met the same day with Mrs. Ford Keyes.

Allen Savage Eri Ditty Levi Carr Flord East Hill G. K. Sprague University of Vermont Ruth Trask East Roxbury East Braintree Stoddard Harold Hazel Davie Goddard Seminary J. F Frank S. Page Massachusetts Samuel Bazlake Plainfield Springs B. A. Tucker Montpelier Wallace Holt Dexter Willard Ellen Nye Lawrence Batchelder Block D. W. Moses John Henderson Barre Merrie Brown 400 Club Calais Floyd Ladeau East Burke B. L. Tadeau B. H. Townsend W. H. Martin Boston Evelyn Bullard Marghfeld Freda Race Goddridge Raymond Martin Wells River Earl Dwinell Ruth Bancroft Wesley Lewis Burlington Charlester Marion Neva Ey Cavendish and Myre Maxfield Ethel Tierney Baldwin Congregational Church Wilbert Bartints Orme Kimball Chile St. Johnsbury Silas Willie See Greensboro Sands Charles Mears Pauline Pray L. Martin Antonio Bonazel Audrey Reuses Point N. Y Bonaszi Fred Gokey Barre Monilay Kenneth Buxton Barre Sun Carl Martin Plainbeld Mary A. Burrett Kenneth A Ruxton John Coffrin Stelina A. Dwinell Thomas Fitegereld Romain W. Corr Katherine L. George Laden Gordon R. Martii J. Marthe Viewlot M. Rashiow Beatrice M Elek Mayo Wyman Laura Gollen Filton Laner Gorham X. H Anna Holden Williamstown Lewry Duchaine Barth William ‘Duchaine Myron Nive Mayes Bassett Ea Will Page Holfieter Hill Howell State Extension Department Washington County

Why Does She Look So O14 Adv An Advertisement

An old advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female weakness and nervous symptoms. It claims to restore youth and charm by easing head and back pain and supporting household duties. It cites letters from grateful users as evidence.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Harvard Yale clash tightens bid in Soldiers field

Cambridge mass June 22 Harvard and Yale met on Soldiers field for the second game of their series The Crimson with a 4 to Sevietory gained at New Haven yesterday hopeful the game would be the last Eddie Goode star pitcher available against Yale ace Frank Coxe The Crimson and Yale teams vie for the series at New Haven yesterday and today

Cambridge Mass Harvard Yale Soldiers’ Field The Crimson Sevietory New Haven Eddie Goode Frank Coxe

Plainfield social notes and visits a week

Plainfield residents engage in visits and movements across Barre and nearby towns. Several locals move residences, attend events, and share birthdays, with Mr and Mrs Frank S Page traveling to Massachusetts and Mrs Viola Bemis celebrating a birthday.

Vermont Woman Gains 27 Pounds With Taniae

Mrs Lola Hamburgh of Brattleboro Vermont reports rapid weight gain and relief from indigestion and fatigue after starting Taniae. She says her appetite returned, headaches and dizziness faded, sleep improved, and rheumatism pain diminished, rising from 117 to 144 pounds in weeks. Ad copy notes Barre Cummings Lewis Smith Groton FE W Gilman Marshfield and leading town druggists carry the product.

Lola Hamburgh South Main Street Brattleboro Barre Cummings & Lewis Ti C. Smith Groton FE. W Gilman Marshfield

Local residents visit Barre and nearby towns this week

Mr. and Mrs. Prescott and son Elwin, Mr. and Mrs. Sanborn, and Mrs. Bowen visited William Prescott's home in Barre and West Topsham area. Numerous trips to Bethel, Marshfield, Montpelier, Burlington, and New Hampshire followed. A county home demonstration session featured a salad demonstration by Miss Lyche, with 23 ladies and teachers in attendance.

Win Barre Stone Maurice Townsend Burtington B. H. Towns Tarde Nye Medose Pelkey BE. Burnham Lynn Hobart Marshfield B. A. Moore

Congressional Inquiry Into Tank Timetable Emerges

A congressional inquiry examines the timetable and plans surrounding a tank program. Officials from GC Chamberline and Hee Aw Tenis coordinate discussions. The probe aims to clarify schedule details and project milestones amid industry concerns.

Dempsey Upset Over Referee Choice For Carpentier Fight

World heavyweight title holder Jack Dempsey says he has confidence in referee Harry Ertle for the Jersey City bout with Georges Carpentier on July 2. He also ordered his attorney to investigate a divorce petition naming him, emphasizing he is not a home-wrecker and has no ties to Pawhuska.

Atlantic City Harry Ertle Jack Dempsey Georges Carpentier Jersey City Dempsey Joseph Cassidy New Jersey Boxing Commission Ertle Jack Kearns Kearns New York Wearna Descampa Cerpentier Thas Pawhuekw Okla Pawhuska

Kimball Corner School Picnic At Lord's Grave

Orange Rosary Bisson completes a year in the University of Vermont medical department and plans to visit brothers Fred and Es. The Kimball Corner school schedules a picnic at Lord's Grave on Friday inviting all to bring lunch or food. Rev. G d Lord of West Pelham Mass recently visited his parents and returned to Massachusetts. Frank Emerson, former town resident, died at home in Perkineville after a long illness. Mrs E I Flanders chaperones a girls’ group at Morey Lake. members include Esther Milla Bernice Magoon Shirley Gauthier and Fern Lord. JW Lord of Barre moved his family to the farm for the summer. Mrs H R Blake took her school to Montpelier for a last day visit to the State Capitol.

Rosary Bisson University of Vermont Fred Kimball Corner School Lord Rev G.d West Pelham Mass Mra Massachusetts Frank Emerson E. I. Flanders Morey Lake Esther Milla Bernice Magoon 8Irley Gauthier Fern Lord

Population shift in Rhode Island 1920 figures released

The 1920 population report shows foreign-born whites at 28.7 percent of Rhode Island’s total, with a gender ratio of 97 men per 100 women. Female population rose 12.7 percent in ten years versus 10.1 percent for males, and the racial breakdown lists 51 whites, 10,030 negroes, 225 Chinese, 110 Indians, 36 Japanese and 11 others.

Rhode Island Washington, D. C

National advertiser seeks broad reach via newspapers

The national advertiser believes the best way to cover this market or any market is through newspaper distribution. They emphasize leveraging local papers to maximize awareness and penetration, aiming for consistent ad presence across regions and audiences.

National Advertiser

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H. B. Moulton East Brookfield Goodyear Tires Oldsmobile Company of Tanlac Barre Drug Co New Park Theatre E. A. Drown North Main Street Yale Today Frank Coxe Plainfield A. W. Hewitt Newton Mavis Mise Mande Flot Romain Hardwink W. H. i Mies Metver W. J. Martin Mies Howell Mortis Charles Perry Daniel Hudson Sire Clem Bartlett Spauid Caspian Lake Edith Batchelder Fxta Dunklin Eilelbeth Winuhtindagerr Cary Jinn Misa Feneive Howell Iver Mie Moedrila Witewe Et Barre Gaeuley W. Hastiegton Barriegton Akeer Ryegate Congressional Inquiry Capt Kamen F. R. Boulanger Bill Holland Canada Moore & Owens Barre Leading Clothiers Perkineville Lord of H. R. Blake State House North America Newsr de Tech National Barnes
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