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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
3
Local residents including Mrs W A Norcrossi and Mrs Martha Pike of Waterbury Center call on friends in Stowe. Many from nearby towns visit relatives, attend graduations, and travel between John son Middlebury and Burlington as part of a busy social week.
London reports describe a Dublin attack on Assistant Inspector General Roberts as he returned to Dublin Castle with police after leaving Sutton. A gun battle ensued near a bridge with two bombs detonated, the chauffeur Pathe aiding a rapid escape while Roberts was shot in the head but survived.
The supreme council of the allies adjourned after a three hour session to July 2 at Brussels, leaving most program questions undecided. They approved military action against Turkish nationalists and signaled adherence to terms set at San Remo, with continued Franco British Soviet economy talks without recognizing the Soviet government. The note to Germany warned of possible further occupation if noncompliance continues.
Two scholarships for the Wells River fraternity were awarded to graduates, one to Miss Aherlotte and the other to Clyde Harvey KE Vincent. The report also notes family relocations, a baseball game where Lisbon defeated Winooski 7 to 4, and various local personal updates including a veterinary course return and a funeral notice for Mrs. Amitrew Smith.
W Goodhue of Haydenville Massachusetts died of pneumonia in May. He spent his early life in Vershire and was superintendent of schools in Orange County and for 25 years in Massachusetts. He leaves a widow five children one grandchild and many friends. Several local residents attended weddings and graduations in nearby towns, with updates on visitors and travels.
Evelyn Denny, once employed in Washington DC, visits Randolph several days with Mrs. Clara Prince and others. North Williston guests of Mrs. J C Wells. RR Brown accompanies them home by auto. Mrs. Rowell travels to Johnson for a few days. Mrs. George Dimas returns home after visiting her son Lew Daniels in Springfield. Marjorie Ketchum of Gaysville stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs FH Ketchum this week. Miss Mabel Hamilton of White River also mentioned in the social notes.
A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Edson Gifford who reside on Emerson street. The child is a grand son of Mr and Mrs C C Gilford. Mr Ham il has bought a house in White River Junction and they are to be with their daughter who has a position in chauffeur of the Ry Kimball family. The bank assistance and packing arrangements accompany the move. Rev and Mrs Joseph Hamil reside in that place.
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