Montpelier Summer Playhouse Sees Mirthful Mirth
News notes from Barre Vermont dated June 25 1917 include travel by Mr and Mrs B P White to Greensboro for a Lake Caspian summer camp Dean Ladd's return trip to Orange for the summer and a Montpelier Playhouse show Marring Mary tickets on sale. Golfers from Meadow Brook visit Lake Caspian course and bond sales reminder from Barre Savings Bank. Talks of the Town covers hospital visits city news auto accident autopsy across Washington county and many dignitary arrivals at Hotel Pomme. St Monica’s Sunday school closes with diplomas and prizes awarded to many students.
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Maple Grove
Greensboro
Lake Caspian
Dean Ladd
Plainfield
Orange
Mary
Playhouse
Montpelier
Meadows Brook Golf Club
Joseph Fraser
F. Leith
Harry Maleod
John Mercer
U. S. Liberty Loan
Barre Savings Bank & Trust Co
Boston
Addison Place
City Hospital
Roscoe P. Took
Essex Junction
Barre
William F. Littlejohn
Plattsburg
N. Y
Hin
B. H. Stone
State Pee
C. F. Whitney
Burlin
Hotel Barre
Chelsea
State
Anna Felch
Washington County
Clayton Burke
Hotel Pomme
M. J. Head
St. Albans
RE. Dodge
Claremont
Clesson
Cummings
G. H. Stiegler
Baltimore
Cosmo Vacco
Bristol
H. J. Ayers
F. H. Carswell
W. A. Dutton
A. B. Thomas
Hardwick
Hartford
E. D
St. Monica's
Lucy Beck
Borsby Brown
Heatrice Papin
Katherine Sullivan
Sarefield McNulty
Harold White
Dineen
James Murphy
Orpheus Bircarrera
Clement MéMs
Louis O'Leary
Francis Quinlan
Rinaldo Provost
Armando Archambault
Katherine Has i
Pauline Beck
William McNulty
Clarcore Sullivan
Anne Luts
Joseph Roux
Beatrice O'Reese
Joseph Henes
Jim, Papin
Dalton White
Jeanette Crotenu
Edmund Nermaniens
Ellen Lavery
Claire Crotenu
Elisabeth Hanlon
Lasen Paquet
Vedora Keeney
Laretti Marrien
Dorothy Starr
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Little Dry Goods Store at Cottage Street
Miss Laurore DeBlois, daughter of Louis DeBlois of 93 Maple avenue, operated on for appendicitis at City hospital Saturday, is reported as comfortable this morning. Mystery over EH Eno’s disappearance proved unfounded as he stays at Booth home. he has rheumatism and expects to resume activity soon. A buckboard party returning from Brookfield saw a car demolish it. no injuries. Officer Dineen investigated and reported to police HQ. Rubs on arrests: Montpelier man jailed briefly, paid $15 fine and costs. LaMarre decides to pay $15 after admitting first offense. Rey Swett seeks a cap horse after a bullet injury ended its life near his home. Meath doubts bullet theory. friends seek solution.
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Pitta
Russell's
Libby
City Hospital
Claremont
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Boston
Ford
Barreariy
Russell Eastman
Aleud
Crown
Ady
Hamburg
Cottage Street
Laurore DeBlois
Louis DeBlois
Maple Avenue
EH Eno
Times
Eno
Booth
Farwell Street
Eng
Brookfield
John W. Dineen
Jockey Hollow Hill
Son
Montpelier
Lamel LaMarre
Barre
Rey Swett
Washington
Meath
Otto Lawrence
Perrin Hill
Mr. Lawrence
Washington Road
Douglas Roben
Lawrence
Lawrence Place
Fragmented Local Notice: Winnetta Names Evolving Emphasis
Incomplete OCR text shows disjointed fragments mentioning Winnetta and evolving emphasis. No clear event, person, or organization fully readable to define a proper summary.
Abbott shop items and local notices from Marshfield town column
Abbott's window dresses silk waistlines at Fitts and a batch of parasols. Detained Hattie Lander and Olivia McKnight leave for Sugar Hill summer work. Recitals by Miss Blanche Spatsidi students at Univeraniat vestry. Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan return to Winthrop after Port Henry wedding. Otto Lawrence recounts misfortunes leading to recent accidents and a stalled garage incident on Perrin hill. A gallery disturbance during a War Situation talk at the opera house drew laughter and police inaction until the crowd dispersed.
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Fitts
Abbott's
Bee Abbott
James Brown
Mixy Hattie Lander
South Mainstreet
A. P. Abbott
Olivia McKnight
Sera
Sugar Hill N. H
Sunset Hill House
Blanche Spatsidi
Univeraniat Vestry
Robert Weomb
Boston
Audiencs
America
Tony
Wouldn't Work Twice in a Canadian Camp
In a Canadien camp in England a second George Washington was found. He and several others were granted four days leave and wired for extension. The excuse, framed and hung in the battalion orderly room, claimed nobody died and everyone was well, ill only motive, and they got the extension. Published in the Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph.
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England
George Washington
Fragmented storm tale from Philadelphia Public Ledger
Readable parts describe two Black men seeking refuge from a violent thunderstorm in a South barn. The scene includes vivid flashes of lightning and heavy rain, with one man joking about a strong lagrusae while the other responds.
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Mayer
Charles Richard Tiquel
Nina
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