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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
5
Chamois and sponges to wash your car and a fine assortment available. Corned beef hash and sandwiches attract patrons at the Waldorf lunch in the Universalist Church next Tuesday from 5 to 1 p.m. A western physician claims a harmless pile remedy Hem Reid relieves distress quickly, with E. A. Crown offering it on money back guarantee.
A lunch time event at the Universalist church next Tuesday from 5 to 7 p m offers country club ice cream. Advertisements promote cigars, union made, and products from Raymond Mfr St Albany VT with trucking and bottle products from Granite City Bottling and a shop featuring a large stock of pencils at Goodfellow.
Beginning Monday the monthly garbage collection schedule comes into effect. Miss Helen Kickham travels to Burlington to visit friends. Various local ads mention golf and tennis clubs, hot dogs and potato salad, room rental requests, and summer plans. Several residents travel to Maine Holyoke and Cleveland for family matters. Baseball games, chautauqua tickets, and memorial photographs are noted along with garden highlights and a large youth outing to Camel's Hump.
A montage of Berne area residents and visitors with brief movements through Barre, St Johnsbury, Randolph, St Albans, East Montpelier, and Burlington. Mentions include Mrs Wesley Hall, Sigar White, J J Collamer, Attorney E R Davis, Winifred Smith, Mr and Mrs B A Webber, Henry Petrie, Peter Morgan, Mrs Ida Bink, Robert McDonnell, Dr and Mrs E Dewey, and various relatives amid trips to weddings, offices, and granite plants. Texaco ad draws crowds at W G Reynolds & Son with a distinctive two quart oil can display fueling interest.
Graniteville Presbyterian Church led by W E Archibald offers morning and evening sermons with Sunday school after morning service. Salvation Army holds 10 a m service with holiness meeting, 10:30 Sunday school, 6 p m youth, 6 45 power house, 8 p m Balva. Wensterville Baptist Church with Samuel Mead morning 10:30, evening 7. Berlin Corner Congregational Church pastor Frank Blomfield 10 45 morning address The Challenge to Manhood. East Barre Congregational Church pastor James Ramage 10 40 morning, 11 45 brunch, 7 p m Christian Endeavor, Wednesday prayer at 8. Christian Science Church 10 a m Sunday Christian Science topic, 12 m Sunday school, 7 30 p m Wednesday service. First Baptist Church pastor Bert J Lehigh preaching 10 30 a m and 7 p m. Bible school 12. Young people 6 p m. Prayer service Thursday 7 30. Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church pastor Halley Gatzert Lipkey morning 10 30 theme Thrust Out to Gain Freedom evening 7 theme Blessings Too Costly to be appreciated, Sunday school 1 45, Epworth League 4, union prayer 7 30 Thursday 7 30. Washington Baptist Church pastor Benjamin D Profle preaching 11 and 7 30 morning Kingdom of Christ evening A Christian Home Bible school 12 o'clock C E 5 and prayer Thursday 5.
Modern education overload harms children nerves and blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a safe tonic to build blood strengthen nerves and meet demands. Pair with outdoor exercise proper meals and ten hours sleep to relieve early signs of St Vitus dance.
Congregational, Universalist, Mohawk Braves and other church groups issue a packed July schedule. Sermons at Congregational include The Testing of Peter and The Fight Worthy While. Bible school at noon, YP at 7, campfire girls meetings, union midweek service, and July 4 park gathering noted. First Universalist calls for transport help and Waldorf lunch. Mohawk Braves meet Monday with fundraiser. First Presbyterian lists morning service, Masonic talk, evening sermon, boy scouts hike, missionary society quilting and supper plans. Strangers welcome.
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