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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1916

Page

8

East Calais Notes From Town and School Life

East Calais residents and visitors are noted in a village roundup. Massachusetts native Mrs Charles Wheeler returns home after weeks with her father B J Pearse and Miss Charlotte Peckix in Montpelier attends school there. The Fast Cal ls grammar school class and teachers were entertained by John R Bancroft at his home with a music program and gifts.

Charles Wheeler Massachusetts B. J. Pearse Charlotte Peckix Montpelier John Pike Cabotte F. BE. Marsh C.D. Balentine Cabot B. E. Mupkins Gsorge E. Sanders Hoston A. E. Hap Mark White House L. A. Kenniston Fast Calls Grammar School John R. Wilson Hancroft Sexby Ralph Dwinell Apeech Sixby J. A. Cavanaugh New York City Sylvester Cavanaugh Beaton Wood Dn Sponee Brown Ruth Worcester Moontpelier Worcester Lund Memorial Hall Heeny Vermont Ralph B. Dwinell Cornet Richard FE. Lamb Esay John R. W. Bancroft Alice Vernons Julia Wheelock Margaret Sanders Exay Tannhauser Wagner Jovied W. L. D. Prevost

Prominent St. Johnsbury Mason Charles Calderwood Dies

Charles A Calderwood a leading St Johnsbury Mason and longtime furniture businessman died at his Pearl Street home after a four year diabetes illness, hastened by diphtheria. Born 1849 in Greensboro he taught, moved to St Johnsbury in 1875, married Ida Pinney in 1874 and leaves three sons. He held many lodge and council roles, served in the state legislature 1910 12, and was a trustee of the state hospital at Waterbury. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 pm with Masonic rites and grand lodge delegates attending.

St. Johnsbury Charles A. jCalderwood Pearl Street Calderwood Greensboro Ane People's Academy of Grand Chapeu Grand Council Rand S. M Mt. Sinai Temple A. A. ON M.S Hhe St. Johnabury State Hospital Waterbury Gates Mimpsic Lodge Grand Lodge Richard Jerome Main Street Burlington Vermont Cavalry Manchester N. H Charles Houston City Houston Eds. Abbott Canton N.Y State Street Nike Clark & MpMuster Dorchester Seguin New York City Fisher Heaton Hospital Kane House Nicola Palusmio Marcotte Wee St Augustine's Church Jane Fr. McCarthy Henry T. Deley J. (. Ememvende EP. Resedette L. Gerald Frank Renway Fred Daecanee Eagles Emion Catholic Order of Foresters

Montpelier Court Hears Breach of Peace Case

The case against Mrs Henry Cushion for breach of peace was continued in city court this forenoon. James Burke, arrested for intoxication, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two months in Waterbury. Local residents and visitors attended church events, school arrangements, a union picnic planned at Caledonia park, and various town errands and travels.

Henry Cushion Harvey James Burke Waterbury Baker Montreal Burnby Loach Esther Berry Castleton Ummer Caledonia Park SM & WR P. Barnby Leach Bailey Avenue Burlington University of Vermont Charles Dollof Mainstreet Lancaster N.hs Mia Fred Eaton Sioux City Dorman E. Kent Rutland

Local Notes and Social Roundup from Barre News

Vernon Mate of salad among city visitors this morning. Marshfield notices include Durette ice cream parlor and lunch room, sales at Univer church rummage, and Little Ivy Goods Store offerings. Barre residents travel to Greenboro and New York, with several local outings and visits. police blotter reports one guilty plea and minor fines. several town residents attend church events and university commencements.

Vaughan's Vernon Marshfield Durette Bernice Rollins Antoine Cook Homseca, Co Universealist Charles Chirmill Greenybore Jessie Muiry Sugar Hill N. H Bartlett Street Oscar Martinson Colebrook J. W. Kidder Port Chester N. Y Tramont Street Channery M. Willey Maple Grove Street Northfield Alexander MacLennan H. W. Scott Cora Batchelder Hilltreet Frank Bateheld Brandon Isue J. Heath Barre Deland St 'Monica Parente Mia Paul Waterman Darwin S&s Waterman Upper Washington Street Burlington Waterman University of Vermont Water Allite The Crown Pharmacy Mary Rick) Cole Seminary Street Alex. Young Inesse Gordon Wiliam Lyle Pearl Harry Young Philip Cole Ray Miss Whitcomb Hartford Conn Sei Friend Whitcomb Howard Blopsom Prewport Effert Stu Blossom Washington Street Hotel Barre Bliss Lupper Washington Street Tenney Company Sinclair Dean Mudgett Joseph Rogers Finn Suepician Sawyere

Barre visitors and local calls weave through East Barre

East Barre and Barre residents frequented nearby towns this week. Charles Colby and Edgar Sanborn visited Barre for business while Miss Ethel Hamilton spoke at Goddard Seminary. Bernard Leavitt from Southern Pines, C. visited relatives in the village and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson of Montpelier called on friends, and several couples traveled to Warren and Lake Morey for short trips.

Charles Colby Barre Charles Simpson John Sanborn Earl Dickey East Barre M.rk Hamilton Edgar Sanborn Bernard Leavitt Southern Pines Village Washington Til- Joteen BL. Hutchinson Warren Dolby Ethel Hamilton Goddard Seminary B ©. Hutchinson Montpelier KE. J. Sanborn Mike Karl Dicky Lake Morey Sanborn Charles Emery Clyde Blake Leyton Hilas Bowen East Karrie Janes Rouben Charles Doria

Great Marshfield gathering with slides and music event

Marshfield hosts a June 2 gathering with a free entertainment program featuring about 150 lantern slides on Narre grate ite indicetey and city features. Ward Carver will speak, Barre band and Marshfield Orchestra perform, and Village Improvement Society ladies serve a banquet at Pythian hall. Tickets for "Pith of a Nation" at Park Theatre tonight.

Marshdeld Marshfield Oll Towneman Ward Carver Barte Barre Vermont Fnilaw Village Improvement Society Pythian

FOR SALE AND WANTED ITEMS IN JUNKY OCR NOTICE

Public notice lists items for sale and exchange including a 1918 overland car in as is condition and a request for miscellaneous farm gear. Includes incomplete contact snippets and location hints, with several garbled phrases and unclear names.

Birth of a Nation at Park Theatre Tonight Ads

Advertisements note tickets available for the Great Vermont Association banquet in Montpelier on July 12 from Henry A. He lists Keep to the Right signs stored since fall 1915 to be placed at Prospect North Main, North Main Washington Kiln Street junction and Sumner night corners.

Park Theatre Greater Vermont Association Mont Fler Henry A “Keep Prospect North Main Streets North Main Washington Kile Street Sumimer

Banquet Tickets and Theatre Ad At Vaughan Store

The notice advertises an event at Park theatre tied to the Birth of a Nation showing with sale at Vaughan Store from five to eight. Tickets for the better acquaintance tour to Marshfield on June 20 are available through the committee. Transportation is provided free for those without cars, with tickets covering both transit and banquet.

Park Theatre Vaughan Marshfield W. Hooker Guy R. Varnum Eugene C. Glyswon

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