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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1920

Page

6

Marjorie Cate Weds Clem Batchelder at Ki J Bartlett Home

About 60 friends gathered at Ki J Bartlett’s home in Plainfield for the marriage of Marjorie J Cate and Clem M Batchelder. Rev A W Hewitt officiated as Edith King rendered Mendelssohn. The couple will reside in Wood Street, Mattapoisett Mass.

Ki. J. Bartlett Marjorie J. Cate Clem M. Batchelder Mika Cornelia Wheeler Clifford Batchelder Mra Bf. Bateheder Mendelssohn Edith King Joseph Bartlett Gray Goddard Seminary G. W. Bent Co Boston Edgar Cummings Montpelier V. L. Bartow Oneonta Henry McKinetry Mer Carl Batchelder Kathering St. Johnsbury D. B. Nelson Allen Nelson Albany Walter Perkins Barre June Martin Forest Hilla North Monntpetier

Local notes from East Montpelier and Montpelier visitations

East Montpelier and Montpelier community items note residents traveling to Claremont and Calais, farm and road committee meetings, demonstrations, visits by Mrs. Dwinelhan and others, and town attendees. Also discussion on tuberculosis in cows and dairy hygiene amid calls for stricter herd testing and milk safety to protect public health.

Chester Gould Famiy Claremont Vene Morse Aln. Stratton Nuth County Road Mies Merpont Pike George King Main Arthur Corlins Montpelier Crescent Alice Duevbat Arthur Parker Herman Pikir Calais Townsend Barre Lis Ness H. Danenuse Mise Hittie Sibley P. Tawneend Joan Clark Sibley Chandler Arthon

Marshfield July 3 Celebration Promises Community Parade

Local committees finalize plans for a July third event featuring a parade led by a band and ex service members, floats, and decorations. Events include tug of war, three legged race, 100 yard dash, relay, and a basketball volley game between town teams, with prizes and a grand ball to cap the celebration.

Erin Hhe Wipat Thremneen Tran Farater

Northfield News Update on Local Residents and Visitors

Colonel Frank Tompkins and Captain F B Edwards of Norwich University are at Fort Ethan Allen with their families. Alice Dixon of Proctor visited Northfield for commencement at Norwich. Mrs H R Roberts attended Mount Holyoke College commencement. Ruth Sargent is a graduate. Nora Trombley and two children moved to Northfield from Waterbury. Agnes McCarthy and Mildred McCarthy joined her. Mike Mildred McCarthy works at F B Dyke’s and lives with her sister. George England injured at Crags brothers granite sheds. Hubert O Hara of Peterboro visits Northfield. Helena Fitzsimonds, former Northfield teacher, returned home in Underhill.

Frank Tompkins F. B. Edwards Norwich University Fort Ethan Allen Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Mass Ruth Sargent Nora Trombley Northfield Waterbury Pleasant Street Agnes McCarthy Mike Mildred McCarthy George England Crags Brothers Hubert O'Hara Peterboro N. Hu D. B. Howe Helena Fitzsimonds Underhill Philip BE. Adie Hae Walkersville Ont I. Adame Adams Noreen Ry He Butterfield Rathland J. B.adamp Bridge Street George Barnes A. I. Morrill J. C. Benson Moxcow James McDonald Fort Covington N. Y Foster Frank Medlar AC Perry Barrows Road A. J. Magoon Johnson Johnson Normal School Clarence LaRock LaRock Mixxy Elva Magoon Louise Loomis Main Street W. Chaffee’s Neuse Melvin Boyce Witte James Prumvit Boyer Dorothy Barrows Lloyd Douglass Beatrict Kaiser Roy Demerritt Lean Russell Burt Bashare Ain Mina Margaret Cleveland New Hampshire State Agricultural College Morham Mise Katherine Dewey Lottie Ladd Kate Balcark Harry Rielmondd Steve Lamoille County Eden Lake Aut Soldon Yvonne Mir Mee Carity Sadie Caney Heol Gibbe Gertrude Metucthy Tne Ler Urate Charles T Kase CS Smith Tieebe Dennen Mise Veart Taylor Atte Mt Mavs Nilesroe Maedow Barnes Harlow Lillian Demerritt W. L. Demerritt BB. Robinvom Amit

Long family reunion and village notices in Waitsfield

The 37th Long family reunion drew about 151 members with a dinner and program by Mrs Merle Martin and Miss Mildred Davis. Guests came from Warren Fayston Montpelier Calais and Burlington. Miss Stella Dillon recounted the family history. Also noted: barn sale, choral club plans the Rose Maiden with 40 voices, and a 78th birthday for Mr and Mrs John Neill. Optional items include local births, an apron social at the Congregational church raising 20, and a Chautauqua event planned for Aug 11 with performances.

LO. O Long Merle Martin Mildred Davis Givin Warren Fayston Montpelier Calais Stella Dillon Miss Johnson Patience Haverington Mme Annette Middleton Burlington KR. Lir Stafford Joseph Niet Waitefield Choral Club Rose Maiden Mra Guerion Kory H. ©. Billings, Ventualio, H.C .Tilton, Baritone, Guenton Fors, Tenurini Ira Karl Baird Clarence Bisbee Barre Mr. and Atte Perry B. Joslyn Waitetielt Waites Almus

Universalist sermon and gathering in Washington

Washington reports Rev. CA Simmonsell preaching on The Angel of the Tor at the Universalist church. An offering will aid the Central Revelation of Universalist and Unitarian, meeting in North Mansfield Wednesday to Sunday. Major A. T. Chenny and Bunel with Fiten Bunel visit from Rockland.

CA Simmonsell Washington Central Revelation of Universalist Unitarian Hurr North Mantpotlor A. T. Chenny Hollywand Owl Nindister Fiten Bunel Rockland Ataasy Thur Mra Delon Mane Mire Fleanor Smith Mr. Chemeyte Mere Wilfinenstown Maasachanitta

East Orange Social Notes From Local Visitors

East Orange residents recount visits and stays with neighbors and relatives. Prank Bailey of Chelsea visited Mrs Belle B Johnston at East Herrre while Mire Patterson returned home Tuesday. Arthur Prescott and family visited Farle and kin in Lyme Center. Ed Cook’s in Orange hosted Arthur Preewtt and daughter Lyte briefly. Bowen family members traveled from Laporte and back. Mr Wentowmb and daughter from Meatpetier spent a few days at EK Lo Sasha’s.

Prank Bailey Chelsea Amnt Viewteich Thurvlay Belle B. Jolnmon East Herre Mire. Patterson Wee A.B Arthur Preewtt Maughter Lyte Cook's Orange Hilae Bowen Werbert Bowen & Kelijingr Pinintlett Priday Viet EK Lo Sasha

Donald Clark Recovers After Hospital Operation

Donald Clark aged 18 son of Mrs Homer Button is recovering at Fanny Allen hospital where a growth was removed from his right temple. The report notes the growth grew from a pea to a plum over the past year and cites several family and local social notices including visits, gatherings, and community club events in the area.

Donald Clark Homer Button Fanny Allen Hospital

South Ryegate Children’s Day Observed at Presbyterian Church

A large congregation attended South Ryegate’s Children’s Day at the Presbyterian church last Sunday, with the exercises led entirely by the children. Several locals left for seasonal work at The Breakers on Spring Lake Beach, Nid. Other residents planned travels for summer quarters and education, including Muskingum College graduate Merrill Gibson, with medical school ahead. The Joan of Arc class in the Sunday School campaigned for the Vermont anti tubercular movement, raising $100 toward a $200 town quota.

Presbyterian Church Colin Tageahan Spring Lake Beach Nid Breakers Marys Misa Bent Hearte Clementina Nhl Tiree Raymond Beaton Springfield James ‘Beaton Kim Smith Heanor Putnameville Martyn Harriet Martyn George Crowe Charles B. Gibson Dartmiouth Mamie Rouhan Gladys Lincoln Ste J. H Wright Johnson Johnson Normal School John Met

Brookfield double wedding at Williams home

In Brookfield on a June evening two couples wed with guests gathered at the Williams residence. Ghulys Luella Williams married Merbert W. Knowles and Henry E. Johnson wed Flor Isabella Kirkpatrick. Receptions followed as families plan new homes and a Massachusetts wedding trip.

Rev JS. Clark Massachusetts Knowles Johnson Williams Wes

Ashmoor Jubilee Sire and Sale Notice in Barre VT

Purported pedigree details list Ashmoor Jubilee as dam and Hustlers Prinne as sire with Cock field Priner as grandsire. Advertisement offers a 1920 season with a Suffolk Punch mare for sale in Barre Vermont by Slayton's, with a $15 warrant term. Contact for more details.

Purdigrer Weme Sarngiernn Keey Morgan Sampounie Pine Morgan Hustlers Prinne Cockfield Priner PUNCH Slayton's Barre

Agnes Taylor Bride of Alex Burton at Groton

Miss Agnes Taylor second daughter of Mrs Marshall Taylor of Groton wed Alex Burton of Woodsville New Hampshire at the bride's home. Rev Stead Thornton officiated before relatives and friends. The couple left by motor for Barre and will reside in Woodsville. Burton works locally. Mrs Burton has long been a popular Groton resident and former Woodsville News employee.

Agnes ‘Taylor Marshall ‘Taylor Alex. Burton Woodsville N. H Stead Thornton Burton Groton of Fice Woodaville News D. B. Gordon Kenneth Dorothy Hillsboro T Stead Thornton Schowl Vom Roosevelt Leet Topsham D. N McKay Indies

Elixir touted as life saving family remedy

A consumer praises Dr. J Trues Elixir as a long market remedy praised for stimulating appetite, easing nervous fatigue, and expelling worms. The letter notes personal relief after years of ineffective tonics and claims it helps with housework, energy, and children's worms.

Farmorettes Needed to Replace Immigrants

A Michigan farmer urges bringing over German and Austrian workers to fill farm labor shortages. He notes deserted farms, high wages, and limited immigrant options, arguing German immigrants have historically supported American agriculture. He cites 1900 data showing thousands of German-born farmers in the country.

Wyer Germany Austria United States Michigan Old Country

Slovenes Start Bank in Cleveland

The 25 000 Slovenes of Cleveland celebrate the opening of the North Bank of Cleveland. Within a month the bank’s loans reach about half a million dollars, funded by deposits from Slovenes alone.

Cleveland North Bank of

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