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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1916
Page
6
An offer claims a new home cure for asthma tested at the provider’s expense. It promises relief for hay fever and chronic asthma regardless of climate or occupation and asks readers to mail for a free trial with no money required.
Mire Katherine Bartlett, who has taught in Malden, Mass., will teach in Springfield, Mass., next year. Mr and Mrs W J Lamberton, heirs of Dr W H Lamberton, move from Northfield to South Royalton. Charles Wellsby, Lisbon Falls high principal, visits Stockbridge mother before Dartmouth summer school. Mrs W C Bailey sails for training at New England Conservatory after husband’s enlistment. Harry Emery sells Hotel Mappes in Randolph to Charles Dunham exchanging the William Waldo farm, effective August. Charles F Waldo visiting mime family. Willis Waldo and kin at Lebanon. George Bassingthwaite visits Fred N Chapman. Selectman Myron J Buck testifies in LaRock murder trial in Woodstock. Others discharged after failing federal oath include Leon Barnes and Elmer H Stark. Roy Abbott home on leave awaiting discharge. T Kent and daughters visit Lincoln.
The passage argues that a women’s page should prioritize health advice over fashion. It notes many women lack health and value guidance on preservation and remedies, sharing how others recovered from ailments to help readers improve their own well being with practical, experience based tips.
Wa itsfield notes show residents visiting family in Montpelier Morrisville and Hinesburg. A reception for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Don Orr is reported plus a Nature Club program and a Union prayer meeting. The 1918 Weallstfield high school graduation featured 16 graduates, with extensive program and diplomas to be presented by Principal Wallace Venable.
Plainfield and Barre visitors attend town events and commencements while many residents travel. Rebekah degree conferred at Pleasant Valley lodge. numerous relatives visit Barre Montpelier and Waterbury houses for vacations and family gatherings over the week. Local society ties include alumni events at Goddard Seminary, summer visits, and community notices such as church meetings and theater ads.
Mrs E4 Clancherd Mrs Marry and sons Howard and Winston visited Mr and Mrs FP W Holt last week. Mrs Ebert Brown of Waterbury called for her skater Mrs J Refley one day last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Lafayette. Mr and Mrs ML Trwin and Mrs J Wood attended the Pomona Grange meeting at Mr and Mrs C Folsom. Mr and Mrs J Waterman of South Royalton Me and Mrs Arthur Maxhem of Montpelier worked with Mr and Mrs George Barre and Minnie of Barre. Spelled with her vice, lice 4 i Kelley.
In Orange County court Ellen R. Sanders wins 1000 against Marian Burnham over alleged alienation of affection. Another verdict favors H M Smith for 650 against Kusebe K Prunier. G F Hebard wins 500 against H F Gutler over a secondhand auto misrepresentation. Several residents visit, host, or travel: Elsie Hood, Mrs Alice Hawkett, Rev and Mrs C W Grape, Sergeant John Sprague, Corporal Gerald Bixby, Mrs L J Hall, Alyah Bohanon, Herbert Stevens, Herbert Comstock, W Butch Chamberlin, Millie Kendall, Dr Henry W Bacon, Miss Alice Tabor, Miss Leone M Thorne, Miss Bertha Wilder, George Tracey, William Sprague, George M Medcalf and Miss Gertrude Medcalf, Miss Beth Skinner marries Charles Harold Perry, Ina Waldo finishing teaching, Helena Sargent returns from Newbury teaching, and a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs.
The ad promotes Resinol Soap for toilet, bath, and shampoo to keep skin clear and hair healthy. It claims hands stay white and soft, with no dandruff, and suggests a Remoot Cinisent treatment if skin or scalp is in bad condition. Resigol Soap and Ointment are sold by druggists, with samples available by writing Dept. 142, Resigol, Baltimore, Md.
A Sunday celebration in Sune a Chelaea will feature a morning band concert at o clock, sports at the Robertetould athletic Field at 10 am, another band show at 1 pm, a dance at town hall at 4 30 pm, and a north common picture show. The Strafford cornets provide music with committees led by C F Allen and W W Underhill. Also notes the death of Charles Cornelius Seals at age 75 after Bright's disease, with funeral at Highland cemetery officiated by Rev John A Lawrence. surviving relatives and farm life prior to retirement are listed.
Emma Cameron of Montpelier visited Mrs. Laura Cameron this week. Henry Powers and daughter from Beery visited. Sint Earle Martin of Springfield stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Martin. Ethel Smith of Hardwick is visiting.
Mrs Elier Foster and infant daughter returned home Sunday after weeks in Montpelier. T W Lawson went to Burlington to bring his wife home from hospital. Mrs Lucy and daughter Glen returned to Moore Corner. A social dance at Memorial Mall Friday with Clark's Orchestra. District No 1 schoolhouse gathering Wednesday evening. Ninth grade graduation in Memorial Hall Friday June 23 with 18 graduates. Mary Alta V Creasy concluded a term in district No 10. Harrison Ainsworth was the sole pupil to pull the entire term. Miss Creasy returned to Charlemont, Massachusetts.
RANDOLPH residents and visitors mingle over weekend plans with several moving or visiting family ties. Notables include George Allen's garage hire, Elbridge Holman headed to Oklahoma then New Mexico, and Miss Hele Blanchard returning from Smith College for vacation with Blanchard and Banister relatives.
Long distance furniture moving and heavy trucking at reasonable rates. Two two-ton auto trucks at your service. Vermont Trucking and Sales Co. Barre Tel 152 W.
Nearly every woman with a head of hair can improve its look with a little care. Puritian Sage hair tonic is praised for luster and preventing hair loss dandruff and itchy scalp. Red Cross Pharmacy stocks it and offers a refund if expectations aren’t met.
Marshfield hosts a June 29 event featuring the Barre Board of Trade with about 100 to 150 attendees. Ward Carver of Barre will deliver an introductory talk, and a Barre band and orchestra will perform during a banquet in Pythian hall at 7 30 p m. The gathering seeks better acquaintance and exchange of ideas to boost Vermont industry and invites local producers to showcase specimens.
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