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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
3
East Calais residents report a week of visits and greetings. Mrs Britton and Mrs Lawson hosted at fare Corner while Mrs Jerle Benjamin hosted guests. Several pairs travel to relatives in Adamant Worcester Montpelier and Ottawa. Local officials and residents including Supt H E Jackman of Cabot, Ralph Sprague at Austins, and Addie Parker visiting Gray's are listed among the social exchanges and illnesses. recovery noted for Harvey Burnham.
Four hundred New England bankers visited New York for a vacation jaunt and to hear Vice President Coolidge speak. They toured police headquarters, watched drill practice, and inspected the rogues gallery to learn how police protect financial institutions. The group included heads of major banks and reporters from New England states.
In Washington six hundred disabled veterans arrived for the National Disabled Soldiers' league convention. They parade to the capitol to urge Congress to improve care for wounded servicemen and to replace nonmilitary members of the federal board for vocational education. Senator Ish of Massachusetts is among the speakers.
President Harding tentatively accepts a Wyoming western states tour in late July if Congress is not in session. The invitation to join frontier day celebrations in Cheyenne was extended by Rep Mondell and Senator Warren, via telegram from Frank Barrow.
A 280 pound eight foot sturgeon was hauled from a jet below the falls in the Merrimack River at Laverence Massachusetts on June 26. After several days of attempts to observe it, six men in a rowboat finally captured the fish. District aid plans to seek court adjudication.
Washington dispatch says officials debunk reports of a gambling hover near the Chateau Thierry battlefield. Inquiries found the claims absolutely false. The chatter includes unrelated remarks and domestic notes from New York and Boston papers amid miscellaneous ads and scribbles.
A fragment from Stray Stories shows a dialogue where a character questions whether to consult a solicitor after being called an eee by Jones. An older advisor suggests prioritizing veterinary advice first, outlining a humorous or surreal guidance tone.
A long admonition urges vigilance against replacing trusted remedies with new ones for infant care. It praises Fletcher's Castora as a thirty year aid to growth and baby rescue, while condemning those who advocate untested alternatives for the fragile infant.
Theron Warner Strong and Hazel Annis Byington were married at the bride’s home in Charlotte with Rev. C. Adame officiating. Attendants included Janice Hyington as bridesmaid and a best man. The ceremony featured music by Caro lyne Strong and Cleone Comings, with Florence of Burlington and Roxanna Brownell singing. The couple plan a wedding trip to the White Mountains before settling in Derry, New Hampshire. Mr. Strong, a Northfield figure and Here Hood Certified Milk Co. employee, is a University of Vermont alumnus. Mrs. Strong, a 1920 UVM graduate and former Northfield high school teacher, is active in the Delta Delta sorority and Akron society.
In Houston during excavations for a federal reserve bank building at Teague and Caroline a large leg bone, likely from a mastodon or prehistoric elephant, was found buried about 13 feet deep in red clay. Rice Institute biologist A C Chandler noted uncertainty whether mastodon or elephant, but confirmed the fossil’s enormous size and well preserved enamel. A second smaller bone appeared nearby indicating possible additional skeletal remains.
North Calais H Cate and N Wye of Barre camp at the Cate cottage. Mr and Mrs Frankill spent Wednesday in Barre. Mrs Sisasinah Dailey was in Hardwick Tuesday. Mrs tine Chase and grandson Arthur of Montpelier were guests. Mrs Kate Earre was in East Calais Wednesday. Miss Laelia Kettell returned to St Alban Tuesday. Elmer Matthews and friends from Hardwick visited Wednesday. Mrs Lula Celler and daughter Miss Finn from Worcester stayed a few days at Mrakley farm. James McCarty was in Plainfield on Niterness Thursday. A C Dailey went to New Hampshire Friday. Mrs Alice Fair was in Montpelier. Carl Bancroft was in Montpelier on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W J Dailey were in Hardwick Tuesday. Doe Slowly jr was in Barton Calala recently. Elmer George of East Calais was whelter in the place recently. Mr and Mrs H Scribner and Mr and Mrs W Scribner visited relatives in West Danville and East Calais Sunday. Mr Sadie Parker and son Freak visited friends in Woodbury Lingiac. Mrs Carriemin of East Calais was a recent visitor of her mother Mrs Bert Bancroft. Mr and Mrs Elvin Deiler were to Worcester on business recently. Miss Marion Keniston of East Calais visited her sister Mex Ellen Scribner Tuesday.
A fragment from a reminiscence recalls a family meal where Pa makes a terrible break at the feast and a confused scene unfolds as guests hesitate over plates and beverages. The mood hints at humor and domestic strain amid muted laughter and ritual supper.
A fragmentary item describes a corns treatment promising painless removal with a drop product. The text references a bottle and a brand-like term Preenewe and mentions Sean and Suet in unclear context. The readable portion suggests a promotional or advertorial note about foot care.
Unable to determine readable facts from the fragment. No clear event names, dates, places, or organizations present. Summary not feasible from provided text.
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