Talk of the Town roundups and movements in town
Edward Smith of Gabot is in town on business. John B. Eames returns from Boston after several days away. Frances Wark of South Barre departs for Boston for a weeks long visit with relatives. Alex Banton and William Ematie return from Boston after a few days away. Tenjamin Colombo at the state hospital in Wat erbury spends a few days with friends. A Ronsecord football club meeting is set for 7:30 pm to transact business of importance. Abbie C. Moxley has left Fairfax for a York Beach vacation. Herbert MecHan, formerly of Barre now in New Haven, has enlisted in E company of the 4th reserve engineers and expects to depart for France in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Smith
Gabot
John B. Eames
Boston
Frances Wark
South Barre
Alex, Banton
William Ematie
Tenjamin Colombo
State Hospital
Waterburry
Ronsecord
Abbie C. Moxley
Bellows Free Academy
Fairfax
York Beach
Herbert MecHan
Barre
New Haven
Conn
U.S
France
Huis
Felch Case Details Include Box Tool Near Sugarhouse
Testimony describes a small tool box found near the engine and witness accounts of Joe Felch’s movements Friday and Saturday. Mrs Felch denies Williams’s allegations and asserts she did not go to the sugarhouse that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Feich
Witnersee
Witnens
Joe
Otis Williams
Felch
Williame
Payne Place
Feleh
Feld
Town Residents and Visitors Reported in Barre Area News
Special values In wash waists at Ale wets Rows Gale of Plainfield is passing several days in town on business. Large shipments of tennis oxfords and bala arrived at Shea's this morning. Charles Perry of Brattleboro spending days in town on business. New Victor records for July are now on sale at Bailey's Music Rooms Barre. Hugh Seaver of Randolph visiting Barre and Williamstown for a few days. Burgess and Harold Went of Chelsea among visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Abbott and family depart for Greensboro for a month's vacation. Arthur Vennor, sailor on the battleship Louisiana, visiting home on West Hill. Elica Belding of Lyndonville arrives to spend days with sister Mrs. W. F. Howland. Miss Gertrude Olsen returns home from Burlington. Mark Davis returns from Burlington after exam planning for the navy. Washington County Union of Christian Endeavor meeting postponed to fall due to quarantine. Lieut. Russell Hoyt spends a few days' leave with parents. Bonaccard football club plans July 4 outing at Caledonian park with large crowd expected. Special meeting tonight to report progress toward the big outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alewets
Gale
Plainfield
Shea's
Charles Perry
Brattleboro
A. Goull
Spaulding Street
Calais
Businear
Victor
Bailey's Music Rooms
Elm Street
Barre
Hugh Seaver
Randolph
Williamstown
A. ©. Burgess
Harold Went
Chelsea
A. P. Abbott
Greensboro
Arthur Vennor
Louisiana
Jill Iss Elica Belding
Lyndonville
W. F. Howland
Division Street
Gertrude Olsen
Washington Street
Burlington
Agnes Olsen
Mark Davis
Seminary Street
Purlington
Navy
Washington
AL. Baldwin
Orlo Spear
Park Street
Russell Hoyt
Mra. Hoyt
155
Summer Street
Hoyt
Medical Corps
Philadelphia
New York General Hospital
Bonaccard
Caledonian Park
Local items mix with civic notes from Barre city
The Barre city column reports on theater goers and bargains at Bailey’s Music Rooms, plus local traffic of visitors. Clarence Rivers heads home to Lewiston, Me, and Charles L Brown and Neale Hooker train at Platteburg camp in hospital with tonsillitis. Vermonter publisher Charles R. Cummings visits, and a Barre marriage is noted. National cemetery group plans August convention with delegates from many states. preparations involve the Barre Board of Trade and merchants. School board details include janitor pay raise and leadership changes as Harvey Averill departs. reorganizational meeting planned after month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Swim Street
Barre
Harrelieu
Clarence Rivers
Trraniteville
Lewiston
Clementine Desilet
James Edward Tunner
Seeond Cavalry
Baptist Parsonage
James S. Hraker
Jones
National Association of Cemetery Superintendents
Painter
Atkinsom
Welle River
Barre Board of Trade
Merchants’ Association
Low Oil Entertainment Committee
William McFarland
Harvey E. Averill
Averill
Joseph Comelli
DANGER OF TETANUS DURING WAR AND HOLIDAY WOUNDS
Early war period reports many tetanus cases among allied wounded. Tetanus thrives in wounds with oxygen-poor conditions, often from embedded foreign matter. Routine serum injections reduced cases. warns parents about toy weapons and Fourth of July injuries needing prompt medical treatment.
Murder at the Sugarhouse and Trial Testimony
Witness recounts seeing Joseph Felch dead in the sugarhouse with blood nearby while the Pero girl and Josie Pero fled and later returned with others. The testimony details gun and cartridge searches, missing body timing, and cross examination of Fred Smith, with mention of a second-day pathologist and engineer measurements, amid a wider summary of local festival contests and broader European political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarhouse
Williamet
Josie Pero
Bernice
Pero
Tiv Williams
Joseph Felch
Felch
Williama
Witmest
Febeh
Jewie Pero
Oranite Lodge
No 35
Joe
Williams
Pero Girl
Soar Woods
Josie
Mra. Feleh
Tom Smith
Sugar House
Smith
Felch Howe
William Cunningham
Otis Williams
Otis
John Felch
Tom
John
Will
Rowland
Joseph
Eugarhouse
Waits River
John Finch
Fred Smith
Barber
Felches
Williarie
Faral
Eugene Dickerman
Dernine
Othe Williams
Anna
Peddh
William
Resea
Wright Place
Payne Farm
Amma
Otto
Hams
Moor
Morea
Ariese
Ahem
Feiri
D. T. Stone
Wvs
M. J. Buck
Suparhouse
Austria on the brink of breakup amid empire tensions
The article details deep political divisions in the Austrian Reichsrat with many parties and competing ethnic aims. It argues that self government for racial groups is needed as the German element cannot secure majority support, highlighting Czech and other minority aspirations and long‑standing national tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolemia
Moravia
Si Jesia
Hall
Austria
Hungary
Charles
Bohemia
Austrian
Germany
Old Kingdom
Poland
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Dalmatia
Boston Herald
Clam Martinic
von Seydler
Czeehs
Left Centre
Clemonis
Serteronte
Moravian Central Party
Mmost
Cottage of rooms to rent in Montpelier area
Fragmentary OCR lists a cottage of rooms for rent on Jefferson Street near a station, with inquiries about a first class bedouiter and surface caller operator. References to McDonald & Sons and July are unclear. Nearby names include Mim Jamis Ahern and North Saint, Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferin Street
Jamis Ahern
Bawt
St Bart
McDonald & Sons
Drapatsics
Kim Ceverant
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Comelave
St. Aldeents No. 11
Dramk Fame
Irder
Eagle’ Plenie
Urder
D. McDonnald
Hathaway and Arrow
Frank McWhorter
Union Dry Goods Company
W. B
C. B
Mrs. Felch
John Renesink
Earl Butler
Edward Keeleing
Gertrude Dale
Mildred Marrion
Florence LaPage
Mina Dale
George Ratell
Renato Granai
Hugo Carual
Alma Bottigal
Line Agati
Seceee
Iris Ferrari
Florence Nals
Pretty Babies
Lina Agati
Alma Bottigai
Renato Granal
Hugo Carusi
John Kenofick
Earl Cutler
Edward Keete
Acy
William Fernon
Kus
Appreciation League
Backus
Aytem
Backue
League
Montpelier of
Marre
Ance
Reynold
C. W. Averill & Co
Vermont
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