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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
6
Plainfield residents report visits from Frank Lawrence and Nelon Petty of St Johnsbury to Herbert Flood, and many townsfolk travel to Montpelier, Barre, Marshfield, and Cabot. Various kin and friends travel, attend picnics, and attend club gatherings, with several names and homes listed among the week’s social and neighborhood happenings.
Tidy village notes report T. G. Metcalfe of Schenectady visiting his niece Mrs Norman Goodwin has returned home Mr and Mrs Ro HL Paine came back from Hadon Massachusetts with their nephew Donald Smith Norman Goodwin and Alfred Braster auto trip to Quebec last week Mrs Brazier and children with them Miss Faye Goldie and Jester Crawford attended Saturday afternoon Rev St John of Montpelier to conduct services July 3 Mrs Ben Vier and daughter Thelma visited Mrs Wal Carnes at North Montpelier Robert Carr of Montpelier visited his aunt Mrs Roy Lull Fourth of July picnic planned at the archve? grounds The Gleaners club to display the Vermont state flag at the school for the day lunch provided and a day of rest anticipated
Describes an herb called Man aanita growing on western plains used by Indigenous people for cure and healing. Mentions its revered status among Indians and notes its purported curative properties as a traditional remedy.
Chelsea reports Miss Rosemary Lewis returning from a visit to Winooski relatives while Miss Gwendolyn Tyllar assists Mrs George Tracy at Tunbridge. Several weddings mark June, including John Hough with El and Hope Abbott with Mac Boyen in Burlington. Local visitors from Melrose to North Ferrisburg appear, and M F B church boy scouts host drill with Emery Newhall and Dr. Drew. The town notes attendees from Roxbury to Tunbridge with church services and college ties.
Northfield notes Rev James B Sargent has resigned as pastor of the local Congregational church to take effect soon His departure prompts well wishes for his family and new home Also reports on visits relatives and town residents and upcoming events including the Dog River Valley fair set for Sept 27 25 and 29
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