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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1917

Page

6

Local News From South Ryegate St Johnsbury Area

South Ryegate residents and families are noted in social notices. J B McLain is in St Johnsbury Burnday. Miss Jennie Beaton plans to enter Hanover hospital in July for nursing. Miss Cecile Brock helps Mrs Charlotte Lord. Miss Celia Ingraham works as table girl at Crystal Lake house in Barton. Miss Margaret Stephens returns for summer vacation from St Johnsbury teaching. Also notices of deaths, marriages, weddings, travels, hospital work, and attendance at events.

J. B. McLain St. Johnsbury Jennie Beaton Hanover Hospital Cecile Brock Charlotte Lord North Thetford Celia Ingraham Barton Crysta Lake House Margaret Stephens F. Santin F. A. Collins Sawtin D. M. McKinlay Theodora Vandervoort University of Vermont Burlington Leland McKinlay Medical College Blanche Urie Craftsbury McKinlay U. S. Navy Frederick Samuelson Massachusetts Charlestown Navy Yard Mills Montpelier B. Darling Bradford B. H. Hooker Connecticut and Wells River Valley Board of Trade Lake Fairlee G. W. Darling F. J. Tewkabury Gordon Smith Corine Samueleon Bo H. Wright W. F. Smith P. M. Beckley Tyler Beckley Janie Hearts Concord N. H Mary Heartz Wells River White Mountains Nancy Gates Nellie Bone G. L. Tyler West Newbury Ruth Gates William Bone J. T. Brown Hanover Brown Corine Samuelson Park Hospital New York City H. Samuelson Lydia Bailey

Patriots' Day services and Red Cross drive update in Waterbury

At St Andrew's church high mass and sermon at 10 30 rosary and benediction at 7 30 Sunday is Patriots day Congregational church sermon in keeping Methodist church children concert and Red Cross offering drive totals 514 000 with over 604 000 previously raised Special Yeaper memorial service Mentorre lodge and Emerald Rebekah lodge invited Public urged to attend Mixa Margaret Durgin guest of Miss Ollie Somerville and J Atkins has returned Home wedding of Elizabeth N Kelty and Harold C Chamberlain at St Andrew's church with attendance by Frances Kerin and L P Kelty They will reside in Moretown News of M E Caverly's death typhoid fever burial in New Hampshire sympathy extended Next Canning club meeting at Methodist church July 5 Marjorie Lise in charge of knitting demonstration Exlith Bell to Melrose Falls visit Miss Belle Anderson returns home from Burlington Edmunde high school term to conclude assisted by Garpiven Adisten and others.

St. Andrew's Church Congregational Church Methodist Episcopal Church Red Cross Harold Denny Campbell U. S. Marine Corps E. E. Campbell U. 5 France Elizabeth N. Kel Mee Anna Kelty Jown Harold C. Chamberlain Charleston Robert Deroy Frances, Kerin Montpelier L. P. Kelty Moretown Misserin Musteh M. E. Caverny East Natley N.Y New Hampshire Caverly Montpelier Seminary Tole Bixby Friends Canning Club Methodist Church Marjorie Lise Renning Exlith Bell Warner X. HL Othy Palmer Misa Belle Anderson Semching Edmunde High School Burlington

Woodbury Gossip Highlights Local Residents and Events

Mrs. Lee Tebbetts of East Calais spent Thursday with Mrs. Victor Hood. Fred Weeks and family attended a visit in Hardwick. Lelia Webber returned from Warner Lawson’s in Calais. George Maddock hosted visitors in Barre. Earl Ballwin toured Barre and Northfield. Bertha Prieur left for Salisbury after teaching in the graded school. The town band and concerts drew community support as a new local group. The eighth graduation exercises closed the term with 112 graduates and diplomas awarded by Superintendent Butterfield.

Lee Tebbetts East Calais Victor Hood Warner Thomas Mary Fletcher Hospital Fred Weeks Hardwick Charles Weeks Lelia Webber Warner Lawson's Calais George Maddock Barre Earl Ballwin Northfield Bertha Prieur Salisbury Eas T. A. Carr East Barre Joseph Carr Lydian Hall Goddard Seminary Mary Alger Kilmore Walter Davis Helen Sheridan Sylvia Dailey Alma Nelson Kathryn Sweeney Ralph Glidden Dorothy Doty Carl Thomas Olie Thomas Burlington Harry Holt Flora Drennan Montpelier R. F. Drennan William Carver West Burnet Joseph Fecteau Kate Celley Butterfield Ralph Pilbin Montpelier Seminary George Golden Henry Hull Pees Florence Fecteau

Town Visitors and Local Church Services Highlight Groton News

Groton hosts a week of visitors including Mian Louise Spencer Montpelinr and Fred Piersons Somerville Mass while Emily Clark Jonesville Wis visits relatives. Local weddings, land surveys, and church programs at Methodist and Baptist venues are announced with sermons and children’s day events.

Don’t be like a grasshopper says Henry W Beecher

Aphorisms attributed to Henry Wami Beecher urge decisive action and contentment. The text extols energy, practical use of resources, and a cheerful outlook, echoing a midcentury editorial voice about habits and happiness.

Henry Wami Beecher

Gilmore Ward Bryant Concert pleases Bethel crowd

Music lovers in Bethel enjoyed an unusual treat as the Gilmore Ward Bryant Concert company of Durham New York offered a charitable Red Cross benefit at the town hall. The group includes Gilmore Ward Bryant and wife Mattie Bryant along with Max Bryant Gerald Bryant and Nora Lee Crowell. Despite bad weather a large audience attended, and Rev W C Harvey thanked the performers for supporting Vermont. Also noted were local social items including a marriage of Fred M Davis and Emma Walker and Joseph G Fuller planning a move to Great Barrington Massachusetts.

Gilmore Ward Bryant Durham Town Hall Pant Mattie (Bullard)ryant Max Bryant Gerald Bryant Nora Lee Crowell Red Cross W. C. Harvey Vermont B. H. Smead Northfield Clyde W. Bowen Burlington Fred M. Davis Emma Walker Betho Henry E. Walker Charles M. Davis Randolph High School Whitcomb High School Harmage Joseph G. Fuller Great Barrington Mass

Hardwick Street Notes From Local Center

John Olmsted returns to health with help from family at Hardwick Center. D B Goodrich family visited Levi Olmsted. Helen Russell back from Burlington for vacation with parents. Mrs George F Warner and son Lawrence guests at Mr Thompson East Craftsbury. Mrs J B Lamaden improving. Mrs Frank Lamonda from Greensboro aiding at Delano home. Agnes Pike returns to Walden. Mrs Lillia Underwood hosts King’s Daughters. Ned Underwood works in Boston area.

John Olmsted D. BE. Goodrich Levi Hardwick Center Helen Russell Burlington Alfred Steady Edward Salis George F. Warner Lawrence Frank Lamonda Greensboro Delano Agnes Pike Walden Lillia Underwood Ned Underwood Boston

Local Notables Make Thursday Travels Across Vermont

Mrs. George Moree visited Barre while Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Stocker traveled to St. Johnsbury. Helen Lamberton returned from Lake St. Joseph after a week away. Arthur and wife took an auto trip to Barre and Montpelier. Luther Warden visited Penacham on Wednesday. A new estate man from lontpeller was seen on business Caney. Mrs. Wilbur Wheeler returned from East Calais with her elder, Mrs. Aro Slayton.

George Moree Barre N. M. Stocker St. Johnsbury Helen Lamberton Lake St. Joseph Tra Reed Gon. Arthur Montpelier Luther Warden Pencham Brae Lontpeller Caney Wilbur Wheeler Calais Aro Slayton

East Montpelier Grads and Village School Event

The village school closed Friday June 22 with an informal eighth grade graduation at the Center. Mrs Green led America as diplomas were presented by Superintendent Mr Lanes. Primary class held a picnic. new flag arrived and floated atop the flagpole. Sixteen annual East Montpelier Evangelical Camp Meeting set for Aug 17 to 20 at the campground with services beginning Friday Aug 17.

Caines Madene Rodgers Evander Welch Nelson Abbiatti Robert Copping Karl Daniels Bertrand Lavigne Maraball Perkins Mins Foss Mr. Dudley East Montpelier Evangelical Competing Association

Summer Visitors and Local Happenings In Topsham

Topsham hosts visiting families and residents as summer plans unfold. Misses Gertrude and Florence Herring along with brother Ted of West Somerville Mass arrive to stay at their local home. Several locals, including I F Sanborn of Barre assistance and BP A Church on business trips, are noted. The community reports graduation exercises on Thursday June 21 with graduates Erma Welch Stirrey Ryan Gladys Downing James McKay Chauntey McKay and Sherwood Williams among others.

Gertrude Florence Herring Ted West Somerville Mase E. Poole I. F. Sanborn C.H. Hight Williams Jessie McKay Bust ‘Topabee

South Barre Grange Holds June Meeting With Music Program

The regular South Barre grange meeting on June 28 included a program by visiting Williamstown members. Performances featured vocal and instrumental solos by Blanche Poor Ethel Poor Fred George and W G Cram with readings and clarinet numbers. Officers and members Mr Colby Holden Trot and McAllister praised the event. Teas were served after adjournment with Mrs E A Withwin Mrs Fred Belville and W F Shepard in charge.

South Barre Williamstown Utarinet Soba Wo Cram Mra Blanche Poors Ethel Poor TL. Patmain Mira Fred George Mr. Srona OW. Cram Florence ‘Thom Yoru Irons Blanche Poor G W. Cram Colby Holden Trot iMr. McAllister E. A. Withwin Fred Belville W. F. Shepard

Public Dance Evening at Gauthier’s Center

Graniteville community hosting a public dance Tuesday evening with music provided by Gauthier’s band. Admission charged. ladies admitted free.

Gauthier

Curious English Traveler Tries to Grasp America

A Boston to westward journey yields a humorous scene as an Englishman and his valet discuss discovering America. The master ponders the vast geography while the valet asks what he is thinking about, quipping about Columbus.

United States Boston William Hamerica

Remark on Founding a Country and Help

A cryptic line reflects on the joy of discovering a nation and questions how anyone could assist its people. It hints at communal pride and the narrator’s contemplative tone about national identity and aid.

Too Much Prudence in London Opinion Dialog

A fragmented London opinion exchange questions prudent marriage motives. Gwennie asks why one refuses, while Gertie suggests the suitor seeks to save money by marriage. The dialogue reflects social attitudes about prudent behavior and financial strategy in matchmaking.

Gwennie Gertie London

Cheap Imitation The Shopper Kales Version Not Genuine Gold Fish

A Philadelphia Bulletin item notes shoppers asking if certain gold fish are genuine, clarifying the products are rolled plate and not real gold, with price caveats implied.

Kales Verson Philadelphia Bulletin

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South Ryegate Waterbury Indlon Woodbury Groton Mian Louise Spencer Montpelinr L. Hall Fred Piersons Somerville A. D. Coffrin Piersons Bers Emily Clark Jonesville Wis Clark Kimball Newbury Fred Willey St. Johnabury Charles A. Adams Erma Thomas Adams James Adams Groveton Scott D. Welch James Methodist Jacob Finger Mount Morris Baptist Church Wenal Bonaccord Football Club Caledonia Park Randolph BE. F. B Alton Briggs Granville Briggs Kingsbury Hingham Averill W. Howard Royalton Rose Coolidge A. L. Mulloy John Boarburne Conn Ramona Holden Shaw Carrie Eaton E. M. Woodworth Donald Morrinville George Hi. Burt West Rindge George FE. Morse Robert Sault Agnes Mabel Sault May H. Cross Springfield Asenath Cross W. D. Fraser Allen Borden Paul Woodstock George Drew Josephine Emery Wilkes-Barre Clarence Emery Los Angeles Leona Kellhofer Frank G. Stein Kellhofer W. B. Avery Misa Hazel Cook Campton C. J. Rumpus William Leonard Mitchell New York Navy H. W. Spooner Hortol Chandler A. E Chandler Howard Drew Browning, Mo G. A. Drew Dr. Drew Frazer Meteger Freehold Washington Orange Counties Kimball Public Mies Hertha Jusiya Waterbury Library W. Tewksbury Homer White White Wayne Hedges Brigam Prin E K. G. Ham Rov Fraser Metager Rebecca Wright Vermont Libray Commission Charles R. Beeman Northwest Orange District W. BR. Clark H. B. McIntyre New Haven McIntyre Lucia Clark W. R. Clark Atlanta Constitution Bethel Hardwick Street South Cabot Resingg Park Theatre Caprice Alan East Topsham Graniteville Earl Williams Arsene Lupin Burton Holmes Robert Warwick Gail Kane New Pathe News of World Events Footlight Flames Douglas Fairbanks Marguerite Clayton Viola Dana the Wonderful Star God’s Law Geo. Ovey George Beban Ncess Win. K. Vanderbilt Virgina Pearson A. C YD Ov Benne Sying Exposition America A.V. Beckley Drews Phene
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