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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
5
Barre and nearby towns showcase dances at Woodbury pond and Newland hall with Aguinaldo's orchestra and Landi's orchestra. Notables visit: Roland J. Sidney of Hardwick. Paul Gregoire of Boston. James Duncan of Highland avenue. Joseph and David Stephen from Toronto. Community events include a Ladies of the Maccabees bake sale, Tilden Shoe Co move, Clara Barton guild picnic, and a Granite Monumental Retail Dealers convention update.
Clan Gorton No 12 0 8 invites football players to renew the annual five a side contest at their upcoming picnic July 31 promising substantial prizes if four or more teams enter. Notices to Donald F. McLeod secretary amuse ment committee 14 Camp Montpelier by July. A Montpelier Military band program will follow at 7 46 with marches overtures waltzes and a reel selections include Star Spangled Banner Lights Out Moon Overture Semiramide Rossini Fantasia from Sonnambula Cavelliat G Rosai The Hobore Reel Souvenir Bouquet Gems of Foster Tobani Pike Merrill.
East Barre invites readers to a Thursday evening event featuring J Carrella and a reading session. Ample parking available nearby.
Cash paid for various items. Regular meeting of the A O Tl set for July 1 at 7 o clock. Tilden Shoe Co to open a new store in Currier block on July 1. Bailey's Music Rooms sells 1000 songs and music at 10c. Lady Allen Cutts of Boston visiting daughter Mrs John Johnson at 37 South Main. Frank Prestini begins work as clerk at Barre Drug Co. Mrs Jindici returns home on Beckley. Miss May Paul leaves for White Mountains to work at a hotel. Assistant Fire Chief Edward Barrett travels to Burlington with family. William Haddigan and daughter Dagma arrive for vacation. Oswaldo Cabrini returns to start granite work. Miss Dorothy Boyce and Miss Estelle Holden depart for Methodist summer school at Montpelier. Emily Dodge also attends. Farewell party for May Paul hosted by G W Reynolds with music and dancing. Death notice of Rev James Harry Holden, June 28. funeral at Roxbury Universalist Church, Roxbury, Massachusetts, July 1 at 2 p.m.
Everett Dutton underwent adenoid removal at the sanatorium last week. Cowdrey is confined after arm cancer surgery by Dr. Fletcher of Gayaville. Prof. James H. Wilson returns home from the University of Wisconsin where he teaches French. Sioux Falls native visiting after 35 years away. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Rood of Boston and George Backman of Milford, Mass., visit. Mrs. Core Bradley returns from a visit with her daughter in Holyoke, Mass. Catly Edrounde born to Mr. and Mrs. A. Linus Edrounde yesterday. Benjamin Bartholomew of Montpelier, N.H., cooks at J. R. Turner’s restaurant. Paul M. Phillips and family leave for Pittsfield, Mass., where he works at the Pittsfield Milk Exchange. C. Dwyer from Boston accompanies his mother, Mrs. Alira Dwyer, visiting summer with her sister, Mrs. H. W. Davis.
In Websterville Carroll's Orchestra headlines a lively event at the sum hall with ample room for guests to enjoy a night of merriment and music featuring dancing and celebration through the evening.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a tenement room rental and contact lines including email and phone references. It references a date or time element and an address fragment tied to a Jack or store name. Overall content is unclear and partially legible.
Government agents report support for a new creamery with plans to form by laws. A three member committee led by Dr. Banecroft will draft the by-laws while another committee chairs a building and investigation group. They will tour seven Vermont creameries and Burlington facilities, reporting July 10 on progress and next steps.
A hearing addressed an alleged spite fence on Third Street and the denial of a Mormon request to hold meetings at Depot Square with a police designated site. Five bonds for admission related to a tuberculosis sanatorium were ordered executed. Bills showed payments to Barre Savings Bank for water bond interest, tombstone data, street and enginering pay, and police and other vendors.
Williamstown and Barre residents engage in regional business, travel, and family visits. Dunham buys Blaine farm in Barre West Hill. Covell guest in Vermont while continuing family ties. Miss Julia Martin visits White River Junction relatives. trucks return from Gulf assignment. Covell and family call on Morrisville. Cheney visits Chelsea West Hill and plans Hollywood return. Lambert relocates to Baptist Street farm. Home Study Club hosts Rural Good Luck. Gridley to speak. local auto trip plans affect patrons. Willametown Co. ships bark for Lancers. Mrs. Haytie visiting relatives in Morrisville and St Johnsbury.
Reverend Mr O'Farrell of Quebec is the guest of Mr and Mrs Patrick O'Farrell of Graniteville. A social gathering is planned at the gymnasium hall on Thursday evening July 1 with Carrall's orchestra. Ample parking available.
Henry Baker, placed in custody by the teamingration officer, was removed from a car after a Beach carnival loaded incident. He and two other men found on trains at St. Albans were to be charged, with linemen also involved, as authorities shift actions to St. Albans for processing.
Sheriff Tracy adjourned the May term of the Vermont supreme court after a windham county case Cray vs Underwood prompted petitions for new trials on grounds of newly discovered evidence. Two related cases from the lower court, Cray as plaintiff and Underwood as defendant, featured disputed injuries and time due, with defense motions and affidavits shaping further proceedings.
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