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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1920

Page

5

Talk of the Towns varied notes and travel updates

Mrs Marion MacDonald leaves for Somerville to visit relatives for a few days. Rev Mabel T Winch visits at the Misses Alma and Nellie Keiths home. Howard M Walker and John Harley return to New York after a two week visit at Grant Avenue. Auction sale of Mrs Josephine Stones household goods Friday at 1 pm at 47 Brooklyn Street. Mr and Mrs E J Noyes complete a business motoring trip stopping at Lake Morey. Granite City Bottling Works. Lee Shepard of Taunton employed at the People's Shoe Store spends two weeks at Dr B H Bancrofts. W L Wheaton and G C Stewart with E L Smith & Co in South Rye Gate. Mr and Mrs George H Stuart return to Bethella then Walden, N Y. John Booth drives to Old Orchard with family. Rev and Mrs Frank Stockwell visit and travel to Highgate. Ednty Bruce preparing move to Montreal. Mario Dunghi returns to Cummings & Lewis to work then to University of Illinois. For Sale: 30 Averill Street 10-room house with bath, electric, gas, piazzas, barn, garage, income potential. George L Morris. Brooks Womans Relief Corps honors Miss Mildred Roberts on upcoming marriage with gifts. remarks by Mrs Emma LaPoint and others. Ice cream and cake served.

Marion MacDonald Elm Street Somerville Mass Mabel T. Winch East Arlington Alma Nellie Keith Patterson Street Howard M. Walker John Harley New York City Grant Avenue Josephine Stone Brooklyn Street C. H. Hale E. J. Noyes Bethlehem Berlin Stark N. H Lake Morey Granite Cite Cal W. Lee Shepard Taunton People’s Shoe Store BE. H. Bancroft South Barre W. L. Wheaton G. (. Stewart E. L. Smith & Co South Ryegate George H. Stuart Bethella Harriet Morse Eastern Avenue Highgate Ednty Bruce Park Theatre Orchestra Montreal Princess Theatre Mario Dunghi Cummings & Lewis Drug Store Buffalo N. Y Yeaterday University of Ilinois Chicag Necanslogion Averill Street Currier Park George L. Morris Brooks Woman's Relief Corps of Mildred Roberts Emma LaPoint Joe Miss Roberts Alpha Jurraeey Corps Mine Roberts Shin Miss Hoberte

Sincere thanks for kindness after hospital stay

Monica Schmeider and Mr. and Mrs J F Gregory and family extend gratitude to Cobbie Hill Grange Brooke Bert Community club and all who offered sympathy through cards letters fruit and flowers after a recent illness at City Hospital.

Meeting Action Calls August Field Day and Celebration

At a test regular meeting it was agreed to dedicate Saturday to a field day and celebration. The notice, in English and Italian, lists organizers including John MeKerung as secretary and references Barre and August dates. Names like Farmers Markay and local workers are mentioned in the context of event planning and attendance.

Local notices from 435 North Main to Barre Town taxes

A collage of short items lists painting requests at 435 North Main Street and various residents travels and changes of address. Henry Boseley and Robert W. Stead of Elizabeth New Jersey are in town for granite industry business while Al Messier of Carroll's orchestra returns from Brooklyn. Miss Celia Mansfield and Miss Margaret Burke of Boston visit Miss Eleanor K Page of Montpelier. Grace Morgan of 94 Prospect Street leaves for Newton Falls Massachusetts on vacation. Mrs. William Emslie Jr. arrives from Hartford for a visit with her mother-in-law. Robert Carpenter returns home to Waterbury after a week with Barre friends. Judge Barhurst, once on crutches, reports Rheuma cured. An advertisement promotes a rheumatism remedy. Arthur and Mrs. Robinson of Boston depart after two weeks with their hosts. John Downs, Barre fire station driver, begins annual vacation, visiting Boston and New York. A warning notes a false solicitation in the author’s name and states no agents operate from the Worthen block studio. Ruth Adie, assistant matron at the Free Hospital for Women in Brookline, returns from vacation to Toronto. A six-room house for sale at Tremont and Franklin streets is advertised. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Hollister travel to Portland, Missouri, after selling their residence. Hollister to become president of Weatbrook Seminary. Barre Town tax notices inform unpaid bills are handed to Constable W. E. Bixby for immediate collection at 41B Bixby’s.

North Main Street Henry Boseley Robert W. Stead Elizabeth N. J al Messier Carroll Brooklyn N. Y Celia Mansfield Margaret Burke Boston Eleanor K, Page Montpel Grace Morgan Prospect Street Newton Falls Mass William Emslie, Jr Harryford John Downs Barre Edward New York Worthen Block Ruth Adie Free Hospital For Women Brookline Mase Mary Adie Franklin Kent Toronto Canada Niew Tremont Franklin Street C. K. Hollister Portland Hollister Sheridan Street J. W. Bates Goddard Seminary Weatbrook Seminary

Notable Visitors and Homecomings in Williamstown Area

Williamstown residents and visitors are listed in a local roundup. Gordon Atkinson of Uiverton Quebec visited his sister Mrs. A Cross. Miss Dorothy Simons is home after a week with relatives in Northfield. Lizzie Townsend and Mrs Alma Lang of Barre visited town to see relatives. Herbert J. Platt, formerly of Williamstown now in Whittier California, is in Nashua for a week. Erskine P. Rowell and daughter Gladys of Hartford Connecticut and Harold Chapman of Glastonbury Connecticut vacationing here with Mr. Chapman driving. They are guests of A A Reed. Mr and Mrs Joseph G Reynolds of Belmont Massachusetts recently visited Robert B. Clogston and relatives in Bradford. Christina Martin of White River Junction visits her aunt Ada Lasell.

Gordon Atkinson Uiverton P.Q A. Cross Dorothy Simons Northfield Lizzie Townsend Alma Lang Barre Herbert J. Platt Thin Town Whittier Cal Nashua N. H Mia Erskine P. Rowell Gladys Hartford Christina Martin White River Junction Ada Lasell

Town Notes From West Topsham And Nearby

West Topsham hosts Sylvester Tillotson of Meredith and Arthur Prescott with family visiting. An auto party from Chelsea, led by driver Mr Bugbee, calls at White brothers. Edward Herring returns from Somerville for two weeks, Florence Herring arrives with relatives for vacation. Local visits include Mrs J W White and Mrs Harriet James from East Corinth. A church talk titled An Hour with Favorite Hymns draws interest amid family plans.

Sylvester Tillotson Meredith N. IL Max Arthur Prescott East Montpelier J. B. Sanborn B. P. Cilley Jennie Atwood Alice Hadley Fred Stanton Marshall Chelsea Mr. Bugbee White Brothers Edward Herring Town Somerville Mass Florence Herring Gertrude J. W. White Harriet James East Corinth

Town Guests and Visitors in Aitsfield This Week

Clarence Tucker is at Ed Heaths this week. Miss Grace Reed Joslyn of New York City visits town. Will C Joslyn and wife of Somerville Mass arrive for August. Mr. and Mrs Foster and Joslyn of New York are in town. Mr. and Mrs. Heald at Carl Joslyn's. Mr. and Mrs Kennernon of Barre guests Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Morse of Andover Mass in town Sunday. Gerald Brock and wife of Barre at D W Skinner's Sunday. Harold Lewis and wife and son of Derry New Hampshire in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Karl Foster of Hampton New Hampshire over Sunday. D B Skinner and Miss Vone Skinner spent Tuesday in Barre. Mrs. Perry B Joslyn in Montpelier and Barre Tuesday. Dr Henry H Fullerton of Waterbury in town Monday. Mrs. Peck returned to Johnson with two grandchildren. Clarence J Bisbee home from Barre Sunday. Mr James of Warren in town Sunday.

Clarence Tucker Ed Heath Grace Reed Joslyn New York City Will C. Joslyn Somerville Mass Foster Gon, Joslyn New York Heald Carl Joslyn Charles Kennernon Barre Alton Morse Andover Gerald Brock D. WH Henry H. Fullerton Waterbury Peck Johnson Little Dodd Fred Mobun Warren N. D. Phelps B. D. Bisbee A.C. Freeman Clarence J. Bisbee Mr. James

New York Yacht Club Hinted To Accept 1921 Cup Challenge

A Montreal based challenge from Alexander C. Ross for Cape Breton Royal Yacht Club and Halifax Yacht Club calls for a series of July 1921 races for the America's Cup. The telegraphic plea appears to meet the deed of gift conditions, with an early NYYC reply anticipated.

New York Yacht Club Alexander C. Ross Montreal Cape Breton Royal Yacht Club Halifax Yacht Club Nova Scotia New York Yacht

Canada to contend for America's Cup in 1921 races

The article notes Canada’s readiness to accept the challenge for the America's Cup with near July races planned. It recalls past Canadian attempts by the Royal Canadian Yacht Club and Bay of Quinte Yacht Club, with U S victors Shielded by Mischief, Madelene and Atlanta. It also mentions Lipton’s thwarted 1920 bid and Lipton’s potential Shamrock V return in 1922.

Canada Countess of Dufferin Royal Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto Madeleine Bay of Quinte Sir Thomas Lipton England Atlantic Boston Transcript

Also Mentioned on This Page

B.W. Hooker& Co Barre Electric Company Montpelier Electric Co Tel Montpelier The Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc the Smith & Cumings Co., Inc Talk OF the Town CT A Avviso del Lavoranti del Granite von Cnletrassine Plenie, Lavoranth Rrereatert Vteeel John MeKerung Barre Tasos Barre Town W. E. Bixby Williamstown West Topsham Kim Aitsfield K. Macrae Georgette Winton Sex Oldsmobile Co Barre, Vermont Rockland Reading Framingham Leominster Hyde Park Wakefield Adams Co Gardner Clinton Woburn Plymouth Keene, N. Barre, Vt Harry B Gatatian Frank C. Lowden Titinobe Prosso Atlas F. D. Ladd Company
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