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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
5
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Wanted at once dry spruce bass and butternut for Rowell's woodworking shop in Barre. Remember the Universalist fair Thursday evening and Friday afternoon and evening. Fancy and useful articles will be on sale. Evening admission 15 cents. no afternoon charge.
Commercial notice promoting free battery storage at Olli ver s battery station and Goodfellow s hardware store for details. Also a church sale and supper at Presbyterian church announces date change to Wednesday December 2 with supper proceeds.
A busy local notices page lists a chicken pie supper at the Presbyterian church on Desaad, a Bright Star Rebekah lodge meeting, a Christmas sale at the Church of the Goodsherd, new Sonoras and Vietrolas for Christmas trade at Bailey's Music Rooms, and a Thursday dress dance at Howland hall with a $2 prize for best costume. Several residents travel for winter stays in Florida and Burlington events are noted. Winter work hours shift for stone workers, deer hunting season starts next Monday, and hunting laws restrict deer takes. An annual meeting at focal 441 is announced with notices of residents and official duties.
Mrs Catherine Toss of Springfield visits Barre friends for a few days. E Holmes advertises watch and clock repair at 6 Maple Grove Street with phone 241-X. The Jollity club meets with Mrs Paul Hedwall in Morse block Thursday afternoon December 2 at 2 and Friday December 3 for candy and fancy articles at the Church of the Good Shepherd. Mrs Martha Murray visits Mra CH Northrip and heads to Florida for the winter. Miss Priscilla Miles of South Main Street joins Fred Liefrin Wa terbury office then transfers to the state hospital. Hibernian bazaar and dance at Howland hall Wednesday December 1 with food sale 3 to 3 and concert 7:30 to 8:80, dancing 8:30 to 12. Cantroll's orchestra. admission 10c. Universalist fair program Thursday night by campfire girls and Bluebirds features flag songs, a phaylet, campfire songs and a Delcarte drill at 8 o'clock. admission 15c. Advertisement on fuel savings from wood for nine per solid cord. four cords expected to burn well. telephone D A Perry Real Estate, phone 285. Next Sunday December 5 Rev D Danielist to open a revival campaign in the Baptist church with Rev Seluilx, connected to American Baptist Home Missionary Society. honorary member of seven trades unions. services Sunday morning and evening and every evening at 7:30 all week. Bring friends.
Doors open at 7, concert starts at 8. The program features a male quartet including Messrs C Olliver Veale Blackmore and W Oliver, a cornet solo by Miss Ellen May Reading, and other performers such as Lir Mise Hester Dwinell Fandrill, with 12 little girls by regent and a solo by John Walker. Admission 100.
Friday night at Montpelier armory features a special electric car at 7 30 p m and wrestling. Universalist fair Thursday evening offers an 8 o clock campfire program by the campfire girls and Bluebirds. Admission 16c. Secretary Fred J Davis announces candidacy for United States marshal in Vermont district amid praise of lifelong Vermont residence and public service including dairy, agriculture, and state fair roles. The fair concert Wednesday evening includes various acts and 10c admission.
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