Williamstown Notes On Local Events And Theatre
Williamstown news reports the Epworth league plans a Tuesday serial at the Methodist church. Paul Matson recovers from illness and Walter Mareen’s condition improves. Congregational choir members were hosted by Rev and Mrs Walkin. Ashtine has moved to Wilder farm near Cielwee road, JC Hoyt’s work continues. Mrs Dorrald Whitney and Elvira Bam a of Keene visited Emma Warner. Elsie Kelly is in Washington. Granite City Five staged a two act show Harmony Junction at Williamstown grange hall with good music and audience attendance.
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Epworth League
Methodist
Paul Matson
Walter Mareen
Jonia
Charles
Walk
Congregational Church
Ashtine Hae
Mill Village
Wilder Farm
Cielwee
JC. Hoyt
Tavlin
A.A. Hood
Morville
Dorrald Whitney
Elvira Bama
Keene
Montpelier
Emma Warner
Elsie Kelly
Thanksgiving Thanks From East Barre Resident
Mrs Elle Drink expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors in East Barre for the Thanksgiving day kindness and remembrance.
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Elle
Weather forecast for Barre in December 1920
The Weather section notes rain tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. Winds shift to southeast and south, with increasing warmth expected in Maine through Sunday.
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Maine
Talk of the Town adds daily sheet music and local notices
A compiled page notes Bailey's Music Rooms daily sheet music, watch purchases at Goodfellow's Jewelry, visits from Thomas Garrity and Clifton Peake, a cabaret cake walk at Goddard seminary, and an auction on Morse block. It mentions local social events, church recitals, and community updates, including rail timings and police notes.
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Bailey
Adv
Goodfellow
Thomas Garrity
Quincey, Maas
Clifton Peake
Ross Barker
Underhill
Goddard Seminary
Baptist Church
Larry Dontely
Bellows Falls
American Rail Express Co
Monpelier
Winchester
C. W. Averill & Co
Morse Block
D. A. Perry
the Universalist Church
Elijah
Nora McCarthy
New York City
Mary McCarthy
Summer Street
Pance
Ladies’ Union
Homer Hayden
Uttle
Margaret
Boston
Hayden
Montpelier Road
Water Department
Angeles
Win
Fred E. Persons
Bare Creamery and Cold Storage Co
Co-operative Creamery Co
Orlo Allen
Brook Street
Waterbury
White River Junction
Springfield
Mass
Hil
Montpelier & Wille River
East Barre
Boutwell’s
Webstervillé
Marre
Barre
Websterville
Graniteville
Presbyterian Hotel
The
Indies’ Union
Mra
J. M. Ward
Robert Knox
Pupro
Arthur Young
David Stuart
William Kittredgy
Kenneth Muerae
J. ¥. Laing
Mary Morrison
William Cole
Peter Park
Jobe Angwin
KE. M. Lyon
Tutienl
Lyon
Suepi Viowe
Neaal
South Main Street
Fred Veel
Seminary Street
Christmas and community notices parade through Barre آج
Dance at Howland hall features Oriental Six and auction at Morse block. Organ recital at Universality church Sunday at 4 p.m. Egyptian sphinx at Goddard cabaret Friday night. Bar elementos include Tunters trip to Pittsfield and a memorial at Montpelier lodge. Barre notices cover auctions, trade trips, and local social events with several named residents and businesses.
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Howland Hall
Oriental Six
Robert Devey
Waterbury
M. McKenna
Holmes
Maple Grove Street
Tol
Universaliat Church
Goddard
Doseph Guidiel
Bockley Street
Fair Minne
Dan Casselini
Pittsfield
Monpelier
FH. Bickford
Barre Co-operative Creamery
Bradford
G. Bottura
Barre
San Diego
Cal
Goodfellow
George Marsh
American Railway Express Co
A. M. Vianders
Pigeons Pond
Madame Winoma
Vada
Deo
Phang
Old Ladies and Odd Fellows
Dee
Carroll
Furniuch
James Fluetings
North Main Street
Gerald
Skowhegan
Bostnm Globe
James Dickey
Bert Bassett
James Hinstings
Willian Dickey
State Street
Montpelier
Mra
Mary Nelson
A. 4
Gauthier
Vermont Educution Committee
War Work Council
Barrelade
Jachaine A. Nenemare
Perley F. Haskett
Alexander T. J. Kirton
Albert G. Willinms
Washington Street
Willym E. Lazell
Cme
North Main
Merchant Street
Jake Murley
Graniteville store ad offers trade discounts and goods
An OCR fragment advertises Barre shop deals trading for men and ivory goods. It mentions Lander Teheco store and claims customers will save by trading there, though the text is fragmented and unclear.
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Barre
Lander
Teheco
Hunting trips and local work shifts fill city notes
The city sees a string of short travels and job changes. Oscar Diemer of Plainfield works for John Mekkelson of Richardson road. Harry Jones departs to Roxbury for a week of deer hunting. Guido Valesi replaces William Cassani at Bo Pamagalli Co. Thomas Starr James McLaughlin and Henry Massie from North Barre head to Porkinavilla for wand work. Harry Jeffords returns from Burlington to prepare for a week of hunting near Brookfield. John Sowles Jr a Harvard dental student plans to join a deer party in northern state before Monday. Burt Abbey from Short street returns to work for Cook Watkina Co after a timber job near Stowe.
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Goodfellow
Adv
Oscar Diemer
Plainfield
John Mekkelson
Richardson Road
Harry Jones
North Main Street
Roxbury
Guido Valesi
Bo Pamagalli Co
William Cassani
Thomas Starr
James McLaughlin
Henry Massie
North Barre
Porkinavilla
Wands
Harry Jeffords
Canton Place
Burlington
Brookfield
John Sowles, Jr
Harvard University
Boxton
Sowles
Burt Abbey
Short Street
Stowe
Cook, Watkina Co
Basketball lineup fills Montpelier armory schedule
The Montpelier armory hosts a winter hoop slate next Tuesday with Layian facing Montpelier Seminary and later the All College team from Boxton and Springfield. Walker of Montpelier Seminary to play. Hanchard out. Fred Laird likely joins the squad. Mina Mitchell, longtime city poor farm inmate, committed to state hospital after prior hospital stay and hospitalization threats noted. John Sullivan, rural Vermont Railway trainmaster, in the city today. red H. Birkford of Bradford also in town consulting.
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Montpelier
Boxton
Springfield
Legion
Inet
Walker
Montpelier Seminary
Hanchard
Fred Laird
Mina Mitchell
State Hospital
State
House of Correction
John Sullivan
Vermont Railway
Red H. Birkford
Bradford
Visitations Highlight State Officials In City
The agricultural department on dairy ing. it and Mre E Daymond of Fair Haven have been visiting in the city. Supreme court justices have been holding a concern connection with some decisions. Judge S Stanton of Roxbury was in the city Friday. Frank Eaton of Waterbury was a caller yesterday. Piano, eightly teed, for sale at as bargain. 12 Main street.
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Agricultural Department
Mre E. Daymond
Fair Haven
Supreme Court
Sapey Oi
Stanton
Roxbury
Frank Eaton
Waterbury
As Bargain
Main Street
Ady
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