Recapture of Chitualina Oly and regional musings in Barre
The Barre Daily Times discusses the recapture of Chitualina Oly by the Carranints following a Villista withdrawal. It also surveys weather aiding pre winter prep, global conflicts, and local topics from Dartmouth Brown rivalry to Vermont motor vehicle talks and New York traffic mortality. It notes pedestrians’ dangers and calls for safer street policies.
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Rutland
New York City
Metropolis
Durling
New York
Thanksgiving in Williamstown and area events
Williamstown and nearby communities celebrated Thanksgiving with visits and social events. Residents gathered for a concert and dance at Judut Grange Hall, carpenters worked on a new building, and many families shared meals and travel despite poor weather. Notables include teachers, students, and local workers visiting relatives in Ma Field and Barre, with plans to attend services in Boston and Long Beach California.
Middlesex Residents Visit Relatives for Thanksgiving
Mrs. June Milea visited daughter Mrs. W C White in Northfield Thursday and Friday. Miss Bernice Price of Johnson Normal spent Thanksgiving recess at her parental home. Mr and Mrs M D Robb and son Wilber hosted relatives in Melanfield NM. W H Marshall returned from a two day stay in Waltsfield. Mr and Mrs W M Lewis of Bethel visited Ed Eaton on Friday.
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Christaine
George Bo Wither
Will Mire
Clogston
Thurelaiy
Emerson
William B. Jones
Stason BK
Martin
Boston
Sunday
Carl W. Seaver
H. S. Drury
Mr. Senger
Randolph
Wilter
Granger
Alven M. Smith
Long Beach
Cal
Mere
Denny J. Briggs
Washington, D.C
George Marr
Barre
Hartford
Cipewell
Hiram &. Drury
Beckett Street
Lee A. French
T. E. Whitcomb
Millie de Drury
Northfield Street
Dorothy Simons
Teachy
St Johnsbury
Gladys Martin
Johnson Normal School
John J. Winchester
Granite Co
Waterbury
Summit Lodge
June Milea
W. C. White
Northfield
Bernice Price
Johnson Normal
M. d. Robb
Wilber
Mlainfeld
N. M
W. HH. Marshall
Waltsfield
W. M. Lewis
Bethel
Fd. Eaton
Local notices of residents and moves in town
Mr. Lewis left Monday for St. Albans to take a garage job. Cargill of New York, owner of the B. Burnham farm, arrived with his family and took possession. Enis Densmore is ill. George Trucetins bought a Mad River farm and plans to move by January. Dr. Hatch of Montpelier Seminary preached at M E Church Sunday. Misses Hesse and Mabel Stockwell returned to Norwich and Newport NH. Mr. Herold Turney and his child left for Malone NH after visiting parents.
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Ieir
North Ferriburg
Lewis
St. Albans
Moretown
Hatch
Montpelier Seminary
M. EB
Hesse
Mabel Stockwell
Norwich
Newport
N. H
Mel. Herold Turney and
Little Hdaughter
Malone
Palace Theatre Thursday Night Carmen Immortal Masterpiece
The Palace theatre showcases the immortal Carmen with Geraldine Farrar in a special presentation. Doors open for the performance with ticket details and pricing highlighted.
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Palace Theatre
de Inot
Jesse Me Lasky
Ultren
Sarable
Geraldine Farrar
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Hee
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Deny
East Corinth
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J, Amoror
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Huth
Richard Martin
Brigiuim Availamy
Nakersfield
Leni Seaver
Hacel Wright
Mona
McKee
Worth Staffords
Goddard
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Mafield
George Simons
Clarence McNermont
Cornet
Ada Reed
Montpelier
George Fi
Fortier
St. Albana
Gouraud
Feng
Tropfing
Great Toner St
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Kodaks
The
Red Cross
Pharmacy
Sonora Phonographs
Apollo and Guth Chocolates
Sears
Russell’s
Moore
Wirt
Middlesex
Rogers
Mark Rubbers
Mackinaws
Cee
F. H. Rogers & Co
Pete
Treasue
Old Philosopher
A. W. Badger & Company
Telephone
Websterville
Repare
Tilden, Shoe Company
Aldrich Building
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