Christmas sale and town notices in Barre area
Local notices report visits by Orman Freemip and Jeannette Coleurick, a Friday and Saturday rummage sale at a Presbyterian church, hotel guests including Elmer Jenne and Norma Glines, a Wells River game where Barre amateurs lost 38 to 1 to Woodsville, injuries to Eli Eno from a fall, and train freight derail delays on the Barre branch with routine service notes and track disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orman Freemip
Brooksled
Heorge R. Bayerle
Plan Tuner
Univerealist Vestry
Adv
Jeannette Coleurick
Waltsfehl
Lamaon
Cambridge
Mass
Barre
Hasings
J. H. Fisk
North Main Street
Albany
N.Y
Central Vermont
Express Company
Lince
Albert Tonazzi
Bethel
Hethel
Lonarzt
Hotel Barre
Elmer E. Jenne
Newport
Glenn A. Wilks
Morrinville
W. M. Meldrum
Springfield
Norma Glines
New York City
H. M. Spindle
St. Johnebury
W. Mack
H. Stearns
Hurlington
F. H. Osborne
Brandon
J. FF. Pennington
B. A
Manchester
George H. Wilder
Burlington
Burre
Wells River
Woodsville
N. H
Independents
New Hampshire
Hath
Venter
Granai
Carroll
Corasal
Glacherio
Woodville
Eli Eno
Park Street
Strikig
Tony
Sienmonet
Cu City
Merchant Street
Ena
Monipeler Tanelion
Holiday display promises lasting value for season
The article highlights a busy three weeks before Christmas with focus on desirable, durable gifts. It describes ready departments and large seasonal displays in basement and first floor, noting broad selections in waists, skirts, silks, crepe kimonos, petticoats, bathrobes, and furs.
Howland town Talk and music by Elizabeth Gill
Town notes highlight a Friday event in Howland hall featuring harpist and contralto Elizabeth Dearie Gill with readings and accompaniment. The piece also mentions seasonal vendors and a local railway update as James J. Kanaly returns from Tirandon after his sister’s death and resumes duties on the day passenger trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Pardy
Waal
BE. A. Wrindle
Depot Square
Elizabeth Dearie Gill
Towland Hall
John Sullivan
St. Albans
Local social notes and upcoming meetings and games
Th A Manchester of Randolph visited the Harelay home on Franklin street. Regular OHO meeting on Thursday Dec 7 at 7 pm includes officer elections and a 45 game. Minnehaha Encampment No 2 IOOO by FR FE Jenne of Newport held an official visit and ceremonial. refreshments followed. Spaulding high basketball opens season against Vincitta tom lineup with Coach Brown and Captain Bishop and Manager Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. A. Manchester
Randolph
DM. Harelay
Franklin Street
Regilar
A. Oo H
Minnehaha
Fe, Jenne
Newport
Jenne
Spaulding High Bool
Vinellia Club
Spaulding
Brown
Bishop
Stuart
Community Notice and Events in Howland Shaft Area
Local events include an OM and young folks dance in Howland Shaft on Thursday hosted by Dee Mr. Watch for piardowlars. A Red Cross meeting for allies is set for Thursday at 7 PM with Mrs. J. C. Morrison at 6 Lisatel Street. Gilbert's store Graniteville offers discounted millinery and art goods Thursday to Saturday. Altruitians meet with Mrs. A. Dodge on Monop road Tri afternoon Dec 8. members asked to bring Shakespeare quotations for roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Shaft
Piar- Dowlars
Red Cross
Allies
J. C. Morrison
Lisatel Street
Carroll
Gilbert
Upper
Graniteville
Alvo Art Goods
Altrutians
Leather heel rubbers and church suppers in local notices
Local items announce leather heel rubbers for sale at Shea's, a chicken pie supper at the Presbyterian church in Tupslay on December 12 from 6 to 7, and an old folks dance in Howland on December 14. Also listed are a Bright Star Rebekah lodge meeting on December 1, and other community notices including a funeral attendance and a deer hunting note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea's
Presbyterian Church
Tupslay
Howland
Bright Star Rebekah Lodge
Archis K. Nye
North Main Street
Jwan
Plainfield
Charles Lomhall
Lloyd Parker
Windsor
Joseph l Parker
Hill Street
National Arms Manufacturings Co
Deer Antlers Sale Starts Monday at Reduced Prices
Reduction in waists field after four weeks of hunting yields a large deer weighing over 20 pounds. The store expands with a belmge addition and plans mounts by H. J. Smith's men. Antlers, crepe de chines, tub silks, and widths vary, all sold at the lowest prices. Sale begins Monday, December 4. Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barro
Ian
H. J
Smith
Mrs
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