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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
8
City notables and visitors from Ver mont to Boston and Newport return or depart for winter plans. J Henry Miller and K E Jenne are noted figures, with several others sailing to warm climates. A civic meeting and a seven cent fair at Goddard seminary offer local entertainment and charitable fundraising opportunities.
Cash paid for old gold and silver. Mrs. C K Wood and Mrs. Burt Lamberton of Keith avenue plan several weeks with friends in Pittsfield. Williamstown visitors include Mrs. Mary Toofey Miss Gare Howard and Frank Downs. Mrs. Adi Hursey returns home after visiting in the city. Charles DeForrest returns home from Bury Quebec. Frank Howe departs for Boston then Florida for winter. County Agent F J Abbott returns after Cabot Cow Testing meeting as officers were elected and the group reorganized. The Cabot association plans a very successful year ahead.
H Gale Bennett of Spiniding street is in Burlington on business Miss Mary Wright from Keith avenue returns from Toston Mr and Mrs Richard Willard of East Kenteliey were in the city yesterday Mr and Mrs HF Parks attended the funeral of Charles Lombard Mildred Stoughton of Rochester visits Mrs Elton Stoughton of French street Angello Lamperti leaves Barre for Hardwick to join Woodbury Granite Co Timothy Murphy of Graniteville passes through for funeral at Cadyville Christine Swift of Middlesex visiting the Jarvis home plans to go to Detroit for a Graco hospital course
Regular meeting of the W. B. A. C. T. 1, Wednesday evening, Dec. 0, at 7:20. A newborn child at City Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hastlige of 74 Brook Street. Special bargains on overcoats and clothing. Universalist vestry Friday. Ronald McMillan of Thurstan Place returned from Waterbury. Mrs. S. Graves visited South Barre, now home in Stowe. Millinery discount at H. S. Miles, 200 North Mill Street. Hides wanted by H. J. South & Co. Miss Alma Marsa left Mrs. Laviolette’s millinery for Franklin, NH. Alderman Bruce of Brooklyn Street recently ill but out today. Executive committee and advisory council of Washington County Farm Bureau to meet Thursday at 1:30 PM. Neighbors greet Mr. and Mrs. Merrill at Camp Street. farewells. William Riddell left for Bristol, Conn. George Marr accompanies to Hartford to work in phonograph mill. Cobble Hill Grange officers elected: Master E. E. Perry, Overseer A. J. Pierres, Lecturer Mrs. B. E. Perry, Steward Fred Reynolds, etc. Central Vermont Pomjot Grange to meet Cobble Hill tomorrow. Joseph Kenney elected chief ranger. William Enger past chief ranger at Court Barre, No. 3317, Independent Order of Foresters. Upcoming year expected to be landmark. large attendance and luncheon. Court officers listed. final installation planned January. Special meeting at St. Aldemar on Thursday evening, Dec. 7.
A brief readable fragment notes a regular meeting set for Wednesday at 2. It mentions Chan and several garbled affiliations likely indicating local officials or organizations.
A jumble of local notices covers social visits, travel, and employment. Names like Master Avert ThiePale, Mr. Holton, Mrs. Albertine Alvin, and Barre figures appear amid brief updates on trips to Concord, Waterbury, and Boston, plus a few business and meeting changes.
Ms Levin and Kenneth McBarnert Doallews visitors in Burlington today. Honey A Harley of Thetford arrived in the city last night visiting friends in Taree. Myron A Little, formerly of Hite and Chelsed, has been in the city on business and returned to Oneonty, New York. Supt. Alex Hanton and assistants transplant shrubbery at Elmwood and Hope cemeteries. A rare shrubbery donation from Newton Cemetery was planted. A community event featured entertainment, promenading, and a vibrant evening, with many locals attending. Mrs W A Might and others were noted in recent life events.
Thanksgiving gatherings feature Mixees Lettie Tomlison Ruth Sayles Supt Clark of Bradford Mrs Jessie McKay and daughter Mine Sarah returning to Fast Topehum Rev K Meekeff preaching in Brookline and Boston attendance Mrs Roy Mills visitors in Topsham Ernet Seaver family from Washington Viola Jeffords Mary Cunningham illness Maynard Williams family Hayward Barre visits New residents Mr and Mrs Fred Bagley move to Dr Dowh Mr and Mrs RC Milla host Thanksgiving as school entertainment ends.
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