Local Briefs from Waterbury Area and Barre
A. Bortolini leaves City hospital after a fractured leg from the Capital Hill quarry accident on Nov 26 and goes home to Websterville. Miss Anne Messer of Brookline Massachusetts and Earl Messer arrive to spend the holidays with their parents in Richardson Street. State's Attorney CB Adams returns home after investigating the death of John T. Wignn of Waterbury who died after attending the W. P. Howland funeral in the city. Numerous Bay Path Institute students from Barre and vicinity are home for the holidays. names listed include G. Bees, Mary Moree, Marjorie Perry, Aldeen Tomaal, Car Shields, Albert Slaytnn, and Victor Bixby.
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A. Bortolini
Capital Hill
City Hospital
Webstertille
Anne C. Messer
Brookline
Mase
Earl Messer
M. LT
W. H. Meser
Richardson Street
Adams
Waterbury
John T. Wignn
W. P. Howland
Barre
Bay Path Institute
School of Business Training
Eringfield
Mans
Amass
Me Path
Orhem
Merchant Street
Mer G. Bees
Elm Street
Mary Moree
Division Street
Marjorie Perry
Aldeen Tomaal
Car Shields
Wehwter Street
Albert Slaytnn
Fast Street
Victor Bixby
East Barre
Everything Must Go By Saturday Evening
Brand new stock of Christmas novelties Chinese hand woven baskets beads towel sets bags purses leather goods hair ornaments slippers soap powder perfume combinations and many other beautiful gifts on sale before Saturday evening.
Local ad notices and community events on holiday season
Fragmented notices describe goods arriving from Averill & Corady and The N. D. Phelps Co. Teapots toboggans and rocking toys are advertised. Social events include Maccabees, Ladies Auxiliary to the Hibernians, and a Christmas party with readings and music. many names and streets mentioned.
Town officials and visitors note Christmas season movements
John T Whitney of the state engineers left Thursday for Windsor to inspect the new state prison. George M Jones of Waitsfield, Penna, visited for the federal land bank in Bringfield. Justice M Powers of Vermont supreme court toured the city. Laird returned to spend the holidays with Laura Ainsworth of Williamstown. William R Rivers and Kenneth Secon returned home for Christmas. Kenneth Smith starred for Lowell last year and remains a key player. J B R Whittier, state supervisor, returned to Burlington. Mr and Mrs Kilyeard Hamilton will spend holidays in St Johnsbury. Marion Martin leaves for Benton for Christmas. Mr Wionne, Norman Lillie to spend holidays in Burlington. Ernest Gibson, secretary of civil and military affairs, leaves Brattleboro for a city appearance. Education officials were present at Lyndon Institute for the new school building dedication. Alice G Robertson will spend Christmas in Binghass with her parents. Trinity M E church will hold a Christmas program for children this evening at 6 o'clock in the vestry.
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John T. Whitney
Windsor
George M. Jones
Waitsield
Pen
Federa Land Bank
Bringfield
Mans
Justice M. Powers
Vermont Supreme Part
Cty
Laura Ainsworth
Williamstown
William RL Rivers
Kenneth
Secont
Hiegebel
Kenneth Smith
Lowell
J. BR Whittier
Boat of Education
Burlington
Kilyeard Hamilton
St. Johnsbury
Norman Lillie
Cal
Ernest Gibson
Civil and Military
Astaire
Ie Brattleboro
la Acorns
Ng. Ie
Ieee
Glarene H. Dempecy
Catherine Angeron
Suisor
Mise Rowe
Sneilding
Lyndon Institute
Giro
Alice G. Robertson
Tocwunt
Binghass
Mase
Two Reel Comedy Stages New Serial at Marshfield
A local cinema in Marshfield screens a two reel comedy featuring the serial Perenne Names and a playful Rivers of the Serine scene in a light program. The showcase promises light entertainment and laughs for audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perenne Eames Will von Om — W
Reading of Reid drug cases stirs public concern
A British based commentary discusses Wallice Tenidh and the broader rise in drug addiction linked to prohibition era shifts. The piece weighs treatment versus sensationalism, noting experts warn of social decay and the need for measured interpretations of intoxication and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallice Tenidh
Reid
Kotland Herald
Tax Reform Backed by Vermont Grange Faces Doubts
The Vermont State Grange advocates major tax changes including an income tax, a state valuation board, and ending private taxation practices. Support and opposition swirl as lawmakers weigh whether new tax sources and uniform town benefits can be achieved without shifting burdens.
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Vermont
St. Athans
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