Town Notes Abound With Socials and Visits
A lively set of items lists visitors and trips around the city. George Bayou of New York visits. John Baldwin travels to Bellows Falls. Charles Levin returns to Burlington. several dances, meetings, and church events fill the week. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace tartlett of Plainfield. A big clock sale and a charity supper are announced. school and sports happenings mix with community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghedan Voile
Ab Abibott's
Northioh Gu
Ryan
Fred Bolles
Mt Hie
Margaret Danivle Vieitel
Plainfield
Ghildtous
Misnes
Perry's
John Ballwin
Baston
Wallace Tartlett
Plaintheld
Lorence Worcester
Marshfield
C. H. Stafford
Rutland
John Baldwin
Bellows Fallen
Ernest A. Hutchinson
Mareshfield
Northfield
HL. C. Gleason
Gollester
Vermont
Harre
Charles Levin
Burlington
Ireland
Myra
Charles Bennett
Franklin Street
Hearts of Oak
Sons of St.on
Foresters’ Hall
Clork
The
Baptist Church
Thi Meng
Abbott's, Perry's, and Lenox ad notes misread
Fragmented OCR item lists various prices and notices from Abbott's Perry's and Smith & Cummings. Mentions Lenox metal sale and an event or meeting scheduled Monday evening at seven in the King of something hall. Names include W. and Curtis, Ber tin, Vi Pel.
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Abbott's
Mt Hall Price
Perry's
Wales
Vontogrhnay
Vauhan
Curtis
Bertin
Smith & Cummings
K. of
Married couple observes 62 years in South Londonderry
Mr and Mrs Cyril Babbitt of South Londonderry marked sixty two years of marriage with family notes and well wishes from four children in Washington and Londonderry. The couple, early residents, faced long years of farming life and care for aging relatives as the family grew and stayed connected to the town.
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South Londonderry
Pele
Cyril Babbitt
King Edward’s visit ends in humorous miscue at friend’s home
A London Tit-Bits anecdote recounts King Edward arriving unannounced at a friend’s house where the hosts were away and the charwoman blocked by a missing card. The king’s politeness contrasts with the caretaker’s caution, prompting later discovery by the hosts of the visitor’s identity. The piece also notes humorists and their famed figures in a disparate aside on weight and wit.
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Edward
Daylight Store Sells Arnold Print Works Merchandise
A large corporation, Arnold Print Works, was placed in receivership. Immediate sale of all kinds of merchandise followed to salvage the business. Items offered at prices below the cost of yarns, with clearance proceeding promptly to restructure operations.
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Arnold Print’Works
Arnold's Grecian Voiles Debut in Fresh Palette
Local shop unveils a line of greceian style voiles in varied colors and small patterns. The items promise a refreshed, delicate look for summer wardrobes, appealing to shoppers seeking bright, light fabrics and classic detailing.
Fragmented notice from garbled OCR on textiles and garments
A damaged excerpt references ginghams and laces with unclear details about items and quantities. The legible text notes some fabric pieces and a large item, but concrete facts, dates, or identifiers are not present.
Dark colored wash goods sale at reduced prices
A fragmented sale notice describes dark colored wash goods and other fabrics discounted to low prices per yard. It lists various items including red dress goods and $1.00 worsted suitings at 75 cents, threads, and broadcloths, urging customers to act quickly for the bargains.
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Dindtien Tarteen
Hinds
Ted Moreada
Washing Flannels A Guide From A P Abbott Co
Practical advice on washing flannel to avoid shrinkage. Highlights avoid hot water strong soap lather and washing soda, use a light lather with measured soap, and prepare luke warm water with a specific mix. Also describes ammonia soaking for new wool and careful wringing before cooling. Includes a Turkish proverb about temptation.
Overcoat Pricing Tour Sparks Honest Shopping
A playful plea urges shoppers to compare coats in town rather than trusting bold claims of low prices. The piece notes coats priced from ten to twenty five dollars and promises clean, pressed, and repaired garments, with services like fur coats for rent offered.
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Perry
Main Street
Barre, Vt
B. W. Hooker & CO
City Undertakers
Lowdon
Lyon
North Main Street
Barre
Ilea Ib
Anges
Central Market
Worth Main
amLinle
TN. Kenyon & CO
Eamermmaen
TOWN
Marion Spllivan
St. Johns
D. M. Ailes
Socialist Hall
Granite Street
Mise Kimtall
I Brooken
Randolph
Duncan
Mies Belin Frayer
Duntanoa
Fenbery Stock Company
W. W. Pelville
Graniteville
Mist Core Gongo
Lawrence Campbell
Goddard Seminary
Kina Inion Academy
Teem
Meriley
N. HY
Chareh Street
St. Johnstwey Academy
Bert
Murtingiom
Goddard
Wien
Wiehne i
Cyrus Babit
East Barre
Wijeli Fk
N. Eo, P. Journal
Somerville
Mass
Millatoto
New
Ime
EL O.P
Whiel Om
Blork
Orekingle
Herbert Hutching
Hrnert Hutchine
John Henry
Clara Ware
Theas Soung
Dan Pratt
Waits, River
B. G. Miles
Montpeier Priday
Folson
Prouty
Welington
Davia
White River Junction
A. N. Kimball
Enovburg Fall
D. Wilkie
Boston
Bryer
Eny
Hertiber Morgen Post
B. P. Donne
Mark Twals
George Ade
Jerome K. Jerome
W. W. Javote
Henry
A. P. Abbott & CO
Arnold
Columbus Hall
M. W. Fitzgerald
Frank McWhorter CO
Blanchard
North Main St
Queeries Men's and Boys’ Outfitters
D. F. Davis, “the Druggist
Barre, Vermont
Moore & Owens
Times
Sawyer’s
Fels
Proctor & Gambles
F. D. Ladd Company
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