Funeral for James K. Lynde to be held Thursday
Williamstown reports the funeral for James K. Lynde who died Saturday night in Bat Creek, Michigan. The service at Congregational church is at two o'clock with Rev. D I Strong officiating and Masonic burial in the village cemetery. The body was transported from Bat Creek and is due in town morning tomorrow. William McEnapy resumes work after illness. Williamstown Grange stockholders meet Wednesday evening January 20 at town hall to elect directors and discuss a ball and promenade with a social after.
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James K. Lynde
Bat Ho Creek
Michigan
Hil Health
Te Congregational Church
D. IL Strong
Battie Creel
William McEnapy
Williamstown Grange
Togulut Troquels Tribe Meeting At To'lork Tonight
A Togulut meeting of Troquels tribe no 16 will be held tonight at To'lork to discuss work adoption and warriors' degrees.
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To'lork
Special convocation of Granite chapter no 28 KR AM
A special convocation of Granite chapter number 28 Royal Arch Masons meets Tuesday evening at seven o clock. Work includes Royal Arch degree. Per order E in P.
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Granite
Talk of the Town items and notices from Veale to Derby Line
Local brief covers children's coats at half price at Veale and Knight’s, visits by L F Willey to Waterbury and Fred Baird’s return to Waitefield, D F Davis visiting Derby Line. five sleds left at Hook & Co. sale of a power saw at 31 Watt Street for 35 dollars. Community notes include fair committee meetings, articles and talent for a forthcoming ball fair, and Fenberg Sock Company’s engagement at an open house theatrical showing with the drama Who He Divorced Her, featuring Grace Barnes. The cast’s strong performances include Pauline Hamman and Tate sit, with George Llewellyn highlighted for versatility and humor.
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Veale
Knight's
L. F. Willey
Waterbury
Fred Baird
Waitefield
D. F. Davis
Derby Line
D. F. Davis, Jr
Hook+ “or & Co
Watt Street
Fenberg
Grace Barnes
Pauline Hatmmaml
Tate Sit
Charles Harmon
Aid Evans
Ekatex
George Llewellyn
Liewellyn
Dancing at the pavilion and local notices mix in weekly fair
February events fill the town with a fair at the pavilion and a show by the Fon Berg stock company at the opera house. Miss Oliver Lesperance visits Kens ville for two weeks, while Louis Thyne travels to Springfield for the Be peak retiy. Barrelodge lodge plans a meeting next Wednesday, Edison records go on sale Saturday after a January 25 preview.
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Jose
Vewle & Knight’s
Mra
Oliver Lesperance
Kensville
N.Y
Enlay
Feunk Me
Louis Thyne
Springfield
Basti
Wheelogk
Fonberg Stock Company
Tennessee
Postmaster Warns Rural Patrons To Stock Stamps Early
Graniteville postmaster urges rural patrons to provide and keep on hand a supply of stamps. He notes delays in mail delivery and asks customers to detach a small container in mailboxes to purchase stamps as needed.
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Granitevilly
Louies Harker Sells Home at Public Auction
Mrs Louies Harker will sell her home at public auction on Tuesday January 10 at 4 p m. The sale will be at Burdoos Corner with details readied for bidders.
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Louies Harker
Burdoos Corner
Weather Forecast for Barre Daily Times
Weather prediction indicates snow or rain late tonight, followed by warmer temperatures. Wednesday will be milder with southerly to westerly winds.
Busy Town Happenings and Social Notices
Corseh eale at Vaughan's and furs at Wealy Knights. W. Percy visited Cabot, Berim Tel at Chestur Blakely returned from Viet in Dunderhill. Miss M A Miles and Miss Jeannette Williams returned from visits. Betty Chandler resumed work at the central telephone office after illness. Mrs 0 Hy of Elm Street improved. H Ruggles returned home from Detoy Town. Church events include a Shepherds meeting, a Knights of Columbus dance, and a women’s aid dance. Baseball league notices and toy fair fundraisers planned with tickets and candy sales. A two year old died last night. funeral in Cabot tomorrow. Simonds arrived from Brattleboro to work at Drewsen’s Drug. Queen of the Forest circle meets Tuesday. officers wanted. Three more Florence events and a charity fair at Hale’s. A remnant of plays and dances scheduled for January. Public notices and club speakers announced for the Vincitia club meeting. Henry M Ream has moved to wholesale business in Cincinnati.
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W. B. Gurtis
Chestur
Blakely
Dunderhill
M.A. Miles
Ron
Vielt
Burlington
Doneld Smith
New Yorke
Mr. of
Newbury
McWhorter Co
Jeannette Williams
Williamstown
Betle Chandler
Central Telephone Ofice
Yarighan
Elm Street
H. ©. Ruggles, Who Has Been Visiting Relatives In Detyo
Burton
Firesie Brown
Mattie Peer
Church of the Oa | Shepherd
Base Hall
Rev. L. 0
Sherhayne
Betows
Notice to Public of Kant Barre Purchase
Public notice states Kant Barre will continue a line of fire and groceries. The document references Deanbrieses pri weekeard and mentions public merit by the people at virdity Kant Tare Vi. Jan. 25 Ovberne 108.
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Kant Barre
Che
Deanbrieses Pri
Mquinee
Kant Tare
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At & P.m
Hale's Sevron
Moore & Owens
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Shepherd
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Haery M. Ream
Fia
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Mumetiott
Ohio
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North Main St
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Ting
Weale & Knight
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Currier Building
Bare Opera
Hse
Great Fenberg Stock Co
New York
Great Wall
Beate
Kendrick
Kendrick’s
Theatorium
L. M. Averill’s
Averill
Union Clothing Company
Union Clothing Store
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Anvahod
the Central Market
E. Ingalls
North Main Street
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