Talk of the Town collection at Martin's Book Store
Postcard views of the arch and parade at Martin's Book Store. Mentions Mrs James Coutts camping at Joe's pond with children and multiple short notes on locals visiting, selling millinery, and relatives traveling between Barre, Manchester and Boston. Includes a drowning death in Middlebury search efforts and a plane transport update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's Book Store
James Coutts
Joe's Pond
James McDermont
Brookfield
Cutler Bros
Ealitharm
A. Scampini
Harva Beer
Arlene Preston
Leominater
Mass
Doris Eastman
Wellington Street
Abram
Ibd
Mesliel Ei Holainn
F. ¥. Cutier
Manchester
Conn
Frank
Boston
Belle Porter
South Barre
C. R. Wood
Frederick Williams
Hartford
Springfield
Georgianna DeBlois
L'Aurore
Rosario
Treffle
Concord
Alfred Goudreault
H. & Miles
Hazel
Montpelier Road
James Robertson
New York
Sergt
Perry Olliver
Hoboken
24Th Engineers
Sergt. Olliver
St. Lonia
Sullivan Machine Company
N. H
Chicago
Whittemore-Tamm
Barre
Vermont
Saugus
Mr. W. Hodedon
Middlebury
Fred M. Kempton
Gertrude Donahue
Kempton
Lake Dunmere
Frank J. Donahue
Francs Donahue
Daniel
Holland
Cambridge
Kan
Mine Dongle
Spaulding High School
Donahue
Barre Band Concert Tonight
Montpelier Military band schedules a Thursday evening concert with selections including Star Spangled Banner March, The Maiden at Her Spindle, Italian Popular Songs, America and more. Tickets and exact program details not fully legible in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G
Reeves
Montpelier
Rovers
Barre Vermont Social Calendar and Rural Sports Notes
Dance in Howland Hall after the band concert with Gilbertson's orchestra. Barre visitors include John Muiry and family, visiting from North Adams, and local workers returning to duties at Moore & Owens. Vermont racehorse practice at the southern paddock, Will Page and Fred Slayton guiding Junior Dillard, Dien, Queen Eel, and Dr Gaines preparing for Middlebury, Rutland, and White River Junction fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland
Hall
Indies Free
Gilbertson
Southerd Park
Barre
South End
Will Page
Fred Slayton
Vermont
Junior Dillard
Page
Mr. Slayton
Dr. Gaines
Middlebury Fair
A. J
Rutland Fair
White River Junction
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in Websterville
Mise Doris Wilkie began work at E H Nerney store. Mr and Mrs Victor Gosselin visited Springheld Mass. Hermina Giguere of Manchester NH visiting her parents E H Nemegix. Napoleon Paro and children Mabel and Henry returned from Plattsburg NY after weeks with relatives. Mrs Napoleon Bosley visited Winooski before returning to Bridgeport Comet. J D Smith ill recently. Mise Mary Amedy of Winooski weekended with relatives. Peter Connors moved household goods into Cassevant tenement EM. Jury returned from Burlington Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Doris Wilkie
E. H. Nerney
Jamon Xe
New Haven
Victor Gosselin
Springheld
Mass
Hermina Giguere
Manchester
N.hs
E. H. Nemegix
Napoleon Paro
Mabel
Henry
Plattsburg
N. Y
Napoleon Bosley
Winooski
Bridgeport
Comet
J. D. Smith
Mary Amedy
Peter Connors
EM. Jury
Burlington
Mrs Anne White obituary notes decades in Randolph and Royalton
Mrs Anne H White long respected Randolph Royalton resident dies after heart disease battle. Born Pomfret 1848 she lived in Randolph then Royalton and Worcester areas as a domestic nurse. She leaves two daughters Myrtle Gow and Nellie Whitcomb and three grandchildren, with many relatives attending her Riverside Cemetery funeral led by Rev J E Moseley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanieg
Randolph Herald
Anne H. White
Myrtle Gow
Anne A. In
Eitinent
Royalton Fir Ahout
White
Henry H. Whitcomb
J. E. Moseley Wes
P. 8
Belknap
Riverside Cemetery
Henry Ho Whitcomb
Myrtle Abbi
James Gow
Barre
Henry Raymond
Marjorie Whitcomb
Myrle Gow
Lucinda Mewster
East Bethel
George Wilson
Weathersfield
Royalton
Worchester
Mays
George Wilvon
Weatherfield
Myrtie A. Gow
Derwood Loomis
Charles Brewster
Medford
Mass
Colin Blodgett
George Dearing
Hanl Bennett
Bast
Randolph
H. W. Cheney
Winnie McDermont
Albert Emery
Julia Nelson and Son
Everett
Randolph Center
Wilfred la. Rock
Henry Noble
Bethel
AG. Whitham
DB Dearing
D. L. Loomis
W. C. Belknap
A Work of Art Triumph Noted in Montpelier Argus
A Montpelier Argus item lauds a notable work of art and credits those responsible for its creation, calling for congratulations to all who contributed. The brief reflects local newspaper tone praising achievement and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areh Ot Barre Ie
Montpelier Argus
Newton Darling Dies After Long Illness At Home
Newton Darling died Thursday evening at his home in Groton after years of feeble health and total blindness. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm, Rev. E W Puffer officiating, with burial beside his wife in the village cemetery. He was 89, born in Groton, survived by a daughter in Groton and several sons and a brother in Utah. Many townspeople and relatives attended the service, with buttons to nearby mourners from Meindoes, Peacham, Burlington, and Woodville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Darling
Som
Jobin H. Darling
Rev
E.W. Puffer
Mr. Darling
Groton
Nathan
Drusilla Jenkins Darling
Roxanna Jance
Darling
John HH
Grote
Elizabeth
George Henry
William
Meandows
Etta
W. J. Brown
Ryegate
Edward Moulton
Aaron
Utah
Marshall Darling
West
Out of
Unin
Willits. Paring and
MeIndoes
George F. Winch
Burnet
Robert Petre
Peacham
Robert Hosmer
Woodaville
Williamstown Social News Highlights and Tennis Title Bouts
In Williamstown several residents host guests and arrange Thursday 4 o clock food service while visitors return home with Mixx Ruby Bruce. The Cincinnati Lawn Tennis Club announces upcoming matches with top players from the East and West as the national title awaits after five matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinnati Lawn Tennis Club
William T. Tilden, Jr
ITL
East and West pairings set for Cincinnati tennis
Cincinnati July 6 announces the pairings for the East and West tennis championship to be played on the courts of the Cin. The draw outlines initial matchups and advancing routes for both divisions, highlighting key contenders and potential semifinal clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A Discovery That Benefits Mankind
Two discoveries added greatly to human welfare. In 1835 Newton created the vacuum process for condensing milk with cane sugar into a semi liquid form. In 1883 Horlick at Racine Wisconsin reduced milk to a dry powder with malted grain extract, naming Malted Milk. Its nutritive value digestibility ease of preparation and climate stability have made it an ideal food drink from infancy to old age. Ask for HORLIKS Avoid imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Horlick
Racine
Wis
Morlick
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. W. Hooker & Co. Undertakers
N. D. Phelps Co., Inc
Barre, Vermont
K. Macrae
Tel
Hudson
the Smith & Cumings Co, Inc
Talk OF
the Town
Fred G. Dumas
America
Websterville
Mra
Rockland
Framingham
Leominster
Hyde Park
Athletic Union
B.V. D
Madras
Gingham
N. Main St
The
Daylight Store
Sre
Vernon
Clinton
Alexander Dunnett
St. Holmebury Wis
Kien Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Maas
Gaylord
J. D. Hoemer
Woodville
Morris Coffrin
Gardner
A. W. Coffrin
W. BR. Carhoe
Coffrin
St. Johnsbury
FW. Lewis
St. Albans
G.W. Whitehill
St. Palmsbury
M. H. Whitehill
Woburn
Plymouth
Bellans
Williamstown
G. F. McAllister
W. B. Simons
Lillian (Staples) Smith
Thelma
N. A
B. E. Bruce
Mixx
Ruby Bruce
Carl A. Sawyer
Carpenter-Morton Co
Western
Catherine Jones
Leslie G. Savery
George B. Savery
Doris Covell
Massachusetts
Ada Lasell
Harbara Boucher
Sadie Lavine
Northfield
W. H. Gilpin
Harry J. Olmstead
France
Leon Poor
William ©. Martin
Keene, N. H
Barre, Vt
Swift
World
F. D. Ladd Company
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