Talk of the Town items with sales and meetings in Barre
The column lists a string of local notices and events including sales at Abe l s and Parisi Shirtwaist House, a visit by Charles Webster, a rummage sale in Gordon block, club and church meetings at Elm Street and the Church of the Good Shepherd, and social dances and dress goods promotions. A city hospital admission and a gas main hearing at city hall are also noted along with a plan for grade crossing removal near St Johnsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Perry & Noonan
Gordon Block
Jane
The
Plainfield Club
W. E. Perkins
Elm Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Arthur
Martin
Jessie Sim
Moore & Owens
Elizabeth Milne
Springfield
Mass
L. A. Shores
Hedding
Miss Cray
Father E. F. Cray
St. Monica’s Church
Barre
Brandon
Hoar
Salam Tony
F. B. Gleason
People's Lighting, Heating & Power Co
No. 40
Prospect Street
Tony
Eva
Josephine Tony
Warner
Centerville
St. Johnabury
Merchant Street
Vermont Public Service Commission
Vergennes
Boston & Maine Railroad
Trafic
Normandeau
Adison Place
Himes
Hex
Seminary
North Mein Streets
Beeen iv Carrind
Paige & Campbell
P « Ceene Polls Atenst
Hewar
Gant
Soreant
Erin Et the
New Dresses and Silk Hosiery at Low Prices
Readily available fashion items from Taberess Pattie to Silk Hose in Black White and colors. The store touts new coats, gloves, neckwear, ribbons, corsets from R. G. or Royal Worcester, muslin underwear, and the Plume Brand, all at the lowest prices. Silk Hose options include 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 with black cats guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Worcester
Plume
Muslin Underwear and Summer Dresses Sale
This season features the Muslin Underwear line from Plume Brand with vast selections and strong sales. Special corset covers 25c to 50c, white skirts to match new dresses from 50c, and Leona Three-in-One Combination at 98c to 3.75 with patent exclusivity. A large display of summer Wash Dresses and colored Muslin and Linens, including suits at 12.00, with higher priced models up to 18.00, are offered as notable values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona
New thin dress models at Abbott's shop a local note
Harry M Tassie, visiting Burlington for two weeks, returned home this morning. James Sim came back to Burlington after a Sunday with family, accompanied by his daughters Jessie and Malel. Mrs. William Corrigan of Washington returned home after visiting her son John Corrigan. The Vermont State Federation of Women's Titles has issued the Mey number of The Vermenter. Barre Woman's club seeks orders for copies via Mrs FL A Walker. Graniteville Athletics beat Barre South Enders 10 to 5 at Gaering's park with Aldrich pitching well. The Spaulding High schedule remains lengthy with a game against Dery mredriiy Ten Fe Om.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Harry M. Tassie
Burlington
James Sim
Miesex Jessie
Malel
William Corrigan
Washington
John Corrigan
Aro
Vermont
Aldrich
Duncan
Nichole
Jories Aldrich
Marrison
Thogepson
Pelli
Webster
Ork
Mo Barthel
Latest in mutlin dresses at Abbott's and more
Abbott's lists new multlin dresses and children’s outfits with Paria Shirt waist and rubber heels, while Chastananist House advertises a midweek sale on Friday and Saturday June 4. A Baptist church quarterly supper drew a large crowd with Bethany clan young ladies serving as waitresses and Mrs. Holt leading a ten member committee. At Hedding church a June breakfast fed many after a long setup, with Mrs. A. A. Rayer and Mrs. Clarence Dodge directing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Paria
Gordon Block
Baptist ‘Church
Bethany
George A. Holt
Hedding
A. A. Rayer
Clarence Dodge
Local residents plan summer trips and family funerals
The items describe residents leaving for summer homes in Old Orchard Maine and Burlington to visit friends, while Mr. and Mrs. Beaulieu travel to St Johnsbury for the funeral of Mrs Beaulieu’s father. Mrs Carrie Burke-Gongo sends thanks for public patronage and invites inspection of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Old Orchard
John Congdon
Merchant Street
Burlington
John Beaulieu
North Main Street
St. Johnsbury
Abbott's Silk Gloves For Sale and Garden Supplies
Paid silk gloves available at Abbott's. Pyrox recommended for spraying trees and potatoes. In Kempton Mille sale items noted. Constantine Concha of Granite street visited Bethel this morning for a week with his brother. Mrs. Bernard Lewis and her young son Ned from Omaha have been visiting at Mrs. Lewis' Montpelier home and are now staying with C. W. Lewis of Nelson street. Principal K. Hollister of Goddard Seminary and Rev. J. B. Reardon depart for Richmond for the Vermont Central association annual meeting of Universalist churches. Hollister to address prohibition at one of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Kempton Mille
Constantine Concha
Granite Street
Bethel
Bernard Lewis
Omaha
Ned
Mrs. Lewis
Montpelier
C. W. Lewis
Nelson Street
K. Hollister
Goddard Jeminary
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A. P. Abbott CO
Talk OF
the Town
Abel's
Parisi Shirtwalat House
McWhorter Co
Charles Webster
Heaton
Udor
B. W. Hooker & Company
Crown’'s Drug Store
White Front
North Main St
Main Street
Crown’s Drug Store
A. V. Beckley
Axminster
Body Brussels
Wilton
Lowell Mills
A. W. Badger & Co
Indertakers
Umd Embetmers
Uae
Aan Ani Ee
Plume Brand
Green Mountain Raven
Joe Laver
Rogers
Boot Barre
Main St
Washington Crisp
F. D. Ladd Company
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