Talk of the Town items and local notices
Arrived today, hats in new shipment from Little Dry Goods Store. Mrs Birnie advertises events and outlooks. Baseball game Spaulding against Montpelier high school on Lincoln campus 2150 Saturday afternoon. June 8 dance event in Howland hall hosted by Walding alumni. Woolens for coating and woolen plaids for skirts featured. In Martin's Book Store Zane Grey novels at 95 cents. Florence Dudley recovering from bronchial pneumonia. Amelia Bielli and Rogea of E Bielli Granite Co. visiting in Quincy. Ladies' aid card party at St Monica's Sacred Heart convent hall at 7:30 Thursday night. Rev Fr A M Gilbert from Moore's Falls attended funeral of George Garneau, 14, of Mrs Odule Gilbert. accompanied by Rose Gilbert visiting Moore's Falls.
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Birnie
Spaulding
Montpelier High School
Lincoln
Walding
Howland Hall
Cottage Street
Main Street
Amelia Bielli
Freens Rogea
N. Y
Graniteville
George Garneau
Odule Gilbert
Meeting of the Board of Civil Authority June 8 1921
Notice of a June 8 1921 meeting of the Board of Civil Authority to abate taxes and hear appeals on the Grand List for 1921. Session to be in City Court Room One at 7 p.m. James Smart, City Clerk, Barre City Vermont dated June 2 1921.
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Board of Civil Authority
James Smart
Barre City
Vermont
Local notes include visitors and wedding plans across towns
Miss Dolla Burney arrives in the city to visit friends and enjoy St A Specials cigars. Lady Lloyd McCarthy returns to Milford to work as a stonecutter after Memorial Day. Mose Corasoli returns from travel for Anderson Friberg Co. Betty Stephen travels to Hardwick for Madeline Grant and George Chase wedding. A party of fishermen reports a big perch catch at Groton pond. Clifton Kelly returns to St Albans planning to open YD Lunch after acquiring restaurant equipment.
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Dolla Burney
New York City
St. A
Raymond Guayette
Mfr
St. Albans
Goodfellow’s
Ladv
Lloyd McCarthy
Milford
N. H
Thomas C. McCarthy
South Main Street
Mose Corasoli
Tennessee
Virginia
Ohio
Ilinois
Michigan
Anderson-Friberg Co
Betty Stephen
Maple Avenue
Hardwick
Misa Madeline Grant
George Chase
Brattleboro
Clifton Kelly
Jwek'a Resnt
Henry Petrie
West Street
Mr. Kelly
Williamstown Town Meeting and Memorial Day Recap
The selectmen will meet at the town clerk’s office next Saturday afternoon, June 4. Memorial Day events were led by Sons of Veterans with Perley Sandore as chairman. Roy L. Goodspeed spoke on the cemetery honors. A June 4 Williamstown theatre showing Goldwyn’s Tom Moore film A Cup of Fury concludes the item.
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Lena
Ta Seaver
Goddard
East Hill
Sons of Veterans
Perley G. Sandore
W. RC
Percy J. Jefforde
Barre
Charles EE. Walsh
G. H. Goodrich
Mia
Evelyn Read McAlliot
W. B. Jones
Walter B
Roy
Frank L. Goodspeed
Albert M. Goodrich
Dad
Williamstown
Goldwyn
Tom Moore
God
Adv
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for sympathy shown during our bereavement and for the beautiful flowers, especially the members of the American Legion, Mrs. Mary Fredd, Lillian Pradd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Mary Fredd
Lillian Pradd
Special lodge communications and regular meeting notice
Specials communication of Granite lodge No. 45 F and A A M dated June 3 announces work in the third degree. Regular meeting of Hin watlin lodge No. 20 LO 0 F to be held Thursday June 2 at 7 00 p m. Work third degree. Every officer requested to be present. Per order N G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Lodge
No. 45
Hinwatlin Lodge
No. 20
Women of Moose Heart Legion Meeting Notice
All members are requested to attend the meeting Friday night in P hall at 7:45 o clock. Important business. Members asked to invite husbands and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Mooseheart Legion
P. Hall
Pocahontas Degree Ceremony Details June Thursday
Unclear OCR fragment notes a degree event in Pocahontas scheduled for Thursday in June. No further names or specifics readable.
Apaulding Alumni Ball at Howland Hall Featured Evening
St. Johnsbury hosts one of the year's finest dances at Howland Hall on Wednesday June 8. The Burroughe' Orchestra of St. Johnsbury leads the event with Imikaion Net Indies performing, admission 50 cents plus war tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apaulding
Howland Hall
Burroughe’ Orchestra
St. Johnsbury
Imikaion
Net Indies
North Barre chapel event and Spaulding alumni ball notice
Friday night at North Barre chapel ady. Baseball Spaulding vs Montpelier high school Lincoln campus 2:30 Saturday afternoon ady. Tickets for Spaulding alumni ball from committee members Bell & House Cummings & Lewin Times office, limit 100. Bap ellet church social tomorrow 7:30 in honor of Mr and Mrs Frank A Hutchinson with short program and refreshments. In a City Institution a woman died after 62 years there. If husband had income insurance she could have lived in her own home. National.
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Birnie
Polly
North Barre
Vhapel—Ady
Spaulding Va
Montpelier High School
Lincoln
Ady
Spaulding
Bell & House Cummings & Lewin
Times Office
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B.w.hooker& Co
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Calder & Richardson Depot
Horace A
Richardson
Montpelier Electric CO
Fresh National Biscuit Co
W. D. Smith Company Inc
Talk OF
the Town
James Robertson
Charles Robertson
Walter Kouteen
John Robingon
William Given
Groton Pond
C. A. Sivright
Sivright
Derby Line
Barton
Newport
Derby
Stanstead Plain
Provinee
Quebec
Lake Willoughby
North Danville
Mr. Sivright
Dixon Langmaid
Doria
Margaret Kanaly
Montpelier
Harley T. Martin
George 2. Wilber
Elizabeth Perkins
Albert. M. Goodrich
Tunbridge
Evelyn M. Covell
Shady Bill
Montpelier Seminary
L. C
Will Bel
Ford Con ‘Fort
Ecomomy
Saly Tre Dallers
North End
North Main Street
Adams Company
Voile
Batiste
Caen
S. A
North America
Common
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National Advertiser
Netlewst
New York
Iron Eros
Tiree
Eeme
Gore
Ealvon
Life Ins. Co. Vt
Mutual
Ballard
State Street
George J. Seager
Empire
WN. C. Phelps Co., Inc
St. John
Wees
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F. D. Ladd Co
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