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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
8
The weather page notes fair conditions tonight with warmer interior temperatures. Friday brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers across Vermont. Winds shift from moderate north to east and southeast.
A montage of notices from Bailey's Music Rooms to local charity events and theatre. Ads mention livery service and trucking firms, a Goddard minstrel show, a Pottawatomie campfire girls’ event, a Prudential convention trip, St Monica's card party for charity, a French play Amour A La Poste at Leary theatre, plus plans for Barre granite industry features in a Boston Herald July 10 issue with quarry photos and corporate write-ups.
Regular meeting of A. O. TL on Thursday at 7. Leave it to Polly shown Friday at North Barre chapel. W. T. U. hosts Mrs Erickson Friday 2 30. Hot weather window on Keith avenue side. Mrs Sheppard Co touts Harry Lauder records. St. Clair press ads note St. Barnabas events and local sales.
Mr and Mrs Dan MacAulay and son Clarence with Mr and Mrs Thome as Hagley traveled by motor over the holidays to Whitefield and Berlin New Hampshire visiting relatives and enjoying the season.
The June term will convene with a long docket including homicide, twenty four petit jurors from towns such as Bradfer, Braintree, Brookfield, Corinth and Thetford, and seventeen trials by jury plus others by report. Judge Harrie B. Chase will preside. various local officials and citizens are noted in attendance and preparatory activities.
The Chel Sea board of trade elected officers at its annual meeting with Harold A. Dwinell as president and George C. Tutherly as vice president. Other officers include Millward C. Taft secretary and John M. Comstock treasurer, plus an executive committee featuring Stanley C. Witken H. M. Mattison Fred A. Ordway William H. Sprague and Dr. A. T. Marshall. Charles L. Speare discussed company changes such as a split into a new entity to boost toll income and a 24 hour service on key lines. Visitors included Howard W. Morgan of the Morgan Detective Agency with his son and Judge Edward W. Kent.
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