Talk of the Town Burton brothers reception at Abbott's
Dartmouth men in the college ambulance unit headed for France included John A. Gordon of the city. C H Presbrey of New York stays at Hotel Barre with business tied to Presbrey Coykendall. Barre saloons closed on Gov. Grahams request. licensees consented. Not guilty verdict for Hen rietta Guazzoni in intoxicating liquor case. witnesses largely reiterated earlier testimony. Mrs Guazzoni released on bond after jury deliberated thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Brothers
Woiles
Abbott's
Dartmouth
College Ambulance
France
John A. Gordon
C.H. Presbrey
New York
Hotel Barre
Inisiness
Presbrey-Coykendall Company
Graham
Barre
State
Henrietta Guazzoni
H. W. Scott
John ‘Trow
Barre Vermont News Roundup of Local Events and Notices
Jacksons native asparagus and Vermont Fruit Store ads appear amid auction notices and society items. Mrs HL Worthen and Mrs M A Webb arrive for Methodist meetings, while the United Missionary society plans a June 6 gathering. A public lime and door ad sits beside plant shutdown news at Greason and Lawe. Laura Mae Welch and Floyd F Clark wed at the First Baptist parsonage, and veterans Mercer and Ouy Hue head to Fort Ethan Allen with the 1st Vermont regiment.
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Jackson
Vermont
Burnham’s Meadow
First Baptist Church
Washington Street
Laura Mae Welch
Floyd F. Clark
Barre Town
B. J. Lehigh
Clark
Thomas
Mercer
John J. Ouy
Abbott's offers dress sale and local notices revive summer style
Full line of wash dresses at Abbott's and spring pumps at Shea's headline a week of sales. Community briefs note visits by local residents, club meetings, a Barre parade planning, a minor fire scare on Berlin street, and agricultural weather events with insurance adjustments for lightning losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Hig Sale LaFrance
Shea's
H. J. M. Jonas
Jones Bros
Bouton
Busis
Clan Gordon
Clif Street
Barre
Escaeecee
Welock
HE. A. Prindle
Samuel Matson
Resex Junction
P. Q. Ia
James Given
Richardyon
Srn
Alexander Smith
Fitchburg
Central Vermont
Burke Bros’ Granite Manufacturing
Blackwell Street
C. D. Bacon
Morrisville
Helen Averill
Laconia
N TL
Barre City
Clan Gordon Ball
Howland Hall
Waterbury
Rubbich
Barlin Street
Berlin
Foss
Berlin Street
Jules Alesander
Williamstown
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Op
N. It
Farnham
No 19
BCH
Burton Brothers Wash Goods Sale Headlines The Basement Deals
Thin Wash Goods sell briskly due to weather with prices highly tempting. Burton Brothers offer 40 inch Reception Voices at 29 cents per yard and Satin Stripe Voile at 75 cents. Two basement lots featureThin Printed Wash Goods at 12 1/4 cents per yard. Silk Jacquard and Silk Pongee also offered in vivid patterns at 50 and 71 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Brothers
Sport Stripes Fashion Expands Separate Skirt Range
Sport Stripes forecasts a big seller push with a large Separate Skirt line and new Paizley Patterns for skirts and coats. A variety of new fabrics including Beach cloths with coin spots, Cross Checks for skirts, Piping Rock striped skirting in Black Stripes and Plain White, and an 86-inch Black Stripe Oxford at 50¢ per yard. The half Mohair bloom cloth for skirts, shedding less dust, sells at 75¢ per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ladies Wash Skirts and Waists Still Open for Summer Wardrobes
A local retailer promotes a broad summer line of separate wash skirts and waists. The catalog highlights linen colored skirts at $1.00, colored house skirts at $1.25, mid range skirts from $1.50 to $8.00, and premium versions in wooltex and Printz Biedermann makes. Voile waists and silk and cotton options priced from $1.90 to $5.50 are advertised, with new models and special striped India silk waists at $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooltex
Printz Biedermann
Auction Sale Of Large Barre House Lots Next Wednesday
A notice announces an auction sale of large house lots in Barre, set for next Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock. The item mentions Currier arrest, and notes Ruth W Glysson a University of Vermont freshman from Barre hosted four Burlington classmates at her parents home, Mayor and Mrs Glysson, over the weekend. Oscar E Pearson of Graniteville, jailed for intoxication after pleading not guilty, went to jail for 10 days as he couldn't pay the fine.
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Abbott
Currier
Barre
Ady
Ruth W. Glysson
University of Vermont
Burlington
Mayor
Mrelysson
Delano
King, White and Field
Oscar E. Pearson
Graniteville
J. W. Scott
Clean Up Day Notice Issued for All Property Owners
All property owners and tenants in Marre are notified to clean up premises on or before Monday June 11. The city will collect refuse Monday and Tuesday June 1 and 2, starting in the south end and moving north. Appreciation expressed to those who supported the family during illness and passing of our mother, Mrs C R Sawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marre
C. R. Sawyer
Regular meetings and accident report in Websterville
Notices announce a Queen of the Far circle meeting on Wednesday at 1 30 p m and a Court Barre No 1 meeting at 7590. The Congregational church women plan a regular meeting at 2 89 p m to report on the Randolph missionary convention. A fall at Wetmore and Morse quarry in Websterville injures Thomas Staples, 28, fracturing his left leg and right arm. he was treated locally and remains in hospital with recovery expected over time.
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Fovkson
Ays Vermont
Egular
Queen of the Far
Court Barre
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Tts
Randolph
Wetmore & Morse
Websterville
Thomas Staples
Staples
E. H. Hailey
Rebecca Staples
Special values in coats at Abbott's in Barre
Fred Ruppel of Buffalo New York, representing a monument trade journal, announces a June 6 sale at 4 PM in Barre at the corner of Currier and Wellington streets. The event features a wide assortment of nightgowns, combinations, chemises, drawers, envelope chemises, corset covers, underskirts, and trimmed silk and cotton items from Mrs Shepard Co Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Fred Ruppel
Buffalo
N.Y
Monument
Barre
Currier
Wellington
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc
Montpelier Choral Society Festival Preparations
Director Coffin arrives for final rehearsals ahead of festival week. Rehearsals in Montpelier Library and city hall with stage completed and Chickering piano donated for soloists and choir. Performances include Olaf Trygvaxon, Elijah, and Star Spangled Banner with talks on the Liberty loan during intermission. Tickets range from $1 to $1.50.
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Direstor
Montpelet
Lambert Murphy
Mins Cara Sapin
Martha Atwood Baker
William Nye
Grieg
Olaf Trygvaxon
America
Matthew
Baker
Nye
Elijah
Murphy
Caroline Hudson Alexander
Soprance
Marie Morrissey
Ternard Ferguson
Runninge & Lewis Drug Store
Liberty Loan Committee
Liberty Loan
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Outfit
B. W. Hooker & Company
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the Town
Wayside Tea Room
Williamstown, VI
H. E. Smith
Drown
A. P. Abbott CO
Texas
Alaska
Choral Society
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
The
F. D. Ladd Company
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