Montpelier Band Concert Planned at Evening Meeting
The Montpelier Mill band announces a concert this evening featuring Spangled Banner March Sheridan's Sabre Queen of Autumn and other selections. Union musicians are urged to attend a meeting at Carpenters' Hall Worthen Block Thursday at 7 o'clock to discuss participation phrased by the executive committee M. T. P. U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Sheridan
W. St. Clair
Bigge
Boys In Blue
Rollinson
Eral
Carpenters’ Hall
Worthen Block
Oelock
M. TP. U
Loral
Fire at General Electric storehouse sparks waterfront blaze
Fire on the fifth floor of a General Electric storehouse in the waterfront district caused about 75000 in damage. The fire threatened nearby plants including Armour Leather before Boston firemen quickly contained the blaze after it jumped the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
General Electric Company
Armour Leather Company
National Tuberculosis Convention Opens in Boston
Several hundred delegates from across the United States arrived in Boston for the 14th annual National Tuberculosis Convention marking the opening of the major medical gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Local Happenings and War Chest Meeting Planned
A busy notices page reports A B Goneo serving as substitute fireman at the central ration center. Clover club and Waterman on Camp Street and Eastern Avenue host Friday gatherings with sewing. Funeral for Mrs Isabelle T Fraser set at Longstreet home with Rev Crossland officiating. War chest meeting scheduled in city hall court room Friday at 7. Details include hospital stay updates and enlistment news from Barre residents including Guido Semprobon and Roy Gettman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Goneo
Central Ration
Clover Club
Mra
Jones
Eastern Avenue
Sylvia Willett
Kesex Junction
I Waterman
Camp Street
William Dudley
South Barre
City
Isabelle T. Fraser
Longstreet
Wvlock
Edgar Crossland
W. A. Davison
State Baptist Convention
Barre
Websterville
Burlington
Mra. C. Calcagni
Burls
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Joseph Comelli
Boynton Street
Harper Mitchell
Michael J. Crapo
Camp Monticello
City Hall
Church Street School
Meeting Notice of Winnetta Council No 10
Thursday evening June event announced with explicit invitation to members of Ivequele lodge No 14 and their friends. After morning, an open night will be observed with assembled attendees invited at 7:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnetta
Ounces
Summer vacation prep urgency and shortages warning
Do you realize that the summer days are here and all will soon be thinking or preparing for their vacation. Do not be one of those who wait until you are ready to go before getting the necessary things you want, as you may be disappointed in not being able to get just what you wanted. We can help you to the many things you will want if you will come to us before the several lines are broken. Remember this season is not like others, it is a time when duplicates are hard and slow to get.
See Our Bathing Suit Line
We have just received our summer line of Bathing Suits. This line of garments will interest beachgoers and summer resting places. They are different from the heavy clumsy suits and are the real hygienic athletic bathing suits. They come in all wool and cotton jersey, loose with straight lines and a full skirt with jersey tights. The tights are for comfort and freedom of movement with a jersey gusset in the crotch to prevent tearing. If you want a good wool bathing suit for comfort and service, see these garments.
Ladies Tailored Suits on Summer Rack
Wool real tailored suits offered for summer and early fall wear at half regular price. Sizes available on a rack promising value, durability, and dyeing option for fall and winter use.
Bargain White Voiles and Voices Still Priced Low
The notice urges buying white voices and figural voices now as war prices hold, with these fabrics selling well at near old prices. Colored voiles in 25c 29c and 39c offer strong wash goods value, framed as best current market prices. Buy now for next summer before prices double.
Local notices and personnel changes from North Main Street area
A patchwork of local items shows residents traveling to Burlington and Quincy for visits and work, with several moving to shipyards in Fore River and others returning from Atlantic service. Changes include retirees, job shifts in granite carving and liquor trades, and young men enlisting or awaiting military calls as Granite Theatre announces an extra show and a seven item.
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George Cormack
Hill Street
Barre
Quincy
Mass
Fore River Building Corporation
William D. Milne
Montpelier Road
Atlantic
Michigan
Amaker
Marrion
Lawton Witt
Goddard
U.S. S
Arkansas
Paul Scampini
North Main Street
Auto enamels and farm sale near Fairiee colony
A. W. Beckley and D. A. Perry visited F. C. Ackerman in Fairiee today. They discussed recent real estate on the Currier farm between Bradford and Fairiee. Over one head of cattle, farming tools, and household furniture are offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Beckley
D. A. Perry
Fairiee
Visting F. C Ackerman
Currier
Bradford
Funeral of Leander J Bertrand at St Monica's Church
Funeral services were held for Leander J Bertrand at St Monica's Church following a long illness. The service was led by Rev P M Mey Kenna with brothers Fred Bertrand Eli Bertrand and Albert Bertrand among the attendees and interment in Catholic Cemetery on Hockley Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander J. Bertrand
Foster Street
St. Monica’s Church
P.M. Mey Kenna
Fred Bertrand
Eli Bertrand
Albert Bertrand
Arthur LaFrance
A. Fortier
H. Lamoth
New Rates Held Up Urged By Shippers
Washington delegates urged Director McAdoo to postpone new freight and passenger rates or modify them to remove injustices and discrimination that threaten many shippers with commercial annihilation. They asked state commissions become agents in rate readjustments or for government action before wartime controls. No specific rate changes were proposed. Wilson & Co Chicago Packers Charged with Selling Unfit Meat. Representatives sought immediate hearing on a complaint accusing Wilson & Co of knowingly selling unfit meat to the army. the company denied army contracts or sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
McAdoo
National Association Railway and Industry Commission
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Railroad
Supreme Report
Wilson & Co
Chicago
D.C
Wilson & Company
Federal
Rade Commission
Brockton Man Elected President of Howard University
Rev. Dr. James Stanley Durkee of Brockton Mass was advised today of his election as president of Howard University Washington He said he had not decided whether he would accept the post and continue his pastorate at South Congregational Church in Brockton June 6 reports noted Durkee’s nomination and pending decision by the clergyman while the city awaits confirmation from Howard University authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Durkee
Brockton
Mass
James Stanley Durkee
South Congregational Church
Howard University
Washington
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Crex
B. W. Hooker & Co. Undertakers
America
Vermont Association For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Vermont
Horace F. Graham
Charles S. Caverly
M. D
State Board of Health
A. Y. Beckley
Main Street
Haddock Cod
Finnan Haddie
Houghton & Robins
Talk OF
the Town
George A. Gumlaw
Childs
Summer Street
Gumlaw
Winooski
St. Francis Xavier Church
Carrie Nute
Mine Ellen Nute
Manchester
Carl 8. Nute
Wilbur J. Duquette
Washington County
Camp Devens
Rockford
Hay
The
Yukon
Amekan Old Fields
Feauring
Othyr Dalton
Kenneth Hurlen
Bijou
Roy Gettman
W. A
Gettman
Pelham Bay
Guido Semprobon
Seminary Street
Beane
W. N. Hartshorn
Hershery
E. N. Somers
Brattleboro
J. D. McColm
Huntington
J. A. Cross
Northfield
Mre
EJ. Jones
F. L. Smith
Rutland
C. E. Cook
L. H. Small
Hartford
William Taylor
Ogdensburg
Ephraim Burke
Kingston
N. Y
Arthur F. Morrow
R. G. Miller
Pawtucket
D. A. Alcock
Springfield
H. Leverin
Providence
State Board of Examiners
Misa Bernice B. Prindle
EA. Prindle
Keith Avenue
Irs
J. Iting
Bessie Pitkin
Jefferson Street
Sundah Temple
Sundah
Viet Li Rie
White River Junction
Batre
Homer. Ladd
Ie A. G Duthie
WH. Ward
F. BE
Au Cutler
B. Gladding
C. M
E. Campbell
N. C
HL Tracy
J. ©. Lawson
E. FB. Campbell
Waterter
Focal del Jon
C. Lee
A. Skillings
Priday
Ender W. M
A. P. Abbott CO
E. J. Rulfo
Ernest Marchetti
Apme
Marchetti
Maine
Granite Theatre
Colors
Cial
John B. Cassellini
Nets
Alea
William Wishart
F. EB. Austin
Admission
1Ic
Graniteville
L. J. Bertrand
St. Monica's Church
Army
Peters
Police
John W. Buckman
Department of the Northeast
Andrew J. Peters
Alice
Buckman
Pid
Y. M. C. A. College At
Springfield, Mass
Y. M
Smith & Cumings Co., Inc
Marty
TOR Sane A
Cmemogy
Oak Eee Cine
St Free
Henet Rewere
Dart Mereeier
Marcella
Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc
F. D. Ladd Company
U.S. Food Administration
Bakery Administration
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