Talk of the Town in Burlington and City Visitors
Bee Abbott’s line of wash skirts draws local notice while Miss Evelyn Stafford returns home from the city. Mr and Mrs H Wilder of Bartinorton arrive for electric treatments at Delthee and for professional rails. Dr M Lamb is listed with contact details. Union trushmasses and carpenters’ hall events are noted for Worthen Week with a Thursday meeting at Yelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Abbott
Evelyn Stafford
Burlington
H. Wilder
Bartinorton
Delthee
Avual
Worthen
Abbot
James Senor
Warren
John A. Cross
Northfield
Ethel Wishart
Camp Street
Granite Savings Bank
Dewey Park
D. E. Skinner
George Heath
Wallafield
John Hale
Hale Street
New York
Otis Smith
Werley Beckley
Wella River
City
Dr. L. Carr
Liberty Street
B. HY Start
Mae Connor
Cabot
Cottage Street
Henry Batchelder
Plainfield
Quartermaster Corps
Fort Banks
Mase
Summer voices at Abbotts See A See Beckleys adv
Sibley. Young of TUMatrece returned to the city last evening from Whiteiver Junction where he had been visiting at the home of Edwin Smith during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Beckley
ad_ Sibley. Young
Tumatrece
Whiteiver Junction
Edwin 5. Smith
Erskine Arrives in City to Visit Friends
A former resident from New York City, Erskine, arrived in the city to visit friends. The report notes he previously traveled aboard a transport named Leviathan, with references to other former residents and local connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Erskine
New York City
Brn
Reyeled
V. Nesy
Ion
Leviathan
Gewegeerick
Abbott's bargain basement and local moved plans
A fragmentary notice mentions East street resident Bishen joining Lake Mansfield members, a move to Burlington after restaurant business in Hole In The Wall, and Mr Church continuing in Brattiboro in the restaurant trade. Also notes millinery sale and trimmed goods pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
KW. Bishen
East Street
Lake Mansfield
Burlington
Eitheir
Wall
Brattiboro
Mr. Church
Barre Daily Chronicle June 6 1918 Weather and Local News
Weather notes for Barre Vermont predict slightly warmer interior and Friday showers with cooler temps. Local business items include F C McColm of Huntington registered in Barre, Bonacord Football Club meeting, and visits by Arthur Riati and Katherine B Martin. Community updates cover measly street collections, Norma Furloni’s death, Spaulding High vs Waterbury third game arrangements, Rutland high school state championship bid, Abbott's silk waists, Dartmouth visiting professor, Barré Granite Manufacturers meeting, Rev DeRoos address at Baptist church, and Websterville church event notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. McColm
Huntington
W. V
Barre
Bonacrord
Clan Gordon Hall
Elmer Scott
Boston
Standard Publishing Company
Arthur Riati
Rizzi Bros
Barre Granite Manufacturers
Stephen Ritzi
North
Main Street
Katherine B. Martin
Mount Holyoke College
South
Muse
Fd. Martin
Richardson Street
Lucy Wells
Street Safesrent
Norma Furloni
Dante Furloni
Granite Street
Iter
Hope Cemetery
Young
Spaulding High Bowl
Waterbury High School
Rutland High School
Stromenet
Abbott's
James L. McConnchie
Dartmouth College
Hanover N. H
Barré Granite Turers’ Association
Association
Chicago
DeRoos
Mexico
Baptist Church
Bet
Baptist
Websterville
Lchwott's Offers Children’s Wash Dresses and Hardware Bargains
Ad lists line of children’s wash dresses at Lchwott’s, plus big reductions on paints and varnishes at A V Beckley. Aero gas standard oil stoves promise to save half oil. Offers oil stoves land wicks ovens lawn mowers and various fuels. Frindle Worthen ork promotes in-store price drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lchwott's
A.V. Beckley’s
Aero Gas
A. Frindle
Worthen Ork
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Homer Fitts Co., Inc
Ferris
Dave
Talk OF
the Town
Union Musicians
Kayser
Kayser’s
Union Dry Goods Company
Voile
THE
Vermont
Vérmont
la Resista
Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc
Buck, Kid
Reignskin
Peoples Shoe Store
Frank McWhorter
C. W. Averill & Co
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