Talk of the Town and Church Notes from Barre
Silk underwear at Abbott's and June white sale bargains at Vieughan's highlight a town page of shoppin g news. Fred Ralph of Brookfield visits his son Neil Ralph in Wellington street. Mrs FF York returns from East Montpelier. C Bros leaves Barre for New York. Mrs Joh Martinson travels to Boston for a relatives visit, to return with her son. Bernard Lee, a 1911 Stoddard seminary graduate, returns to Irnaburg to play with an independent team. George Ki Wolcott of Boston, New England manager for Sullivan Machinery, and Markoff of Sullivan Co visit Barre on business, then depart. Missioners at St Monica’s church attract large congregations with three services daily this week for women. Early mass features a half‑hour sermon, then 4 PM preaching by a Worcester clergyman. Evening services at 7:30. Rev Moore discusses later day extremes in dress, cautions against foolish attire. The ten commandments lectures continue with Fr Moore aided by Rev O’Brien and Hurley. next week’s focus will be men only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Vieughan’s
Fred Ralph
Brookfield
Neil Ralph
Wellington Street
FF. York
East Montpelier
C. Bros
Central Street
New York
Joh Martinson
Boston
Barre
Bernard Lee
Stoddard Seminary
Seer
Irnaburg
Teyme
Kieorge Ki. Wolcott
Newdland
Sullivan Machinery Co
Karre
Hi. Markoff
Sullivan Company
West Rutland
St. Monica's Church
Easielly
Worcester
Maas
Pr. Moore
Drexe
Fr. Moore
Fre O'Brien
Hurley
Portrait gift to Vermont Historical Society displayed in State House
A Russian artist Mark Pop kis portrait of Ex-Gay McCullough was presented by Mrs. Methullough and hung in the Vermont State House executive chamber between Senator Redfield Proctor and Ex tv. Ormahee. Gov. Methalough’s administration, Sparks traffic chief F. W. Hall, and others visited the city yesterday as an exhibit toured the region. Citizens Arneer Pierson and James Laird are noted guests with ties to Holderness academy. A Stamford Oil Company coal car shipment arrived for local distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. McCullough
Mark Popkis
Vermont Historical Society
State House
Mre. Methullough
Redfield Proctor
Ormahee
John J. Methalough
F. W. Hall
The
Sparks
Tendon
St. Jubmebary and Bellows Frills
Arneer Pierson
Klimbethtown
James Laird
Holderness Academy
Plymouth
Stamford Oil Company
Farnham
Fouter
Burtington
Enie
Marre
St. Johushary
Weekend Socials and City Visitors Highlight Barre Notes
Saturday specials at Vaughan and Raseell’s set a bustling weekend tone with concerts in Howland hall and a Carroll’s orchestra promotion. The city welcomed Mrs. M. A. Turner of Washington and Mrs. C. A. Clark of Boston among other visitors, while local events included a Barre council Knights of Columbus meeting and a notice seeking a lost ten dill on a handkerchief.
Fragmented Notice Notes Missing Details in OCR
The readable text shows garbled OCR with scattered phrases and no clear event or entities. Likely an incomplete public notice or classified snippet lacking identifiable names, dates, or actions. Unable to determine a concrete summary beyond noting transcription errors.
Barre News Chronicle Highlights June Sports and Local Happenings
Read extended notices of upcoming events in Barre Vermont including Green Mountain A.C. vs Italian A.C. at Berlin street grounds on June 10, and University of Vermont’s lone Barre appearance. The piece reports on local weather, public notices, court actions, and community debates over city contracts and the South Main street bridge project. It also mentions graduations, travel, and minor sports bets at the trotting park with Gallagher on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Vaughan's
Ruewhl
Kenyon
Routo
Go-Wady
William Densmore
Lake Champlain
Al‘burg
Green Mountain A.C. Va
A. O
Berlin Street
University of Vermont
Barre
A. C
M Mountain A. C
Eanle
Frank A. Hutchinson
Mabel Hutchinson
Park Street
Greensboro
Charles Rann
Summer Street
New London
B. A.C
Keefe
Shepard
Charlie
William Wright
Connecticut River
HL. W. Scott
Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homer Fitts Company
Fiel
LA France
Homer Fitts Co
Russell’s
Sutaray
Shea's
Star Store
Pleasant Street
D. A. Perry
Ady
Ajax Tires
H. F. Cutler & Son Telephone
North Main Street
Frank McWhorter
Talk OF
the Town
Montpelier
Gav. McCullough
Spore
Firenite Betes
Fond Acm
Pritter
Dune
Werk. F
Belning
Beetiberre
Viet Per Ander W. Am
Vaughan’s
Raseell's
Howland Hall
Carroll
M. A. Turner
Washington
C. A. Clark
C. W. Koyea
Homer Sowles
John J. Lowles
Doris Wilbur
East Calin Ts
Eileen Parke
King Street
Spaulding
Times Office
Drown's
Harry R. Wilbur
Portsmouth
N. H
Pnes
United States Navy
M. F. Howland
Berlin
Straiton
Pat Rooney
Myrtle Gonzales
Prancik Ford
Oldsmobile Company
Philomene Canton
Michaud Robarge
St. Jean
O. Ni Cant
Maple Ave
V. A. Quipen
Havel Carpenter
Anita
Ditton
Mere
George K. Sprague
James M. “Angell
Mera. Sprague
Damon
Angels
Auie
Plainfield
Harold Perry
Allen
Parks
Ryland Parks
Angelo Scampin
Iria Farm
Roxbury
Central Vermont
Scampini
Scampint
A.M. Barridge
C. E. Nelson
Worereter
B.C. Fat Stles
Hast Hardwick
C. Fr. Newton
Hurlington
George W. Roteter
F. T. Bolster
Huphrets
FW. Beet
Providence
R. I
Union Dry Goods. Company
Atore
Union Day Goods Company
Hand
Barre Citson
Fon
Fepulne
4Lidermanio Board
Tewis
Emier
Wight
South Main Street
Barre Trolchal
Havre
Cheney
Union Clothing Co
Depot Square
Vermont
O'Sullivan
People’s Shoe
C. S. Andrews
Prop
North Main ST
State ST
Corbin
C. W.averill & Company Telephone 500
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