Graduation events and guests at Goddard Seminary
Talk of the Town reports graduation activities at Goddard Seminary with alumni and guests arriving from Quebec and Maine for commencement. Attendees include Rev Dwight Ball and Mrs Florence Deane who read poems. a banquet in Howland Hall is planned for New England comet superintendents, with tickets from B O Kent and the BE L Smith Co. offices.
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Red Cross
Kempton
Joseph Wood
Hardwick
James McCormick
Montreal
Clement Batchelder
Woodbury
Tjoddard Seminary
Lawrence ‘Tinklinin
Quebec
Goddard Seminary
Oliver Stone
Brooklyn Treet
Jopep Martin
Alexandria
Ont
Granite Street
North Main Street
Ney
Stewart
B. H
Coutts
Fon
Wilson
Ewen
Bon
Pindlay
Ross
Anderson
Banks
Hon
Foreythe
Lynch
Dutcan
Kear
Box
Forbes
Barre
Binnehs
Culcagni
Calcagni
Ruth Waterman
Karl Waterman
Montclair
N. J
Upper Washington Street
Wallington, Mary and
Elm Streets
Floron
Reward Offered for Interfering With Water Plant
An 880 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of anyone who tampers with or interferes in any way with the water plant at Sou parte. Arbuckle, South Barre.
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Sou
Hats at 1.98 and 2.98 from New York makers
Lot No. 1 offers hats that were 2.75 and 3.0 now priced at 1.98 each. New York styles from top makers, many pattern hats handmade, black and colored options. Limited quantity and quick sale.
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New York
Graduation Essentials and Silk Goods Marketed in Vermont
A Vermont catalog promotes graduation outfits with silk hose and neckwear at small prices. It lists dainty neckwear from 26 cents to 50 cents, silk figures priced up to a dollar, and silk hose in colors like Peach and Copenhagen. The ad touts a wide color assortment as the best in the region.
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Howe
Copenhagen
Vermont
Glove and Parasol Specials for Ladies and Misses
Silk gloves in two clasps with white and color options priced at 2.60 per pair, long white silk at 50 cents, black and white low silk gloves at 0.75 to 1.25 or 8.20 grade as special value. Parasol season predicted with sensible styles and prices from 0.98 to 3.98, free parcel post shipping for select items.
Ladies' Tailored Suits Special Values for Fall
Advertisement fragment markets women’s suits with deep discounts. Prices range from 6.25 to 15.00, highlighting all wool Hedford, serge, and best seasonal styles. Some pieces were originally higher, now offered as low as 6.25 and up to 15.00.
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Hedford
Pelton
Graduation and events at Perry's and Pavilion this weekend
Graduation presents at Red Crom Pharmacy and Perry's offer a 25e mat for ladies. A novelty dance act by Ford and Truly at the Pavilion today. Mrs A 8 Fine returns from a two week vacation in Tooston. Mrs Baldwin and Dorothy return from Burlington. Mrs Henry Smith leaves for Chicago as Narre Woman's club delegate to the General Federation session, plans to visit Iowa en route home. Glenugie picnic set for Caledonia Park Saturday June 18 with a special train from Mt W depot. Notable registrations include J J Walsh Manchester and many Boston residents at The Russell Hotel.
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Red Crom
Perry's
Ford
Fine
Toston
Baldwin
Orothy
Burlington
Henry Smith
Chicago
Narre Woman's Club
General Federation of Woman's Rhabs
Lows
Barre
Caledonia Park
Mt W
Kinek
Wall Street
Park
Russell Hotel
J. J. Walsh
Manchester
S. H
Village ads and a fire report from Elm street
Local notices advertise prowiding at Russett s and Red Cross Pharmacy with weekly sales at Perry s. A vaudeville act and a feature picture play at Pavilion today. An automobile rental service is listed at North Main street. A mountain wagon owned by George W Mann recently sold to John Ryan caught fire on Elm street as bells rang. firemen used pyrene to dampen the blaze and investigated a possible gas leak. Mann questioned the leaked gas theory and suggested smoke could come from any car without fire department help.
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Russett's
Red Rons
Perry's
Pete
James Hastings
North Main Street
George W. Mann
Stanley
Harre
John Ryan
Craniteville Transportation
Elm Street
Ma An
Georgy W. Mann
Localville Notes and Social Happenings at Miesop Pavilion
Bix chairs wh tm obers at Miesop. Frozen pudding lemon cream sherbet and vanillin ice cream are served at Crown's Dry Store World and Purcell. A comedy colored singing talking and dancing act performs at the Pavilion Ady. Fred Milne, long employed at Northfield, arrived to reside in the city. W. H. Bannigan of Quadhes arrived to visit friends and will attend the annual commencement exercises at Goddard Seminary.
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Bix
Miesop
Crown
World and
Purcell
Ady
Fred Milne
Northfield
W. H. Bannigan
Quadhes
Goddard Seminary
Big Intercity Park Game Promises Close Race
Hilleboro guest H Hamilton arrives in the city. A big Saturday game at Intercity Park pits B.A.C. against St Johnsbury with Shear, Malcolm, and Hoernle expected to star. Admission 25 cents. ladies 10 cents. grandstand free.
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Perry's
H. Hamilton
Hilleboro
N. HL
Intercity Park
B.A. C
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnabury
Feld
Shear
Malcolm
A.V. M
St. Jokerbury
Hoernle
Sesson
Ady
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Perry
Barre, Vermont
B. W. Hooker & Co
Bay State Liquid Paints
Matheson
A. W. Beckley
Crown's Drug Store
N. E
C.N. Kenyon & Company
Cash Bargain Store
Talk OF
the Town
Parte
Arbuckle
South Barre
Oxfords
Hilden Shoe Company
Idrich Building
A. P. Abbott CO
Fine Inc
Atyle
L. A
Nill-Bamnings
the Barre Drug Co
Hiawatha Lodge
Weliek
N.i
Barre Aerie
F.d.ladd Company
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