Talk of the Town items mix Barre news and travel notices
Barre residents and visitors are listed in a long chain of social notes. Names include Fred Humphrey of St Johnsbury, T. M. Aubin of Swanton, Mrs Lester Clough, J. D. Clough of Orfordville, and Arthur Averill among many others with local addresses. Activities span conventions, gatherings, employment changes, health updates, and community events. A unique French shell souvenir reaches Miss Margaret Dowers. essays win Lafayette prizes. school baseball awaits state title decisions. fishing laws enforcement and flower exhibitions are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Beckley
Fred Humphrey
St. Johneby
Barre
Toda
T. M. Aubin
Swanton
Gathole
Let
Mra
Fred Cutler
South Barre
Hartford
Leona Pitkin
Jefferson Street
Howard Gauthier
Elm Street
Woolworth
Marrion Anch Room
Sprague Drennan
Washington Street
Middletown Springs
Barton
Harold Faulkner
South Main Street
American Express Company
Bretton Woods
N. H
Charlen A. Lindgren
Upper Ext Street
Pivteford
Barre Amt
Helliere
Smith & Cuminge
Spaulding
Marence Campbell
Madison Avenue
Daughters of the Revolution
Lafayette
Mem Hare
Uoting
Spaulding High Sob
Montpelier High School
Waterbury High School
Spaulding High School
Waterbury
Young
Rutland
Charles Keith
North Seminary Street
Orange
Fish and Department
Barre Won
Old Town Hall
Woran
Charles F. Green
For
Ent Horne Cemetery
Milwaukee
Wis
Highgate
Wisconsin
Forest Home
James Currier
Alex. Hanton
Grean
Yeateniny
Bruno Marriotti
Stevene
Blackwell Street
Times
Marriatti
Wear
Abbott lines of wash waists and skirts advertised
Local notices include Abbott selling wash waists and skirts, a regular Ruth chapter No 3 meeting, Lone Veterans auxiliary No 5 gathering, and social events. Claremont visitors Mr and Mrs O H Wheeler are in the city visiting D D Denemore. Edith Barnes plans a New Haven summer at home on His Ave. Baptist ladies to meet for monthly study. dues collection urged for first division. Millinery sale announces closing to June 13 with remaining stock on discount. Children's patriotic rally planned for Sunday at 6:30 around the park with city officials and bands. Mayor Glysson to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ser
Abbott
Ruth Chapter
C. FS
Ub Ted
Veterans Auxiliary
O) H. Wheeler
Claremont
N. H
D. D. Denemore
Edith Barnes
Booman Academy
New Haven
Indies of the Baptist Church
B. Laviolette
Eugene C. Glysson
Hosiery Prices Lag In Retail Market
Hosiery has not reached equal cost of manufacture with wholesale prices. Retailers hold large stocks which keep consumer prices down. In many cases retail prices are below wholesale, retailers accepting slim profits to sustain business.
Union meetings and local notices in Barre Advertiser
Regular meeting of the jumpers boxers and derrickmen's union is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Miss Violet Price leaves Branch street for Fore River Quincy MA to find summer work. Church ladies unions plan adjourned meetings next week. Cosmos Ceendinos visits Boston on business. Auction at Dwinell farm includes Holstein stock hardwood hay and straw. Hotel Barre lists arrive: multiple guests from Rutland Connersville Hudson Falls and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckiey
Antage S
Abbotts
FE. Ritchie's
E Barre Fruit Company
Derrickmen's Union
Violet Price
Branch Street
Fore River
Quincy
Mase
Ladies’ Union
The
Presbyterian Etvaret
James Johnston
Highland Averun
the Universatat Church
Cosmos Ceendinos
Brooklyn Street
United Fruit Store
Boston
Dwinell Farro
Maralefield
D. A. Perry
Hotel Barre
J. Coughtin
Rutland
William M. Gregg
Connersville
Ind
Panl Brunette
Hudson Falls
Noy
M. Bellman
Benrrington
T. H. Condon
Pittsford
Food Lajole
Proctor
C.K. Corklin
M. J. Fitegerald
Underhill
Louis N. Provost
Glenn A. Wile
Morrieville
H. Calkins
N Nearport
N. B
Harry Sparrow
Bellows Fall
A. H. Swett
Orleans
J.T. Grady
Brattleboro
A. D. White
Dayton
Vermont considering Lake Champlain barge terminal project
Congressman Frank L. Greene notes the Lake Champlain Narrows improvement bill has passed Congress and heads to conference. An additional 200000 is set to fund continuing work, bringing total to over 500000 for straightening the Narrows from Fort Ti to Whitehall. NY state officials tout water transit benefits via a Burlington terminal, potentially easing railroad congestion and linking Vermont New Hampshire and northern New York coal flows. The Vermont commission plans public meetings in Montpelier Barre St Johnsbury White River Junction Bellows Falls Rutland and St Albans to study the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Greene
H. 8. Howard
State Barge Terminal Commission
Gardier Brower
Burlington
Lake Champlain
Congress
Fort Ticonderoga
Whitehall
N.Y
New York State
Gen
W. W. Witherspoon
Superintendent of Public Works
New York Canal
Leake Champlain
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Atlantic Coast
New England
Mrs Robert Mitchell Returns From Vacation
Mrs Robert Mitchell came home Friday after a two weeks trip visiting New York City Philadelphia New Haven and Greenfield Massachusetts The Baptist ladies aid society is set to meet Wednesday at 2 o clock with Mrs John Fraser of Graniteville and Miss Julia Hagan of Sinet Barre acting as grammar room teacher in F H Bellows absence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchell
New York City
Philadelphia
New Haven
Greenfield
Mass
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
John Fraser
Graniteville
Julia Hagan
Sinet Barre
F. H. Bellows
Wednesday Night at Granite Theatre Fourth Episode
The notice invites members of branch No. 12, Q W T U of N A, to Miles hall Wednesday evening June 12 at 7:80 pm for the nomination of secretary treasurer branch officers and a delegate to the state convention plus other business. PL J Pirthigan, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Theatre
N. A
Miles’ Hall
PL J. Pirthigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Zoner
White Factory
B. W. Hooker & Co. Undertakers
Fred Rowell
N. Main St
Oldsmobile
Borden’s
F. M. Swift
Borden
Barre Drug Co
the Progressive Pharmacy
North Main Street
Main
A. W. Badger & Co
Akers
Empalmers
Tri
Talk OF
the Town
A. P, Abbott CO
A. P. Abbott CO
Texas
DR. Hess
Websterville
AV. Beckley's
Almondo
Cummings & Lewis Druggists
F. D. Ladd Company
U.S. Food Administration
U.S. Bakery Administration
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