Town Gossip Notes From Burlington and Nearby
Herbert Benjamin arrives from Seyfeld with a weekend stay in the city. William D. Perry of Hartford visits relatives for a week. Goodfellow’s advertises graduation and wedding gifts. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Owen at City Hospital. Dances planned June 18 at Clan Gordon hall with admission $1 per couple. Alden Burke returns to Burlington after Spaulding high school exercises. Albert Lyon, Dartmouth junior, visits, then to Maine for Fuller Brush sales. A substantial Vermont farm for sale near Barre with 700 acres timber and 150-foot barn, price $16,000. D. A. Perry Real Estate advert. Home of A. P. Newman broken into. valuables stolen including money, shirts, razors, fishing gear. family away at Montpelier circus. robbers unknown. Authorities notified, no arrests yet.
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Herbert Benjamin
Seyfeld
William D. Perry
Hartford
F. D. Waterman
Dora Delaney
Burlington
James T. Marrion
Franklin Street
Clan Gordon Hall
Alden Burke
University of Vermont
Spaulding High School
Berlin
Barre City
Barre
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
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A. P. Newman
Plainfield Road
Newman
Cime
Varieties of Wild Flowers and Birds Seen by Schoolchildren
A school lists twenty eight wild flowers including Indian tobacco, trilliums, jack in the pulpit and more with many common names and regional varieties. Twenty eight bird species are identified by students and their teacher, including robin, bluebird, kingfisher, blue jay and others in a field observation.
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Baltimore
Vault Equipment Boosts Security for Banks
A Vermont bank receives assurances from Mosler Safe Co about expanded vault protections. The company highlights its burglar-proof devices as the strongest in the Granite Springs bank, claiming their safes will defy attempts to access contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandes Bank & Trust Co
Eee Ee Ie
Mosler Safety
aSeae Oer
Vermont
Granite Springs Bank
Sunday church services listed across multiple congregations
A condensed schedule of Sunday services across Washington and surrounding churches. Listings include Washington Baptist Church Sik pastor Samuel Mead at 3 p.m., Berlin Corner Congregational Church with 10 45 a m services, Graniteville Presbyterian Church, Salvation Army, Websterville Baptist, Christian Science Church, Italian Baptist Mission, East Barre Congregational, North Barre Methodist Mission, Hedding Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, First Universalist, First Baptist, and Congregational Church. Details cover service times, children's day exercises, Sunday schools, Bible classes, and special programs for youth groups and baptisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Baptist Church
Samuel Mead
Berlin Corner
Frank Blomfield
Graniteville Presbyterian Church
W. EB
Archibald
Salvation Army
Holiness Meeting
Power House
W. E. Archibald
Websterville Baptist Church
Christian Science Church
God
Preserver of
Man
Summer Street
East Barre
North Barre
First Presbyterian Church
W. McN. Kittredge
Thomas A. Forbes
Portes
George Young
General Assembly
First Universalist Church
Vrank
Hokerk
Chil
First Baptist Church
Hert J. Lehigh
Orchistra
Woman's Association
Neurasthenia causes and Dr Williams Pink Pills
Describes neurasthenia as nervous exhaustion from overwork and shocks. Advises nutrition, blood nourishment, and Dr Williams Pink Pills to restore blood and nerve health. Mentions 60 cents per box and free books on nervous system care from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectay
N.Y
Ady
Fifth Birthday Party Noted In Honor of Girl
Five little girls celebrated a fifth birthday Friday afternoon with a cake decorated with candles and ice cream. Mrs A A Emery, visiting for commencement, headed home to St Albans on Thursday. UVM scholarships were awarded to Dorothy Barrows and Robert Cleveland for top ranks in the graduating class. Carrie Huse of Grand Rapids and Margaret Bailey headed to Lake Mansfield for the summer. Mark Chaffee of Randolph visited his parents W E Chaffee and Mrs Chaffee. Grace Moree of Waterbury was mentioned in context.
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A. A. Emery
St. Albans
Hureday
U. VM
Dorothy Barrows
Robert Cleveland
Carrie Huse
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mia
C. L. McMahon
Mary Chase
Margaret Bailey
Lake Mansfield
Mark Chaffee
Randolph
W. E. Chaffee
Misa Blanche Moree
Waterbur
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China
B.W. Hooker & Co
Rockers
N. D. Phelps Co
Barre, Vt
Barre Times
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W. D. Smith Company Inc
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Albert Lyon
Dartmouth College
Owers
Italian Baptist Mission
Brook Street
Frances and
Clarence Worthen
Phillip Cushman
Sylvia Jarvis
Chalmers
E. Children's Day Program
Rena Downing
Trone Penn
Leavitt Holt
Millard Bosworth
Francis Lipeky
Marjorie Smith
Eleanor Lebourveau
Marjory Holt
Reed
John Boree
Arthur Farrand
Wilfred Hi
Russell
Lord Baltimore and Cascade Linen
Red Cross
Tiittividd
STOWE
B. E. Stebbing
Sera
Fanny Allen
Winooski
Zenn
George Spaulding
Evelyn Robinson
Mie
H. F. Simmons
Gordon Moulton
Montpelier
OLD Homestead
van Camp
Campbell's
Clicquot Club
Harvard
Meat Department
Nas
Houghton & Robins
Adams Company
Newport Voiles
Oxford
Alice Barrows
Leo Sargent
Ella Sarge
Peoples Academy
Morrisville
Montpelier Business School
C. F. Blag
Texas
F. D. Ladd Co
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