Talk of the Town shoppers and visitors in Barre
Abbott area notices list distantly connected locals including Mrs. Fred Greene of Northfield, Joseph Kennedy as a visitor, Florence Holland heading home for the summer, and many town residents visiting relatives or traveling to Bennington and Manchester. A public social at Cobble Hill and a week of church programs are noted amid weather and street repairs and a postponed baseball schedule due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Burr
Fred Greene
Northfield
Joseph Kennedy
Burs
Florence Holland
D. J. Lyons
Chicopen Falls
Mass
Martha Keezer
Eunice Eager
H. C. Cady
Paulina
M. A
Susie EK. Currier
Barre
East Hardwick
George Hutchins
Bast Barre
Manchester
N. H
Katherine Gilfeather
Castleton
John Allen
Quincy
Cobble Hill Grange
Geddes’ Orchestra
Henry H. Jackson
Jackson
South Mainstmet
Spaulding
Bennington
Forrest Bellows
Hast Barre
John Benjamin
Montpelier Road
Brattleton
A P Abbott Co Showcases Popular Wash Skirts and Summer Goods
A P Abbott Co promotes a wide summer lineup with one of the largest Wash Goods ranges and popular All White Skirts and Awning Stripes Sport Skirts. The shop emphasizes quality, value, and a motto to offer as good as the best and then some for vacation needs.
Summer Coat Sale Cuts Deep on Dark Color Coats
A local store promotes a summer rack of coats from $10 to $20 now offered at two thirds off. Dark colored coats in season’s best styles are reduced to $8 with small sizes at $5. Regular bagatelle prices are slashed to one third off.
Ladies Summer Dresses Rack Special Prices
A newspaper notice highlights women’s summer dresses with one of a kind pieces on a rack at half price. It promotes Plain Linen Dresses in season’s best style and colored Voile varieties plus a red Wash House Dress at low prices and Lawn Dresses at 87 cents each.
New Lot of Children's Hats and Dolls Sale in Boston
A Boston dealer promotes a fresh stock of children's hats for ages two to eighteen with discounts. announces price advances on Nemo Corsets before July 1 and keeps old prices on other items. Also features R and G Corsets, Indestructible Dolls, auto caps, and ladies neckwear for commencements and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fancy Turkish Towels in Blue and Pink Borders
New lot of large size Turkish towels offered at 25e each. Only this one lot available at this price.
Bargain Basement Offers Quick Savings in Store
In our Bargain Basement you can spend a few minutes each visit to inspect items and rapidly reach substantial savings. A wide selection includes many kinds suitable for children's dresses and related wear.
Salem mourners attend Owen Kent funeral in town
Angelo Scampini moves household from Scampini place to Vine street on Saturday. Mrs Anna Mahoney and Mrs Frank E of Salem Mang attend Kent funeral. Mrs Bello Graham of Moston visits daughter Mrs Ralph Nelson on Merchant street. Spaulding freshmen spend day at Berlin pond with class ride. Commercial class of Goddard go to Joe's pond. seniors ride to Woodbury pond. Intercity Motor Cycle club runs to White River Junction to meet Worcester endurance team returning from Derby Line. Baker on an Indian completes the run beyond the junction. Harley Dayidean also finishes. About 15 club members, weather forces others to stay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Scampini
Scampini
Vine Street
Saturda
Mra
Anna Mahoney
Frank [Ee
Salem
Mang
Owen Kent
Bello Graham
Moston
Ralph Nelson
Merchant Street
Berlin Pond
Goddard
Joe's Pond
Mise Bridges
Hoernle and Kinney
Wood
Baker
Harley Dayidean
Abbott's Special Suit Values and Visiting Notables
Special suit values at Abbott's. Walter Thomlinson of East Time reports epee work at Cutler's garage on North Main. Mrs James P Hicke of St Johnsbury visits daughters Mrs G F Perry and Mrs Harry Russell of Highland Ave. Miss Marion Tupper, former North Troy teacher, visits her South Main home. George H Tupper left for St Albans. Mr Tupper to work in a hardware store. Mrs Henry E Petrie returns from East Fairfield to city. Mr and Mrs E J Ratehelder return from Plainfield. George F L Stuart return to Burlington after weekend with Mrs Anne Stuart. Miss C P Wright of Bherbnok PD visits Barre. daughter student nurse at City Hospital. Miss Zelma Woodell, city teacher, leaves for Attleboro for ten weeks. Edna Alma Eastman and Frank Oscar Church marry at Baptist parsonage on Franklin Street. they will live in Moretown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
Walter Thomlinson
East Time
Cutler
North Main Street
James P Hicke
St. Johnsbury
G. FE. Perry
Harry Russell
Highland Avenue
Marion Tupper
North Troy
South Main Street
George H. Tupper
St. Albans
Montreal
P. Q
Tupper Lato
Henry E. Petrie
Glenwood Avenue
East Fairfield
Melen Kelly
E. J. Ratehelder
Plainfield
George Fl. Stuart
Burlington
Anne Stuart
Spaulting Street
Mee CP
Wright
Bherbrnok
Mursee
Zelma Ioodell
Attleboro
Made
Woodbury
Baptist Parsonage
Franklin Street
Edna Alma Eastman
Washington
Oscar Church
Moretown
Pater
Bert J. Lehigh
Dolls trunks in Abbott basement fire scare ends quietly
William Henry left the city for Boston to visit relatives as a motor truck crew fought an 8 o clock chimney fire near tenants. The blaze at a house owned by Dr. Jackson and Mrs. Julian was put out with no damage. Weekend visitors included A. Ly Harrington of Thoupton NY and many others from Troy NY Ver xennes Yonkers Burlington Brattleboro Waterbury Center Bradford Boston Ogdenburg and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
William Henry
Boston
Iremen
de. Jackson
Mys
Julian Firine
Frank Hamilton
Brat ‘Heboro
W. Hawking
Pairbault Minn
H. F. Hill
Roe KI. Fosters
Waterbury Center
H. B. Springstead
A. E Shumway
Bradford
Charles J. McHugh
M. R. McHugh
de. Clark
Ogduneburg
N.Y
Abbott's wash skirts and rattling carriage tales in town
The article describes Abbott's wash skirts and doll carriages in Abbott's basement. It mentions William George and Walter GriMin returning to the city last evening Crom Stowe, and a few days in camp near Smugglers Nates. E. G. Oram of Hartford is in the city for a visit at the home of the Turner family. Parishioners of Websterville Baptist Church receive news of Rev. Robert Caster's death after a long illness. He was 42, born in New York, educated at Crocier Theological Seminary, served Websterville and Whiting, and retired in 1615 due to health. He is survived by his wife Margaret Smith and sister Mrs. John H. Rutland. Funeral was held in Rutland yesterday and burial took place in New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Foster
Waterbury Center
Washington
Oonday
Jeremiah Quinlen
William Quinten
North Main Street
Boston
Besiie Earl RE
St. John
First Presbyterian Church
Congregational Church
Odd Fellows
Fie Baptist Church
B.J. Lehigh
Canton
Belimen
Jeach
Barre
Marre A. 1
Goddard Seminary
Berlin Street
A. C
Great Mountain Athletics
Burlington
Green Mountain Athletics
Abbott
William George
Walter GriMin
lTohn
Crom Stowe
Nates
Aire E.G. Oram
Hartford
Conn
Viest
Frank Turner
South Main Street
Websterville Baptist Church
Robert Caster
New York
Crocier Theological Seminary
Webstervisle Baptist Church
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B. W. Hooker & Co
Hoosier
Willys-Knight
H. F. Cutler & Son Telephone
Times
Houghton & Robins
Mecca
Lighthouse
Dexter's Bread
Drake's
Tbs
Talk OF
the Town
Ste DU
Olivery
United Fruit Store & Maniatty
Raor
A. P. Abbott CO
Nemo
Lakes
Frente
Bargain
LENOX
The
Smith & Cumings Co
Eastman Brothers
Bayside
F. D. Ladd Company
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