TALK OF THE TOWN Special values in silks and events
Town notices include fabric ads at Abbott's and Kempton mill, plus dances at Howland hall with Riley's orchestra. Local residents report travels, vacations, and family news from Ludlow to Concord, with church events, picnics, and upcoming weddings and graduations.
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Abbott's
Kempton Mill
T. J. Dempsey
Ludlow
The
Baptist Church
Howland Hall
Riley
JA. Lealie
Quincy
Mass
Lanlie
Clan Gordon
Amelia Mulford
New York
Herbert Denio
Concord
N. H
City
Mra A
C. N. Kenyon & Co
Barre Golf Club Notice For Annual Ties Retrieval
The treasurer will be at the clubhouse Saturday afternoon to retrieve annual ties.
Ladies and Children's Sweaters In Seasonal Demand
Seasonal display highlights sweaters for ladies misses and children. Prices range from 98 cents to 6.98 with child sizes and boys’ weight options. Featured are Shaker Sweaters with patent roll collars offered in all sizes and at trade.
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Szos
Wash Goods Trim Up Market With New Cloth Lines
Wash goods news notes slow ginghams, replaced by Endurance Cloth at 12 1-2 cents, Rough & Ready at 2 dollars 4-2, and other fabrics. Renfrew Devonshire Cloth offers wider patterns and colors at 20 cents per yard, Krinkle Cloth targets jumpers and children's wear at 12 2-2 per yard, plus White Rice Cloth at Bhce and SI per yard and a popular rice cloth at 70 cents. The sale prices are limited.
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Renfrew Devonshire
Ladies Hats Closeout offer in two lots
A local shop advertises first season ladies hats now on a closeout to clear spring and early summer stock. New styles are priced in two lots with many hats marked down from 2.98 to 4.00 and from 4.00 to 6.75, all offered at 1.98 or 2.98 to move unsold stock this fall.
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Atylea
Sealed Suit and Coat Bargains Offer Deep Discounts
A local retailer advertises suit stock at half price with Serge or novelty cloth options in season's best styles. Separate coats in varied odd lots now priced to beat competitors, with coats previously 18.00 to 25.00 discounted about two thirds. White separate skirts in multiple fabrics from 1.25 to 6.76 and a special gown at 2.75.
Arts and Sports Notes From Local Scene This Week
See our new assortment of banners. Kenyon and Co. advertise Indies union suite at Perry's Saturday. Mrs Albert Northrop of Merchant Street has undergone a knee amputation after arterial complications. Barre teams sent strong amateur and juvenile squads to Waterbury to face Jean in the afternoon, with Waterbury A C in reserve. Players named include Feeley Finnigan Colombo Venner Hooker E O Colombo Owland Kidder Clark Monti, and North Barre’s Superior Cuba also traveling to meet Waterbury Independents. Adams to pitch for the visitors backed by Halsall Rem ent Bailey Devideon Dowers Adam Clark and McCarthy.
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Kenyon & Co
Indies’ Union
Perry's
Albert Northrop
Merchant Street
Barre
Waterbury
Jeane
Orly
Tralsian A
Skete
A. C. Feeley
Finnigan
Graniteville
Clark
Monti
Colombo
Venner
Hooker
E. O Colombo
Owland
Kidder
Children’s Day Programs at the Presbyterian Church
A detailed schedule lists hymns prayers and recitations by primary and junior choirs and individual soloists led by Marguerite Howe Margaret Mercer and Helene Aller. The program features readings sermons and songs including Rose Rose Rose The Herald of the School Choir and A Neat on the Hough with many named participants.
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Primaria ‘of the Brook
Marguerite Howe
Rose
Margaret Mercer
Herald of
Helene Aller
John
Soule
Annes
Purewell
Gilbert Pallips
Fraterick
Bird Song
Gertrude Thompson
Little Delay
Children's Army
Walter Robertson
Jay
Trahagriv
Paney
Local Ads and Vermont Football League Preview
Parasol and silk hose ads headline a sale at Vaughan's and Abbott's while Perry's promotes Saturday values and new white dresses. Mentions of Mrs Byron Jackson visiting Burling ton, Elder Peterson in Burlington, and suit orders from Joe Kovalsky. Vermont Football League outlines tentative schedule, teams Barre Hangers, Green Mountain A C withdrawal, and season details from Berlin street grounds to late summer with Northfield possible entry.
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Vauughan
Abbott
Abbott’s
Perry's
Vaughan's
N, Kenyon & Co
Byron Jackson
Burlington
Byrom Jackson
McIntosh
Eon
Roland
South Royaltonare
F. R Northrop’s
Fairfax
Howard
Peterson
Vermont
Turre
Lurlington
Joe Kovalsky
Lange
North Main Street
Vermont Football League
Berlin Street
Bonacconds
Rangers
Northfield
Wub
Barre Hangers
Green Mountain A. C
Cirewit
Nangers
Barre
Barre Hill
Barre Town
Hardwick A. A
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Perry
Barre, Vermont
B. W. Hooker & Co
Daily Times
C.N. Kenyon & Company
Cash Bargain Store
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Jefferson Atrvet
Fairfield
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N. Y
First Baptist Church
Richardson's Grove
Wood
Congregational Church
Branch Street
Montpelier
Intercity Park
Battery
Alexander Blanchard
Venetti
Hornbrook
Smith
Louis Caloagnt
Center Street
Boston
Italy
Hisuschio
George M. Sector
Mise Helen McCabe
Hartford
Conn
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Division Street
W. Stewart
Furlington
Stewart
Mount St. Mary Academy
Kathleen Miles
Dwight A. Mall
Goddard
West Paris
Deane
Lebanon
Jennie Cassani
Adelina Cardini
Cassani
Henry Nolin
Gran Itoville
Toda
Northampton
Musa
Nolan
Holy Cross College
Bellows Falla
Holy Cross
Edward Lambert
W. Thompson
Thomas
W. J OL Beattie
Church of the Good Shepherd
Alfred Wilkins
Thomas Bailey
A. Lambert
Tlarry Vincent
Hope Cemetery
Ozarks
Joseph Lawery
Tlw Marre
A.C
Joseph Fraser
Lavery
Acreea
Fifth Infantry
Oxfords
Tilden Shoe Company
Aldrich Building
Wermon
A. P. Abbott CO
F. ‘Abbott Co
New Idea
Presbyterian Eliurey
Tely
Moly
Gea
Lowe's Tanner
Salmond
Patie Tevina
Ephnee
Hannah Ao Seng
Fer Hulweiser
Mary Younseum
Bella Thompson
California
Lara Ede
White Mountain
N. D. Phelps Company
Bay State Liquid Paints
Matheson
A. W. Beckley
Crown’s Drug Store
N. E. Telephone
Ladd’s
Welch's
F.d.ladd Company