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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
8
Talk of the Town items from Burlington area society notes
Mrs W H L Scott visited her brother Fred Silloway at the Green Mountain sanatorium Burlington yesterday. Mr and Mrs Crawford returned to Pleasant Street home after visiting in St Donastary. Durward Wilmot of Wellington Street motored to Boston Saturday for a ten day plea wire and business trip. Kenneth A Gale and family returned from a week at their Groton pond camp. Mr and Mrs HA Danbar and daughter Mrs Sidney Seaver who had been visiting parents motored to Albans yesterday. William Milne, employed in Springfield Mass, has returned to resume granite shed work. Dr DC Jarvis’s office kept open during his six weeks absence at Trudeau School to accommodate William Starr and Arthur Broderick stonecutters until suspension of work April 2, returned from New York City. Cobble Hills Grange meets Tuesday evening June 15 at Solelock with a short program and Miss Charlotte Pierpont on home economies. Tatian Baptist Sunday school children picnic tomorrow. gather at church on Brook Street at 2 pm. teachers escort to grounds. lemonade served. bring lunch. Barre Attorney Davis declares he will enforce Sunday baseball law. He acted after complaints about Sunday games at Intercity Park. manager notified that Sunday play violates the statute. A dance in Howland Hall after a hand concert Tuesday night. a dance Wednesday as per statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hl, Scott
Fred Silloway
Green Mountain
Burlington
Dumee Crawford
Pleasant Street
St. Donastary
Durward Wilmot
Wellington Street
Boston
Kenneth A. Gale
Remont Street
Groton Pond
HA. Danbar
Sidney Seaver
Albans
William Milne
Springfield
Mass
D.C. Jarvis
Trudeau
Bercule
Cobble Hills Grange
Solelock
Bei Hdas
Charlotte Pierpont
Tatian Baptist Sunday School
Churel
Hrook Street
Cu Rey
Davis
Intercity Park
Mc Davies
Barre
Howland
Igas Company
H. M. Farnham
Montpelier
State Street
M. Smith
Farnham
Mise
Mary Louise Menard
Wil J
J. Long
Rt. Michael’s Chapel
Olive Milo
James Menard
Milo
Emmanuel Menard
Niagara Falls
St. Michael's Schotor
Wetmore & Morse Granite
The
Sodality
Mabel W. Cole
Helen R. Cole
Marre
William Carbe
Capital City
Commissioner of Industries Office
Carbe
Edmund Russell
Samuel Flint
Granville
New York
Long Island
Thomas Godley
Fitchburg
Leatrice
Duliness of employment forbidden after hours
A 19th century liberation notice from GEO. E ALLEN restricts after hour amusements and entertainment contracts. It warns fines up to two dollars for resorting to dancing, games, or recreation in entertainment venues on Sundays or late Saturdays, outlining penalties and intent of public order.
Local notes report travel visits and community events
George Morgan returned today from New York City. Joe Trisa arrived in Springfield Massachusetts after weeks away. Mrs Elizabeth A Weir of Dunmore New York visits Cobbie Wain. Milton Dutian of St Johnsbury spent Sunday with Mrs Annie Julian in Beasant Street. Esther McCarthy of Burlington plans weekend at Simmer Street home. L M Garrett returned from a three week business trip through New York Pennsylvania and Ohio for Barre Service Co. Dewey Stone and parents drove to Montreal for relatives. Harry Gamble deputy chief of police joined Antonio Marchetti on a motor trip to Waterville Maine during Gamble's vacation. Jose Garcia Fernando Comex Mose Somavilla stonecutters from North Seminary Street arrived in Barre, working previously in Detroit. Paul Scampini went to Northfield to umpire Eardham Norw tall game. Cars with Ineeball funn left city in afternoon. Children’s Day program at Presbyterian church featured recitations and songs. a large class received diplomas advancing to the junior department. Loren Allen motored to Burlington to visit his father C J Allen at Green Mountain sanatorium accompanied by Missionary daughter Hilda. Friends note Mr Allen improving and near return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Dutian
St. Johnsbury
Annie Julian
Béasant Treet
Mise Esther MctCarthy
Burlington Offine
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Simmer Street
L. M. Garrett
New York
Pennnsylvania
Ohio
Barre ' Service
Barre
Detroit
Mich
Paul Scampini
Northfield
N. Us
Othelly
Ineeball Funn
Presbyterian Church
Loren Allen
Burlington
C.J. Allen
Green Main
Mission Ant
Hilda
Allen
Band Concert Tuesday Evening at Iatare
The Harre band performs Tuesday evening featuring Star Spangled Banner Marsh Mildred Merrill Overture Meet and Peasant Soppe Song I Still Think of Theo Shermas Waltz Acceleration Trombonium for Trombones Withrow Fastmat Trombley and Love from Robin Hood DeKoven de Cann Regt Reeves Americon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iatare
Harre Band
Marsh
Mildred Merrill
Soppe
Theo” Shermas
Withrow Fastmat
Trombley
Love
DeKoven
Montpelier High School Activities and Local Incidents
Montpelier marked a busy day with morning games at Caledonia Park among freshmen juniors and sophomores followed by a class day program. Highlights included remarks by Attorney Donale J. Brivah on character building, a feature on Miss Dorothy Pale, and reports of local happenings from a Ford car accident at Heaphy Crossing to weddings, promotions, and the district’s gas and railroad notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier High
Caledonia Park
Propery
Dorothy Pale Will
Hinkley Murrow
Ueelisk Mre
Pee Maud Perident
Joseph
Evelynn Pine
High Chool
Donale J. Brivah
New York
Studen
Reds
C. Hutchinson
Afr Brash
Eighth Grade Graduating Exercises in Middlesex and Moretown
Eighth grade graduation ceremonies are planned in Middlesex at Grange Hall Shady Bill for June 1 with recitations music and a social hour. Moretown program follows June 18 in Moretown village with readings music by Ines talent and an address by Rev. A W Hewitt of Mainfiett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex School
Grange Hall
Shady Bill
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Homer Fitts Co. Incorporated
Talk OF
the Town
L. F. Fortney
Plainfield Wan
Gewnite City Wine Works
Rma
Comttal House
Pearl Street
John Tore
Piest Street
Ifier
Wario Ar
Lawrence
MA Pher
Hailey Music Rooms
Fred Main
Willigustown
Syfukd
Cine al Sale
Dunham
C WM
E. Dunsmore
Frank McWhorter
William Starr
Arthur Broderick
Jones Bros. Company
New York City
Liberation Notice
Gervane
Geo
E Allen
George Morgan
Joe Trisa
Mase
Elizabeth A. Weir
Dunnemoray N.Y
Colling Dattine
Cobbie Wain
Joe Makullc
Heaphy Crossing
Ford
J. C. Lajoy
Hardwick
Paul Harrington
W. le. Tindall
Walter Kred
Washington, D.C
Farward McCarthy
Mike Verne Robinson
Reston
Maine
R. Jones Hie
Chicago
Hae
Brigham
Toomorrow
Tandridge
Vermont Vreameries
Liane Whirlwinds
Middlesex
Capital City Gas Co
Shenis
Whittier
Comstock
M. Nathan
Morrisville
Beatrice Shonio
Automobile Department
RM. White
Ryegate
Mr. Laird
Tarnet
N. BR
Union Dry Goods CO
Union Dry Goods Company
Middlesex and
Moretown
Union Clothing Co
Vicinity
Union Clothing Company
Union Store
Depot Square
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc
C. W. Averill & Co
Vue
Winchester
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