Barre’s Fourth Homecoming Sparkles In Town Notes
Talk of the Town highlights include Little Dry Goods on Cottage street selling georgette crepe while Barre Drug offers dessert bricks. John MacDonald from Bassett street and Toren Bell head for Burlington for jewelers convention. Barre gears up for July 4 home-coming with wide local participation and inviting visitors. Ralph Smith, ex-Goddard star now at University of Vermont, returns after a brief visit. four to five games loom, including Holy Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Street
Barre
John MacDonald
Bassett Street
Lee
Braintree
W. H. Goodfellow
Pearl Bradbury
Siey
Burlington
Toren Bell
Bell & Houston
Ralph Smith
Goddard
University of Vermont
Holy Cross College
Community notices and local society items current
The city watchers report social happenings and announcements including music at Howland hall on Wemenday, an adjourned K of P meeting for June 17, and farm chemical ads. Local residents return from travels, with brief notes on schooling, vacations, and employment shifts around Bradford and Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Hall
Bradford
Weather forecast for Barre Daily Times
Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with probably Thursday. Winds gentle and shifting.
Barre Daily News Roundup of Local Notices and Updates
Barre residents receive hospital treatment reports for Reuben Godspeed and Mrs. Margaret Currier while others seek care at City hospital. A schedule notes a K of P meeting and a foresters drill. Barre celebrates homecoming plans for July 4 with prize notices. Norwich University hires Hoernle as athletic coach. local shooters elect Barclay as VP and Burr loses in a shoot-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Perry
Washington Street
City Hospital
Foresters’ Hall
Worthen Block
American Federation of Labor
Montpelier
Barres
Scenses
John W. Stewart
26Th Division
J. M. Jackson
North Main Street
Government Hospital
Ln Baltimore
France
Massachuseetts
Barre
Williamstown
Tey Wollete
Sergt
Paul Wells
New York
Camp Mills
Wells
United States
24D Engineers
Charles Hoernte
Goddard Seminary
Norwich University
Hoernle
Norwich
Douglas M. Barclay
Vermont
Springfehl
Hlal
C. H. Burr
Harelay
G. E. London
Burlington
E. B. Moulton
Montelier
H.are
George B. Walton
Greenwood
Knosbung Falls
Spaulding High School
Prin. Hant
National Society
Colonial Daughters
Spaulding
Ench
Ding Vole
Washington
Spaulding High School Commencement Week Opens Tonight
The opening event of commencement week at Spaulding High School will be held tonight at the Harte Opera House with the annual prize speaking contest. Miss Florence Allen hosted parts of young ladies Friday night on East Hill with games and musical numbers until late. Mrs. James M. Chamberlain of Woodstock visiting her daughter Mrs. Whaabeth Head. Cards announce the marriage of Doris E. Wilbur to J. Leo Edson. Mrs. Edson, Spaulding graduate class of 1910, at Knat Montpelier. Kenneth Gale, Pershing’s band member, arrived to stay briefly on Wellington street. The band’s voyage to France was canceled. Gale discharged and plans to play in a Boston theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nattie Womast
Academy
Poate
James M. Chamberlain
Woodstock
Whaabeth Head
Spaulding High School
Harte Opera House
Florence Allen
East Hill
Misa
Doris E. Wilbur
J. Leo Edson
Barre
Washington, D.C
France
Gale Haw
Boston
Harry Black
Ansell Fierce
Brattleboro
Mark Abbott
White River Junction
Pierre
Abbott
W. S. Smith
Henry Emerson
B. F. Smith
Eden
John Mclean
John Durkee
Pub Haven
Marcia Winship
Bradford
Exeter
Richard Lo Hott
Montpelier
Richard Holt
Henry Holt
Phillips Exeter
Romidas Marin
Burre
E. M. Harvey
Groton
Marin
Marvin
Ora Baldwin
Suck Frree
Thone
Boston Globe
Massachusetts
Vermont
Wong
America
Dove MeMath
Ing
Websterville
Washington County
Marea
Williamatown
Rutland
Burlington
New York
Tracy
Williamstown
Leon McAllister
Orange County
Montpelier Officer Heat Dies After Illness
Charles A Heat a longtime National Life Insurance employee in Montpelier died at his Baldwin street home after a period of illness. He suffered a nervous breakdown, was treated, and later seemed to recover before collapsing late at night. Born in 1850 in Highgate, he worked in Burlington and Montpelier before joining National Life. He was married in 1883 to Mixa Emma Frances Dimenico and leaves two sisters. Funeral planned from his home Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Heat
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Baldwin Street
Mrs. Best
Best
Highgate
Hiram Best
Burlington
Hinckley & Beat
National Life
Episcopal Church
Mixa Emma Frances Dimenico
John Avers
Chicago
Daniel Farman
Swanton
End of feud as quarry men quarrel ends in homicide
A feud between quarry workers culminates in a fatal shooting at a Websterville quarry. The victim, a 37 year old man born in Spain, died within minutes after being shot twice. Suspect Marza surrendered in Williamstown after hours on the run and was jailed in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homicide
JR. Davia
Gamble
Barre
George Morris
Dennis Donahue
Graniteville
Frank H. Tracy
H. J. Slayton
Sheri A. A. Emery
Marza
Fernandes
Ra Lgmstown
Upper Websterville
Williamstown
Leon McAllister
Fernandez
Construction Hill
McAllister
Fernandex
Maria
Marea
Williametoven Nerous
Dtta
Hidde
Tracy
Washington County
Montpelier
Cree
United States
Spain
Websterville
Niagare
Falla
N.Y
EB L. Smith & Co
Graniteville Theatre Presents The Bird of Prey
Graniteville cinema shows The Bird of Prey a western drama in five parts with a two reel comedy. Show starts at 7 30 p m admission six cents tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Theatre
Alto
Wat
For Sale and Wanted Items in Local Classifieds
Classifieds show miscellaneous notices including FOR SALE items in need of quick sale contact Carroll Tonatoe, plus farm rental ads, furnished room for rent on Bre. Annie Melver street, and employment inquiry for an experienced worker. Also notes a one-off shop closure on Saturday June 21 for holiday preparations and lunch orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Tonatoe
Morea Montnaien
Art
Chancey Cheer
Ig Vinx
Also & m Cumming
Annie Melver
D. Allen
Franklin Street
Barre
Tion
Venereal Disease Control Push Tops Health Agenda
At a Washington conference with United States Public Health Service officials, state health leaders declare venereal diseases the top health priority for the coming year. Backed by government war measures, states move to enact and enforce controls, urging city and county cooperation to wipe out prostitution districts and curb infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Public Health Service
State Board of Health
United States
Actire Foundation
Boards of Health
State Boards of Health
State Board of Braith
Conoration of Granite Chapter Meeting Notice
The Stated Conoration of Granite chapter in Ni Alabama will convene Tuesday June 17 at 7 30 p m under order of E B H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alm
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Homer Fitts Co
Silk
Lao
Talk OF
the Town
Leonard Thompson
Orrin Hughes
Daylight Store
Wiliam Riley
Thomas Hyland
Ugo Victor Ramella
Charlotte Rarmelin
Berlin Street
New York City
B. W. Hooker & Co
Frank McWhorter
Reuben Godspeed
Washingtonia
Margaret Currier
Barre Drag Co
John Benjamin
Howland
Gilberteen
Edward Keefe
Foster Street
Anna Thompson
Main Street
T. W. Rockwood
Underhill
H. A. Rockwood
West Street
Birnie
Laurel Street
Dennis Herbert
Martin McMahon
Port Arthur
Canada
Maccabees
Harmon Review
Guarda
Ofhers
Mike I. BP. Nourse
Adams & Co
Busines
Charles McCarthy
U. S
Chester
Thare
Alexander McLean
Charles A. Beat
M. J. Whitcomb
East Barre
B. Hy Stone
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Peres
Mary E. I Baldwin
Baltimore
Marshallen CO
Union Dry Goods Co
Marguerite Clark
Mise Clark
Vauderille Arte
Tooly
Salome
Theda Bare
Allatar
Madden
Bryant Washburn
TO. R. M
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!