Barre Daily Times item from June 18 1914
A compact notice from the Barre Daily Times dated Thursday June 18 1914. The brief item presents a midweek update or local notice with unnamed specifics and no graphic detail.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
8
A compact notice from the Barre Daily Times dated Thursday June 18 1914. The brief item presents a midweek update or local notice with unnamed specifics and no graphic detail.
Ab eott unveils a new line as a whist party gathers at the Knights of Columbus hall Friday from 2 to 4. Ep Episcopal church hosts bake sale Saturday after 2 for donations of doughnuts pies cakes cookies and baked beans. Beatrice Callaghan returns from Randolph while RL Fuller of Bangor arrives for an extended visit. Miss Alice McDonald heads to Burlington for Mt. St. Mary Academy commencement and reunion. Mrs. George Christie sails to Scotland on the Hesperian with Mrs. Robert Wilson for a summer visit and will tour Aberdeen before returning to Barre in autumn.
Fitts dress sale urged attendance. Ed Anderson returns to Hardwick after a cay visit. James Sterling heads to Boston for a fortnight with friends. Fuller Smith of St Albans, former state examiner, visitors in Barre. Mrs Theron Williams discharged, home in Williamstown. Grawe and Violet Brown travel to Whitefield NH for summer in the White Mountains. Episcopal church food sale at vestry Saturday at 2. James Higgins returns from Northfiks. Higgins family to visit relatives. Rev Beattie called from Middlebury to officiate at Charles Johnston funeral. Berlin street grounds host two top games Friday and Saturday Brattleboro vs Italian A.C. Speare to pitch Friday, Weafer Saturday.
A bustling array of ads and notices fills the page. Vaughan's promotes children’s parasols and a big corset sale while cinema and theater options abound. Ady touts The Perils of Pauline at the Pavilion and a four reel Bijou feature Life’s Temptations. Notices cover travel and weddings, including Ida Hazard’s return from Barry and Mrs. Sector’s Hartford wedding attendance, with various social happenings and local outings noted.
Friday evening at 7 30 the Iranite Lodge Na Bi FL and A M held regular communication per order William Hurry.
Winnwtts council No. 10 D of P meets at 7:30 p.m. St Aldemar commandery No. 1 Knights Templar holds a special conclave Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Hinwartha lodge No. 20 IOOF meets at 7:30 p.m. for first degree work. Officers and members urged to attend in large numbers per order N.G.
See Fitts Saturday special with an extra reduction on wash drokers at Perry's on Saturday, plus a Koof hall whist party inviting all on Friday afternoon. Vaughan's advertises 6c summer silks at 20 yard, and "The Perils of Pauline" at the Pa vilion today only. Mrs Charles Tacy visits Sherbrooke, Marion Martin heads to Plainfield, and a Foreign Masons meeting is set for Friday the 10th at Masonite hall.
Coata at one half price at Abbott's. Extra alepk waists at Vaughan's. See the Bijou feature today. Cleanliness and good service praised at Miers barber shop. Ho Whist party Friday at K of C hall. James Hastings firm address 980 North Ham street. Miss Annice McGur of Morse Clock resumes clerical duties after illness. Mr Harry Jepson and son return to Boston from Barre. he will travel to New Orleans for business.
C F Clifford appointed general manager of Woodbury Granite Co and was a business visitor to the city yesterday. Isauc Johnston of Haverhill Mass arrived this forenoon due to the death of his father Charles Johnston who died Tuesday forenoon. George Hatites, once at United Fruit Co stand, left for Littleton N H to open a fruit store and then to Boston to buy fixtures.
Ralph Smith of West Street left for Old Orchard afc where he has secured summer employment. F C Lamb returned to Warren after visiting the city with friends. The ninth grade grammar school graduating exercises will be held at the town hall Friday evening June 19 with diplomas awarded. Everyone is invited.
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