TALK OF THE TOWN Ethel Barrymore in An American Widow Bijou today
Barre residents drove to the Savery farm to witness an old fashioned barn raising this afternoon between Williamstown and Northfield. War chest reporting at Church Street headquarters shows progress as pledges and cards are being logged. Officials expect total subscriptions near 10010 with final figures after further canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
Metro
Bijou
Barre
Savery Farm
Williamstown
Northfield
War Chest
Church Street
Ting
Jane Grey to Leave Barre for Buff N
A Pathe feature titled The Tent with Jane Grey plans for tomorrow. Mr Tolnatta Alli and daughter of Baswett Street intend to move from Barre to Buff N for residence. Moralli, son of the former, came here on accounts of illness and death of his sister, to visit. The Barre Red Cross fund gains from a recent baseball park game. The team manager turned over 860.5 to President W J Ayers. Players in the lineup donated their share to war charity amid grateful thanks from the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Grey
Pathe
Tolnetta Alli
Baswett Street
Barre
Buff N
Moralli
I Noas
Barre Red Cross
W. J. Ayers
Red Cross
Hey
Red Cress
Weather forecast for Barre interior and northwest wind
Vale tonight and somewhat cooler in the interior with a yesteryear tone of routine weather notes. Wednesday looks partly cloudy and cooler with night northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Barre Daily News Briefs Mixed Local Notices and Events
A jumble of social notes, visits, and small town happenings. Mentions A V Hecking, Margaret Hasewinbaw, John Pickering, Br A L Tenney, Ladd Co store, Edward Teeig, Mrs Frank J Nutting, Miss Clivene Belanger, Miss Elizabeth Carson, Miss Beatrice Callaghan, Gladys Bradford, and Miss Gladys Bradford. Reports movie party, Red Cross sewing rooms schedule, and a hospital update on Hector Farnham. Goddard College commencement week activities outlined with dates and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Hecking
Wig
Margaret Hasewinbaw
SC Albans
Wity
Johe Pickering
Trow Bill Taxa View Stor
Daveburg Kalle
AL Tenney
Brandon
Paige & Shaw
Apollo
Harre
Red Cross
Church Street
David T. Montague
Boston
Goddard Seminary
McCall
Bay State
A. Cady
Chelsea
Gordon Bostwick
Williamstown
Mra
A. 2
Wheeler
Merchant Street
A. Sargent
Clivene Belanger
Barre
New York
Beatrice Callaghan
Gladys Bradford
Elizabeth Carson
North Barre
Montreal
Montpelier
Times
F Beckson
Graniteville
George Annas
Jackson
Hotel Barre
D. K. Heaton
Detroit
Edgar Crossland
Churs
Plainfield residents pledge evening lock schedule in 1918
In Plainfield Vermont on June 17 1918 a group of signatories including Cutler J V Lane F Hi Bruffee Leavitt Nye Moore and Masfield promise to close and lock their doors at 7 o clock on Mondays and Fridays and at 10 o clock on Tuesdays Thursdays beginning Monday June 24 1918 in response to local safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
J. V. Lane
F. Hi. Bruffee
F. Leavitt
Et & Nye
Kello Moore
E. E. Masfield
Plninfield
Local notices and social updates in Barre town life
A long list of visitors and residents in Barre includes Jil O'Keefe of Upland Avenue, John McMalon, Howard Jackson, Miss Isabelle Mackie, Miss Mary Townasl, and Miss Pillas Howe Tomas visiting family and friends. The Barre Red Cross reports war work items, court cases discuss liquor seizure, and plans for the Washington County Voter Association reunion are noted alongside a store sale dissolution and attorney notables. Alumni news from Goddard Seminary highlights the "26-year class" of 1908 with letters from alumni and doctors in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinemocks
Abbott
Jesse Heid
Hartford
New York City
Charles Bianchi
Mary Townasl
Swanton
City
North Main Street
William Rens
Franklin, N. H
Lesnei
Pillas Howe Tomas
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
J. 3
Ville
Va. Gomez
Upper
Graniteville
A.A. Sargent
Earle K
Davis
John RB. Wilson
Ware
Washington County
Wee
Deweyrk
Messet
Bertha A. Beattie
Lir Jian A. Dhincan
Miles Granite
White Mountains
Bethlehem
Barre
Montpelier
H. W. Scott
Canova
E. Gleason
Goddard Seminary
Goddard
Frederick ‘Ale
St. Albans
Ereaiat Board
East Barre Visitors and Travel Plans Highlight Local News
Mrs. Fred Lord and son Harold and Mrs. Alex Cameron visited East Barre today. Elmer Owen and family of Montgomery called on friends Sunday. Mrs. Ella Hrink reports they left Monday for Boston in Mr. Owen's seven passenger Overland to spend a week in Boston and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lord
Harold
Alex. Carmeron
Elmer Owen
Montgomery
Ella Hrink
Boston
Local notes and military moves from Bassett street to Portford Conn
Roy McDonald leaves Bassett street for Pelham Bay to report for naval training. Alexander Erelie, formerly a Wilson and Fat truck driver, expects to move to Portford Conn. Mrs Fred Anderson returns from visits in Boston and New York with her sailor husband. Miss Rose Levin arrives from Albany after Saratoga art studies, accompanied by her parents. Dr J A Wark, commissioned lieutenant in the army medical corps, arrives in Eng from Port Oglethorpe Ga. Two ladies quartet selections praised at service. J Wright plans to move his family to New York state. Walter Jos h returns from Cornell for an extended farm stay. Mrs Laura Aineworth and niece Mary Waterman back from Claremont. Sheriff A A Reed visits then county court. New Kid Orchestra formed with Warren Waldo, Leon Wilfore, Robert Kynoch, Howell Seaver. Town schools to close. high school exams held. more students expected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McDonald
Bassett Street
Pelham Bay
N. Y
Navel
Alexander Erelie
Wilson & Fat
Portford
Merchant Marine
Rose Levin
Merchant Street
Saratoga
N. WY
Albany
Burlington
M. 5
Levin
J. A Wark
Army Medical Corps
Eng
Wark
City Pass
Port Oglethorpe, Ga
Jesu
J. Wright
New York State
Mion
Non
Leland
Marion
Hazel
Walter J. Osh
Cornell Uni
Laura Aineworth
Mary Waterman
Claremont
A. A. Reed
Chelsea
James K. Pirie
Glen F. McAllister
Clyde E. McAllister
Emma Camp
Aineworth
Sidi
Sire
Mary Staten
Kid Orchestra
Poe
Warren Waldo
Leon Wilfore
Robert Kynoch
Howell Seaver
Barre Public Schools Hold Stamps Totals Reach 10125
The Barre public schools report 10125 in U S thrift and war stamp holdings by 2092 children, the last report before summer closure. Officials anticipate continued purchases over vacation and a sizable increase when schools reopen in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Thrift and War Marines
Barre
Indies Missionary Meeting At Mrs McAllister Home
The Indies mission society of the Congregational church will meet with Mrs Leon McAllister on Wednesday June 19 at 2 30 p m to discuss School and Colleges of the South All Indies welcome A special Odd Fellows meeting is planned for next Wednesday at 7 sharp The Williams town High School class of 1918 baccalaureate sermon was given at the Methodist church by Rev John Robinson using the Pauline saying Forgetting the things which are behind and pressing forward with a single aim to make use of opportunities and not waste time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indies’ Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
Leon McAllister
South
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Walliamstown High School
Methodist Church
John Robinson
St. Paul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homer Fitts Co. Incorporated
Fashionland
Talk OF
the Town
Frank McWhorter
Plainfield
E. HL P
Lillian A. Chemwanhee
Hells Sell
Duman
Lillian A. Duncan
East Barre
Georgette
Mrs. Shepard Co. Inc
Union Dry Goods Company
Amount No. Holding
Brook Treat
Mathewson
North
M. L. Wood
Main Street
Montoilier
Prisner
Mote Nett & Sons, Inc
Chauncey Cheever
Mount Streat
Poultry Agate
Bate
Merchant Virvet
Montpelier Road
Misek
Onder
Marsh Allen
Phene
Dernwe
Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of
Montpelier, Vt
Assets Membership
Berlin
Orange
Borre, Vermor
C. W. Averill & Co. Telephone
Vermont
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