Weather outlook fair through night and Sunday
Generally fair to night and Sunday with little temperature change. Moderate north to northeast winds persist as the region experiences light air movement.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
8
Generally fair to night and Sunday with little temperature change. Moderate north to northeast winds persist as the region experiences light air movement.
Lively local page items include dances and church events at Clan Gordon hall and Congregational church, school activities at Presbyterian and Goddard, arrivals of visitors from Hartford and Quincy, and a Goddard baseball game at 2:30 on Saturday. A Ford delivery truck collision near Railroad street is reported with moderate damage and halted crossing.
Readable church notices list multiple congregations with service times pastors and topics. Graniteville Presbyterian Berlin Corners Websterville Washington Paxton East Barre Hedding First Baptist First Presbyterial Congregational First Universalist and others outline morning and evening worships, Sunday school, midweek meetings, and special events with named pastors and sermon subjects.
A grateful note expresses thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted during illness and death of a Warband and brother god, mentions flowers sent, and credits Dr McFarland for his kind service.
A. d. Robin of Hardwick visited his son and family in Barre yesterday. Mrs. William Black and children Francis and Margaret were also noted visitors. Mair and Frederick Mair with Mrs. Helen Christie sailed from Montreal on the Saturnia to return to Scotland. C. D. Waters, Granite Manufacturers traffic manager, returned from Boston after a meeting of the International Monumental Granite Producers Association. Cesare Falconi, longtime supporter of the Italian Athletic club, arrived from Hallowell to stay a week in Barre to assist in the stone industry. Donald W. Smith and classmate Ray Cooper, with Edmund Milne, left for New Haven to attend Yale, where Milne and Cooper are seniors awaiting diplomas next week.
In Barre the violin pupils of Mrs Edwin W Bruce performed at her home and later at Legion rooms with Miss Gladys N Gale teaching advanced students. Programs featured works by Moszkowski Heller Mendelssohn Beethoven and Bohm with several pieces memorized and an encore from Clair Bennett.
Participants include Clair Bennett Isabel Milne Dorothy Tenny and Helen Annas performing pieces such as Minuet by Borowski Idilio Consolation and Hunting Song by Mendelssohn Gavotte Verhoy Wild Rose and Boat Song with various composers noted.
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