Talk of the Town at Vaughan's and local notices
Silks and hats advertised at Vaughan's and the McWhorter Co. C.F. Young travels to Boston. Local residents and visitors named include A. A. Holden, M. M. Gordon, J. Tilden’s show store staff, and others in Montpelier, Chelsea, Marshfield, and Orange County. Birth announced for Angelo Cella of Railroad Street. Multiple shop promos, furniture, and clothing items featured with prices and discount notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan's
Montpelier
Lamson & Hubbard Panama
McWhorter Co
C.F. Young
Boston
Onge
Hotel Otis
Perry
Agent
KE. D. Martlett
Plainfeld
Bastc
A. A. Holden
Marshfield
Perry's
Hamburg
Angelo Cella
Railroad Street
Talk of the Town items from Hotel Otis and local notes
A long crowd of brief notes from Montpelier and Waterbury cover hotel arrivals, travels to Boston and Montreal, visits to relatives, shopping at Vaughan's, and a birth at Kimore Street. Items mention the barge to Saint Albans, a Barre tennis club meeting, and a City hotel daftar. A serious arrest for breach of the peace appears alongside small sales ads and a Sprain incident at the Universalist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
A. O.M
Montplier
Soweial Wale
Vaughan
Averill
Boston
Veale & Knight's
Henry C. Whitaker
Alex Murray
Mil
Mr. A. Molina
Berlin Street
B. W. Hooker & Co
Drowning Rescue by Clergyman Aids Youths at Milton
In Milton on Saturday two boys Rus and Loman Holcombe nearly drowned while bathing in the river near stores. Rev. J G Currier jumped in to save them but his weight plus the boys exhausted him until Dwight Phelps helped. Other youths aided Currier and saved the second boy. Also, Joe Charette of Deerfield Lumber Co drowned at Mountain Mill Pond while unable to swim. His body was found after a watcher spotted his paddle. he leaves a wife and five children for Canada. J L Blanchard of Shoreham reported a wallet with over 20 dollars on a Burlington train, money later missing at a Burlington station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Verus
Loman Holombe
J. G. Currier
Dwight Phelps
Mr. Currier
Mr. Currise
Holcombe
Joe Charette
Deerfield Lumber Co
Mountain Mille Pant
Charette
Canada
J. L. Blanchard
Shoreham
Tirureday
Jelther
Strente
Burlington
Middlebrook & Sons
Sail Thare
BU Wire
W. H Baldwin
Ladies' Tailored Suits at Special Prices
Three Misses' Junior Three-piece Suits in broken check, value at the regular $10.00, now $6.98. Two Misses' Junior Suits in medium color, reg $10, now $6.98. Odd junior suits in medium colors, closeout prices. Light colored suits at $9.98, coats and skirts described, select items from $12.50 to $82.50 previously.
Value Suits Sale With Limited Sizes Across Shades
Odd and limited suits in tan gray and light shades offered at deep cuts. Most items include duplicates unavailable, with prices ranging from 10 to 25 dollars, highlighting best styles in French serge and summer weight fabrics. Limited medium and small sizes remain, while stock lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sach
Fragmented Verse fragment hints at colorful language
A garbled line lists colors and phrases about blues blacks Bane and tans with stray vowels and punctuation, suggesting incomplete lyrics or a rough draft of a poem.
Bargain table at Vaughan store and meeting notices
Fragmented notice describes a bargain table at Vaughan store with remnants, a Wednesday evening event in Hovland hall, and an orchestra at 60 cents. It also mentions the Ladies of Clan Gordon meeting on June 5 and 10 asking attendees to return umbrellas at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Hovland Hall
Clan Gordon
Education chief Mason Stone to lecture in West Topsham
West Topsham announces a lecture by Superintendent of Education Mason S. Stone at the Grange Hall on June 22 at 7 00 p m The message also thanks neighbors friends and Clan Gordon members for kindness during the t reas and death of our husband and father and for the flowers from Mrs Annie Robertson and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason S. Stone
Grange Hall
West Topsham
Clan Gordon
Annie Robertson
Terret meee omee a ATR TO KENT sales-room house
Classified ad fragment list with scattered items. Mentions a sales-room house at 0 Maple Ave Ste ve ARENT Three unfurnishs tee walk from the goneudien adage SMeoma and a light quarry air equipped property known as the Bianchi quart Appr. Also notes a gold watch for sale or prize and requests inquiries to Tremont St 6219. Includes moving picture house, general housework job, and miscellaneous notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Maple Ave
Steve Arent
Times Omce
Wausversite J
Idan Street
Ptinday
Tremont St
Othee
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Perkshir
Camp
Main Street
Barre
Vermont
Globe Cabinet
Yale
Globe-Wernicke
Standard Steel
Spek
B. W. Hooker & Co., Undertakers Funeral Directors
Embalmers Hospital
Orange County
Tise
the Times
Schnaike
G. N. Kenyon & CO
Talk OF
the Town
M. M. Gordon
Chelsea
C. Ww. Averill & Co
Urial KE. Fronier
George S. ‘Tilden
Flacos
Carpenter Johowan
Wershire
FW. Farnham
A. M. Hannaford
Claremont
N. TL
B. M. Tayntor
Axom
D. M. Miles Coal. Co
Mya
Leonard
W. J. Clapp
The
Presbyterian Church
Berlin Pond
South End
R. Mote
Are
Hoy Senats
Barre City Hospital
RK O'flock
Carter's
Warner
Ideal House
Belle Waters
TOWN
Mise
Gladys Carroll
Old Orchard Beach
Bright Star Rebekal
Enatman Hyon
Fred H. Smith
Randolph
Richard Attridge
Heddle Tale Chorae
Stathaway's
Wwahington Street
A. G. Sinclair
Ingeniga
Mra. Sincclair
Scotland
Lynn Scofield
Lake Pacid
N.Y
Vincillo Club
Rome
Lizzie Martin
Florence Martin
Turk's Head Inn
Gloucester
Poulin
Comte
Ward
BP. White
N- Spear
Newton
Gad
Greensboro
St&y
Stane
H. M. Cutler
Mohnson
Toronto
T. O
L Russell
Brandon
W. Dixons L. B
Whitaker
James Campbell
Cambridge
Mans
White Mountain
L. M. Averill
Eastern Estate Tea Co
Tobin
KE. M. Tobin
Universalist Church
San Marcos
Hull
City Hotel
R W. Romine
New York
A. Siligman
Oyebury
Lynde
Northfield
F Young
Hetwell
Wodeville
Butler
Burlingtons
Faught
Dreamland
Iaat
Jorge
Knights of Tao
Marre
Barres
A. .P. Abbott & CO
A. P. Abbott & CO
A. P. Abbott. & CO
Miss Nelson
D. Phelps
Barre, Vi
Florida
F. D. Ladd Company Leading Cash Grocers
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