TALK OF THE TOWN AND CHILDRENS DAY CONCERT NOTES
City social items note visitors from Claremont and Barre planning Boston trips and ship sailings, plus a long Children’s Day program at the Methodist church with names like Olive Johnson Florence Dingwall Proctor Martin and Mary Andrews listed among speakers reciters and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Thomas Gould
Claremont
N. H
George Burroughs
Arthur G. Miles
South Main Street
Boston
T. Noonan & Co
P. Markahin
Fineland
Graniteville
Louis Calcagni
Center Street
Imperator
Cherbourg
Paria
Milan
Eisuschio
Mary
Barre
The
Methodist Church
B. F. Nowell
Olive Johnson
Florence Dingwall
Robert Bradley
Proctor Martin
Mario Bratini
Carlyle Suitor
Florence Scott
Dorothy Shores
Mary Andrews
John Boyce
Rosebud
Marion Anker
Eleanor Lebourveau
Alfred Higgs
Dorothy Royce
Herbert Anker
Florence Culbertson
Madeline Camp
Lynda Lebourveau
June Drill
Ralph Bradley
Double front white petticoat at the Vaughan Store
Local shopping notes list sales at Vaughan Store and Perry's with an extra wand dresses reduction for Saturday. Miss Mildred Marrion of West Street travels to Phirlington for a few days as guest of relatives. W. D. Quimby company declares a regular two percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable in July to stockholders of record July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Wand
Perry's
Mildred Marrion
West Street
Phirlington
W. D. Quimby
Burrell Hotel
Sam
Slater
Boston
F. M. Barstow
Burlington
B. Weatherby
Shelters
EB. H. Robinson
Holyoke
Mass
J. T Alger
Ronston
Hy Scntt
Seay Mass
J. H. Moore
Auanble Forks
W. R. Fletcher
H. K E. Spears
Vaughn's silk hosiery and corsets on sale
Local shoppers learn Vaughn's offers silk hosiery in all colors and two price ranges 1.50 and 2.00. Ince Front corsets also featured. Notices cover townspeople including Miss Gertrude King, Miss Alan Wallstrom, Mrs. W. C. Robins and many others visiting relatives, camps, and work crews in Barre. A giant elm stump uncovered at Depot square reveals history of the old city tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Abbott
Vaughn's
Vaughan's
Anna Lawan
Catherine
W.C. Robins
Gertrude King
Vergennes
Alan Wallstrom
Essex Street
Williamstown
W. C. Robins
Florence
Stony Creek
Conn
Mia
C. A. Speare
Park Street
Greensboro
Lake Caspian
H. EK. Ingnill
Old Orchard
Barre Yester
W. E. Richardson
Washington
Lyndonville
Mixx Mary Anderson
Tessiefleattie
Franklin
N. H
Boston
HH. Burton
Marcia Emory
Washington Street
William T. Harris
Barre
Philadelphia
Harris
Pennsylvania
James Cummings
Websterville
Highgate Springs
Mroend
Jolie
McGowan
Hediing Methodist Eens
Hooker Cottage
Lalor Caspian
Alfred Boyce
Minnetoska
North Barre
South Barre
Rayne
Mission
John BE
Hatch
Montpelier Seminary
Iy Depot
Harre
Marrion
Elf
Graniteville Roller Skating at New Gymnasium
Roller skating sessions announced at the new Graniteville gymnasium with admission details. Event dates listed as dune 22, 2s and 24 with a focus on ladies' recreation and a session schedule.
Plainfield Dramatic Club to Present The Price
Local theater enthusiasts anticipate Newman Dramatic Club's performance of The Price at the Plainfield Opera House on Tuesday night June 23 with Rev. A Hugh McKenna and Max Fisher leading the company. Colonel A H Ray and W T Furness of New York visited Nelson B Ballard yesterday before heading to Waterbury and Hardwick for a family wedding. Sacred Heart feast celebrated at St Monica's Church with 730 mass attendance and benediction, choir music, and consecration. A whist party hosted by the Indies' auxiliary at Knights of Columbus hall drew about 30 attendees. Mrs M W Nelson and Mrs LePage won top prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
John Ward
Marshfield
DP. Manchard
Mlatteburg
N. Y
Walter Milne
Liberty Street
Boston
James S. Milne
George Parker
New York
Leonard Landers
South Main Street
Newman Dranatic Club
Plainfield
A. Hugh McKenna
Max Fisher
A. H. Ray
Commercial Union Fire Insurance Co
W. T. Furness
Nelson B. Ballard
Ray
Mr. Furness
Waterfury
Hardwick
Sacred Heart
P. M. McKenna
Knights of Columbus
the Indies' Auxilary
M. W. Nelson
LePage
Mra
Anthony Carroll
Ayers Street
Intercity Park
Fowlie
Davidson
W. D. Reid
Sporting Notes From Twin State League Circuits
Mayforth the Vermont catcher returns with Green Field club. Seton Hall’s Fish joins Keene club and may move to Baltimore. Fitch noted as top Seton Hall catcher. St Louis Browns surge toward first division. Mackmen drop two of four. Former St Kanat pitcher shines for Rochester. Walter Johnson loses three straight. Herzog and Clarke of Cincinnati each fined for dispute at Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayforth
Vermont
Fish
Seton Hall
Keene Club
Baltimore
Fitch
St. Louis Browne
Mackmen
St. Kanat
Rochester
Detroit
Walter Johnson
Limea Herzog and
Clarke
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
East Barre Defeats Graniteville 14 to 1 In Leage Game
East Barre baseball crushed Graniteville 14 to 1 on Thursday, earning a second win this year over Graniteville. Beaton pitched well, allowing three hits, as East Barre’s Beaton and Taplin teamed behind the batteries. The previous night East Barre beat Williamstown 17 to 6, with Roark and Taplin handling pitching duties and McAllister for Williamstown collecting most of their hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Barre
Tivale
Graniteville
Beaton
Kart
McAllister
IL Wits
White Williamstown
Roark
Rast Barre
J. Roark
Taplin
Williamstown
Mv Allater
Lavell
Williamstown Church Lecture and Upcoming Services
A crowded audience heard Rev. W. Sparhawk of Randolph discuss The Heart of the Sierras with an illustrated lecture. Methodist Church observes Children’s Day Sunday at 10:45 with exercises, Education collection, Sunday school at noon, Junior Epworth League at 3, and evening service at 7:30 in support of the WCTU. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cangra
Heart of the
Sierras
W. 1
Sparhawk of
Randolph
Methodist Church
Chitin
Epworth League
Talon
WCTU
Regular Barre meeting of Granite Cutters union
The Barre branch of the Granite Cutters International Association of America will hold a regular meeting in the opera house. On Monday evening, June 22 at 7 o clock, election of officers. Dh Wail, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
G.ate
Opera Honne
Una Rumnioge Regolare Dell' Wnione
Degei
Scalpellini
I Barre
Help Wanted and Rabbits For Sale in City Listings
Old classified fragments show seven rabbits for sale and several salesmen needed. Advertisements request buyers and sellers, with mentions of oils paints and refining works. Names and locations partially readable include Spaulding street and Cleveland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salerindy
Algo Onutiler
Drywoode
Adidrme
Dacre
Salebmen
Tim
Spaulding Street
Olla
Weil
Kevin ‘Paint Lend
Cieealand
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Homer Fitts Company
Daily Times
Talk OF
the Town
West Rutland
Rutland Herald
Mies Tuey Bellmore
High Street
Louis Bishop
Cre
Miss Belmore
Inex
Ruth Waterman
C. Kate Coburn
Paul W. Waterman
Mike Coburn
Fred A. Donaldson
Orleans
Evelyn Coburn
Ethel Lamberton
Frank McWhorter CO
Giuseppe P. Giampolini
Commesso Italiano
Sporting Notes
Granite Cutters
International Association of America
Moiene Willagtonn
Dreamland
Giovanni
Warner’s
Warner
Henry W. Knight
Barre, Vt
William Rosman
Belloff Bros
Crossett and Beacon
Manhattan
Gold Bond
Bros
Union Clothing Co
Photo Theatre de Luxe
Shiloh
Grant
Johnston
Mrs. Nelson Glidden
Times
W. Averill & Company
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