Talk of the Town dances and town notices in Barre
Social items and notices from Barre document a Howland hall dance, church fund sale, a grocery store sale, and local graduations and veterans news. Names include N. D. Phelps Co. and Peter Nauide, with events at Church of the Good Shepherd, 505 North Main Street, and easing details on graduates, marriages, and servicemen returning from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Hall
Gilberteen
Paris Green
N. D. Phelps Co
Church of the Good Shepherd
North Main Street
Peter Nauide
Ndy
Spaulding High School
Patrick Brown
Jefferson Street
Cyril Marrion
Franklin Street
Holy Cross College
Naval Service
T O’eleel
St. Monica's Church
Albert Lyons
F. M. Lyons
Highland Avenue
Spaulding
Dartmouth College
Laurence Campbell
Dartmouth
Barra
Cerile Henstrickson
Mney
Jane
Hartford
Conn
Joseph Pinawall
Pinawall
Randolph Sanatorium
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sergt. Prank Hatch
Barre
101St
26Th Division
Randolph
Mer. Hatch
France
Emily Pratt Young
Medford Hillside
Mass
Congregational Church
Pratt
Mies Sue FF
Japan
Arthur P. Pratt
Greenfield
Clarence
Barre Police directs angled parking to ease congestion
The Barre Police Department orders motor car operators to park on three sides of the City park to relieve congestion along North Main Street from Depot East to Washington Street. Cars should be parked at an angle per order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Depot Eater
Washington Street
Barre Police Department
Williamstown Junior High Prize Speaking Held Tuesday Evening
A good audience heard eight contestants perform in the Williamstown Junior High School prize speaking event last Tuesday evening. Winners included Miss Gertrude Whitney for first prize with a winning speech from Bunnybrook Farm, while Miss Irma Cheney earned a prize for a historical essay on The Schools of Williamstown. Rev. A. W. Hewitt, Rev. A. M. Markey, and Harold Bancroft judged. The program featured musical interludes and a closing address by Rev. A. W. Hewitt.
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Rebecca
Bunnybrook Farm
Gertrude Whitney
Ruth Murray
Howell Seaver
Ghent
Aix
Irma Cheney
Willie Winkle
Isabelle Kynoch
Minnlaink
Robert Kynoch
Ginga Din
Arthur Steane
Lasca
Miss A Seaver
A. M. Markey
Harold Bancroft
Barre
Stevens
Williamstown
Eather
Rebecca Seaver
W. B. Simona
Jessie Downs
Gertrude Jeffords
Taabelle
A. W Howitt
State Board of Education
Emma L Slayton Dies at Marshfield Home
Mrs Emma L Slayton 76 wife of Vernon Slayton died at home in Marshfield after several weeks illness. Born in Elmore she taught music and local schools. Married Montpelier 50 years ago, later moved to Marshfield and ran the hotel with a son. Survived by husband three sons Leon Derry N A Carroll Granville Stanley Milford N H. daughter Cora A Keith. two daughters died earlier. sister Nellie? N W Keith Barre acted pallbearer. Funeral held yesterday at 2 pm from the Marshfield home, burial at Mount Kteen cemetery.
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Caspian
Greensboro
Anc
Kireenshoro
Perveia
Lake Caspian
GH. Adame
A. L. Houghton
South Barre
Hiram S Drury
Carl W. Seaver
Adna B. Downs
Henry A. Downe
Oil City
Richard Martin
Aakersfield
Waltefield
N.hs
Admiral Hawley
Mra
Clayton RB
Haverhill
Mass
Barre
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
Harrison B. Martin
France
George P. Martin
Montpelier
Cy. Hyrst
Vermont Infantry
Horder
Camp Dix
N. J
Natice
Martin
John L. Martin
Newport Wa
Fealing
4Th Infantry
26Th Division
214Th Military Police Company
Rebekah
M. E
A. M Markey
Emma L. Slayton
Vernon Slayton
Marshfield Vile
Bonny
Mra. Slayton
El.more
Mr. Slayton
Marshfield
Hushata
Leon
Derry
N. A
Carroll
Granville
Stanley
Milford
N. H
Elater
Cora A. Keith
Nivons
C. W. Petty
Mrn. A.M. Batchelder
N. W. Keith
Unoy
Kteen Mount Cemetery
Apna
Sone
Pallhomers
Fifth annual Vermont Retail Shoe Dealers outing at Lake Willoughby
The fifth annual outing of the Vermont Retail Shoe Dealers association held yesterday at Lake Willoughby drew 89 members. Leaders spoke on leather price rises caused by foreign demand and new members joining both the state and national associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Lake Willoughby
Dwight Howe
F. S. Duke
Northfield
Fay Kvane
Middlebury
Frank J. Hendeo
BB. Cram
Burlington
John BE. Foot
Boston
I. H. Morse
New England Organization
Commttee
Arthur 2. Anderson
Iaat
Arithmetic and Rabbits Focus of Indiana Farm Drive
Purdue University urges boys and girls of Indiana to raise rabbits as part of a statewide livestock effort. Seventy county agricultural agents cooperate to boost production, using arithmetic to model growth from six month matings. Projections align to a two year total near 2,508,000 rabbits after losses.
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Purdue University
Indiana
University
Indianapolis News
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