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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
8
Talk of the Town dances in Howland hall and local notices
Local notes cover a Saturday evening dance at Howland hall with Gilbertson's orchestra, an auction sale at 7 Eastern Avenue tomorrow at 1 o'clock, and various Barre events. Updates include staff changes at Adams Co dry goods, estate lease by Georgianna DeBlois, and multiple community gatherings and farewells in Barre and Rutland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Hall
Gilbertson
Eastern Avenue
Orrin Hughes
Adams Co
Vislt
Burlington
J. P. Nourse
Barre
Georgianna DeBlois
Louis DeBlois
Mr. DeBloig
Arthur Paradis
Barre Memorial Company
K. A. Crown & Co
Ady
Regular communication and lodge event notices posted
Regular communication of Granite lodge No 36 and ALM announces meetings on Friday June 20 at 7 30 pm with M M duties and work. A second call notes a 12 45 street car for Red Men parade at Cale donia park on Saturday June 21 urging all Red Men to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Taree
W. M
Plenia
Caledonia Park
Local notices and upcoming events in Barre area
Advertisements and notices include an automobile for hire and auction items such as a Singer sewing machine on Saturday at 1 PM. Local residents mentioned: N D Phelps Co, Sibley Young, Howard Cole, Miss Julia Carter, Mrs Thomas Jones, Patrick Brown, John Brown. John Brown obituary noted with funeral plans for St Johnsbury Saturday. Goddard Seminary baseball game tomorrow at 3 PM featuring Barre players and Norwich college alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler Bros
Singer Sewing Machine
Eastern Avernue
N. D. Phelps Co
Sibley
Spaulding High School
Vergennes
Thomas Jones
Utica
N. Y
Louis Jones
Webstertreet
France
Patrick Brown
Jefferann Street
John Brown
Brattleboro
Brown
St. Johnsbury
Leeds
Martin Riley
Barre
Goddard Seminary
Hve
Barres
Alexander Ogaton
Hargington
Norwich
Hyland
W. Start
Arks
J. Davidson
J. Bottiggi
I. A.C
A. Johnston
UV. M
Sibley Young
U.V. M
Prohibit Strike Meetings In Waterbury After Riot
Waterbury police chief George M Beach bans strike meetings following last night's riot. About 200 officers on duty patrolled the Brooklyn area as searches continue for rioters and two men John Ernesky and Alex Dramac arrested on charges of assault with intent to kill. In city court 20 people were bound over for hearings, nine others for similar charges, Hilal Altho fined for carrying a gun. Further searches target those identified among the disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Conn
Gorge M. Beach
City Guard
Brooklyn
Moore
Hilal Altho
Brooklya
Stranger detained as Joseph Etter identified in Waterbury case
Ansonia and Waterbury reports say a stranger detained as Joseph Etter, later identified by authorities as 8. G. Beidenkapp of New York, arrived amid a strike at the American Brass company. Workers upset by the stoppage planned a mass meeting and a Monday return to work after concessions talks. A committee was formed to liaise with company officials and the strikers’ committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Coan
Joseph Etter
W. W. Keerterday
G. Beidenkapp
New York
Etter
Waterfory
American Brass Company
Itme
Ex-Gov Mead Announces Eight-Hour Day At Howe Scale
Ex Governor Joan A Mead president of Rutlands Howe Scale company says officials decided eight hours will be a days work at the plant starting June 20. The plant likely opens at 7 30 and closes at 4 20 with a one hour lunch break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan A. Mead
Howe Scale Company
Rutland
License Revoked for Careless Driving in Manchester Depot
Rutland man Charles A. Hoar had his operator license revoked after a Rutland city court conviction for careless and negligent driving. A complaint from Plainfield described a vehicle speeding through the village, making identification by two occupants difficult. A church service is announced for Sunday at 3 pm with Rev. B J Lehigh preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oremarty
A. Black
Charles A. Hoar
Manchester
Hoar
Rutland
Rterian
Rav. B. J. Lehigh
Batra
Montpelier Education Officials Seek Mines Scholarships
Dr M B Hillegas announces four Vermont college of mines scholarships from Colorado School of Mines at Golden Colo One will be available July 1 for the top candidate recommended by the education commissioner The four year course covers engineering and waives tuition and lab fees Open to any state student with high school or academy standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Hillegas
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Vermont
Commissioner of Education
Hillegas
Jiro Morita
Baltimore
Raymond Axtell
Honolulu
A. Shipman
Beit Morita
France
Miss Shipman
Mortie
Sergeant Axtell
Photographic Department
The
Army
Washington, D. C
Educati
St. Albans
Montpelier Seminary
Burlington
United States
G. ¥. Lackey
Frank Baldwin
Brattleboro
Albertus Rehpitzer
Maxwell Auerbach
Atlanta
Poe
A. W. Hewitt
Plainfield
Montpelier Seminary Alumni Association
B. Bates
Essex Junction
Ronde
Albert Johannett
Minnie Emerson
Barre
Merton J. ‘Son
Emerson
Vernon Slayton
Marshfield
Green Mount Cemetery
Forestry Department
Waterbury
Duxbury
Secretary of State
Lake Company, Inc
Rutland
Riford R. Tuttle
J. A. Wellwood
Leonard F. Wing
Adjt
Ion. H. T. Johnson
Middlebury College
W. H. Gates
Franklin
Warner's Pardoning Effort Plea Reaches Governor
Joseph Jones of Rutland, attorney for a man named Warner under sentence, has approached Gov. W Clement about a possible commutation. No record of any action exists in the State House, and Clement was at his Montpelier office today then departures planned for Middlebury. The Windsor prison repairs and farm electric line extension were approved, along with a refrigerator project, under the Ingra ta ture board’s authority. The woman's dormitory decision appeared not yet made due to a small scale demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Milne
Red Cross
Hedding
Falls
FP. H. Rogers
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Ralph
Spaulding
William A. Hurry
Richardson Street
Pri
Albert G. Hurry
New York
France
Hurry
Mojor
Ocorpa
West
Rutland
Vermont
Vermont Mn Fire Insurance Compny
Montpelier
Granite Mutual Insurance Company
Barre
Burlington Mutual Insurance Company
Burlington
James Mackay
Fr. Robinson
Tressurer
Union Mutual
Landi
Nelson Pavilion
Woodbury Pond
Randolph Center
Randolph Agricultural School
Lieut. Lynch
U. S. Army
Tank Corps
Lieut Lynch
Granite City
Carl W. Waterman
Waterman
Washington Stree
Meelanfox School
Camp Holabird
Baltimore
324Th Motor Transport Company
Sinc
St. Nagaira
Newport News
Joseph Jones
Warner
W. Clement
State House
Clement
Montfale
Board of Control
Windsor
Middlebury
Middlebury College
Apa
City Counts Vacant Lots Plan to Spur Building in Kenosha
Ameri can cities face a shortage of hoses as owners of unimproved lots are urged to feel responsible for boosting housing. A Kenosha conference with city committees and business groups discussed encouraging vacant property development with water and sewer connections, noting an estimated 600 unimproved lots along streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Commerce and the Manufacturers’ Association
Perty
For Sale Items and Help Wanted Notes
A garbled classified page lists items for sale including an antique refrigerator, a stove burner, and a heater. It also shows notices of housework help wanted, cows for sale, hay for sale, and a low rent tenement with rooms for light housekeeping. Names include J. Jarvis, Edith M. Carr, G. L. Woodworth, and a Barr Vied address fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O
Barra
Richardeon
Edith M. Carr
Tol
G. L. Woodworth
Kenosha Looks to Broad Housing Plan After War
Citizens see a chance to finance owners and buy property at initial prices as part of a city wide housing and improvement plan. Kenosha's attractive cityscape and existing structures support an ambitious vision for future development amid returning soldiers and a broader national outlook on art and civic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
United States
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Talk OF
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John Hight
Joffrey
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Robert Inglis
Ironside
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Dentes
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Beidenkapp
Howe Scale Company of
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Gov. Clement
J. Jarvis
Union Dry Goods Co
van Camp's
Libby’s
Elgin
Paris
Meat Department
Houghton & Robins
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