Talk of the Town and local ads in Barre
A collage of notices from Bailey's Music Rooms and Bijou theater plus brief social items. Includes weekend visits by Edward Barrett and Mrs. Levin, dance nights at Rowland hall, new sheet music stock, a Chanteaugay business trip, and local gossip about residents and plans for the Benedict auction in Hall street. Also mentions berry gathering at Beckley hill and an officers election tonight at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietrolas
Victor Records
Bailey
Ayers
Rowland Hall
Landi
C.W. Reed
Allen Reed
Queen City Park
Gale
Bijou
Nazimova
Edward Barrett
Burlington
E. A. Crown
Mik Blanche Corliss
Mra
Abbie Corelis
Rood
Samuel Kingston
Waterbury
Adam Birnie
Laurel Street
Barre City Hospital
Charles Booth
James Mille
Mr. Booth
Police & Gamble
Gardiner
Hall Street
D. A. Perry
Nazi
Agnes Bishop
Bradford
Jack
Depot Square
Georgina Spada
New York City
Thomas Rosto
356 North Main Street
John E. Hoban
Mary
Liberty Street
M. M. Minnie
Thomas Vanaton
Maine
Bar Harbor
Paul Plainted
Corll Snotainger
Palace Garage
City Garage
the & Dunkar
Wiliam Keig
Routh Barre
John 4
Bowles
Beckley Hill
Barre
Granite lodge announces Masonic meeting on June 22
Special communication of Granite lodge No. 25 F. and A. M. set for Tuesday June 22 with planned work in the degree. W. M. presiding. all members urged to attend and participate in the Toom WorkBAL and C degree activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Lodge
Onder W. Mf
Put up granite hardware inquiry in Burlington Vermont
Interested buyers are urged to write or call Strong Hardware Co in Burlington Vermont regarding granite suitable for polishing or installation. Include contact details and project scope for quotes.
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Burlington, Vt
Barre rummage sale and social at Cobble Hill Grange
Congregational rummage sale Saturday afternoon and evening features a long distance and general trucking plan to seat 15 to 20, with Granite Cue Bottling Works contact 710M or T46-W. Special sale of two to four burner Kerogas stoves and a large range selection at Worthen block by E A Prindle. Ice cream social and dance Tuesday evening June 22 at Cobble Hill Grange Hall. fifty cents a couple, extra Indies 26c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Cue Bottling Works
Barre
E. A
Prindle
Worthen
Cobble Hill Grange Hall
Plainfield Woman Dies After Illness at 55
Melissa King wife of George King died Sunday at 3 PM after two months with throat inflammation. Surviving daughters Etta Myrick Bridport Roy Dayton Middlebury Edithae Balnsfield and a granddaughter. Also mother Mrs Bridgeman Batchelder of Plainfield and husband George King. Funeral Tuesday 2 PM from home Rev A W Howitt officiating Eaton Cemetery Marshfield. Community offers sympathy in bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa
George King
Emother
Bridgeman Batchelder
Plainfield
King
Methodist Church
Indies
A. W. Howitt
Eaton Cemetery
Marshfield
East Barre Visit and Local School Transfers
Mrs Sherman Chamberlin of Orange visits her sister Mrs Aiken and Dr Fred Larochelle with friends from Springfield Mass. Pupils finishing grammar enter high school include Frank Tucker Lawrence Roark Antonio Gravel Hazel Smith Willie Wildbur Bella McAllen Jessie McAllen Frannie McAllen Juliette Larochelle Rachel Adams Doris Blanchard Beryl Bixby Erene Boulrice de Gray Sadie Moore Charlotte Lowry. Absent marks show Jeannie McAllen Rachel Adame and Hagel Smith. Grace Bixby returns from the University of Vermont for summer. Leland Avery travels to Hampton Beach NH for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Chamberlin
Orange
Aiken
Fred Larochelle
Springfield
Mass
Guy Larochelle
Frank Tucker
Lawrence Roark
Antonio Gravel
Hazel Smith
Willie Wildbur
Bella McAllen
Jessie McAllen
Frannie McAllen
Juliette Larochelle
Rachel Adams
Doris
Inez Arctic sea cow sighting in 1804 described
The report notes the Inez Arctic sea cows seen around 1804, about a century after their discovery by white men. Fully grown individuals weighed up to 8,000 pounds and moved in shallow river mouths in herds. They fed with their young nearby for protection, were remarkably tame, and their flesh was said to be cool to eat, resembling beef in texture.
Bethel marriages and political chatter fill Broadside notes
Bethel reports two weddings Saturday with descriptions of the brides Carrie A Rogers and the groom Willard J Jackson. Separately Mary L Aldrich wed, trip planned to Malone, N Y before moving to Randolph. Local news covers church work, railway crews near Southworth farm, and a flurry of political commentary on Frank W Agen’s gubernatorial bid and prohibition issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard J. Jackson
Carrie A. Rogers
J. Wesley Miller
Leather Workers
New York
Windsor
South Main Street
Charles J. Johndro
Randolph
Mary L Aldrich
Rowe Aldrich
Rutherford H. Moore
Walter M. Lewis
Malone
N. Y
Lympus
Williamstown Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Meetings
West Chary resident Frank B. Lougee visited his father and brother while Hirman Drury vacationed in New Hampshire with his wife. A list of locals attended alumni dinners in Randolph Center and Fraternity Rebekah lodge plans a Tuesday practice meeting.
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Frank B. Lougee
West Chary
N. Y
Hirman
Drary
New Hampshire
William Morrill
Stowe
Gulf
Fannie Martin Stewart
Belle Hibbard Covell
Myra Seaver Williams
Alma Adams Boyce
Belle D. Robinson
George E. Wilber
Randolph Center
V. A
Gates
Dudley
Mise Mildred Grearson
Montpelier
Carl Benedict
Burlington
Frank A. Bruce
Williamstown Inn
Bruce
Peter Pickel
Randolph
Waterbury
Conn
Minard Chapman
Wile
Carl W. Seaver
Hiram 8
Albert K. Martin
H. T. Martin
Ruth
Richard Martin
Jamon
Kanaly
Rebekah Lodge
Dillingham Praises Harding in Waterbury Interview
Waterbury Record prints Dillingham’s warm endorsement of Senator Warren G. Harding the Republican presidential nominee. He calls Harding a man of unusual ability and incorruptible honesty, noting his potential to reestablish McKinley era unity and constructive measures, while urging closer White House cooperation to restore party efficiency.
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Wuram
Dillingham
Waterbury
Warren G. Harding
Waterbury Record
Senator Hurling
Diltingham
McKinley
Republica Party
White House
Ohio
An Editorial on Leadership and Anarchist Threats
A Boston Herald excerpt discusses leadership, unity, and constitutional government, praising a senator’s broad appeal while warning about new anti anarchist laws. It addresses responsibilities of law, order, and the penalties for distributing anarchist propaganda and funding. It notes increased penalties and the shift in evidence needed for guilt under the new statutes.
Legislation Tightens Worship of Anarchy Threats
The new law consolidates counties days of cases to exile anarchists and restricts activities. It clarifies what constitutes membership, permits private proof, and targets distribution of anarchist literature as evidence of guilt. It prohibits writing printing or distributing materials urging overthrow by violence.
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Anarchist Literature In Itaeir
Well Equipped in Chiggersville Opera Scene
The local quarrel over cinema culture surfaces as residents debate a visit by young people to New York gal shows. Squire Witherber defends the town as well equipped compared to others, referencing regular trips and social trends amid a bustling regional paper voice.
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Squire Witherber
New York
Chiggersville
Ihe
Birminghaot Age Herald
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B. W. Hooker& Co
Crown’s Drug Store
North Main Street
Rob Roy
Chase & Sanborn
Canning
the Smith & Cumings Co, Inc
Talk OF
the Town
Rosary Bisson
Alden Burke
Bikson
University of Vermont
Mee
Mra Maxfield
Mrx
Nellie Lo Kidder
Hammer Street
Mr. Maxfield
Adjutant General's Office
Washington
W. H. Meaerr
Columbia
Grafonola
Russell’s
The
Red Cross Pharmacy
East Barre
Poe
Lamplawille
Bethel
A. E. F. Man
Southworth
V. Yard
Fjensie Archibald
Chelped
Sass
Ruth Leonard
Stockbridge
J T. Davis
Clinton
Mase
Mins Zil Ranney
Pittsfield
Mirw Dalle Kenyon
Huntington
Agan
Rutland County
Frank W. Agen
Bennington
Chittenden
Franklin County
MeAgan
Supreme Court
Clamont
Clement
Tn Burlington
Mr. Clement
Herald
Williamstown
Framingham
Leominster
Harding
Triples
Los Angeles-Yosemite
Randater
WES
H. F. Cutler & Son
Hyde Park , Wakafeld
Children’s Athletic Union Suits
Ding Ljawhioht Stare
Gardner Clinton
Woburn
Plymouth
Keene, N. H. Barre
Senate
Chicago
United States
Boston Herald
Douglass
Lucky
Duluth
F. D. Ladd Company
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