Talk of the Town items and local notices
Special coat values at Abbotts and a week long dress sale at Fitts. Miers' barber shop invites quick visits. Vaughan Store offers wash dresses at 1.25. Dressmaker available by day or for home sewing. Local social notes mention visits to Northfield and Queen City park, August events, and upcoming concerts. Deer sightings and auto trips around Barre highlighted with brief anecdotes.
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Abbott's
Fitts
Miers
Vaughan
William Fittehing
Northfield
Grant A. Lane
Barbara
Igr
Queen City Park
Mra. W. A. Lane and Sons
Earle and
Willis
W. FH
Ward
Mra
Abbie C. Moxley
Park Street
Henry Hull
A. M. Morrison
Batchelder Street
South Woodbury
Eiversalist Enurch
Vestry
Union Universalist Wand Unitarian Basket
Caledonia Park
Wells River Station
1. U. U. Picnie
F. Leavitt
Mra. Daniels
Worcester
Green Mountain State
Barre
Mr. Leavitt
St. Joimebury
Norwich
Norwich University
Elizabeth Carson
Laurel
Jett
Littleton
N. H
Francis Vighewalt
J. W. McKensie
Liberty Street
Albany
Burke
James Anderson
Boston
Vermont
Lille
Will Holden
Fred Raton
Berlin Pond
Morrison Farm
One-Half Price Coat Clearance of Seasonal Bests
Retailer offers to trade customers a limited selection of coats at half original prices. About 15 coats from the season's best lines, in blues and black, plus Balmacaan styles and misses junior coats, are deeply discounted to clear stock. Prices originally $18.40 to $25.00 now reduced to $9.00 to $8.98.
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Comte
Cota
Ladies Tailored Suits and Accessories Sale Debuts
The store promotes half price on season tailored suits for summer and year round wear. Includes colored silk dresses, odd dresses, and children's colorful but affordable options. White separates, new white fly skirts, and corduroy skirts priced from 1.26 to 3.50. Silk hosiery at 1.00, boat silk gloves refined to Hall Silk Glove with direct-from-maker pricing 0.60 0.75 or 1.00 by length.
Wash Goods Underpriced New Stock Arrives
A sale of assorted wash fabrics with 25 cent and higher quality cloths offered at deep discounts. New arrivals include Persian Flow red crepe and white mercerized cloth alongside yard wide Japanese and Endurance Devonshire cloth, all priced per yard with significant savings for summer wear.
Barre Choral Union Meets Tonight at Worthen Hall
Barre Choral Union will meet tonight at 7 30 in Worthen Hall. All members are requested to be present. Tickets for the Barre Choral Union concert at the Barre Opera House Thursday evening June 25 are available at Red Cross Pharmacy for 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Abbott's
Pitta
Vaughan
Kempton
Barre Choral Union
Worthen Hall
Battre Opera House
Red Cross
Local births and a house auction feature in Vaughan’s area
A list records a Sunday birth to Mr and Mrs Charles Leel of Brook Street and a Saturday birth to another Elm Street family. A sale at Beople’s Shoe Store lists prices 2 and 82.50 for children items. An auction at No 28 Nelton Street sold the Baldwins house to Frankly Gindding of Washington Street for 2210 with household goods following. Dan A. Perry oversaw the sale at nearly half price.
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Vaughan’s
Charles Leel
Brook Streat
Ana Me
Elm Street
Penwineth
Beople's
Nelton Street
Charles Baldwin
Frankly Gindding
Washington Street
Gindding
Dan A. Perry
Perry family reunion at ancestral Plainfield homestead
In Plainfield on June 22 a Perry family reunion gathered 10 members at the old homestead once settled by Elder James Perry in 1796 now owned by Theron C. Perry. Attendees enjoyed greetings, relics, a basket luncheon under the elm, a baseball game, musical numbers, and speeches. An ongoing reunion organization was formed with officers: President William A. Perry, Vice President Theron Perry, Secretary Abbie Corlisy, and Treasurer T. C. Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Perry
Theron C. Perry
James Perry
Ald Elm
Perry Orchestra
Ruth
Mirian Cheney
Edah
Thelma Perry
Abbott's Mineing Suite and Fanghan Store Adverts
Various small ads offer Ark for Mining suite at Abbott’s and new checkwear and ribbon belts at Fanghan Store along with automobile livery and event notices. Also notes a regular meeting of jumpers boxers and derrickmen at Foresters’ ball June 28 and an W. D. ea & company quarterly dividend payable to stockholders of record July 1. Informal reception for Mr and Mrs John Milne after wedding trip features a grand march led by Alex McKinnon and Thos Holder.
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Abbott's
Fanghan
F. Ba Nye
Prospect Street
Tel
Foresters
Tel O
W. D. Ea & Company
Clan Gordon Hall
John Milne
Boston
Massachueetts
Alex McKinnon
Tian
Annie Lillie
Milne
John Duguid
Moormars
Harry Clark
Mil Stream
Williams Innis
William Lillie
William Innis
Mise Gertrude Dale
Gueries
Socialists to Celebrate Independence Day in Montpelier Area
Towns including Barre Montpelier Northfield Waterbury and others unite for an ink field gathering at Shepard farm on Montpelier row. An old fashioned family picnic marks the occasion with Washington county Socialist members meeting to celebrate independence day and patterning the program after last year’s county field day.
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Abbott's
Vaughan's
Vaughan
Svetokivta
Barre
Montpelier
Marty Town
Northfield
Waterbury
Shepard
Montpelier Row
Washington County
County Socialiste
Roller skating mast opening in Graniteville
Graniteville hosts a new roller skating session on June 22 23 and 24 with admission set at 1 cent. Ladies enjoy a special admission rate as the event invites local skaters to try the Sea session.
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North Main Street
Barre, Vermont
Regina
C.N. Kenyon & Company
Daily Times
Talk OF
the Town
A. P. Abbott CO
Vac
B. W. Hooker & Company
Vienna
Joby Paul
Graniteville
Vermont Tire & Rubber Co
Prospect St
Fish Department
Seward
Alaska
Meat Department
F.d.ladd Company
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