Weather report for Barre daily times June 22 1992
Partly cloudy to night and Thursday with little change in temperature. Moderate southwest winds. Weather details from the Barre Daily Times for Wednesday June 22, 1992.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
8
Partly cloudy to night and Thursday with little change in temperature. Moderate southwest winds. Weather details from the Barre Daily Times for Wednesday June 22, 1992.
Local notices report visits and graduations in Barre and nearby towns. Giovanni Bossi celebrates his 4th birthday with friends and a shaving set gift. Lucy Bisson travels to Burlington for her twin sisters Mount St. Michel Academy graduation. plans for hospital flower sale. a dry Fourth of July fire safety warning from Fire Chief Henes. a 9th wedding anniversary celebrated with an aluminum camping outfit.
At the K P hall Marshfield on Thursday June 24 the Last of the Mohicans screens. The notice urges attendees not to miss the big picture with admission prices 227 and the lady.
At the Plainfield opera house on June 24 the Picture Theatre presents The Last of the Mohicans. The advertisement appears unnecessary as the show speaks for itself with a concise program and big crowd appeal.
The Wareau home meeting in East Montpelier originally set for Thursday evening June 24 has been delayed to Saturday afternoon June 26. Residents are advised to watch for further notices from local officials.
Mrs. Annette Williams of Stowe dies Tuesday at home on Main Street after long illness from arteries hardening. Born June 11, 1847, she is descended from Seabury and Alden families, twice married, and active in Community church and Eastern Star. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at her home. Also notes on funeral of William W. Ayers, with large crowd at Catholic chapel in Akeley Memorial building. burial in West Branch cemetery. Describes attendees from out of town and local mourning.
Short visit plans by Misa Mildred Higgs to Waterbury with a take home ice cream note. A food sale at Averie block on June 25 offers baked beans and cakes. Virginia Fasola moved to Essex for a three month program. The Hoss sale tower committee invites all flower contributors for June 25. Ernest Tomasi, 18, arrested for petty larceny. judge threatens school placement or five to six months in Windsor house of correction.
An old advertisement urges parents to monitor a growing girl's facial showing pale skin as a health sign. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills to correct blood deficiencies and improve complexion, with references to free booklets on building up the blood and laxatives, mailed on request from Schenectady New York. It notes price sixty cents a box and that druggists carry the product.
Chelsea Dr A T Marshall returned from Boston after Massachusetts Medical association duties with two grandchildren guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest A Corwin. Theron D Spear lost three cows when stable floor collapsed leaving them suspended by necks. Lt Francis Dunham and wife arrived from Philadelphia and boarded with Mrs Grace Bixby. he will sail again in July. Mrs Helmer and children from New York will summer with Mr and Mrs William F Hood. Judge Stanley C Wilson returned from Tufts commencement and resumes duties as presiding judge at Caledonia county court. Mr and Mrs W H Sprague and the Dunhams visited Northfield. Mrs Rufus Abbott went to Burlington for University of Vermont graduation. her daughter Miss Blanche Abbott also graduated. Major William H Adams, Norwich university graduate, arrived Friday evening.
Visiting relatives and graduates populate town scenes this week. Joe Darling earned honor man and salutatorian honors at Goddard Seminary and won a University of Vermont scholarship. Reginald Gill completed his sophomore year in the medical department at Vermont and plans work in White River Junction under garage manager Leon C. Corwin. Vinton Corwin attends Hanover commencement with his parents. Postmaster George F. Flint visited Washington State family during recess. Taft spoke in Randolph on official business. Eugene George returned to Andover after visiting his sister Mrs. Leonard L. Thompson. Blanche Barvmond and daughter stayed with her uncle Will Barvmond.
The town welcomed Mra William Applebee and her son from Springfield, Mans, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Genero of Northfield among others visiting relatives. Guests from Cambridge Mass Philadelphia and Barre joined locals while several residents traveled or planned trips to Alberta West Quincy and Topsham. A Baptist Sunday school plans a July 4 program at West Long Pond amid strong finances.
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