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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
5
The Hoosier Co. warns shoppers to act by Tuesday to avoid a price increase on Hoosier Cabinets. The ad touts labor saving features and germ proof design, promising a kitchen overhaul with fewer steps and daily ease, urging readers to buy tomorrow without fail.
Graduating pupils Elva Bradbury Irene Ritchie Marjorie Smith and Anna Nelson performed in a play The Reunion as part of a Friday June 21 ceremony at B W Hooker & Co extended by songs recitations and dances Teachers Miss Gladys Perkin and Miss Helen Hack were celebrated noting their departure for jobs in another state A veteran Cecil Hopgood spoke of front line army life and there were brief talks on the war stamp drive A sentimental closing as teachers depart and students recall their years at the school.
We acknowledge the many kindnesses shown to us in our bereavement. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Joy Tondrean and Mr. and Mrs. LE Frost.
Dr Frederick W Halsey of Boston stayed at the Morrison farm during a Vermont New Hampshire monument retailers visit with quarries tour planned. A large local social and church service schedule accompanies a long list of visitors from several states and towns.
A local store promotes a large line of voile dresses including a Broken Plaid Voile model with white collar and cuffs priced at 6.75, plus Waldorf Afternoon Dresses and sport dress values. It urges early purchase before September 1 price increases, notes discounts on wool yarns and wash goods, and advertises basement remnant tables, traveling dress cases, and Nemo Corsets at old prices.
The pupil Mauda E Coburn will present a pianoforte recital in Howland hall on Tuesday June 5 at 2 00 pm and again at 730 pm Parents and friends are invited Another recital follows in the Presbyterian church Saturday June 29 from 2 to 5 with articles donated by the union members Those donating articles should leave at the church Friday from 2 to 4 Telephone numbers 363M or 17h-W-ady list teachers Misses and Anne Tomasi in Waterbury and St Albans These items and notices reflect a busy summer schedule in town
Andrew Blackmore, visiting from his Newport base, returns home to Measart Street. He is stationed at the Newport naval station and recently promoted to petty officer third class awaiting a cruiser assignment as wireless operator. The Spaulding Sentinel June issue highlights commencement week, class day events, staff portraits, honors, Principal Jackson tribute, and alumni notes.
Harley Stroutsos leaves for Burlington for a few days visits with friends. Alfred Edward, recently enlisted in the navy, arrives from Boston for furlough with relatives. Ernest J Hewitt attended Goddard seminary commencement and returns home. Eric Carr of Camp Street completes store duties, succeeded by Alex Park. Prof Frederick Tupper earns Litt. D. from University of the South after Spaulding address. Harry Martin and IE Bardows leave for Spartanburg Camp Wworth. Lemuel Halligan returns to Spartanburg. Peter Alexander and Walter McHugh return from Boston after Navy radio service exam attempt. Florence Beach and Henry J Murray married in Orange, honeymoon to Brattleboro, then reside in Orange.
Miss Agnes Olson returned to Burlington after a weekend visit on Washington street. Health department garbage collection schedules remain the reliable guide for residents. Street department deliveries began this morning. Barre pipe and drum band supported C F Lowe of Montpelier on a war savings campaign yesterday. Scottish musicians toured in autos, receiving warm welcomes and invitations to return. At the Church of the Good Shepherd Rt Rev G Y Bliss confirmed 18, preached on Hope, contrasting with optimism. Bliss spoke at St John the Baptist in Websterville before returning home. Genugie club held a Worthenhall dance honoring ten men who have joined the colors, with Kit and safety razor kits for recruits and musical numbers by Mrs A Mel Hattie, George Mel, and Misses Lubb.
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