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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
5
An assortment of small notices including shoe advertisements, a St Andrew's club meeting on Friday June 24 at 8 p m, a Crown's drugstore offer for morsels and sponges to wash your ears, a Park theatre today free ice cream for the first 200 attendees, and Barre Drug Co promotions.
Park theatre today features free ice cream with the St. A Specials offer. Mild fra grant cigars from Raymond Fayette of Mfr. St. Albans Vermont promote long distance trucking and general freight. Granite City Bottling and Goodfellow's jewelry shop advertise watches clocks rings and pens.
A regular meeting of the Central Labor union of Barre and vicinity will be held in carpenters hall Worthen pat Friday evening June 24. Various local social notes follow including visitors from Ortnahia and reports on local clubs, theatre tickets, and summer plans.
Montpelier writes of Miss Florence Marrion of Seattle spending the summer with her mother, Miss Gladys Wheeler returning to work after appendicitis, and profiles of local visitors. Prohibition agent Lewis surveyed the town, and a farm goods manager and teacher were noted. A contractor’s entering and fishing updates appear amid routine civic items and sports notes.
A notice notes that courts vary in issuing mittimi and completing sentences. This lack of uniformity raises questions about the exact term of the court’s judgment. The report underscores discrepancies across jurisdictions and suggests need for clarified procedures.
In Montpelier and Waterbury, the probate court has proven the wills of D. Comi and C. G. Bailey. The proceeding follows standard court practice, with clerks misapprehending some provisions yet final validation granted.
Frank W. Fonda of St. Albans died suddenly of angina pectoris during a visit at Representative H. P. Perkins home on Wednesday afternoon. An automobile party from Randolph included Mia Fonda, Elizabeth Wilson of St. Albans, George Pinney and Mrs. Pinney. Dr. O. D. Greene responded but could not save him. Fonda had planned a trip to New York that day. The body was sent to St. Albans for burial.
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