Local Social Notes From Northfield and Nearby
Mrs Susan Keyes visits Northfield last week and Dean Gerry returns to Boston after a visit with his sister Mrs Orrin Kimball. Several locals travel to Ferrisburg for J Q Adams funeral and others host relatives at year end. An ice cream and lawn party is planned by the ladies aid for next Thursday evening with cake served. Forrest Crockett and Viola visit Whitefield while Yeaton Leonard plans a short stay in Northfield and with Mrs B S Gove before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Keyes
Northfield
Dean Gerry
Boston
Orrin Kimball
M. E. Glines
Charles Leonard
Ferrisburg
J. Q. Adams
W. C. Keyes
Woodeville
N. H
M. J. Ayers
Hewitt
Montpelier
EB. M. Ayers
H. Barrows
Burington
H. A. Stockwell
Forrest Crockett
Viola
F. P. Brown
Whitefield
H. Yeaton Leonard
Montclair
Gove
Adjourned meeting of the tool sharpeners No 2 branch
Notice that an adjourned meeting of the tool sharpeners No 2 branch of G will be held in Nichols hall mecines on day evening June 28 at 7 o clock Members must attend and a 25 cent fee for non attendance is charged A J Young See
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tool Sharpeners
Nichols
Hall Mecines
A. J. Young
Better Acquaintance Tour For Barre Board Members
Barre Board of Trade members and their partners plan a June evening trip to Marshfield. The program includes a 7 o clock opera, remarks, Barre band music, and 125 color pictures of Barre industries. Supper costs 50 cents per person. Automobiles depart City Square Barre at 345 PM. Committees seek RSVP by advance notice or ticket purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Board of Trade
Marshfield
Barre
Atere Opticon
Marsh Field
Board of Trade
Auto Committee
Atomobile
City Square
B. W. Hooker
T. B. Varna
Eugene
Glyason
Safety Advisory for July Fourth Premises
Warning to merchants and property owners to remove barrels boxes paper and inflammable material from around premises. Keep gates and windows closed. Do not build fires on paving. Carpenter Acting Chief of the Department notes safety at Birth of Nation Park Theatre tonight.
Talk of the Town notes various local events and notices
The article lists a string of town items including meetings at the A Q H and L A A C, arrivals and travels of residents, a special excursion to Montreal on July 3 and 4, and notes on auctions, employment changes, and upcoming community gatherings. It mentions a special meeting Tuesday at 1 o'clock, a banquet in Marshfield, a wear ever cooking utensil demonstration, and local carriages and transportation details.
Materials for Misses Summer Wash Suits
Reading of materials for Misses summer wash suits announced today.
Endurance Cloth and Wash Goods Sale Preview
Misses wash suits use heavy Endurance Cloth 27 inches wide at 15 cents per yard. Galatea colors for middies 18 cents. Renfrew Devon shire cloths over 40 styles yarn dyed. Washproof gunproof 32 inches wide at 20 cents. Reception Voiles in multiple patterns 25 cents. Forty five inch all pure linens 75 cents per yard in limited stock. colors Nat ural Hellotrope Resada Green Copenhagen Blue Tan Brown Pink White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Awning Stripes Fabric Prices and Offers
The notice advertises Awning Stripes in multiple finishes with prices per yard, including heavy and light weights for waists and coats, Linen Effects at 25c, Serpentine Crepe as best seller, present at 18c, Tinen Finish at 39c, Jap Silke at 69c, and S4inch Silver blooms noted as best. Mohair Cloth available at $1.00 per yard. Parcel post paid on all orders.
White Wash Skirts and Suits Clean-Up Sale
The store promotes a Clean-Up Sale with white wash skirts in dark house wear colors from $1.25, Alco White at $1.50 and $2.00, Rep and Linene, Poplins, and shrunk skirts from $2.50 to $3.00 with fabrics like Waffle Cloth. Suits priced from $15 to $20 and up to $30, aiming to clear stock in the coming days with strong value offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alco
Mae Priei
Town News Briefs From Barre and Surrounding Areas
June and summer goods at Vaughan's and awning stripes at Abbott's noted alongside excursions to Montreal on July 3 and 4. Local visits include William H. Pitkin of Boston arriving for a business stay, Mr and Mrs C T Robinson heading to St. Albans, and the Perry family returning to St. Johnsbury. church events in Montpelier mark meditative services led by Rev J B Reardon and others as a Powhatan linked delegation travels to assist in establishing a new council in Sioux territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Vaughan's
Montreal
William H. Pitkin
Boston
Lof Barre
C. T. Robinson
St. Albans
Robipeor
Smith, Whilteom
Albert Jones
Colchester
Harry Fees
National Boerd
J. B. Reardon
Middlesex
First Universalist
Weston A. Cate
Goddard Seminary
East
North Montpelier
Lewis
Carean of
Winvtta Competl
Geumberinus
Wenen
Mra
Pred Vermund
East Force
Digree
Pocahontas
I Jnilion
Local visitors and business travels noted in city daily
James Smith of Groton was among business visitors in the city yesterday and today. Mr and Mrs Robert Cutting returned to Plainfield after visiting friends here. Fred Parkhurst of Chelsea came on business related to his peer and painting firm. Frank Hunton from Smith & Cummings takes a vacation. Burke Brow plant on Blackwell Street suspended due to a broken compressor but resumed operations this morning. Mrs Fred Hall of Chelsea visits with daughter Mrs Roderick Cameron on upper Washington Street. Tufle Mimie of Vermont Fruit Co in Northfield several days on company business. W A Wright of St Johnsbury, Hudson motor agent, was in the city on business, returning to St Johnsbury. Mr and Mrs W H Rand and Richard Rand of Hanover NH visiting relatives and returning home yesterday. Mr and Mrs W B McDonald of New York visiting, returned by motor after stopping with friends in Hanover. K Freeland, city visitor on business and rentals, returned to Sugar Hill NH. Manager Atlo Mariani of the Bijot theatre recovering from major operation and may be outdoors briefly each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Grafton
Goddard Seminary
Sharon
Sons of Veterans’ Auxilary
Sorses
H.C. Leonard
South Main Street
W. A. Livermore
Waltham Heights
Mass
Stanley Tasain
Spaulding High School
George M. Marrion
Barre
Williamstown
A. m
A. J. Norris
Willam Mitchell
Boston
Ross Depot
E. A. Prindle
Square
Street Railway Company
Jamin
Caledonia Park
M.S. Rounds
Dorothy
Abbie Moxley
Park Street
York Teach
Angelo Fagpia
North Main Street
Edmund Ruddy
Hardwick
Ort City
Mel
Ruddy
Little
Bennington
Barre Board of Trade
Marshfield
City Square
Howland Ball
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Ai Society
Wdy
Abbott's
Vaughan’s
Montreal
James Smith
Groton
Robert Cutting
Plainfield
Fred Parkhurst
Chelsea
Frank Hunton
Smith & Cummings
Blackwell Street I
Burke Brow
Fred Hall
W. A. Wright
St. Johnsbury
Hudson Wnd
Wal
W.H. Rand
Richard Rand
Hanover
N. H
Mra
See the summer costs at See als page seven report
FR Jameson M Gomes and W Whitcomb left the city for Sherbrooke P Q to work as painters for John Dodge. Miers uptown barber shop gets a new white enamel exterior after a guard of ibrush wielders completed interior work. Barre Congregational church members attend the 80th Washington County Association meeting in Cabot with Rev J W Barnett among speakers. Barre opera house lease bids to be opened by the aldermen as Austin Nelson seek new term beginning Sept 1. City visitors include Mrs George Asselin Mrs Fl Hlos sert and many others from St Johnsbury Springfield Waynesboro and New York among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan
Montreal
FR. Jameson
M. Gomes
W. Whitcomb
Sherbrooke
P. Q
Ie B
John
Dodge
Miers
Ibrush
Barre Congregational Church
Aaiponerse
Cabot
Washington County Association of
J. W. Barnett
Barre Opera House
Board of Aldermen
Loesees
Austin & Nelson
Fox & Raton
Aldermanic Board
George Asselin
Hlossert
G. KE. Clement
St. Johnshiry
Hh, Knapp
Springfeld
Tre K. Stiller
Waynesboro
Brown
Rourke
St. Johnebure
Paul Allen
Alles
Paul
Allen, Jr
New York
Ephraim Burke
Kingston
Sosen and Son
Nohunter
Tames
Smith
Groton
Perkins
Hardwick
Vaughn's Monday Evening Sale and Montreal Excursion
Fragment summarizes a Monday sale at Vaughn's and an excursion to Montreal on July 3 and 4. It notes Miss Lorilla Tierney of Springfield arriving Sunday for Miss Agnes Nelson's wedding. It mentions a “better acquaintance” tour to Marshfield with tickets available via Cem, B W Hecker, Guy BR Varnum, Eugene Glye son, and that transport and banquet costs are covered by the committee. banquet tickets are 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn's
Montreal
Ree Andy
Lorilla Tierney
Springfield
Mass
Agnes Nelson
Marshfield
B. W. Heckeer
Guy BR. Varnum
Eugene
Glye+ son
Children’s Home Gardens Guided by Home Economics Department
The civic Woman's Club will pass garden duties to the home economics department this year with Mrs. Hattle Tillotson as salaried director. Rules require gardens to be at least three forty feet, with most work by pupils. exceptions for ploughing, heavy fertilizer, and row planting. A fall exhibit will award prizes for best garden plans and written descriptions, with signatures confirming independent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattle Tillotson
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Eve
Roach Ishades
Ely
B. W. Hooker & Co
Vermont
West Berlin
United Fruit Store
G. Maniatty
Carpenter
Ie Department
Park Theatre
Drown
Lighthouse
Babbitt
Houghton & Robins
Talk OF
the Town
Abbotts
Gote
Burr
Joseph Kenofick
Baltimore
William F. Littlejohn
Orange Street
Vermont Trucking & Sales Co
Josie Relation
Claremont
Mary Carroll
William Robertson
James Wendall Robertson
Willam Albert Robertson
Elmatrent
Burlington
C. P. Smith
Edward Anderson
Websterville
Ho W. Scott
Fine Department of the
Church Street
Theer
E. Lawtic
Jsit
Elaine Rene
A. P. Abbott CO
I K. Freeland
Rentson
North Seminary Street
Bie
Sugar Hill
Atlo Mariani
Bijot Theatre
Children's Home Gardens
Hattie Tillotson
Ise
The
Smith & Cumings Co
Bill Bell
F. D. Ladd Company
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