Talk of the Town Piano Recital This Evening at Howland Hall
Miss Rachel M. Robinson headlines a piano recital this evening at Howland Hall at 8 o clock. The program includes Mendelssohn and Chopin pieces performed with George H. Wilder on flute, plus additional works listed in the schedule. A Friday sale at Shea's features five major specials and further events are announced at Woodbury pond and Concertatuck venues.
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Howland Hall
Rachel M. Robinson
Shea's
George H. Wilder
Abbott
Suoso
Woodbury Pond
Mendelasohning
Barre Candy Kitch
Barre
Greigjover
War Chest
Victoria Regia
Liebesfroud
Kreiler
Bartletters
Specials Friday at Shea's and local notices advance
Fragments describe events at Shea's specials, a war stamp address in West Berlin, Red Cross activities, lodge meetings, and employment updates. Mentioned are Ruth Humphrey traveling to Hampton Beach, Frank Williama in Bradford, and Loretta Dowers taking a clerical position. Also notes on Red Cross home service, shipyard renovations, and Eugene Berry’s letter from France detailing wartime life and resource conditions.
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Shea
Abbott
Barga’ State
Earle R. Davis
West Berlin
Ruth Humphrey
2 Flmewerett
Hampton Beach
North Star Lodge
Order of Vase
Dewey Park
Chall
Frank
Williama
Bradford Lwan
Red Cross
Mise
Loretta K. Dowers
Med
Med 5Oeing High School
Cook Watkins
Miles
Louis G. Marre
Diversi Frust
Concord
N. H
Selective Draft Board of
National Army
Frank Hoyle
Hartford
Hoyle
Thi
Ruth Morse
Barre
Home Service Section
Barre Red Cross
Charlemagne
Choek
Amily
Leather Fibre Case in Solid Light Board Frame
Value Saturday special offers a durable leather fibre case with solid frame and riveted leather stays. Two heavy leather straps for secure travel, priced at 2.75 dollars, advertised as a solid purchase worth more than the price. See in the south show window. sale valid for Saturday only.
Abbott Line of wash skirts and travel notes across towns
Mrs Mary Benedict of Hall street leaves for Grand Tale to enjoy part of the summer. F R Putt of the U S naturalization court visits to confer with candidates. Fraser, recently in New Haven, Conn, may enlist in the navy and passes days at home before duty. John Anderson of Hartford, bound for Burlington on July 16 to join the mechanics contingent, vacations with his parents. Mr and Mrs Alex J Stewart return from a Canada automobile trip near Lake Megantic. Stewart notes frost damage in lower Canada with ruined potatoes and beans. Civil war veterans read an explanation of the 1918 pension amendment granting higher monthly rates based on age and service, effective automatically without filing for those currently pensioned under May 11 1912 law. others must file to receive benefits.
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Abbott
Mary Benedict
Hall Street
F. R. Putt
U.S. Natural ‘Jaation
Cie
R Fraser
New Haven
Conn
Navy
John Anderson
Hartford
Vermont
Barre
Pension Bureau
Sailors, politicians, and veterans in local events
Emil Anderson a U.S. Navy sailor spends a short furlough with friends in the city. Atty John W Gordon travels to Rochester to deliver the commencement address at Rochester High School. Vincilia lodge opens the West Tops evening with Pythians. Large turnout expected from Incal lodge and other towns including Waterbury Montpelier and Groton. Peter Alexander seeks Navy enlistment in Burlington with baggage office led by Sheldon Brownia. Ayrshire breeder B F Davis buys 17 head for 1440 at Brattleboro, shipping to Barre. Hannah herd bull calf sells for Red Cross benefit. Washington County Veterans Association holds annual reunion at Dewey Park with 670 active members. 20 veterans have died since last reunion. Governor Graham and G.A.R. officials expected at campfire. Dr B F Foster of Waterbury Center presiding.
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Emil Anderson
U. S. Navy
John W. Gordon
Rochester
Rochester High School
Vincilia Lodge
West Tops
Pythians
Waterbury
Montpelier
Groton
Peter Alexander
Patters
Matthew Hann
Brownsville
Mr. Davis
Barre
General Pershing
Thierott
Hannah
Dewey Park
Washington County
Fort Bayard
N. M
Relief Corps
Graham
G. AR
Foster
Waterbury Center
Abbott's Good Auto for Hire Announces New Rates
Short notices list new values at Abbott's Good Auto for Hire with reasonable prices. A string of local moves follows: Mrs J D Waterman and Miss Dora Delaney return to Burlington after visiting Franklin Street hosts Mr and Mrs James Marrion. H W Heath of Plainfield, former Goddard teacher, to lead Kamp Kill Kare tutoring department near St Albans on Lake Champlain starting July 7, and serves as camp councilor. Mr and Mrs Fred Brink plan to return to Barre from Stowe, where he managed Lance and Drew farm. Brink residuals include severe frostbite injuries to both hands last winter, delaying workshop work.
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Abbott
J. D. Waterman
Micy Dora
Delaney
Burlington
James T. Marrion
Franklin Street
H.W. Heath
Plainfield
Goddard Summary
Kamp Kill Kare
St. Albans
Auction and notices from Barre include cattle sale and wedding
A Barre notices column lists an auction by C F Smith featuring Jersey cattle and home goods at North Randolph Gulf Road, with a parallel note on a diet and electric specialist Miss Martha Calef-White appearing at Miss Canning's Pallet Parlor on dune 2. It also reports the marriage of Miss Marjorie Lamson Morse to Alexander R McGregor in Whittier on June 20, with plans to reside in Rivera, California.
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Martha Calef-White
Clark
North Randolph
Gulf Road
C. F. Smith
Marjorie Lamson Morse
Walter F. Morse
Whittier, I
Alexander R. McGregor
Whittier
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