Talk of the Town and Local Notes from Barre and Plainfield
Neapolitan ice cream bricks and pints offered at Barre Drug Co with mentions of Harpar Brothers salesmen from New York. Local visitors Mrs. AC. M. Hawes and Mrs. Nelle Bianchi in Plainfield. Odd Lauties urged to register for Graney lteville trip. Miss Josephine Fontana to help Holmes bakery for a month. Salvation Army services announced. Private Louis Marchetti returns from overseas service, details of his unit, furlough, and plans to relocate to Waterville, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Deng Co. B
Forsted
D. F. Fowler
Harpar Brothers
Pointe New York
Burlington
AC. M. Hawes
Pearl Street
Nelle Bianchi
Barre City Hospital
Plainfeld
Graneylteville
Nellie Bianchi
Josephine Fontana
Summer Street
Holmes
Salvation Army
Louis Marchetti
New York City
New York
Marchetti
Army of Occupation
Germany
Italy
Lakcea
Motor Corps
Advanced Potition
Barre
Waterville
Barrett Drug Dr Chandler Assigned As Odd Ladies Parade
Barre Drug Co hosts a homecoming fund drive in the Aldrich building waiting room. A single volunteer receptionist issues receipts for gifts as contributions grow to support soldiers and sailors hosted by the city on July 4. Annette Portier, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Portier, died yesterday at home from diarrhea and whooping cough. She would have turned four next September 11. Survived by parents and four siblings Leo Wilfred Freda and Irene. Funeral set for 3 pm tomorrow at St Monica Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Drug Co
Chandler
Aldrich
Annette
Joseph Portier
Beckley Street
Graniteville Inn Hosts Special Chicken Dinner Sunday
The Williamstown Inn offers a special chicken dinner this Sunday from 12:50 to 2 PM. Price per plate is set, with dine-in service available. Proceeds or details not specified in the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown Inn
Ady
Weather and local notices fill Barre day pages
The Barre Daily Times reports fair and warmer conditions, local events include ice cream promotions at Barra Drug, a Boston trip for Gregware, a Howland hall dance with Gilbertson’s orchestra, campus news from Goddard and Montpelier seminaries, and community updates on street work, travel plans, and a parade for veterans.
Thanks for support at loss of our darling baby
We express our gratitude to all who assisted us during the lines and death of our dear baby. Thanks for sympathy cards and flowers from Mr and Mrs W H Ward and Clarence Ward. Special communication of Granite Lodge No 35 F and A M Sunday June 9 at 1 pm for attending the funeral of our late brother Allan. Clan Gordon No 12 holds a meeting Sunday June 28 at 1 pm in Clan Gordon hall to attend the funeral of our late brother Oliver Allan. Clansmen wear white gloves and badges. Chief Charles Loch, Secretary James W Clubb. Cherry ice cream at our store is pro‑claimed a sweet. Try Barre Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregware
Boston
Barre
Deg Co
Paris
Eva Smith
Summer Street
Freee High School
Caspian Lake
Greensboro
Catherine Sullivan
Cliff Street
Sugar Will, N.hs
A. M. Batchelder
Fairview Street
Elizabeth Lagure
Morse Block
Burlington
H. F. Cutler & Son
Goddard Seminary
James Hillie
Aaron Richardson
John Richardson
Washington
Greensboro Pond
Lawrence L. Wari
W. H. Ward
Kirk Street
J.B. Reardon
Elmwood Cemetery
Hal Drew
Chicago
American Orteopathle Association
Lumbus
Columbus
Aympathy
Mra. W. Ho Ward
Clarence Ward
Granite Lodge
Juste
Apes
Allan
Clan Gordon
Mir
Brother Ouive Alinn
Charles Loel
James W. Clubb
Local notes from St Albans and environs yesterday
A jumble of social and business updates from the St Albans Swanton area. Tomasi and Frank Miano were in town, Arthur Macneil plans a Boston trip, Mrs Douglass celebrated a golden anniversary, and Bancraft left Barre for Mansfield. Brookside Community club met with 63 attendees and elected officers while lists of readings and entertainments were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tomasi
St. Albans
Swanton
Macrabees
Harmon Review
Frank Miano
Down Town
Milers
City
Orange
Arthur Macneil
Adams Company
Boston
Quincy, Massy
Loyd” Macneil
Meredith Bay
Lake Winnepesaakee
N. H
Macneil
Will
A. RB. Douglass
East ‘Orn Avenue
Stowe
Brookside Community Lab
Andrew Johnson
Stanley Marsh
J. E. Mitchell
Eli Boutwell
Mia. Mitchell
Montpelier Teachers See Several Leave Montler Seminary
Montpelier reports indicate several Montler seminary teachers will not return next year. Elocution teacher Miss Mifred Raymore plans to go to Boston University. Miss Clara Hob sow hopes to return if healthy. Mixx Marion fickford to Lyndonville. Prof. William Maiden not returning. Prof. Witliam indicates stronger intent to return. Miss Hadley may return. Miss Ruth Prentise does not. Some debate over Miss Ethel Bush remaining with the model school as part of teacher training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montler Seminary
Mifred Raymore
Boston University
Clara Hobsow
Mixx Marion
Fickford
Lyndonville
William
T. Maiden
Witliam
Hadley
Ruth Prentise
Ethel Bush
Model School
State Board of Exuosition
Sudie Roberts
Pirst Avenue O
Montpelier City Court
Ergelty
P. J. McAvoy
Edmund Plympton
Clinton, Masy
Berlin
Elmer Hunting
Alles Belville
M. B. Hillo
Milwaukee
Wik
American Educational Association
Dewey Park
George McMaster
Lae Anlak
Cal
A. Lang
McMaster
New Brunswick
Montpelier
Bridge
Morthay
John FE
Wack
Middlebury
Dimeter
Board of Control
Wooks
Waterbury
A. Pattee
Vermal Guard
William Lindsay
Aew Streen
Ryland Talaey
France
Troops Arrive in New York from French Ports
Nearly 7,500 troops arrived today in New York from French ports. The Atlus from St Nazaire carried 3 43 soldiers, followed by the Santa Paula from St Nazaire with 2,003, and the Santa Rosa from Bordeaux with 1,961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlus
St. Nazaire
the Arbor
Bordeaux
Local Williamstown couples wed in Graniteville church
Henry J. Hebert son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hebert and Miss Lora R Wilfore daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Wilfore both of Williamstown were married by Rev Fr Perigeat of Graniteville at 11 45 a m The bride Miss Wilfore a Williamstown high school graduate will work as clerk in the R S and the groom has bought his fathers farm at Colby and they will reside there The town sends best wishes to the newlyweds and there are notes of other local happenings including school events and community notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graniteville
Henry J. Hebert
Charles Hebert
Lora R. Wilfore
John B. Wilfore
Williamstown
Perigeat
Ruby E. Wilfore
Arthur Mebert
Wroom
Miss Wilfore
Williamstown High School
Colby Arm
Eliza
Isham
Burlington
Mina Brown
See
Maes
Tively
Goddard
LD Gale
Charles A. Gale
Hutland
Mota McKee
Tuhnssets
Orwell
le M.leance
Willametown
King's Daughters Convene at Woodstock Meeting
About 70 delegates attended the Sith convention of King's Daughters in Woodstock which opened Thursday evening. Reports of officers and regional orders were read, with William H. Teffrey state probation officer as chief speaker. Officers were elected including president Martha Dana Clark, vice president Horaee Slayton, recording secretary Jeanie Brailey, corresponding secretary J A Stacy, treasurer L J Burke, auditor BE Ty Harowood, and representative L A Gibte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
King's Daughters
William H. Teffrey
A. H. Rublee
J. Albins
Jennie E. Brailey
Brandon
Mies Elizabeth KE
Sessiane Spoie
Cornel
Lary J. Burke
Bennington
Martha Dana Clark
Horaee Slayton
Mra
J. A. Stacy
White River Junction
Jeanie &. Brailey
Benningtons
L. J. Burke
BE. Ty Harowood
Bennnington
L. A. Gibte
Detroit and St Louis tumble in Friday baseball slate
In Friday American League action Detroit beat eee 6 to 1 while St Louis and Chicago each posted wins. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 5 to 1 as Pittsburgh and Brooklyn moved forward in split results.
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Detroit
St. Louie
Chicago
Chica
Bt. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland KS
St. Louis
Boston
Washington
Chiega
Philadelphie
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Scampini
Onter
Margaret Carson
Beckley Hill
John Angwin
Carson
Fall River
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Edwin Keast
J. Angin
EO. Allen
Faward Ke
Kelly
Dube
Mont
Pelier Seminary
Union Day Goods CO
Tor
Union Dry Goods Company
Hebert Wilfore
Graniteville Church
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Uncle Samm
Leah Bernath
You Coward
Guy Savage
Jean de Pre
Marion Bisbee
the Reveille
Bisbee
Alice Binhoo
Nohuels
Martin W
Chater
Locke
M. Ebchareh
Hatt
Marion Baten
Alice Bixbee
Em Graves
Claise Robinson
Beulah Moulton
Giry Sowvage
Marie Berrith
Yong Folks
Clara Ferrin
Florence
Lillian Whitcomb
Marlon Roce Neill
Clif Everett Joslyn
Randelply
Mr. Allen
Vermont
We and Girl
Chk
Yover
Ees
Guernsey
D.H. Skinner
Elsie M. Long
Mise Fi
Joslyn
Fuyston
Everett Wallis
Pb.ob
Sey Aers
Mary and
Fredricks
George W. Wallis
William O'Brien
G. W. Wallis
Pittman Chi Sereien Behwol
Douging Barre
L. Bawek
Waltrese
Griswold Motel
New London
Coan
Farrell
Boyce
East Street
E. E. Clarkson & CO
Columbia
Giand Records
Cal A. Lamorey Clothing Co
Smd
Are
Horlick
Wallace Reid
Mike Moran
Beering Post
Abe Billy Parsons
Reynolds
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