Recitals by Miss Spaulding pupils delight audience
Yesterday afternoon and evening the annual recitals by Miss Blanche Spaulding’s pupils filled the Conational church vestry. Miss Mary Bishop read in both sessions. The list of performers includes Kathryn Bruyn Ethel Woodrunt Winifred McHugo Hyelyn Ladd Evelyn Long Bertha Bjorn Shili Ana Bjorn Marjorie Perry Beatrice Verity Gracelyn Robinson Leone Reynolds Ike Reed Antoinette Ladrie Teenie Downs Esther Shaver Irene Benevides Paul Lane Madeline Gladding Ladd Gladys Rowell Mildredlander Eva Bradbury Marion Martin Cleore Reynolds Marion Jones Isobel seats Robert Kynoch Mary Bishopyn Arisa Reese Craucksham Frenne Passera Eva Shaw Albra Leslie Morothy Shaw Mary Hoban Margaret Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Spaulding
Mary Bishop
Kathryn Bruyn
Ethel Woodrnnt
Winifred McHugo
Hyélyn Ladd
Evelyn Long
Bertha Bjorn
Shiliana Bjorn
Marjorie Perry
Beatrice Verity
Gracelyn Robinson
Leone Reynolds
Ikce Reed
Antoinette Ladrie
Teenie Downs
Esther Shaver
Irene Benevides
Paul Lane
Madeline Gladding
An Ladd
Gladys Rowell
Mildredlander
Eiva Bradbury
Marion Martin Cleore Reynolds
Marion Jones
Isobel
Robert Kynoch
Mary Bishohyn Arisa
Reese Craucksham
Frenne
Passera
Eva Shaw
Albra Leslie
Morethy Shaw
Mary Hoban
Margaret Woodruff
Partly Woman Demands Arrested Man for Missing Husband
A Portly Woman forces entry to a police station and insists on bringing out a man described as having a blank mind. The exchange mentions a missing husband Henry, a line about a composer of musical music, and Browning's Magazine as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Henry
Puck
Browning
Ireland Rebellion Sympathy Meeting Planned in RK
A meeting in RK is called for Thursday, June 20, to raise funds for families of Irish rebels who suffered killings and imprisonments. A short musical program accompanies the appeal for aid and charity as supporters gather to back those affected by the conflict. A separate note records a central labor union meeting in Barre at Nichola' Nock Hall, June 40, 7:30 PM, requiring delegate attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Learth
America
Wilson
Gir
Adv
Central Labor Union of
Barre and Virinit
Carpenters’ Hall
Nichola’ Nock
Angus McDonald
Picnic in Minard's Woods Draws Large Attendance
Five hundred people planned to attend the Orange-Washington picnic on Saturday in Minard's woods Orange. Everyone was urged to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard’s
Orange
Expo to Montreal and local notices brighten town page
Local items report a Montreal excursion set for July 4 and various visitors in the city, including Charles Howland and John Magnat. Classifieds advertise shoes and flowers for funerals, a Holden ball dance, factory ads, and public notices on flower lists and memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Pant
Montreal
Burlington
Luther Baraw
Ax & Business
Chelsea
Holden Ball
Middlesex
Bartlett
Ableratea
Vermont
Trucking & Siles Co
Safety first for the Fourth of July warnings
The fire department warns merchants and property owners to remove turrets boxes and inflammable materials from premises. Keep hay and bolt doors and windows secure. Fire Chief Carpenter urges not to light fires on paving to prevent hazards.
New Summer Dress Line Showcased With Cool Materials
A local shop advertises warm weather goods featuring cool summer dresses in voices and muslins in season’s best styles. It highlights colored linen dresses and a value line of children’s gingham school and play dresses at 79 cents each, emphasizing material prices.
Shirt Waists and Skirts Offer Latest Models
This notice highlights new shirt waists and skirts, noting weather needs and values. It mentions Fern Walat natural jean waists in sealed slips, quality construction, and a price of $1.00, claiming to compare with higher priced rivals and offering the latest models.
Ladies Tailored Suits Clean-Up Sale Announcement
The ad promotes a clearance of women’s suits from a past sale, with suits formerly selling at 25 to 30 dollars now priced around 10 to 20 dollars. White Wash Skirts shrink pre-cut cloth, offered in popular styles at low prices. Limited lots include suits that sold at 25 to 30 dollars now 20 dollars each, while stocks last.
Misses Wash Suits and Summer Goode at Yard Prices
A catalog of wash suits and light fabrics offered at reduced yard prices. Includes Prusurance Cloth 27 inches wide at 20 cents per yard, Galatea yarn dyed fabrics, reception veils in patterns, and Forty-five inch linens in natural and assorted colors. Ends with reference to ready stock in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reper
Renfrew
Devonshiry
Copenhagen
Awning Stripes in Various Fabrics and Prices
A summary of fabric stripes offered in multiple weights and finishes. Items include Percaloe at 1246 per yard, Linen Effects at 25e per yard, Serpentine Crepe a heat seller at 1 S¢ per yard, Linen Finish at 39e¢, ae Silks yard wide at 69¢, Strinch Silver Weems Mohair Cloth at $1.00 per yard. Parcel post shipping offered.
Fourth of July events brighten Barre page
Town notices advertise a July 4 celebration at Calc Domla park with field day events, contests, and prizes. The Bonarford Football Club backs the outing with funds, Carroll’s Orchestra plays, and a special train from Barre is arranged.
Excursion to Montreal and local events noted in June
A slice of June activity reports excursions to Montreal on July 3 and 4, shopping at Abbott's and Shea's Shop Stores with footwear at 81.55 a pair, and a Drink relief fund meeting featuring Jamen Kenneth at the K of C Austin. Also listed are travel plans, deceased relatives in Syracuse, and daily movements of residents including Raymond Cave, Miss Rute Fiske, Mrs. T. S. Towers, and others in Burlington area society news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Montreal
Shea's
Jamen Kenneth
Austin
Macneil
Syracuse
N.Y
Raymond Cave
North Hero
Camp
Abnaki
Mies Rute Fiske
Storkbridg
Mra. T. S. Towers
Richmond
Pene
Mra
Ward Carver
Tremont Street
Charles J. Northrop
Merchant Trent
James McNabb
Goddard Seminary
Cit
Paterson
Nod
Agnes
Minnie McAllen
J. Gilland
Raat Barre
Old Orchard
Brooks
Initlington
G. H. Love
Fortathan Allen
Queen City
Brookfeld
Thetford
Brookfield
Diay
Burlington
Excursion to Montreal and local visits described
A Rochester era clipping details several residents' movements and visits. Bee George Colby of Williamstown seen in Montreal business circles. Frank Coleman returned from East Barre. Ljoberg headed to Red Granite Wisconsin for work. Mrs BR Ry Nelson of Boston arrives to visit sister Carrie White. George W. Parka returns from Boston with wife in attendance. Francis Havey travels on behalf of Grand Union Tea Co to Woodville. George L. Morris completes a summer cottage at Woodbury Lake. Mr and Mrs Harold Perry wedding tour through several New England states by auto. Thomas Gibbons ferries a horse to Barre for training. Mrs Doh Papin returns from Plattsburgh due to matriarchal illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
George Colby
Williamstown
Frank Coleman
A. Coleman
East Barre
Cani Tbe
Ljoberg
Red Granite
Wis
BR. Ry Nelson
Boston
Mass
Carrie M. White
North Main Street
George W. Parka
Barre
Vivinity
Albert Parka
Hyde Park
Francis Havey
Berlin Street
Grand Union Tea Co
Woodaville Noh
Inter Jtat
The
Tea Company
George L. Morris
Averill Street
Woodbury Lake
A. G. Nelson
Mexris
Woodbury
Harold Perry
Painteld
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Thomas Gibbons
White River Junction
Harry Britten
Brownell
Britain
Doh Papin
Raleter Avenue
Plattsburg
Mra Michael Harte
Williamstown Community Notes Brighten Local Week
Mr and Mrs R G Fuller of Troy visit Ernest Hutchinson and family. The male chorus plans a July 3 meeting with Alden Hy Jen-Jett and a rescheduled band concert to Saturday evening. Ruth Bruce visits St Albans for two weeks. Audubon Society charts arrive for bird study at the library. Mrs Covell’s class plans a Washington trip for the play Rebecca's Triumph. Universalist ladies circle officers elected. Brookfield library visits discuss cataloging and circulation. Frank A Brockway arrives home on ten day furlough aboard the Alabama. William F Randall attends funeral in St Johnsbury for his mother Mrs A M Randall. return expected Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.G. Fuller
Troy
Ernest Hutchinson
Fuller
Alden Hy Jen- Jett
W. Cram
Mire Ruth Bruce
St Albane
Lbrary
Audubon Society of Boston
St. Johnsbury
A. M. Randall
Illustrated talk on Bradil at Graniteville church
Rev J Piani will lecture on Bradil at the Presbyterian church next Friday evening at 7:20. All are welcome to attend as part of the church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradil
J. Piani
Presbyterian Church
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B. W. Hooker & Company
Hoosier
Drown
Colin
Houghton & Robins
Talk OF
the Town
Lillian Feattie
Intervale
N. H
B. J. Fayette
Vermont Fruit Co
Waterbury
Reid Nevertt
Nashua
Misa Alice Tabor
Adolph Lane
Highland Avenue
L. FE. Hewitt
Lewiston
Concord
South Main Street
John KE. Ladoan
Pantic Lake
Canada
Baltimore
Charles Zanleoni
Albany Business ‘College
Raste
Charlee Zanleon
Michael Murphy
Graniteville Aa
Theatay
A. McDonald
Little MacDonald
John Murphy
King Bagergott
Patterson
News
Star
Carmen Phillipe
Betty Compton
Lee Moran
Eddie Lyone
Barre Board of Trade
Marshfield
City Square
Ernest Thompson
Fort Ethan Allen
Thompson
Texas
Springfeld
Hardwick
Exerete
Winnetta Council
Pocahontas
Enue cl
Alexander Ross
Great Sachem
Lermond
NE Avery
Pocahonta
Rd, Carpenter
United Fruit T
A. P. Abbott CO
A. P, Abbott CO
Penson
Vaughan's
Giind
K. of
Hall
Tin'vlork
Mina Mayjorie Bond
Kaxes
Lucy Bond
Mise Helen Brown
Rare
George Mclean
Rouseville
Twothy Doyle
Ehireh
Cone
Augustine Lakoelelle
Yeeterday
University of Vermont
Cam
Phi Beta Kappa Key
Alpha Xi Delta
Bonarford Football Club
Calcdomla Park
Carroll
Graniteville
Escnrsinn
Smith & Cumings Co
F. D. Ladd Company
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