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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1914
Page
5
W H Messer of Orange Street, after a few days in Barre on business, returned today to Fairlee where he is in camp for a few weeks with Mrs Messer and daughter Miss Annie Messer.
A local notice lists the altar guild gathering at the Church of the Good Shepherd this evening at 7 30 and Mrs Wetmore with Mrs Shephee hosting the Over the Teacupa club on Thursday at Mrs K J Smiths home. Various social mentions include Mrs Lund traveling to Northfield and several families sending flowers for Edwin Vealer Pillows funeral.
F. Passeboi, recently in Burlington, arrived in Barre last night for a several day visit. Barber shops in Barre affiliated with the tonsorial union will remain open next Friday night until 1 o clock and close the following day at noon.
Munsing underwear at Abbott's. Raymond J ee of Averill street has been visiting Springfield Massachusetts and returned home. Ada M. Fitts of Boston, guest of the Tilden family, left for Northfield and Bethel before heading to her summer home in Haver. Stephen M. Dringell of St. Albans, Central Vermont rail agent, discussed fares around July 4 and returned to St. Albans. Charles Bergerman, former Barre resident, now at Hanover Inn, visited here. Waugh from McDonald Derling nuptials returned to St. Albans. High School graduate Smith called on friends in Harve before summer in South Ryegate. Police prepare for the Fourth with extra officers and refuse signs near hospitals. sale of fireworks limited by city council hours.
A white Bedford cord skirt is offered at 1.26 dollars. The garment features a simple plain style and is described as very good in quality.
In South Barre, Charles Leslie sold the smithy at 10 South Main Street near the town stables to Henry Watt of South Barre. Leslie exits after eight years, dedicating full time to teaming with a small farm on Allen Street. Watt plans general blacksmithing, horseshoeing and wheel work.
An old fashioned bellows organ, likely by Nichols Williams & Co, is shown in Hooker & Co. furniture display. The instrument, nearly priceless, has not been tuned since 1905 and bears the inscription Wiser Vermant, Bipink, with the maker's name on the wood. Mrs. George S. Nye owns it as part of a local collection.
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