Pierce divorce finalized in Montpelier court ruling
In Montpelier the Pierce divorce case end of March term was disposed by Judge Butler. The court granted the petition for divorce from James A. Pierce and awarded custody of an adopted child with the farm and household goods free of encumbrance. Contempt proceedings against the defendant were dismissed. The couple were residents of Warren.
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Pierce
Sludge Butler
Mart
James A. Pierce
Althony
Warren
A Floral Exhibit Opens At Barre Woman's Club
A first floral exhibit by the Barre Woman's Club civic department opened Thursday afternoon in the Church Street Schoolhouse. Peonies and rare blooms were displayed in a large room, with judges William Greig and James Lovie examining many specimens. Exhibits included loans from Mrs Nye of North Montpelier and others. awards covered multiple peony varieties and other flowers.
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Civic Department
Barre Woman's Club
Church Street
Aries
Timie
William Greig
James Lovie
D. ©. Jarvis
Mra
Norman J. Morrison
Nye
North Montpelier
Robinsoon
Beckett
Seaver
Williamstown
Montreal
He Civic Department
Seaaudit
White
Ist
William Nye
H. W. Scott
Richindyon Street
Alexander Duncan
East Street
Kiam Nya
Bert An
Elmer Taft
William
Willam Nye
Paul Leavitt
Arthur D. Young
A.J. Baldwin
Washington Street
William Smith
Patterson Street
A. P. Abbott
Jad
H. L. Harrington
Eastern Ave
Talk of the Town Rummage Sale at Unitarian vestry
Rummage sale and food sale held in the vestry of the Universalist church with low prices on hats, flowers, fancies, and ribbons to clear space for new stock. Community notices include residents traveling for work, visits, and vacations, plus Knights of Birmingham event attendance and local commutes.
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Anna Carroll
Herbert Mcfine
New Haven
Conn
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person possibly named von Sala wei Den and a driver, with references to a state, a parade or term, and an address. Details are unclear, making concrete facts uncertain.
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von Sala Wei den
Oreker
Footwear sales urge Independence Day prep at People's Shoe
Saturday shoppers are urged to prepare for Independence Day by buying footwear at the People's Shoe store. Mrs Maude Little has returned to Barre for the summer after months with relatives in Homestead Florida. Charles Zanleoni Jr arrived in the city to visit his North Main Street home after attending a business college in Albany. The elderly Charlee Whitney remains slowly improving at City hospital ten days after a heart event. Whitney had hoped to spend the summer with Montpelier road acquaintances.
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Montreal
W. E. Marble
Williamstown
Universalist Church
A. Crown
Borbe
Glenn McAllister
Williama
Lyesterday
Nelson Sanborn
Plainsfield
Boston
Vicinity
J. McMurmy
Lennoxville
H. Graves
Washington Street
Sall
People’s Shoe Store
Marion Taylor
North Main Street
Barre
Woodsville
N. H
J. N. Corviie
Danville
PC. Owen
Roston
Tremont Street
Ot J. Dushner
Sher Po
Hobart H. Newell
Massachusetts School of Seeeuehey
Cunhman & Ward
Charles Rilesoni
High Holborn Street
Best
F. Hi. Abbott
County Agricultural
Arlingston
Univ of Vermont
Mre. Abbott
Burlington
Vermont Trucking & Salew Co
Dora Wing
Mont Te Cooromi
N. Ho
Mra Ing
Mra
Elizabeth Hathaway
Barre Club
Montpelier
William Johnson
Freeland
J. Freatenil
Daniel
Walsh
Alex Milne
Peter Brown
EH. Brown
J. R. Hutchinson
J. Reid
A. Abbott
John Logie
Dr McMillan
J.stewart
D. Stewart
J. Comelli
George H. Wilder
Randolph
Terbury
Waterbury
Mont Plier
Wilder
Main Street
Fred Inglie
Clark Street
Paul Simonton
Park Theatre
People's Shoe Store
Maude Little
Homestead
Fls
Charles Zanleoni, Jr
Albany
North Main
Charlee Whitney
Depot
Mr. Whitney
Montpelier Road
Berre
Rummage sale and footwear purchases at church vestry
A rummage sale is planned in the vestry of the Universalist church Saturday evening with footwear purchases for the occasion at the People's Shop. Ernest Letourneau and Mrs. Letourneau return from a visit to Sherbrooke Quebec and Letourneau has reopened his restaurant on North Main Street. The Sullivan Machinery Co Barre branch moves from Worthen block basement to a room above F D Ladri Co store in the Wood block, under Manager George Murray. The branch had occupied the Worthen block for eight years and was formerly in the Barre Athletic Club space.
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the Universalist Church
People's Shop
Ernest Letourneau
Letourneau
Sherbrooke
T. Q
North Main Street
Sullivan Machinery Cas Barre
Worthen
F. D. Ladit ‘Co
Wood Block
George Murray
Too
Worthen Block
Barre Athletic Elit
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Frank McWhorter
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Wondsville
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