TALK OF THE TOWN. Boston visitor and local notices
Charles Zanleoni of Boston is in the city on business. J O Beckley traveled to Macshfield on business. Willian Ehoeskine leaves for an area where he will work. Granite Lodge No 5 VI A M holds a special communication Friday at 7 pm with MM degree and refreshments. Hiawa No 20 I O O F Crane meeting. Ongoing officer attendance and visitors from several districts. Par order Geo F Quigley Grand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zanleoni
Boston
J. O Beckley
Macshfield
Willian Ehoeskine
Granite Lodge
No. 5
Justees
Ad Hiawa No
Oon
Ficers
Te Ee
Tance
Geo
F. Quigley
Mote ‘Grand
Fitts
J. Ward Carver
Attilio Udergo
Harbor
John Zolen
Canada
H. B. Cummings
Randolph
Yeaterday
Tingrey Tracey
Groton
Jotn Halliday
Northfield
Shiv
Homer Fitts
Moston
Denced Howe
Perry's
We Quality
Theatorium
Samson Galatia
Pitts
Ernesto Malmti
New York
Wilay
T. C. Canon
Bethel
Smith & Cuminge
E.W. Bisbee
City
Burr
Fred Gowe
Essex Junction
Fresh Fish Goods For Lent Season Sale
The lenten season begins as we offer best fresh salt smoked and canned fish. Our stock includes salt herring kits sold for cash salt mackerel kippered herring and finnan haddies oysters and clams. Fresh eyes per dozen. We carry a full line of freshwater and saltwater fish.
Fancy Stationery at The Jewelers Window
O. J. Dodge of The Jewelers in Barre Vermont announces a display of Fancy Box papers in the window. He calls the line exceptionally good values and invites customers to view the stylish stationery.
Montpelier Social and Local Notes Fill a Busy Weekend
Names and movements fill a page of local life from visits in Montreal and Bonny, to reentries in Plainfield. Reports cover health, moves, and a Silver Leaf Circle meeting, with musical festivity in East Montpelier and a Washington trip roll call for married members. Millstone Lodge hosts a family gathering with children providing the vegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales Smith
T. D. Hylan
New Hampshire
Ida Smith
Washington
Millstone Lodge
Note Mc Whitecar Led Last Season in The Mummy and the Humming Bird
Note Mc Whitecar played the leading part last season in The Mummy and the Humming Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc. Whitecar
Talk of the Town items and events
News brief style itemization notes various local goings on including visits to Boston and Canada, market offerings, theater showings, church quartet events, and community club notices through midweek. Also mentions an automobile show, basketball team games, and a whist party with admission details.
Flower and Tree Species in Philippine Forests
Herbarium sheets show 1,100 tree species in the Philippine Islands with expectations to rise to about 1,800. Timber lands are government property under the bureau of forestry. The southern Appalachian region including the Alleghany ranges was a chief source of white oak and its greatest commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
Oxford College Largest University With Twenty One Colleges
The text notes Oxford as the largest university with twenty one colleges and five others. It mentions London county council schools housing 721,078 children and an average attendance around twenty two percent. Abyssinian male children over twelve must attend schools and the state funds education while many schools are being built. An apparent rise of about twenty five percent in salaries for University of Chicago teachers was approved, adding three thousand dollars to the salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
London County Council
University of Chicago
University Board of Trustees
Weather and city notices churn with a busy day
Weuthar predicts rain and cooler tonight. Various locals travel to cities for work and events. Local shops advertise wares and services while social and club notices set upcoming dances and meetings. A sale headlines wholesale prices and a charity-like push to clear stock.
Vermont Horse Statistics Reveals Farm Anecdotes
March 12 report from St Albans notes Vermont horse data including total value and price per animal. The document cites figures for head counts, value per horse, and average price per head, reflecting agricultural statistics from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Albins
Fraut
Hurtin
Vermont
Pet Bowd
Mit
Enid Inabie
Avery
The Royal Box and Royal Tastes in Europe
Report mentions Emperor William paying Opera costs of a million dollars last year and the Prince of Wales planning a trip to Quebec in August for the city’s 300th anniversary. Notes Queen Wilhelmina’s fondness for chocolate and dairy treats, plus a Venice holiday anecdote about crowds and boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
London
Prince of Wales
Quebec
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Gertle
Venice
Bertlin
Domtcher
Seven Public Bequests in Ballard Will for Church and School
The will of Melen M Ballard lists bequests to a church and school and to charity. A Burke county probate notice notes the will was admitted yesterday with named legatees including a Women’s Aid Society and a national continuation of Chicago. Amounts and beneficiaries are partially legible, including funds to Belt Like City Utah and New West Kalven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Melen M. Ballard
Aarlington
Mand
Halch
Burtlaygtott
Tohanl
Utah
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Homer Fitts Company
Talk OF
TOWN
O. J. Dodge
the Jewelers
Barre, Vt
John Cray
William Smith
Montreal
Charles A. Clark
Geraldus Knapp
Bonn
East Barre
Beenie Coth Nen Viet
Horace Woodward
Priper
Leon Hutchine
Bia
Herbert Hutchins
Littlejohn
Silver Leaf Circle
A. C. Dickey
Marion
East Montpelier
Murray Cutler
Montpelier
Herestes
Minar
Minned
Dagar
Haleps
Pratt
Wolmierville
Hoayy Team
Severn
Ts . Inquire
AL Dwineil & Son
East Gani
BRE
IRB
Jules Es Murry
Whitecar
Kenaroke’s
Quartette Aml Ehoral Choir
Baptist Church
W. C. Kidder
Remm
Godiant and Spaulding
Basketbell Tearoa
Ladies of the Maccabees
Ce Ue
Slovatisas Reat
Ibhage Ia
Fe Clan Orden
College and School
the Barre Daily
TIMES
Weuthar
Locel Mappenings
John Imlay
Salem
Mase
Vowe
Ingen
Nordatjeriany Dans
Lordags
Spaulding Girls
Goddard Igtis
Sacuniay Int
Chawk
Street Igen
Land of the
Howe
Lhildren
Perry
Chan Gordon
Carson
Ayers Street
Priday
Andrew McKennle
Howse
Wilson Cemetery
Gilbertson
North Mont- Velier
Cors
Mears
Butte
Byron
North Montpelier
Wiehlngtos
Narragton
Ed de Hheldan
A. A. South & Brother
Aman Lian
Kal Barre
Mall Atrort
Ianont
Farm Antinais
the Royal Box
People's Shoestoi Store
Barre
Ingalle, Mer
No. Main St
Flages Wonderland Moving Picture Company
Hale's Pavilion
Santa Claus
Mrs. Gay
Hace
Sacramento
WM. Robertson
Ila Batchelder
D. W.plage
Mar
Teatorim
Onita
Dixie
Currier Building
Veale & Knight
New England
Union Telephone
North Main St
Grimm
Foster and
Warner
C. W. Averill & CO
Bright
E. A. Drown
Nat'l Bank
Dunham
Earl S. Shepard
North Main Street
Borre, Verment
Laxena
D. F. Davis, “the Druggist
Barre, Vermont
Ladies
Cravenettes
Main and
Pearl Sts
L. M. Averill
Averill Building
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