Talk of the Town items from Abbott's pavilion and local moves
A flood of short notes covers Abbott's pavilion events and local trips. Citizens including Pritomena Daduvla and John G. McLaod travel to Groton and nearby towns for business and visits while performers and concerts draw crowds at the pavilion and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Landora
Pritomena Daduvla
Thalyy
Groton
Pilin
Gerhardt
Northfelt
Astieg Carroll
Cranbedge Junction
John G. McLaod
COW
Perry
Maewlchedd
Buatnesiota
Parry
Joneph
Memutt
Alexander
Hoston
Taro curtains sale and varied local notices prompt crowd
Local notices detail Abbott’s taro curtain sale and Vaughan’s pair special, with scattered items about Perry visiting Cabot and Merotown, a theater showing The Unwritten Law, church events, and a Barre farm sale listing features, acreage, buildings, and contact details for the Cate Real Estate Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott's
Goteets
Vaughan's
Fim
Mascot
CL Wi
Perry
Cabot
HE. Catto
FP. Gysoni
G. Abbiatti
E. Portulupi
Toston
Fio
Peed & Catts
Union Clothing
Tonsilitin
William Robertson
Barres Serch
1 Ment Baptist Church
Young People's Society
Valley
Flagg’s
The
First Baptist Church
Chester Makeley
Jmebmonia
Hungarian hospital incident sparks reform debate
A Hungarian visitor at Proctor recounts hospital rigidity in handling a patient who wandered from his ward. Staff forcibly bathed him after a dispute mistaken for obstinacy, then dressed him in clean nightwear and tucked him in. An aboard observer noted a shift in attire as the man was later returned to his brother in Newfoundland. Also mentioned are Newfoundland lakes and a rare fish in Derwentwater, England, said never to be caught alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Alwenes
al Owas
Derwentwater
England
Tarring and Feathering in Medieval Punishment Debated
Fragmentary note traces tarring and feathering as a punishment for theft. Mentions connections to the Crusades era in England and France, with unclear references to dates and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Radium Action on Glass Porcelain and Paper
Radium affects chemical constituents of glass porcelain and paper turning them to a violet hue as described in early notes on radium reactions.
Daylight Store promises to weather strike with low prices
Ia A. P. Abbott & Co. recalls arriving in Barre sixteen years ago during a strike and vows to repeat successful business. They pledge ample goods, steady supply, and low prices to serve customers if the current strike lasts as long as before, inviting readers to see their offerings.
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Barre
Lace Curtains Sale Attracts Window Shoppers
Several Nottingham lace curtains in new patterns on display. 650 grade at 49 cents per pair, 5596 grade at 59 cents, 870 Pride at 65 cents, 15 grade at 1.19 dollars per pair. Small lots include 81.08 curtains at 61.49 and 3.00 ones at 9.98, limited ten days.
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Nottingham
Nottingham Lane
Couch Covers Offer From Local Mill Outlet
Thin text describes affordable couch covers offered at low prices sourced directly from a mill. Includes Roman striped and conch patterns in red and green with gold stripe, priced around 1.19 to 1.35, plus heavy tapestry covers at 2.75 and other patterns at 2.98 4.50 and 5.75. No silks available.
Curtain Goods Display with New Window Fabrics
Curta in goods shown in shop windows feature Persian pattern prints with borders suitable for mail or living room curtains. Prices start at 15 cents per yard with green ground Mas drase sash curtains, Silkoliney cash curtains, and a featured pattern priced at 47 1/2 cents per yard.
Local Notes From Montpelier And Barre Community
A. P. Abbott & Co. J. G. Pike and family return from Maine. Miss Annie Tibbets at home from Montpelier seminary. Mike Alice Blodgett back from Barre schoolwork for two weeks. The Orvis Witts visit Friday with Ernest Bilian. Julia Blodgett, Gracen tier, and Frances Kent leave the city at month end for a vacation. Dean W. Blodgett returns from New York Washington to attend LO G T Cabot lodge anniversary, then back Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tibbets
Montpelier Seminary
Mike Alice Blodgett
Barre
Mise
Julia Blodgett
Gracentier
Frances Kent
New York
Washington, D. C
Dean W. Blodgett
St. Johnsbury
LO. G. T
Cabot On
Williamtown Ladies Hold Annual Sugar Social at Town Hall
The Will Improvement society hosted a sugar social with a large turnout and a fine time. Attendees enjoyed a parade of events and a regular meeting was held at Mrs. Poland's home with E. W. Bemis presiding.
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Poland
E. W. Bemis
Local Notes From Vermont Towns Across A Busy Week
WOLCOTT FP. B. Jackson was in Stowe Thott Li C. Challsens in Craftsbury Tues Arthur Ballard was in town Wednew Tiert Hubbard is working for T. Ar uckle. i RF a Parker was in Morrisville Wed sronnia, ss French war in Ryegate ta the last Vh the week, FP. PR. Cutterius rented Fred Vito's farm for a year. Mr. Wiles will return to Remex Stnation.
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Arthur Ballard
Tiert Hubbard
T. Aruckle
Parker
Morrisville
Ryegate
Cutterius
Fred Vito
Mr. Wiles
Remex
South Barre Birth and Move Notices
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frei Peewee on Friday March 20 in South Barre. Grant Sangent moved from South Barre to 4 West Morrison's farm at Graniteville. Mr. and Mrs. James Ashine visited Spaulding in the city on Sunday.
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Te Oma
peto—Vale, Mich
Expoal+ tion
Bo Peel
Barre Opera Ie
C. A. Leland
Costa Rica
Central Armorica
Tarut
Gorta Rica
Leland
Mrs. Leland
Frei Peewee
Grant Sangent
South Barre
W. Morcison
Graniteville
James Ashiine
City
Admitted to Bail in Burlington Case Crime
Arthur Wallstrom of Burlington charged with illegal sale. He appeared at 50 North by Friday and posted $100 bail. Police found four buttons and sticks during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wallstrom
Burlington
Harry Thomas
Grand Lodge Vermont meeting details and officers
A fragmented note outlines a Grand Lodge of Vermont event with officers including grand secretary and treasurer. Names appear missing or garbled but reference to a statewide Masonic gathering and key roles suggests a formal meeting or installation.
Spring Suit Selection Emphasized at Bold Prices
The notice touts ready Spring Suits for men with quick pickup and guaranteed fit. It highlights fabric quality, tailoring, correct styles, complete stock, and good value. Suits priced from 10.00 to 25.00, inviting buyers to choose early for best selection and satisfaction.
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Camp
Main Street
Chase
B. W. Hooker & CO
Barre, VI
Smith & Cumings
Pure Food Department
North Main Street
National Biscuit Company
Elm Street
Merchant & Fraser
Vermont
Daily Times
Talk OF
TOWN
Mina
Houston
Northfield
Fred Haskett
Rebor
Mardwivle
Ming Iret Benton
Sherwoke
Pery
Themtoritiyo
Eis
Awtek
Hirshd ‘Tibbetts
Barton
Fred Kegan
Waterbury
Gloria Crown
Ruywn
Diemer
John Rybins
Mra. W
Davis
P Per Onder
W. M. Thayer
State Railroad
Gommleioner
Hol- Tivter Jackson
Winder
Winte Tver
Elizabeth Mopkins
Presbyterian Church
Alnton
Philomathian Club
Fr. Martin
Ehardoon Street
Clowk
Ruby Net
the & Taylor
John
Smart
Revita
N.Y
Te ‘Pilleteon
East Most
Peter
Boston
A. Moore
Delle
Montpelier
East Montpelier
East Mantvelier
I Nason
Ridge Street
Wednesay
Prines
L. Hayden
Ponsens
Charles Nerrig
Cali
Mies
Ciracy Winttner
F. B. Cate i
Tour P Ligesien Ev
Mite
Grace Canfield
Owatonna
Minn
Universatiot Eh
Fp.b. Cate Real Estate Agency
Holster Block
Hungarian
Newfoundland
Saiver
A. P. Abbott & CO
A. P.abbott
Curtain Goods
Lower Cabot
J. G. Pike
Maine
Ae Ae the
Orvis Witts
Eviva
Ernest Bilan
Williamtown
Wolcott
B. Jackson
Stowe Thott
Li C. Challsens
Craftsbury
Grand Lodge
N. F
Grand Lodge OF
New England
Frank McWhorter CO
Blanchard Block
Mass St
Price Men's and
Boys’ Outfittars
E. A. Crown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
Moore & Owens
North Main St
Barre, Vermont
Malaga
Sawyer’s
Parson's
F. D. Ladd Company
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