Local Social and School News From Braintree and Surrounds
A scattered update lists residents’ movements and health notes including LB. Wood being very sick A O Wells atio to te in bin po and Mabel Tracy teaching in Braintree The Normal and training schools announce a two week vacation Martha Erskine from Williams town visits her parents Mr Lee plans to move into McD Gaureh tenement Stoner Douglang sues Herbert Gambell for damages after a scrape An appeal to county court through attorney MM Wilvon follows The Ideal whist club held a meeting praising refreshments and good fellowship Louis Lord involved George LaFrana resigns siteward moves to Chicago Cherie Loveland leaves West Berlin school Mrs Fenn Gilpin and mother prepare to move to Oasis tenements Misha Peck rents a tenement for her parents who visit from Suri Mrs Dynés Gilpin recovers well after surgery at Mary Fletcher hospital
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Mimy
Mabel Tracy
Stone Rock
Braintree
Ty Court
W. Th Smith
Nein Louis Lord
Besa Smoat
Engar Muon
Fenn Robert
Gilpin
Oasis
Marcia “Styleq
Moatel
Hardwick
George LaFrana
Chicago
Bannon
Cherie Loveland
West Berlin
Misha Peck
Davis Toss
Suri
Dynés Gilpin
Mary Mletcher Hospital
Posta
TALK OF THE TOWN Wide silk ribbon special 16¢ yard
Local notes report promotions and visits around town. Clara Puryee visits Burlington. Mrs. Frank Martin of Williamstown calls on friends. L. Huntington travels to Orange for relatives. Event notices include church meetings, children’s music, and a community musicale in the vestry. Residents plan purchases and domestic arrangements.
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L. le Huntington
Orange
Vermont
Pave Scotia Etabla
Cuming
Pitmoan
Ula A. McWhorter
Richardson Street
Universalist Church
United Missionary Societies of the ‘M. E
Wivkeson No 10 Meeting Set For Thursday
East Barry reports the regular Wivkeson No 10 gathering will convene Thursday with Charles HE Curr expected to attend. New sugar will be served and attendance is encouraged.
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Wivkeson
Various locals head to work or visit friends across states
A wide exchange of brief travels shows many residents leaving for work or visiting relatives. Angelo Comelli goes to Chicago, Charles O'Brien to California, H. J. LeRow on a business trip, and others to Waterbury Burlington Salem Willows and St Louis. Local meetings include Barre Merchants and the Church Guild planning sessions. A Roxbury man pleads guilty to shooting fawns. the Montpelier council reviews a liquor license petition. General superintendent Stanyan will transfer to Maniglier April first.
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Angelo Comelli
Chicago
Charles O'Brien
Tabor
Barre
Acavehation
Offic
G. H. Anker
Farnham
Asocution
Church of the Good Shepherd
Guild
Seven N'Elnek
Montpelier
W. EK. Poole
Clase
Daniel Sullivan
Roxbury
Washington County
Sullivan
Wid
Stanyan
River
Thad
Manigelier
Neval
Pat
Gieanlers
Fred W. Morse
Jemangier
Regian
Dpecbetie
George Williams
Washington
Randolph Ul
House Fire Destroys Home in Hubbardton Area
Edward Nash family of Hubbardton loses their residence as a blaze, driven by high winds, destroys the dwelling. Firefighters battled the flames while some furniture was saved. Estimated damage around $2,000 with partial insurance coverage noted.
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Edward Wash
Hubbardton
Hubbardtow
Marthat
Edward Nash
Vermont Weather Tonight and Cold Front Moves In
Local forecast shows rain tonight in Vermont with a colder air mass moving in. Highs will be variable and breezy, with a transition to cooler conditions overnight and into tomorrow as a Canadian airmass builds in from the north.
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Vermont
Central Market invites questions on prices at 76 No. Main
A dated prompt from E Ingalls Mer at 76 No. Main St invites Mr. Workingman to drop by Central Market to discuss low prices and first quality market supplies. The message emphasizes a shrinking time window and requests inquiries by calling phone 15 11.
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the Central Market
E. Ingalls
Mer
No. Main St
Easter Post Cards and Flowers at J Dodge Barre VT
Remember your friends with Easter Post Cards and a new line of artificial flowers. Cards are 2 for Sc and 10 cents each. Display at window. J Dodge, The Jeweler, 170 Main Street, Barre, Vermont. Stock limited. buy early.
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J. Dodge
Jeweler
Main Street
Barre, Vt
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Talk OF
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Thomas Brady
Perry Treet
Bostage Malig
Tlle
the Universaline
Bregent Vestry
Y. Alex. Ni McCankill
A. A. Th
Heather
Keith
P. Q
Seattle
O'Lock
Circle No. 1
A. D. Morse
Marne
California
Whiter
F. Morm
East Barry
McWhorter
Burton
Pope
Salem Willows
Mass
W. J. Shields
Virginia
Luigi Turino
Gay Bernascogni
Si Iceta Pu
Josph Maroon
Samuel Maroon
Woodbury
William Meffardy
Robert Adams
Colline
James Flogan
Ndit
Scotland
Agnes Whitehead
P Hitt
L. M. Averill
the Barre Daily Times
Ternell
M. W. of
Josephine Derway
Burlington
George PT
Milne
Philadelphia
Miya Sadie Kelley
McHardie
New York
Prank Huntoon
Williamstown
Denison
Texas
M.S. Levin
Union Clothing Store
Harry
Thie Marine
Bost
Brighton
Rien & Lyon
Patton
Suwden & Lyon
Mfontte Itive
Buerell’s
Congregational Church
Worthen Hind
Rank Caslani
Worthew Hall
Jane Mtting
Botile
RED Gross Pharmacy
Wiles Graate Biot
Barre, WE
Stephen's
Green Mountain
Averill Building
Earls
Shepherd
Maindt
Flaggs Wonderland Moving Picture Company
Hale’s Pavilion
Jola
WM. Robertson
Ila Batchelder
Plantat
D. W. Fiogg
Mar
Theatorum
William Penn
Petraits Mason
Forbes
Reliance
Veale & Knight
People’s Shoe Store
Hale’s Block
C. S. Andrews
C. W. Averill & CO
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Itv
Sowden & Lyon
Vermont Mutual
R. G. Robinson
Wood Block
Women's Smart Oxfords
Tan
Main and
Pearl Sts
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