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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
7
The fragment describes elaborate lace as nets for captivating men, praising their beauty and rare delicacy. It invokes genteel fantasy of artful craft, highlighting the allure and poised elegance of lace, framing it as a force of visual enchantment in a refined, almost mythic context. London Daily Mail.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Doulie Insurance and L and M paint agents in Montpelier. It mentions three gallons costing £1.20 per gallon and references Cutler Plainfeld Barrows Peck.
All members attend a court session as they appear before the secretary to discuss order and business. The meeting notes reference attendance, a formal call to order, and the group’s administrative procedures.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Poston Queenstown Liverpool routes and various dates and firms. Mentions yawing terms like ventila tion and a company BAXORIA with multiple dates in Apr May June. Other garbled items include Calvara J Co Lad and Ballard’s.
In a reflective fragment Irving-style prose, the piece discusses Napoleon Hortense and the French court famed for vanity and splendor. It notes the rue de Mont Thabor setting and the court as a symbol of French civilization, preserving daily life and romance within its hieroglyphic drama.
Boston printers launch a broad label education drive led by Robert H. Sutherland and others under International Typographical Union oversight. About 150,000 blotters, banners, bags, and caps promote the union label claiming fair wages and hours, targeting merchants and shops citywide. The effort emphasizes directing work to label carrying print shops and pressuring proprietors to adopt union-operated offices.
Labor news notes the Cigarmakers union in Fulladelphia filing a 12000 mortgage on city realty. On March 1 the Brotherhood of Painters and Decorators merged with the National Union of Painters and Decorators. American unions in several states show growth, while the International Railroad Employers expand activity and organize fourteen divisions.
The report notes Rev. Warreny arriving to serve as rector at St Likely Episcopal Church amid city debates on liquor control. Carl Merriam and others are named in a broader public discussion about saloon licensing, inspections, and enforcement, with inspectors citing improved conditions at some firms and resignations tied to agency results.
Brattleboro on April 2 reports a new Westminster boys school building ready for acceptance with plans for an administration block after a recent fire. Trustees may consider funding from Mrs Frederick Billings of Woodstock for clothing and toys. Local churches and women’s groups organize district drives to support the home, with events to aid boys from Westminster and Saxtons River.
Judge Wright recounted a tale from Chattooga County where a man failed to appear in court. The jurist fined him fifteen dollars, then joked he would remit the sum while noting the fine was squared in Sum merville. The story features Judge Wright and the local humor surrounding court proceedings.
A tale describes expert criminal Raymond, praised by Sir Robert Anderson, who planned and executed the theft of diamonds worth 1500. He studied departure routes, forged postmaster access, and used wax impressions to steal at Kiliberley, missing the mail boat, then later sold the gems to their rightful owners in Hatton Garden.
Ruthend April 2e. John Carnell, son of Mr and Mrs Carnell, disappeared from home last Friday afternoon after a number of days of parental worry. He wrote from New York saying he was robbed of valuables and wished to travel, claiming relatives in Staten Island would fund his return.
Fragmented OCR text describes trouble and stagnation affecting groups or teams. It mentions aid from a Dr and a new munition project. The passage is garbled but hints at efforts to relieve headaches and improve work within a group or community.
Commissioners notice warns all claimants to file at the court by a specified date for examination and evidence. The notice cites a district, specific names, and dates in a formal legal proceeding requiring response. It details required appearance, timing, and orderly examination procedures for the Bald rotate court actions.
The funeral of John A Raleigh, long affiliated with local groups, was held at St. Alutred in Rutland yesterday. Rev J M Lynch officiated. The body was taken to Calvary cemetery for burial, with a large turnout at the station and at the church. Various organizations sent tokens of sympathy.
Yesterday W H L Dune of Rutland purchased the Brandon Inn for 25000. Papers were signed on the 825000 assessment and the deed was filed. Public notice indicates the transfer and motion of the property by Mr. Date to Eerauashap.
A thriving retail granite and marble business in Rochester New York is for sale due to the owner’s ill health. Local market demand remains strong with potential buyers welcomed to negotiate terms.
Fragmentary notice from Rochester lists T H Marion at 477 State Street and references a request for kids. The readable text is garbled, mentioning bonds and a May date and urging action related to a presumed guardianship or care matter.
City officials urge dog owners to renew licenses within one month citing enforcement steps. The notice warns of penalties for late registrations and emphasizes fines and potential impoundment for unregistered animals.
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