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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
4
Daily circulation shows 4 750 copies as Brattleboro anchors the week. Commentary questions federal lawmakers portable weapons bans and cites a lighthouse accident. A Cincinnati imam labels Prince Helie undeserving, while Bob Evans faces a different fate amid rheumatic hardship.
Brattleboro rumors place Colonel Kittredge Haskins as a candidate for renomination to represent in Congress. The outlook aligns with expectations from close associates and local chatter in the Taiper centers, where his potential candidacy has long been anticipated by supporters and onlookers.
A local resident reported seeing two doves near the granite manufacturers' rooms yesterday afternoon, calling the sight an omen of peace. The remark reflects a peaceful interpretation of the brief encounter in the area.
Vermont faces ongoing talent drain as agricultural educators move to eastern states. The state seeks qualified staff, highlighting the Vermont Agricultural College in Burlingame and noting peers like Professor A. Waugh who has moved to Massachusetts.
A garbled discussion suggests Vermont may extend agricultural influence and debt relief occasionally. It notes state agencies can deny some support while urging continued aid, framed as a broader agricultural policy debate without clear outcomes or dates.
In Rutland News commentary the Methodists oppose Chan Daye and others as part of a broad political maneuver. Vermont senatorial prospects and governor race dominate the scene in a wavering, clash-filled report from the Mountain State. The Standard and Monitor relay letters about intraparty activity and recordkeeping, noting two clashing claims over state operations and bureaucratic tasks.
Smith from Alaska arrives in New York after a long march starting Nov. from Nome with 12 dogs pulled by a wheeled wagon. A crowd gathers at city hall as officials praise the feat while police escort him. Three dogs died from poisoning en route.
Randolph Moutey and guests are in town with observations on Granger and local celebrations. Widely noted are birthdays, farm meetings, and plans for a new granite project. Mrs. Tertha Thompson, Mrs. Fitch, and Mrs. Shepard feature in social notices with millinery openings and orchestra events in Randolph and nearby towns.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a list of names including Johan pian Tsanpo Bedoin Milne Noddine Charles Peltus Leonard Telkary Sem Trac Albert Venner Waite and several women led by Mrs Burma Butler Mins Susan and Mra Etta McDonald in a curio related record for the week ending April 3000, Ave. MO.
Sogel and Co on Depot Square advertised a cam and roan spring overcoat and oxford gray and black linings with striped zuring for a spring top coat. Prices planned at 3608 with coats normally selling for 8S to 1IN, indicating a bargain sale.
A brief notice indicates mailing address details for Morris and McMinn in SL, with readers urged to use the correct mailing address for correspondence and documents.
The marketplace showcases twelve varieties of Fresh Fish including Lake Fish Pike pickerel trout bullheads and lobsters listed at low prices. Clams for steaming and a wide range of green vegetables are also available through Thursday Friday and Saturday.
Smith and Cumings located at 305 No Main Street in Barre Virginia listed as a local business address. The entry notes their storefront in the central business district with potential contact information and service offerings implied by the directory listing.
In Mt. Johnebury April 1 the Bee Johwe department rushed a special train to Weverware about a mile below Passampsie. The crew saved the trestle work though the sides and Foo were burned. Afternoon trains were delayed about 40 minutes.
The Springfield event calendar lists the thirtieth annual gathering of the society with events spanning Wednesday and Thursday in September. Strong entities include Springfield and the society, with dates indicating an upcoming community schedule.
Mrs Houge urges careful selection of seasonable foods to keep her husband content. Vermont chicken, home cured ham, greens, radishes, Barre grown lettuce, celery, spinach, cucumbers, rhubarb and other fresh items are offered at the store with a phone number for ordering.
The Times editor cites a man famed for splitting eleven cords of stove wood aged nine, claiming notable Civil War service in Mosby’s guerrilla network. The missive mentions neighbors, ages, and sales while noting a court pursuit for insurance money across dates in April and May.
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