Ain't It The Truth Boss Seeks A Meeting
Word through the office has spread that the boss wants to see an employee, prompting speculation about the purpose and potential consequences of the encounter.
08 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1916
Page
1
Word through the office has spread that the boss wants to see an employee, prompting speculation about the purpose and potential consequences of the encounter.
Obituaries report Mrs. Ploohe C Wright dying at a home in Aristot ee Cecil Prowix sighted baby burned by a brand in Rutland recovering. A new marble quarry will open near Brandon station with power from Hortinian Power company. Ver mont Marble completes a lime kiln plant employing about 14 men, output 60 tons daily. Richford to hold a special town meeting to decide on remitting funds for a new school building. Rev F W Raymond signs pastorate move from Proctor to Glastonbury Conn. Brattleboro board considers hiring a paid organizer for board work. Alphonse Delage, a long time blacksmith, loses sight in one eye from a hot bolt. Robert Cummings catches ten trout on Furnace brook opening day. Alexander Drysdale catches seven and a half inch trout at Dewey brook. Herbert E Strong, Brattleboro native later of Keene NH, dies in Providence RI at 65. Mrs A M Haling marks her 90th birthday with family gatherings in West Guilford and annual summer trips with daughter Estella Cook of Boston.
The Vermont state forestry department has received a deed for 800 acres in Worrester from V Putnam and Ralph Putnam. Land will be exchanged for surplus nursery stock, making the forest the second largest at 1400 acres. Planting plans call for 150000 Norway spruce trees this spring, with a camp and about twenty workers to begin reforestation. The state now owns about 210 acres more.
The state’s brief in the Giovanni Marino murder appeal was filed in Rutland County. Angelo De Gloio was convicted of second degree murder in Fair Haven, sentenced to life, and appealed. The defense challenges admissibility of three evidentiary items and argues the trial erred in jury instructions on murder in first and second degrees.
A dubious medical advert promises a $100 reward for proof that a so called constitutional treatment can cure disease. It asserts internal administration to blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the foundation of illness and strengthen the patient. The claim cites testimonials and lists Cheney & Co of Toledo as sellers. It also promotes Hall's Family Pile for constipation.
The Hanover Vermont sale advertises 35 fresh horses from 1000 to 1700 pounds ready for farm road or heavy work. It lists single and double harnesses, wagons, robes, blankets, tools, whips, and halters. Commission rates are described, with 5 percent over 50, and 10 percent on other items. lunch room on grounds. Officials named include H M Farnham and C F Smith.
Vermont district court appoints May 1 to examine and approve administrator's account for the estate of George F. Meader of Cabot. Heirs and creditors are urged to appear at Montpelier probate office to contest or establish claims. Judge Frank J. Martin signs the notice dated April 10, 1916.
A readable notice describes NOs 208 Hern as a compact site with a fully equipped shop for repairing sleds wagons and similar work. It mentions a large barn suitable for painting and overhauling autos and winter storage, about two acres of land a good nine room house with two fires a well running, and surrounding buildings in good shape dust 14 mile from the railroad station. The plan offers 41.60 price but would cost to set up with machinery gasoline engine lumber and more.
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