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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
4
A garbled transcribed note references Speaker Cannon facing charges and a comeback, mentions the Middlesex Jicenne, and hints at political moves around Brattleboro and St. Johnsbury. It notes local editorials and a governor contest with delegates ready to rally behind a candidate, amid unclear context and several misread phrases.
The text recalls a pattern of fires that devastated Richmond, eroding its commercial center and destroying leading industries. A severe blaze yesterday caused about 100000 in damage, with questions whether proper equipment could have prevented it. The article urges other towns to learn from Richmond and improve fire protection and readiness.
A terse statement from Vermont Union Signal defends the Ballond state correctional facility. The notice says investigators found no evidence supporting alleged charges about staff actions and emphasizes the institution’s integrity despite circulating rumors. No concrete charges or substantiating facts emerged.
The Union Signal prints a statement thanking prison commissioners for a thorough investigation into the institution. The editor praises Superintendent Morgan for acting fair and above board, noting the effort to provide a truthful report regardless of outcome. The note asserts readiness to blame house of correction officials if they were at fault.
Defending public servants, the speaker asserts integrity in the fullest sense while addressing the heated matter. The phrase nauseating incident is referenced as potentially closed, signaling a shift toward finality amid the debate.
The Currier Park Improvement Society held its annual mart at the home of president Mr R S Currier. Officers completed include president Mrs I S Currice secretary Mrs B W Bisheps treasurer Mrs B Cate. Work and membership committees listed with several named members.
Sunday religious services listed across Universalist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Holiness Revival, Ep Episcopal, St Paul Brotherhood, First Baptist, and Methodist churches. Topics include Knowing Christ and the Power of His Resurrection, A Good Ship, The City in Modern Civilization, and The Ministry of Christ, with schedules for morning and evening worships, Sunday school, and midweek gatherings.
Barre Savings Bank and Trust Company reports assets amid restructuring rumors as officials seek to stabilize operations. Analysts note liquidity concerns and potential mergers with regional lenders. Community customers await clarity on account access and loan terms.
Middlebury residents back T. M. Chapman as a Republican delegate candidate for the national convention. The late 1900s era figure is praised for party loyalty, long service as a charter member of the state committee, and roles on the Republican state committee and executive board.
A current report discusses Brattleboro residents studying railway return fare and related proposals. Officials note tentative progress on a statewide conversation, with focus on the Rutland line and regional implications amid prior fire setbacks. Public sentiment appears mixed as efforts move toward clarity on future transport options.
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