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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
4
Barre Daily Times discusses upcoming polls, bets on Prouty, and Vermont political dynamics. It notes the state and county races, Proctor’s influence, and predicts Democratic votes, while advertising fall fashions and clothing services. The piece references the School opening and local civic energy.
Vermonters ready to vote tomorrow after a calm campaign cycle. The piece notes that Vermont voters historically avoid mass enthusiasm, weighing the issues carefully as leaders provide re information, leading to an intelligent electorate rather than mass turnout.
Delayed labor talks closed the granite plants at Vinal Haven Maine on March 1 with a new working agreement. Barre operations had already paused, with Barre’s labor dispute settled within two months while Vinal Haven’s dragged on for six months.
The Herald advocates keeping quiet about the senator while urging Hare voters to turnout. It claims large registration, a full party vote this year could secure representation in the state and county conventions, urging every Hare voter to go to the polls tomorrow for both Republicans and Democrats.
The text notes Barre's advantage from a prompt settlement after a two month shutdown. It contrasts Barre with preter granite town in Maine where business suffered and population declined as workers sought work elsewhere. It warns that a six month delay would be unwarranted and serves as a lesson for Barre and similar towns on industrial disputes.
An entry was made Saturday in Washington county court to discontinue the case of Jonathan G. Graves vs Waitefield. The same town suit against J. C. Graves was awarded 900 in favor of the plaintiff for injuries from a private road. The Delmont Granite Co of Dalmont Va faced Scott & Fowncent of Barre for alleged non delivery of granite monuments. hearing not completed.
Whitney awarded first in the 2:58 pace and the free-for-all was halted on Friday with plans to finish Saturday morning. A funeral for Secretary Fred L. Hamilton at West Salisbury influenced decisions. Trotters were moved to Shurbrook fair. purses of 1000 dollars were split among Jonnie W. George Whitney’s mare Hirtatic and other winners.
New York athletes set a world hammer throw mark at Celtic Park under the Ancient Order of Hibernians. John Klannagan smashed the 16 pound hammer from a nine foot circle to reach 179 feet 6 inches, surpassing Matt Mellrath’s 176 feet mark set three weeks earlier in Menagh Ireland.
Talk of the Town notes Bartman Bros announces Abbott’s anniversary sale opening Monday at Werybay with a large line of boys and girls shoes built for hard service at bargain prices.
Philip Lovett of Mallette Bay avenue accidentally discharged a revolver at his home in Winooski. The bullet entered his left leg above the knee. Dr Heath dressed the injury and the ball is expected to be removed today.
A. A. Smith & Bro offers a free $1.50 suit case with every suit purchase for fall styles made to measure. The ad promises conservative New York fashions and younger, swagger cuts, tailored with careful accuracy and high grade fabrics at low fair prices, for a limited time only.
Bargain priced stock reduction offered on misses and children footwear. Misses shoes drop to 1.23 1.50, boys 1.23 1.49, children 0.89 to 0.49, with various sizes and price points highlighted.
Store promises a distinct swing and practical design by a New York tailor. Prices listed include Men’s trousers from 0.5 to 4 dollars with sale items at 2.98, 0.98, and 0.5 dollars. Limited quantities.
At Fasex Junction Aug 31 Mr Tunnell of Jericho and Mrs Brunell were nearly struck when a speeding car failed to stop for signals. The collision injured Mrs Brunell as the vehicle passed over her. the driver Mr Gahiha offered a settlement the couple refused. The couple later reached Winooski with relatives.
A special driver announces three cookie packages available this week at City Market. One London Creams, one Graham Crackers, and one Nabisco package are offered together for a total price of 25.
J G Hodgdon formerly in the A C Cole shop has opened a well equipped repair shop for shoes and rubber boots. Skilled with many years of experience, the shop promises quality work at reasonable prices and invites a trial.
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