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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
8
The Gleaners will meet Miss Mabel Chandler of Park Street at 7:30 this evening. Also on Friday evening the Goddard first and second basketball teams will face Spaulding first and second teams on Church Street.
Weather prediction calls for fair tonight and slightly warmer conditions. Wednesday will bring wet weather late in the day with brisk northwest winds shifting to west and southwest and gradually diminishing.
Winter goods at Vaughn s and new gloves at Vaughan Store. Allan Reid returns to Norwich University. Roller skating classes offered daily. Local residents travel to and from Duxbury and Glens Falls. Ruth chapter assembly and ladies aid notices. Special Apple sale by E Hinsdale. Eye sight special four days at City Hotel Barre. Congregational church program with notable performers and admissions listed.
Fragmentary 19th century local column notes purchases in town, names residents and visitors, church events, social visits, and upcoming entertainments. References include Mrs. W. J. McLean, Dr. E. L. Fossett, Miss Dora Cummings, and a Church of the Good Shepherd entertainment.
A notice states full rehearsal of soldiers and highlanders at the Universalist vestry on Wednesday evening December 5 at 7, with J J Mackenzie as manager. A Hiawatha lodge meeting No 20 LO 0 Fy follows December 4 at 7, with first and second degree conferment and refreshments after.
Alfred Welle reports in Randolph Center, Philadelphia. shoals in the town district began Monday. Frank Burridge has moved through 1. Vy Fletchee's hana. Charles Adame was at home from Montpelier over Sunday. The state normal school opens the 4th after a week’s vacation. KM. Robinson had a pancornus removed from his back Sum Jay.
A condensed review notes the play demands honor defended by force in family disputes. The production, based on Bronson Howard's work Aristocracy and staged by the East Barre Foresters, centers on a man who protects his wife and relatives with his bare hands. It promises to stir audiences with its dramatic defense of female honor.
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