06 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1904
Page
1
Vermont editorial roundup discusses fading Civil War memory as veterans die, bemuses over highway building plans and a marble rumor about John S Holden. It questions pay raises for cattle commissioners while officials go unpaid. Hopeful immigration signs show literacy improving among newcomers as assimilation progresses.
The article notes 812,000 immigrants brought over twenty million dollars in money, per capita wealth rising, and better health among inspectors suggesting a shift toward a more capable immigrant class. It highlights hopeful prospects for American assimilation and upbuilding, while contrasting with the less welcome old-world dregs.
Current comment from multiple papers centers on Gov Bell and fiscal matters. Rutland Herald notes Bell’s steady leadership and independence earning trust, Hardwick Gazette praises his quiet competence. Baltimore American highlights coal trust probes and rising coal prices amid ongoing inquiries.
The Hartford Courant reports on bold comparisons to King Canute and Dame Partington as tides and fate roll in. Peter Lamobelle, a 45 year old stone cutter from Ext Concord, rides his first train to Montpelier with caution for his wife and nine children. Abbott's waiting room in the city is noted for visitors.
Mrs C H Northrop is visiting relatives in Hardwick. Mrs Jelle Buzzell returns to St Johnsbury after visiting her aunt. Belvetmax J W Mourad stresses humane care for cows after a mishap injures several animals but none die. B B Martin confined with grip. Mrs Martin rumored ill. Mr Alien of McCormick Co visits town for company business. Congregational Ladies Aid plans a gathering with Mrs SL Saltan Wel. Lewis St. John construction on barns. church groups plan chicken supper. Mrs Carr reports progress. Congregational day activities under planning for Xmas exercises. Jes Bullock and mother head to Florida. Mrs Ball hosts rural route routes discussion. Building committee reviews new hall project. King district opens Wednesday. Quartette Club hosted reception for Charles Bullock. many I O G T members to Cabot for district union. Rathbone Sisters set 7:30 meeting next Saturday with box lunches and planned work.
A brief verse laments a rider named Widcote who ran his course with a rattling pace and a weary, sleeping gaze. The poem notes his soul's later flight as he nears the harvest, ending with a quiet Chicago Record tone.
Just days remain to shop and avoid crowds. The store offers a sensible selection including linen items, handkerchiefs, umbrellas, bags, furs, blankets, dress goods, gloves, shawls, wraps, and more, with a focus on ready choices and gifts for all.
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