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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
4
The Barre Daily Times surveys Vermont politics, rail and navy yard debates, Yale statistics, and local Springfield immigration efforts. Ex congressman Haskins features with Meads veto, Prouty for commerce, and a Pis catagua yard joke while Springfield opens a night school for Russians and Poles to learn English and civics.
The piece argues Barve h should provide evening classes to help adults born outside the country learn English and national history. It notes past attempts at evening schools failed without municipal backing and suggests a model school for foreign language speakers to gauge demand for broader programs.
The Concord Monitor reflects on Mary Baker Eddy, praising her greatness and lasting impact on the Christian Science movement. The piece honors her life, notes reception in Concord, and suggests a memorial contribution to preserve her memory for future generations.
A garbled column echoes playful verse and social quips from Tit-Bits, mentioning a singer and fairy imagery while noting a debate over charitable gifts and a lampooned book title. Several miswritten phrases hint at American or British periodical humor and satirical snippets.
Quoted snippets show a comic or garbled debate about manners at a dinner and a casual remark about beefsteak, with references to Boston Transcript and Atchison Globe. The text appears as garbled OCR from a historical page, including stray phrases about mowing a meadow of beefsteak and tea pouring etiquette.
Life insurance began for family protection and gradually expanded to business needs as corporations with insurable interests grew. Doom Four company or firm seeks this service through Weakentys National Life Insurance Co. of Montpelier Vermont, Mutual, with agents Ballard and Ballard listed in Vitro.
Round the world repeats as Saint Nicholas returns for the holiday season. With twenty days till Christmas, buy early this month and week. Today offers a special sale on 24 boys winter overcoats sizes 3 to 16, priced from 1.25 to 6.50 with values to 10.00.
Burlington dec 6 yesterda pert wers served on Max L Powell in ripe tion brought by Sam H Miller of sy First street to recover 500 alleged to have been promised as commission for services in selling Burlington property on June 4. Miller bid as Powell's agent and was to receive 500. Auctioneer Thomas Reeves sold the property to Miller for 5000. deeds and transfer followed, then back to Powell. The suit may be tried at the March term of Chittenden county court. Browy Hopkins for plaintiff.
A Burlington store owner at 133 Hyde Street is under police scrutiny for selling watered milk and adulterated dairy products. The case cites violations of city ordinances on milk sales and recalls a prior similar incident with a fine.
In Groton this afternoon Mrs O H fens ore entertained guests. The sewer project for local schools resumes after delays and controversy. Several residents travel to attend an uncle's funeral in Newbury, while others report moves, teaching assignments, and travels.
Edson Kanery recovers at home after illness. Mrs B A Thomas returns from two weeks with relatives. Carmin White moves from farm area to start winter in California. Harry Tilton begins work at post Monday. Grade crossing issue discussed by Public Service Commission. Blanchard pursues large wreck business. plans Boston trip midweek. Louis Mazaolins and son will operate old store, leasing Heth storefronts for five years. H Elmer Wheeler visits from St Albans. estate matters discussed with Boston lawyer. Business expected to resume at old store soon.
George W Clark and Mrs Maynr ter recently wed at Greenfield Massachusetts. Blowsom was summoned to Chelven for the serious illness and death of her mother. Henry Abbott and wife returned to Stillwater Minnesota. Eshnond Cushman reappointed deputy sheriff by Windsor county sherif elect. Mr P M O Connell went to Bastion to spend winter with his daughter Mere. Malora Morse ill for a month until improving. Jessie Parkerd returned home to Arlington after five weeks with Frank Church. Orre Stett Bargent and Miss Marie Odella Nola married November 3 at a local parsonage. Eales of Newport New Hampshire with Brandon party called teat week for a few days.
Granville residents Mr and Mrs H Powers visited Ramdelph recently while Mr and Mrs A Letter and William I were in S A Kewit's Sunday. Mrs Lettar visited Rochester Friday to see her aunt Mrs Charles Daf fray. Albert Curtiss of Heetwater worked for William Huntley last week. Mrs KON Heminway was in Roc jestoy Saturday as guest of Mrs Ches ter Pierce. W P Fifield excused from jury service due to illness. W Scott and Jen Ovba worked in Tochester meeting the new house wady for the Universalist society hall Friday.
Samuel B Hall aged 84 died at his Bennington Center home after a long illness. He led First National Bank of North Bennington as cashier for over forty years, held roles with the Bennington and Rutland Railroad, and served as Vermont Historical Society curator. He is survived by his widow Sarah Fay Rollinson and four sons, with ties to Arlington and North Bennington. Also noted are the death of Theodore Lyman Frary of Essex Junction and details of Frary’s Civil War service and survivors.
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