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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
4
The Vermont press scene shows progress as Randolph Herald and News grows to seven columns and eight pages with a Balcock press upgrade. Highlights include weather debates, mining risks, and public concern over John Steele's release after Edward Cohen slaying, stirring Boston inquiries.
Have you everything necessary to dress your table for this occasion Come in and look over our stock and you may find something that you need We also have the very best in Plated Ware See our Community Silver Knives Forks Spoons and fancy pieces Guaranteed 25 years.
Fragmentary report notes a failure to locate an executive and a derailed frenzy aimed at union representatives awaiting a hearing with the governor. It references Gov Guild and an investigation into dangerous conditions surrounding a year of turmoil, described as prompt and businesslike.
Multiple church listings outline Sunday services at Christian Science and Episcopal congregations, including sermon topics, timings, and special events. Activities include children’s readings, a bishop’s visitation, confirmation prayers, Bible classes, and evening study, with additional notices for probationers and quarterly conference.
A lively gathering at 179 Washington street near Hinsdale featured friends of Mary Pura presenting a jeweled ring after an evening of games and socializing. The piece also notes Tyrrell’s engaging monologue act drawing loyal clientele to a local venue, with promotional jewelry offers at A. A. Smith & Co. and Voges Watch Co. listings for ladies and gents.
The article reflects on nine Vermonters who joined Kansas first state legislature, praising their sturdy middle class roots and value to the new commonwealth. It notes Vermont’s broader role in aiding other states and the mixed feeling of leaving home versus contributing to Kansas governance.
Washington County found debt free with 870.10 in the treasury after a county statement by Judges Wells and Winehof. Postmaster Brown adds two holiday carriers. Miss Sarah Holt injured by a fall on School street sidewalk Thursday night. Harry Pratt arrived from St Louis to visit family amid fever. The Burns family funeral held at Green Cemetery with bearers listed. Fire department ladder carriage plan noted with district response questions. Some citizens doubt alarm responses and note ladders on the bone cart could be repurposed.
John W. Vogels big city minstrels will appear at the house next Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. Manager Willian H. Newcomb often hires band wagons of local liveries and frames band the towns, praising display and advertisement as key reasons for large expenditures. Uniformed performers will headline the event.
GRANITEVILLE aevy of Vietor lodge to be held Wednesday December 1 at 7 o clock by officers with invitation, the Barre to the work. Members to bring cake. Burl Hen 1sveenes Pane of St Albans filed a petition in bank listing liabilities of 186 and assets of 570, of which 20 exempt.
The ladies of Crsngregat homed plan a noon and evening service on December 9. A roast chicken supper was sold from Ow te Brae. Mr and Mrs Ang gilts attended. Mrs Howard and daughter attended Pomone ae nt ewok beh Theareday. Attendance involved locals serving by the Indies.
Advertisement announces a two day sale from Friday December six to Saturday December seven offering any record in stock up to number 9400 at reduced prices. It promises you may never again have such a chance on restricted goods and urges customers to buy before stock runs out.
The item criticizes price promises saying the firm ships inferior oysters at higher rates. It claims the carriers of a corporation gain from a scare and notes ongoing enforcement of strict terms. The ad offers fancy fresh opened oysters at 45 cents per quart arriving each morning.
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