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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
4
Vermont readers are urged to recall the Pan-Pacific exposition experience and note that state participation was lacking. The piece argues against funding a Vermont building and contends publicity would better serve state advancement than costly displays, while commenting on wartime morale and international tensions.
The store highlights inner wear with wide choices including underwear, pajamas, socks, and natural merino pieces. Union suits range from 85 cents to $5.00, with French flannel pajamas ideal for winter climate. A variety of items suitable as gifts for men and boys are now available.
The document discusses a middle ground between pacifists and preparedness advocates. It critiques a cautious program as mild and notes its aim to keep the United States independent on the high seas through merchant progress. It signals Congress will decide revenue plans, while praising a historically important chapter. It also notes a charity card and dance night for The Red Men and Pocahontas with details on song and ticket inquiries.
President Wilson s opening message outlines four themes including relations with Central and South American nations, defense buildup, American merchant marine, and naval policy. He also sharply denounces oath breakers who reject U S citizenship and loyalty terms, urging loyalty tests amid wartime finance.
The Red Men and Pocahontas plan a vant and dance party at Pure entered hall west Thursday evening, Dec. 0. Cards will be played from 7:90 to 9:80 and dancing from 6:40 to 12.00. Tickets arranged 90 that guests may be invited.
A church notice from Worthesday December requests all ladies of the Virgin to attend the 4:30 mass at Prastaf lim and Benediction with Rosary in the middle aisle. The service includes the salpare of the Besent Virgin before Benediction. Frente Premier electric swerper for Chittmest Hooker & Co. share details.
Town notices announce a Christmas apron sale at Vaughan Store and a Baptist church afternoon sale December 15 and 16 with booths and a women’s auxiliary meeting. Other items note a Christmas fair December 8 and 9 by the Presbyterian church, a patent announcement for a pipe coupling, and various local social and manufacturing gatherings in Barre and surrounding towns.
City records show disjointed expenditures for water, streets, and buildings. Accounts list professional services, cement, lighting, and various repairs with names including E A Bancroft, R L Clark, and Barre Paving Co, noting salaries and loans, plus a note on Mrs. Musette H Seaver returning to Barre and a local police incident.
Local shoppers see Christmas furs at Vangian s and Hongknit sweaters at Abbott s with several department store promos. Community notes report Tassie visiting from South Woodbury, cafe recommendations, and club meeting reminders for Barre City hospital trustees Sons of Veterans auxiliary L A A D A K of C. Ladies and youth events. Barre Granite & Quarry Co staff changes and Miss Mamie McDonald returning to work. Tournament plans between Vinellia club and Apollo club, with an instructor from Middlebury College expected January. First interclub tournament for billiards pool chess and whist to be held later this month.
Waterbury dec 7 word has been received of the death of Howard Arms at Bristol Conn after operation in the there He was born in Waterbury about 60 years ago son of George Arms He lived there then moved to Connecticut later a Bristol police veteran He leaves parents wife Ellen Dialer two children Herold and Gladys and two stepp... He funeral was in Bristol Chester K Gifford died yesterday morning at his Stowe street home of heart disease He lived in Waterbury five years
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