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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
8
Snow flurries are predicted for the northern areas with lighter or failing precipitation elsewhere. The forecast covers tonight and Friday, indicating cooler conditions and unsettled weather across the region.
Edward Ewing pled guilty in Montpelier city court to a subsequent liquor offense. He claimed he bought liquor from an acquaintance on a Central Vermont train and drank it after meeting a friend from Burlington to a lumber camp. He received AY days in county jail, fines totaling $6.54, and costs. Interment today for Matthew I Buckham, longtime University of Vermont president, noted for his scholarly legacy and reformist governance.
Local notes report shop ads for Vuco Wattles wares at Fitts and Chamois vests at Davis with Perry's stocking pub-ansh curtains. visits by V Caranchini and A L Newcomb. multiple social events and meetings at Baptist church Glenugie club Howland hall Ladies of Clan Gordon fair dates December 8 9 and 10. fire department small chimney blaze at C W Melcher’s shed. various lodge officers elected and societies meeting at Woodmen’s hall and other venues. university talk on Cumumuriam and Brotherhood formation. extensive community notices and upcoming events through December 1915.
The Crown Vaudeville Company staged entertainment in Plainfield last evening while C F Newhall of Orange Street showed slight improvement after tonsillitis. Riley's Orchestra provided music for a dance in Granitevill e linked to the Woodmen’s fair. Joseph Shadwaul of South Main Street left on a business trip through New Hampshire and Maine. The FR Cate Real Estate agency sold a farm stock and crops in Barre Town to E. Letters, with Burdow taking a part payment. The two night Woodmen fair concluded with a chicken pie supper from 5:30 to 7, drawing up to 250 attendees and favorable crowds for the lodge's booths. Net proceeds could not be confirmed, but supper alone yielded about 62. The event was organized by the church ladies’ aid society.
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