Weather forecast for Barre in December 1919
The Bar re Daily Times reports cloudy air and colder temperatures tonight with a likely snow followed by very cold conditions tomorrow. Moderate winds are expected as conditions change through the day.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1919
Page
8
The Bar re Daily Times reports cloudy air and colder temperatures tonight with a likely snow followed by very cold conditions tomorrow. Moderate winds are expected as conditions change through the day.
A long list of brief Barre Vermont items includes nurse Talk of the Town Mist Rose K Hopkins answering a call in Warren and locals such as Mrs Vlora Carpenter leaving for New York for work Miss Lattie Bowles and Miss Amanda Monti starting as clerks at Woolworths Ira Baker and Walter Geddes return from business trips in Cheviot and Lanesboro Mr and Mrs Noonan and Burke party travel to Boston for a few days Mrs M M Hawes to open a store at Pearl Street Barre plans for a chicken pie supper at Bethesda church and a shift in St Monica's ladies aid schedule.
Reinier chapter to hold a Tuesday evening gathering in Worthen block with officers Eleoblon HC Allen Cor Sea listed. The item notes No 2 and references derrickmen’s brat and hover terms, indicating a local society notice with sparse details.
Mrs. Wdith Pickering expresses thanks to neighbors and friends, especially the Cobble Hills Grange, for their kindness and support during a difficult time.
Wanted in Vermont a competent person to handle rock blasting operations. Must know rill runner, line rock leading, and mounting 20 ment. Familiar with explosives, compressors, and jackhammer use. Email "SMC" with full particulars and address. Bare men.
Eleazer E. Dodge a lifelong Montpelier resident, died Sunday evening at Heaton hospital after months with cancer from smoking. Born 1882 in Wrightsville, he was a carpenter, member of the Eagles, and survived by his wife Elizabeth and five of ten children. The obituary notes a long life in Montpelier and mentions various local events and people connected to his family.
Absence of Mrs W Somes leads Mipah class of ME to meet Sunday evening at Mrs A M Markey. Mrs Markey conducts this month’s life study. Nearby, Robert E Clogetan and wife attended aunt Martha Cloggan’s burial in Belmont Mal. Other village notices include arrivals and care updates for local residents.
Those who enjoy a fine all around concert cannot miss the one by the Barre pipe and drum in hand Friday evening this week. Mahogany candlesticks with gleetric connections night lights and reading lamps from the Phillipe and Lucas Store Montpelier are noted.
Alexander Morrison moves to Barre to live with his sister until he can work again at the quarries. Miss Yvonne In completes training at Fanny Allen hospital and stays home for holidays. Ernest Riddell and others return from a hunting trip, each with a gold-sired deer. Regulating meeting of beach No. Ws and Keanel No. Q will be held in Mi al on pppeieay Tee 10 with nominations of officers J. UW. Coven, Cnr. See.
Websterville residents Mr and Mrs William Riddet visited Roxbury last week and returned home Saturday. Bosley of Winooski spent the week here with friends. Washington DC visitor Me and Mrs Nortman Melaul left for Texas where they make their home. Mr McLeod secured a position there. Everyone invited to Baptist church entertain ment next Wednesday at 7 20 p.m. Admission 25 cents adults and 10 cents children under 15.
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