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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
4
The piece mocks figures from President Roosevelt to Taft, noting bank robbery quips, a Swarthmore and Columbia reference, and a rumor mongering climate about Panama scandal. It hints at temperate responses and political theatre surrounding public figures.
The piece extols philanthropy that endows hospitals and expands medical aid. It lauds a $10,200 donation to Heaton hospital in Montpelier and notes ongoing gifts to hospitals worldwide, arguing larger gifts expand patient care and happiness.
The Congregational church in Rutland plans to use newspaper advertising to invite Sunday afternoon services. The Rev W T Spence joins a trend started by the Rev F A Poole of Barre, signaling a cautious shift from strict conservatism to proactive outreach without sensationalism, though motives may be misunderstood.
The piece argues against misrepresentation by critics of the Rev. Poole and Spence and defends the church’s advertising tactics. It warns that sensational press coverage can mislead readers, praising journalism that accurately portrays church efforts while noting the publicity will fade like the wind.
Fragmentary notes from a state reflection describe gentle knocking and wonder about Provtor amid sparse dialogue. The text references Burlington and a shipper, with unclear meaning and limited readable content.
Montpelier representative J A DeBoer faces closing days of the session as he supports the loan option measure. His stance was clearly stated in the House last Friday, reflecting his solid judgment on issues. Waterbury Record notes his prominent role and favorable view of the proposal.
Readable parish notices list Sunday worship times across churches in ee Websturville area led by pastors Deattie Mao and others. Services include morning and evening worship, Sunday school, catechism, and special prayers. multiple churches present sessions, sermons, and occasional concerts as week-long events with nightly meetings and youth programs.
Miss Josie Reed returns to Woburn after visits with her parents Mrs Fr Donald Freeman. Mrs Borah Collins funeral attended by Fr Donald Freeman’s family. Miss Violet Burgess back from Waltham to assist family as health improves. News of Mrs Sarah Wright widow of Sian Wright of Lebanon. Wrights formerly residents of Bethelville. Mr Wright once owned property there. At IOG meeting several officers were elected including Deputy Urus Oagood chair and Dr. Holden temp member.
An old year end ad promotes Pearl Tapioca in one pound cloth sacks and Fancy Head Carolina Rice in one pound bundles. It touts quality, cleanliness, and value with a 25 cent deal for four sacks and a three for 25 cent offer. Call 217 3 to order or visit the shop.
Early Saturday morning four boys and Mina Rita Clark went house to house collecting for the Bethel church library building fund. A prize was offered for the largest amount in a box and Clark’s total reached 3.14 dollars, as the drive continues in the town.
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