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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
6
Collage of ad notes items for sale and services with watches diamonds and jewelry from a local jeweler. Also a faulty housing sale pitch for a French estate property via D A Perry Real Estate Agency and assorted remedies and ointments offered by local merchants at various prices.
Members are asked to attend a meeting at Tumas hall on Monday evening December 14 at seven. Supplies will be filed out and candidates examined by the doctor. Initiation fees will be collected and other business attended to. All are invited by order O. R.
Early in the season buyers are urged to act now for sleigh purchases. Cartland Carriage Co offers 50 sleighs including Old Comfort Portland and Piano Box styles, with guaranteed wood iron and paint, priced 25 to 45 dollars, plus harnesses robes and a small stock of second hand items.
A supposed mag dog was shot Saturday near Randolph, with details of its path and the incident unclear. Rev J W Hamilton will return in January after a dental appointment. Randolph High School team beat Willcomleigh of Bethelhed in a 10 to 0 score. Mrs A B Tewksbury suffered two paralytic shocks Friday, leaving her largely unable to speak. Grange Hall held annual election. A M Vaughan named master, Glenn Webster overseer, Abbie F Clark lecturer, and many officers elected. 276 members reported as Grange flourishing. Banquet planned for the Randolph firemen’s ball on December 1 then.
Bethel Mra W C Blossom died in Clifton Dale on Friday December 4 and her two days old baby died Sunday. Remains to Bethel home of her brother J L King for funeral services by Rev J W Mier. Interment in cemetery on Royalton hill. Mrs Blossom survived by husband and children. Officers listed for installation at the first morning service.
The L. N. Wood livery stable was sold at auction to third parties led by W. N. Theriault and C. N. Barber for about 1000 dollars. Nine horses, harnesses, six robes, wagons, and small items constituted the sale. Montpelier Seminary seniors played a basketball game, winning 24 to 20. Modern Era of America officers were elected for the next year. A bankruptcy case involving Julia Griffin of Waterbury was discussed at W. N. Theriault’s office. Local officials and residents were mentioned in relation to travel and public arrangements.
A reader recounts relief from stomach and liver troubles after using Electric Bitters, praising them as a cure that steadies nerves and aids digestion. The ad-like note claims a refund offer of $16 from Cross Pharmacy and Wells' Drug Store.
A delightful surprise awaits patrons as John W. Vogel s aty minstrels visit the theatre next Tuesday evening. Chan, Gano and Sant Harria are billed as the chief merry makers for the event, promising lively entertainment and comic numbers.
Tickets are on sale for a grand concert in the premier venue with a large orchestra led by C. O. Opdten's band. The production promises lavish scenery and a high level of spectacle, surpassing previous similar events.
East Cabot reports Mark Hall visiting Hardwick and Ralph White traveling to St Johnsbury. Mrs Boyd of Montpelier visits her sister in Berlin while Charles Houghton travels to Manchester after his brother Laalls’ death. Gladys Blake is home from Goddard Seminary for Christmas vacation.
A brief Washington notice notes a regular evening gathering on Christmas Eve and December 25. It mentions plans to elect officers and asks attendees to bring required items for the event.
A note invites patrons to The Art Store at Main and Pearl streets to view Society and Birthday Pillow Tops, Embroidered Shirt Waists, Doilies, Pin Cushions, and Holiday Novelties. It advertises embroidery silks and Royal Society floss, with prompt stamping and free embroidery lessons.
Long article arguing Kentucky saddle horse lines shape carriage horses and urging government support for preserving American carriage horse traits. Discusses breeding priorities, history of federal funding since 1905, and the need to balance speed with conformation and utility for farmers. Mentions Morgan lineage, Department of Agriculture aims, and a future vision for farming and education.
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