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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
4
The piece knits local notes on circulation, poultry shows, and a volley of political jabs. It critiques Dr Cook, mentions Myron J Hapgood of Peru, and references William J Wegan, Mr Bryan, and various senators while commenting on earthquakes, insurance, and state hospital repairs. It reflects a lively, era-tinged editorial voice.
The Salvation Army is praised for stimulating public generosity and distributing Christmas gifts to the needy. It notes the Army’s key role in collecting and distributing food and clothing year round, especially at Christmas, with notable impact in Burro and Montpelier yet greater need in larger cities.
Secretary Knox presses a hard line toward Central America and Mexico, tying domestic politics to foreign policy. He denounces Mexico over alleged unfair treatment of an American jailed for robbery while Mexico hosts the former Nicaraguan president, provoking strong official protest.
An advertisement outlines a stock of suits and overcoats with brief descriptions. It notes styles for young men and older men, many patterns and new shapes for the season. Prices range from 5 to 35 dollars and the shop offers cleaning pressing and repair services.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Barco Vermont store ad scene amid references to Zelaya and a Mexican prison case. Mentions Secretary Knox and disputes with Central American neighbors, urging a dignified U S stance and less interference.
The Burton Wisconsin plan to build a large milk facility faced tax exemption issues and sparked concern among Vermont residents. Officials noted its cost and potential impact on public services and hospital patients, while critics called for accountability for the situation and the responsibilities of public workers.
The Vermone grange at the anni meeting in Prrington last week urged a referendum on the liquor question while The Messenger backs a referendum only with a definite proposition. The Montpelier Journal questions and constitutional objections loom as Vermont debates how and when to let voters register their opinions.
A fragmented report notes a public discussion on a forthcoming referendum. Citizens voiced opinions across communities as officials outline the law under consideration. The event reflected widespread interest and the stakes involved in potential national changes.
The Financial Chronicle notes a courageous shift as savings banks face legal investment limits and scarce favorable options. It highlights mortgage real estate as the only secure outlet and compares New York state offerings, while acknowledging distressed confidence periods and the rationale to align rates with the current financial climate.
A collage of light quips and misheard lines from early humor pages features snippets about mistaken identity stage fright and witty exchanges. Cartoon captions and jokes from Bal Amore American Cleveland Leader New York Journal and Puck showcase playful wordplay and social banter with era flavor.
Brookfield reports the Worthy Relief corps elects officers for the year including President Mia Chartocts, Vice President Susan Tare, Secretary Kuhloo Pleteber, and others. Relates recent community updates, hospital return of Mazel Sprague, local attendance at meetings, and the Brookfield Grange vote on a new softic initiative with details on administration costs and insurance provisions.
Local notes record numerous Montpelier and surrounding town residents visiting relatives over Christmas. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. Bisher, W. Taylor, Nora Paes, Elle Somerville, Grace Bulkeley, Marion Wille, Grace Heath, and several Neills. Visitors came from Barre, Duxbury, Fayston, and Gardiner, with many staying through New Year preparations and church events noted.
Obituary notices report the death of Ghater C. Seguin after a two week illness at Pavilion hotel. Details include birth in Roxton Falls and emigration to the United States, with surviving widow and five children. Other items mention a Christmas baby, a water supply incident, and a nurse honored with a pearl pin. A note confirms Charley Webb becomes private secretary to Senator William P. Dillingham in Washington.
Mrs Emeline Glidden Adame died at her home on Wednesday after a long illness Funeral services were conducted by Rev W T OY in Lockport Interment followed in the family lot Her husband and several children survive including Mrs William Adame and daughter Sarah of Hardwick Mrs B E Outrier and others attended the funeral Residents from nearby towns and many relatives joined the observance with friends visiting in town Christmas gatherings and travel noted among Barre and Cabot residents.
Mrs Annie Edson and Miss Maud Johnston stayed with friends in Lebanon over the weekend. Osmond Orenser and his children visited their parents Mr and Mrs TJ Blakely. Dr Charles Chedel of Kensington Conn spent time with his parents Mr and Mrs George Chedel during Christ Tm. Dr Charlot Quebman, an osteopathic physician in Chicago, is visiting his mother Mr G E Cashman alongside Dr and Mrs P A Eaton.
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