TALK OF THE TOWN. Handkerchiefs and oils sold locally
Handkerchiefs priced at 200 per dozen advertised by Youle and Knight. Lenox indicator oil offered by Smith and Cureings. Mise Hitches performs The Songs of the Old Chae. The Holy Cy at the Thenium this week. Local clerks note the largest M1 RO.1 A meeting to be held Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the K of P ball. Granite workers union leaders report wage scale not yet settled. NECP meeting Wednesday invites attendance for drill master Gravelin to teach new searches. possible entertainment planned.
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Youle & Knight's
Smith & Cureings
Mise Hitches
Thenium
K. of P. Ball
Floj. Houghton
Gravelin
Talk of the Town items and royal arch meeting
Mrs Arthur Rae of Graniteville visits Lenoxville today. A whist pete by Vin chia club occurs Wednesday February 12 with ladies invited. Granite chapter 26 district meeting Thursday February 20 under District Deputy William Marr. Edward J Bonville heads to Ausable Forks after a stay in Keeseville. C A G Jackson lectures on Robert Byrne at the opera house Wednesday night promising an entertaining and informative talk by a passionate admirer and forceful speaker.
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Vinchia Club
Royal Arch Manons
Granite Chapter
William Marr
Edward J. Bonville
Sottartay
Keesville
N. Y
Ausable Forks
N.Y
Mra
J. BR. Trubey
C. A.G. Jackson
Robert Byrne
Opera House
G. Jackson
Tiembetr
Local notices mix shop ads and visits from Claremont
A jumble of small town updates includes Perry's store selling children's coats at reduced prices, residents from Claremont and St Albans visiting the city, and improved theater seating. It mentions rental office space on Main Street, Mrs. Marks moving to White River Junction, and various local people traveling or undergoing medical procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Fitch
Wiley
Claremont
Ralph ¥. Lowe
St. Albans
W. EK. Rose
Yententayy
Den
Maven
Adelbert Stuggles
Keene
N. Fi
Harry Marks
White River
Steele
Montpelier
Weather Prediction for Barre Daily Times 1908
Weather forecast notes warmer tonight and Wednesday with generally fair skies and rising temperatures. Variable winds are expected, with the outlook showing a milder trend and improving conditions across the forecast period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vair
Local Items Show Busy Day with Travels and Sales
City visitors include A I Fort and E D Smith from Williamstown, and Booman of Burlington on business. Fraternity and charity notices parade as the Gleaners meet, boxing union plans a meeting, and a temperance rally is scheduled at the Houding Methodist church with speakers including City Dodge, Judge Feist, and Rev Thayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thestorium
A. I. Fort
Northfield
Frei McBain
Morse
Cam Hi Rcampini
Wilder
E. D. Smith
Williamstown
George H. Spiller
Ferrary
Booman
Burlington
Tan A Perry
A. E. Batchelder
West Berlin
A. B. Dellandi
Hom
New York
Slethodiet
O'Cloek
Clty Dodge
Wy Beott
Jeere Feist
Java
A Thayer
Shwekal Tive
Ehuteh Ehobr
W. J. Loughheed Co
Anil
Tvehis
Loughherd
Reynolds & Non
Stume
Monay
Satunday
Obituary Notes For Maria Rovetti and Joseph Revetti
A heartfelt thanks to Chase for help during illness and death of our husband and brother. Gratitude for the beautiful flowers at the funeral. Signed Maria Rovetti and Mrs Joseph Revetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Funneral
Maria Rovetti
Joseph Revetti
Revetti
Local News Briefs From North Montpelier
North Montpelier notes list events and changes this week. Emner Dodge travels to Corinth to work in a creamery. Mrs. Fleury Chapin and Edith Little were sick. The Good Template plans a meeting Saturday afternoon. The Puathfield pone stages the play Old Acre Kolke in Union vestry hall on Thursday. Henry Yarrington received word of his mother Mrs. Ellis’s death in Fort Berlin Wednesday morning.
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Eimner Dodge
Corinth
de Lawless
Dy Pratt
Websterville
Fleury Chapin
Edith Little
Elyl
George Pray
Puathfield Pone
Union Vestry Hall
Thuurday
Henry Yarrington
Ellis
Fort Berlin
South Barre Notes Improve Quiet Community
South Barre reports slow improvement as residents share updates. Charles Lewis, visiting with his brother and family, returns to his New York home. Misetta Fletcher cares for Mrs. George Patterson amid ongoing local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
Miner Lewis
New York
Misetta Fletcher
George Patterson
Canned Goods Line Highlights Store Selection
Last week we rolled out a new line of canned products and picked the very best of each kind. Dixie Brand Tomatoes Le Briar Rose Corn Cavalier Brand Peas Campbell Consomme Soup and peaches or pears priced at 28¢ per can.
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India
The
Homer Fitts Company
Talk OF
TOWN
Alex, J. Cruickshank
Granite Cutlers’ Union
Quincy
Mass
Arthur Rae
Graniteville
Lenoxville
P. Q
Stone Cutters
J. T
Wood
Price
A. D. Gilley
N. Hy
Anya
N. Kenyon & Onsonal
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ald
Burns
Terial
C. W. Averill & Company
Barre
Vermoni
the Barre Daily Times
Abbott's
Vaughan
Abbott
Henry Harrison
Goddard Seminary
Woodeville
N. 1
Oale & Knight's
Alex, Bruce
Pembroke
N.hs
Rustwad
Mis
Helen Burbank
Church Street
Rank KR
Dickey Shes
GE. Nelson's
Nelson
Louis Heil
Yo Me CO
Reason & Co
Lump
Manet Derrickmen's Union
King's Daughters
J. Stillips
Soult Street
Kenyon
Cilel
Layal Green Mountain Lodge
MEU
OL Hall
Thane
T 'Eluck
Duis
evenTvag
North Montpelier
South Barre
Carrier Building
Veale & Knight
New England
Seienho
Union Telephone Line
North Main St
Union Clothing Company
Union Clothing Store
Depot
Nolna
the Central Market
B. Ingalls
Mgr
No. Main St
Syare
N. D. Phelps CO
N. Main Street
Barre Opera House
Flages Wonderland Moving Picture Company
Pregali
Sylvian
Rag
Jin
Valentine
Shannon River
WM. Robertson
Ila Batchelder
Barre, Vt
People’s Shoe Store
C. S. Andrews
D. F. Davis, “the Druggist
North Main Street
Barre, Vermont
Main
Pearl Sts
Vermont
L. M. Averill’s
Turk’s Island
Worcester
Averill Building