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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1908
Page
8
Mrs Clarence Harvey is ill will re cog at en ier Earl Hayden of Norwich university Northfeld is vietting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs A W Allen returned last night from a visit in Boston and New York
The notice explains that if weather worsens the fire bell will ring at 7 30 to indicate no forenoon session and again at 12 10 to indicate no school for the rest of the day. The signals will close all city schools when conditions require.
Auction to-night at city rooms with belts and linen products advertised. Local visits include T. A. Biker to Underhill and Jake Wood to Northfield. Sleds at Mook er & Co. sold, estate of ALC. Day pending. William Melvin returns to Philadelphia after visit. Ernest Weightman to begin services at People's Church, Montpelier, through Feb 23 with Sunday services at 10:80 a.m. 2:30 and 7 p.m. Whist club entertained on Vine Street with prizes awarded to Andris, Clara Hawes, G. Robinson, Sire, and F A. Danforth.
The Murphy family thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness during bereavement and for the beautiful floral tributes from M. J. Murphy and family.
The Barre Daily Times notes a night of rain or snow followed by a Sunday that is fair and colder. A fresh west southwest wind is expected with a potential freeze. The Friday night forecast suggests colder conditions to come.
Local chatter notes visits from George of Calais and J T Pierce of South Royalton. Perry's store advertises children’s items at reduced prices while shoppers eye furs and low prices. Dance attendance, home crafts, and Burns society plans mingle with family visits and church group meetings.
A Marshfield item lists town notices and a drill meeting planned by the R K of P vy with local officials to be completed by 12 tonight. The Times urges residents to phone notices to the regular correspondent before noon for same day appearance. A Union phone is installed, and school in Bond district closed last Friday with F E Brown as teacher. several students cited for absences and marks.
Charles H Frost aged about 70s died Thursday evening at his Bridport home after a sudden illness. He served in Co M Vermont Cavalry during the Civil War and was a member of George S Gale Post G A R of Bridport. Survived by son Carl Frost and brother W Frost of Bridport. Funeral held this afternoon at one o clock with burial in Bridport Cemetery.
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