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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1908
Page
7
Members of Summit Jodge No. 207 gather for the funeral of Ellen Pirie at 12:50 p m with the lodge in attendance per order observing the rites and farewell.
Local brief highlights include new goods at Perry's and Lenox Incubator orders left at Seuith and Cursings. A Seventh Page notice details closing the estate of A. C. Day. Clerks announce a regular meeting at seven. Mrs Anna Patrick and Philona Chamberlain funeral details reference a Northfield fire and burial at Blinwood Cemetery.
The St Aldemar Commandery No. nh K T schedules a Thursday evening session at 7:30 with work in the templar degree conducted by E.G. Love as E.G.
A flood of short items records visitors from Hardwick and Northfield, market notes on fresh fish at City fish market, social events at churches, and meetings of local lodges. Also noted are real estate transactions on Montpelier road and upcoming suppers and social gatherings around February 27.
Abbott’s lace lines up with Perry’s lace curtain. Theatorium shows “in town” pictures. Local arrivals and visits fill the day as readers follow notes on vendors, dances, meetings, and upcoming events at Miles hall Graniteville and Woodmen’s hall.
Harlington February 20 There was an exciting afternoon along North Willard Street as crowds gathered to watch live racing. The fastest race featured the Bishop winning in straight heats with Greaney, Merrill, and others setting a brisk pace in clear weather.
Barometer reports rain or snow likely in the local area with colder conditions developing in the west. Thursday foretells rain or snow again in central and northern zones with stronger east winds and a brisk rise in temperature possible toward the northeast.
Court records show a sale of furs in Burlington under U S Marshal Horace W Bailey. Bids ranged around six dollars, drawing a large crowd of men and women and briefly delaying court proceedings. Authorities from Alvargh Tagtox oversaw the gun sale portion and secured the area. The event featured a price list near 105 dollars for several items and included the sheriff Thomas icacer in attendance.
Edward Davis of Relienectary district committed suicide at the Hoosick Falls armory by a single shot to the head. He left a letter for his daughter and was previously believed to be a deputy sheriff of nectuat. The report notes the tragedy occurred on an unspecified date in Troy and lists his connection to the area.
O J Dodge at 170 Main Street Barro Vermont announces a sale prior to stock-taking offering all clocks at 20 percent off regular prices. Example shows a $1.25 nickel alarm clock for 98 cents. Window display highlights this opportunity to buyers.
The Central Market proclaims no strike impact on prices and promises low cash prices on meats and vegetables. Manager E. Inglais says customers pay fair prices for exact goods, with prompt delivery and no bad bills. Phone number 15-11, location 76 No. Main Street.
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