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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
8
Weather prediction notes rain or snow and warmer tonight. The forecast hints at changing conditions with a shifting barometric readout and a mild trend following wet and wintry conditions. The report references local weather indicators and the unsettled pattern expected.
There will be a meeting of the Eastern Star this evening in Williamstown. Members are urged to attend and participate in the organizational activities planned for the night.
Reading strain at night prompts eye care reminder. Austin readers observe a clockman as evenings grow dim and attention to vision becomes urgent.
Last evening a neighborhood promenade was held at the school house hall to raise funds for the local fire apparatus. A few residents attended the New Year’s ball in Chelsea. Florence George, daughter of W A George, is in threat trouble and will be taken to the hospital at Barre for treatment within two days. T D Hyland, visiting in New York, returned last week.
The notice lists multiple sales and events across Abbott's Vaughan's and N. D. Phell company with skating sessions at Hale's pavilion from 9 to 11 am 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 10 pm Also Goddard evening school for men and women Winter term begins next Monday A new line of buckle metal and oxford footwear at Hale's shoe store Complete overshoe and rubber line at People's shoe store Clerks to file ards with the financial secretary by January 4 for the errs audit Peres auditors
Berlin January 4 police arrested members of the central committee of the Russian workingmen's league under the Prussian Law prohibiting secret societies and minting information supplied by Russian political agents.
Daily reads include shopping ads at Abbott's and Vaughan tone, updates on W. J. Hill of Waterbury visiting, William Bolt returning from Montreal, A D Morse from Schenectady, and ten couples attending a Graniteville dance. Christine Ewen returns to New York. B W Hooker Co invites photo work. a chariot in Ben Hur praised. Thestorium show at least Monday and Tuesday. Funeral arrivals for Malcolm Gamble. Kate Bagley of Gardner expected. guests at Northern hotel include Caprichi, Flynn, Hunt, Wallace, Howard, and others.
Readable fragment lists multiple Sunday and weekday services across Christian Science Presbyterian Swedish Baptist Universalist Congregational Methodist Baptist and other churches. Notes include locations such as 10545 a Sitanelogy and 7 Summer Street with times for morning and evening services, Sunday school, catechism, and special concerts.
J J Benseow visits Lisbon New Jersey on a business trip. P A OBrien of Portland Maine was in town yesterday on a business visit. J LaRow goes to Burlington to spend Sunday at home. Goddard evening school promotes penmanship and typing. Rebekahs plan a whist party at Old Fellows hall tonight at eight. Hinsdale of Indianapolis visits F A Duffy for a few days. George Leys returns from a trip to New York and Philadelphia. I W Prague returns home to Randolph after a city business visit. Mrs Sarah E Drew returns to Cambridge Massachusetts after visiting relatives. Miss Allie Trow returns to Boston after two weeks with parents. Mr and Mrs W E Dueharm and family are under age in Randolph due to diphtheria in a late girl. Mamie McKinzie returns to Fairhaven to teach after holiday break. Goddard evening school advertises arithmetic bookkeeping penmanship shorthand and spelling. Gilt-edge coffin donated to Baptist church supper by F D Ladd Co. Athena club to host domestic science evening at Mrs Leborventt’s home Monday at six. Members unable to attend asked to notify committee member.
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