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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
4
The weekly circulation figure for the Parre Daily Times through Saturday shows average daily readership across all editions. Figures indicate steady distribution with regional reach and readership density across key zones.
A large crowd gathered Wednesday as twelve railroad interests campaigned against the state railroad commission's proposed order barring cars from certain routes. Julius Oliver of West Charleston, Vermont legislator, died aged 83. The Vermont assembly weighed political topics as leaders met for luncheon.
The passage honors Prof Shipman and Woodard for their contributions to the university and its education mission. It notes a gift to the dean and the enduring influence on the founding and growth of the school, praising dedication during its challenging early days and the sponsor university society’s role in education.
A respected trustee whose strong personality boosted promotions at the school died, leaving the Oest Goddard seminary to confront a notable leadership gap. The institution faces a pivotal moment as it reevaluates its direction and community involvement after the loss.
A reader warns that overly suggestive headlines can distract and mislead audiences. The piece urges careful selection of headlines to attract readers while preserving clarity and responsible reporting.
A reader letter critiques a magazine title that hints at political content and suggests multiple interpretations. The writer warns that bold phrasing could mislead some readers while acknowledging others will grasp the intended meaning. The piece questions clarity and intent, noting potential misreadings.
A fragmentary obituary notes the funeral of Mrs Ellen Hood of Main Street held Thursday at noon with Rev Fred Daniels officiating. The interment occurred in the Fitts family lot in Hunt cemetery, attended by relatives and many friends.
In Montpelier, nine railroad commission hearings are set for next week in the northern region. J. As DeBoor of National Life Insurance travels to New York for company business. Painie M. Sheldon sues J. Fred Sheldon for divorce citing intolerable severity and desertion, seeking custody of their child. A man named Julia Barett appeared before Judge Harvey on intoxication charges, fined $5 plus $6.20 costs. Mrs. Charles Breck, formerly of Brooklyn, lists three children. L. A. Brown of Boston and Allan Breck and Mrs. Montgomery of Brooklyn are noted. A large fire in Winknesay sparks renewed calls for a chemical engine for the fire department, with damages estimated between $4,000 and $5,000, much from water damage and firefighting delays.
Fragmented verse hints at a playful, chaotic author addressing several named women. The draft shows disjointed lines, shifts in tone, and stray phrases that suggest an experimental piece about inspiration, rejection, and artistic resolve. Names Nora Mary Juliea Juliar appear amid garbled musings.
A garbled reminiscence by a Catholic Standard piece recalls Christmas wishes and a family scene. The speaker notes lack of food, calls out cultural references, and mentions Fourth of July and American phrases amid festive chatter.
A report from Arlington notes the Willow basket craft and a visit by Reale Mache and Mattinare to discuss techniques. Hallimore is cited as key to the basket factory, with notes on Tas forte and Uber 4 jenherse J tor whiil a moat swells sivinity, amid a nod to new movery tuck Se Sain.
An entertainment program at the Univertlist church vestry on Wednesday evening January 22 features Pigno duett with Mrs. Maith Carr and Mrs Etta Eastman, a vocal solo by Miss Lilla Morse, readings by Mr. Heath, vocal solos by Miss Scott and Miss Tilden, piano duets by Mrs. Edith Garr and Mrs. Etta Kastman, and the farce The Son of Her Sex with a large cast including Mrs. Duplex, Maude Joburt Caroling Duplex, Bernica Sanders, Reetha Dendrons, Clara ver, Pollie Nay, Miss Mira Bantman, Kate ONeil, Lizzie Murray, Maggie Donovan, Bel Nelson. Doors open 7:30. entertainment begins at night. Admission 15 cents.
Post office records list uncalled letters for the week ending January 16 1008 at Barre. Names include Ackinson Badvey Bardonsatti Clink Giovannie Cee Concoal Hendrick Johnson Monti Marti Martinelli Simonnick Bernile Brown Brown Carle Clark Higgins McCarthy McDonald Robb Scotti Watson and others.
Soldiers attacked a building on Wednesday night, surrounding the house and breaking doors as they drove out occupants. Rocks were gathered from the street and used to breach entry. no injuries or arrests reported. The attackers were unfamiliar to police.
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