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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
4
Disjointed report highlights McGavin of Illinois plans, church charges against a pastor, and New Hampshire praise. It covers debates on Sunday observance, economics of fashion sales, rest needs, and public notices, tying politics, religion, and society in a turbulent reading.
Vermont communities report Sunday rest concerns as the New England Sabbath Protective league met in Worcester Massachusetts to discuss countering the continental Sunday. President G Stanley Hall of Clark University argued rest and recreation are physiologically needed in modern American life while urging thorough efforts.
A fragmented clipping rails against promises of easy gains and scams, mocking consumer temptations and manipulative advertising. It references a public warning from Chicago News and quotes from Current Literature and Louisville pieces, noting distrust of false inducements and the lure of free offers.
A garbled Randolph page records neighbors and errands with scattered names including Mr and Mrs Tay, Mr B Mell, A W Wortman, and Miss Cora Bilex visiting Bethel. Bethel business trips, delivery work by Mr Baker, medical and surgical notes, and church events appear amid numerous unreadable fragments.
Northfield residents note Prof. F N Tinker and N Tilden of Roxbury visiting on business. A welcome party gathered under the manyanade bell. residents enjoyed a pleasant postview at Mrs Villa Boynton’s Vine street home. Major W Hovey addressed cadets at Narwlea on the Philippines. Charles Clark of Cotinaeyd, NY, and A B McCarty with TP attended business meetings. The village youths staged a leap year party at the new Dewey ball, while migration trends show many villagers leaving town for various reasons.
Local news reports Ratlacit Joe 27 was arrested at Elreenfield, Mimat. Judge Walker Verna worth bound over the county jury on charges of defrauding local betel, with the suspect to remain in jail pending further proceedings.
The notice records the death of Nathaniel Clark born October 18 1890 son of George and Betsey Clark, with services led by L.2. Adame. It mentions mrnations Mrs Lewis Coburn of North Montpelier and Mrs W M Abbott of Lewiston among others, pallbearers Orlando Theo and George H. Clark and Line Coburn. The piece also notes keepsake details, family gatherings, and a church entertainment by the Lewis Aid at the M B church.
Distressed by garbled scan, Topsham residents join in church events and school meetings. Rev Heidyer serves at Timy Hill path. Alexander Smith remains in a routine on the Groton line. infant Nemina Emery shows signs of developing. Mrs Willey attends west alley gathering. teachers hold a meeting at the school led by Superintendent Gilman. State leaders Mason Stone and Frank Greene plan a lecture on The New Veradnts at a town ball Tuesday evening with hope of strong attendance.
Mrs Martin A Gillette of Roxbury and Duxbury died yesterday in Montpelier from inflammation of the heart. She had lived with her husband in Duxbury and Moretown for 15 years. Funeral services will be Thursday at ten at St Augustine's church, burial in Catholic cemetery. She was a member of the Daughters of Liberty and St Vincent de Paul society. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Slattery of Roxbury. Also notes on legal actions and state government meetings in Montpelier.
A Canadian professor argues milk offers superior nutritive value at lower cost than beef. He cites a Holstein producing 2522 pounds in 30 days, stresses vitality and right ration for winter, and outlines a feeding plan including clover hay, corn silage, mangels, oats and bran, with plentiful water and humane treatment to ensure high quality milk.
White sale highlights daily bargain values across women and children's muslin underwear. Corset covers 19c to 2.00, drawers 12c to 2.25, chemises 39c to 3.50, gowns and robes up to 3.98, skirts variously priced, lace 6c to 10c, and corsets from 79c to 1.00 with brand names Thompson and F. P. on offer.
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