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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
8
New items at The Faughan Store attract shoppers including white petticoats and hammocks priced from $1.60 to $132.00. Reports recount travels, local events, and a march carpentry meeting. A party heads to St Albans for trapshooting, while teachers and choir plans fill Barre and Spaulding pages.
In Burlington and East Barre last week planning continues for community events. The Sitrer Leaf circle marks its anniversary next week with activities including a Woman’s visit and a Thursday entertainment evening. Charlee Waterman hosts a Tuesday gathering, and a sale at Oakes promises local specialties and village lore.
A quoted rural exchange tells of a man who drank gallons of buttermilk to cure facial boils only to worsen his condition and blow the price up in the community. The crowd notes he was told to bathe his face with buttermilk, not drink it, as he recounts the misadventure with humor from Knead City Journal.
Regional notices mix social events advertisements and local travel plans. Names include Vaughan, Venetti Waterbury, Moore, Parry, Miss Faith Young, Miss Genevieve Cheney, W. Burnhar and C. T. White. Activities range from tours and visits to church events, theater ads, and a concert at Barre Opera House.
A morning blaze at a Salisbury area farm destroyed multiple barns and outbuildings. Firefighters tackled the flames from dawn to early afternoon, with explosions of gasoline canisters reported and a back veranda rescue noted as the structures burned and collapsed. Vaughan's offered 250 for silver and gold butter.
Tool sharpeners notice: a meeting of total sharpeners in New Hampshire will be held at the hall. Nichole Michon? Wednesday evening, June 14, at seven o clock. James Mitel, secretary.
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