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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1905

Page

2

Local Echoes and Fragments From Barre News

Off Atlantic coast U S naval maneuvers prompt speculation on Polats for Togo. A convict Clark’s hat and trousers are found as investigators pursue the rest of him. Barre high school speech contest drew a large crowd and high merit awarded. Judge Harvey resists cheap justice with a fifteen day sentence for first offense drunk. Weather rain linked to material shortages. A Rochester man, by shooting a deer out of season, pays with a costly lesson in his wallet.

Clark Barre Harvey Montpelier City

PUT IT IN THE SINKING FUND

City council may add the 2 percent franchise tax from the gas company to the sinking fund. The early small income will grow as gas usage expands, aiding future bond debt payments and establishing a stable annual contribution.

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Loss of Population in Hill Towns in Massachusetts

A preliminary census count for Massachusetts shows a notable population decline in hill towns. Of thirteen towns reported by Chief Pidgin, twelve show decreases with losses up to 6 percent and an average around 12 percent, concentrated in Berkshire Franklin and Hampshire counties. The trend reflects a long term shift toward cities, with the Mount Washington example dropping from 136 inhabitants in 1805 to 87.

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Convict’s clothing found near Windsor barn

A sentence fragment reports detectives or locals finding trousers once worn by Edward Clark, an escaped convict, in a Windsor area barn. The note mentions the garments were found Monday and exchanged for old clothes, with the convict wearing a jumper.

Windsor James Contin Edward Clark

Jingles and Jests and Local Tidbits Mix

A collage of humorous quotes and community notes from Somerville Journal, Philadelphia Telegraph, and Houston Post. The item lists playful lines about attire and manners, interwoven with parish updates, visiting relatives, shop openings, a barber tale about Mark Twain, and brief town news including moves and events across Montpelier seminary, Cabot Lodge, and Northfield church activities.

Barre residents appear in town gatherings and notices

Barre residents and visitors are listed in a town column with reports of social visits from Barre to East Montpelier and St Johnsbury, church announcements, a deer incident with a hunter, a county warden’s complaints, Pythias and Rathbone events, a hunting dog issue, a chancery case hearing, and subscription reminders from Marshfield.

Susan Atkins Cabotial J. Berton Pike G. ¥. Bliss Bise Mrs. Flint St. Johnebury Newton Herbert de Lilley Calais Joseph Johnson Amana T J. Royal Kinney Boston S. H. Unwin Dennis Lamberton A. C. Tucker EB. Powers Leslie Tucker Greensbro L. A. ‘Tucker Rathbone Hardwick James Bouldry Plainfield Herbert Aiken Mn Aiken Barre Berlin Cabot East Montpelier Woodbury Frank Bolowan Meader’s Benjamin Gates Montpelier B. Wilbur C. Preston John G. Wing J. P. Acta M. J. Allen St. Johnsbury Montpolice Auttomobile J. B. Pike Marshfield

Northfield Reports Local Business And Building Updates

Louis Malnatti and Frank Kendall partner to rent a large store under the Universalist church. A. I. Denny renovates his Main street home with steam heat and bath, enlarging the cellar for the heating plant. Dr. Daniel Johnson and C. D. Edgestrom lease the second-floor depot rooms. Johnson keeps his previous suite, while Gokey’s former rooms become Edgerton’s law office. The town and village share galley wall repair costs on Central street to serve the college area. Alumni group of Norwich University plans preparations for a June 21 gathering. local committee named to organize events.

Louis Malnatti Frank Kendall Wave Vane Universalist A. I. Denny Main Street Daniel Johnson C.D. Edgerstom Dr. Johnson Marty M. Gokey Eden Dr. Gokey Edgerton Holland Filine Central Street James Evans Wen Norwich University Northfield Savings Bank W. A. Shaw A. Shaw A.B. Winelow C. A. Carleton Joseph Lanes W. E. Hantley B. A. Allen

Hyomei touted as quick relief for catarrh

Hyomei inhaler kit sold for one dollar promises rapid improvement of catarrhal troubles in early summer. The ad claims the antiseptic air treatment reaches all respiratory areas and offers a lifetime inhaler plus medicine with optional extra warmer. Rickert & Wells guarantee satisfaction.

Ares Rickert & Wells

Memorial Sunday plans and community notices in Williamstown

All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meet Sunday by 10 o clock sharp. A wallet left at M. Drury's store for owner to claim. Children’s Day rehearsal at Universalist vestry Thursday 6 30 pm with time change. Next Sunday Memorial Sunday services at Universalist church with Rev FLA Kimball. Parish meeting Thursday evening. Good Templars social had smaller turnout due to showers. Cake and lemonade served.

Waleldgewis Mantpeer B. Knight Julia Iierre Hatti J. M. Southwick Smailie Plainfield W. B. Lange Lucinda Lamberton Plymouth Hannah Morse Joe Murphy Barre T. D Carl Fletcher Sons of Swanke Hiram Wells Edgar Peek G. J. Hawes Wella Rogers Ned Farrington Burlington Charles Paquin Marin Abbott Main Street Hawes Montpelier Seminary Cabot Lodge Montpelier Congregational Sarah Rogers Heatenae Orlando Meath Poeces D Hilliard Ntional Northfield Haven Odd Fellows Rebekahs Drury’s Universalist Vestry Universalist Church Fla, Kimball Universaist Church Good Templars

Smart Oxfords Preview New Leathers and Lasts

Footwear feature highlights new lasts in all leathers with tans taking prominence. An expanded assortment includes black options in plain and patent tips, suitable for home or street wear, with heavy or light soles for varied use.

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