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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
8
The Barre Daily Times reports a weather prediction with showers likely. Warmer temperatures expected with moderate humidity and a rising trend toward the afternoon. Conditions are forecast to become more favorable by evening.
A jumble of local notices and items from Burlington and nearby towns outline shopping ads, personal visits, dances, and travel. Mentions include Moore Owens ads, Vaughan’s sales, Pearl Stone heading to Portisill, W. Carter moving houses, and mentions of congregational services, fund cards, and a M W A dance. Details span June events, with various residents and visitors noted.
At the opera house Saturday night the George Co Hall company will present a comic drama titled A Runaway Bank. A minstrel of clear spirit will be introduced. 200 men expected tonight in Howland Cave ball to hear Rev W B Griner speak on the Lasmen's Missionary movement. Miss Garner in a notable program will perform. A movement is on foot to organize a benevolent team among the clergy. no definite plan yet, but discussions likely this week.
Frayed notice reports a regulss meeting of Green Mountala council No 740 in the Bobin Manch hall on Friday evening Jan 17. Members are urged to attend. agenda details unclear.
An item listing various goods and events appears. It mentions Vaughan and Jefferson, a long contai n color item, and an automobile. It promotes a sale at Elton node fountain and a Red Cross drive. Voters are urged to participate for benefits including a free plane ride.
A quirky piece explains two kinds of corns vegetable and animal. It notes vegetable corn on ears and animal corns on feet from tight shoes and jokes about being corned when tight. It mentions a farmer boasting eighty to ninety bushels and references Davis Corn Remedy as a listed product.
D F Davis known as The Druggist operates at 262 North Main Street in Base, Vermont. The listing notes the local chemist's address and trade designation within the Vermont town.
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