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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary clipping notes money flow and life insurance actions in Barre Montpelier region with references to agents and yearly disbursements. Includes scattered mentions of national organizations and local offices, suggesting a news brief on insurance activity and payments.
A jumble of names places and ads including Burr the Je Mook and Wel chalr with prices around 11 dollars plus 150 for M Averill. Local notices report Adams of East Montpelier visiting, Mrs Enstman operation, and rural free delivery route back after a ten day vacation. Also mentions Dyspepsia remedies and Dr Thomas liniment with household use tips.
In Graniteville a dance by the W. O. F. was moved from Monday to Thursday evening June 18 at Miles? Hall. Tea and cake will be served, with details from Exenraion to Bako Champlain on page 2.
A petition signed by S Abbott and others asks the trustees to restore the vote for a rate relief measure and cut water rates by one third. The meeting is set for dinner time. Local students and residents are noted in separate items including teaching changes, visits, and recent travels.
The Groton program lists eight annual exercises with recitations and music. Graduates Helen Rich and Carrie Downs are named, along with grammar school students Reta Welch and Abbie McCrillis, under a crimson and silver color scheme.
Mrs Kate Ellis hosts Mise Tali a Swanton teacher while Andrew Ellis visits Boston after time with relatives. Miss Anna Miller arrives from Boston. Prof and Mrs Richards head to Boston. Henry Tupper back from Illinois staying till September. Congregational church observes Children’s Day. Mrs Fannie Waldo family head to Barnard for the summer. Mrs John Kimball and son visit Troy. husband to join in two weeks.
Chelsea residents and visitors share a week of social calls in East Brookfield Montpelier and Barre. Mr and Mrs Edgar J Trask of East Brookfield visit. Willis N Bixby and Mrs Bixby head home to Worcester after staying with friends. Sheriff Tracey and Deputy Lawton depart after several days in town. A W Hoyt relocates from Washington to the village with an Orange County phone line.
Friday night meeting notice calls all members to Beacon at Prravalee at 9 a.m. to form a body march to the church and engage in a service led by Rev. J. W. Towshy. An excursion to Lake Cadgie is mentioned on page £.
The Douma asserts constitutional prerogatives in government finance decisions after a vote of disapproval. An interpellation pressed the finance minister for reasons behind a proposal to authorize a loan, arguing it violates the Fundamental Law and Douma sanction. The majority urged submission of notes on the state bank to the Douma beforehand.
June 19 report states the boycott aims to force government concessions and self rule. Authorities in Hong Kong declare restrictions on listings and demonstrations while residents assess the impact on daily life and business.
Mulai Hafid united yesterday with a daughter of Mulai T email in Fez Mor a es in a ceremony marked by the usurping sultan. He announced his cabinet with Madni Glaoui named grand vizier and ordered no European innovations tolerated, signaling further modernization limits.
The column records numerous day trips and calls by residents such as Fast Calais Colby starting for Michigan en route to southern California, visits by Lore Bliss and Arch Persong in Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. Fay visiting Melissa Kay, and many others in Barre and nearby towns. It mentions travel, family gatherings, church attendance, a new baby, and a summer opening, with occasional ads and notices for local events and services.
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