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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
8
The Morton Roofing line claims wed results on flat, planting, or peaked roofs. It emphasizes cooler upper areas in summer and warmer indoors in winter, offering material free booklets and samples. Mr T. L. Clark stocks fall supplies.
Joseph Fraser worked in Hardwick while J Vale traveled to Burlington for business. Auction sale tonight at City Auction rooms. P C Owens of Boston arrived for a visit. Beet sold at 75¢ long Hale for Westaghan's. J W Kidder from Granite Center on business. Hazel Maiden visited relatives in Qid Or shard Maine. Fresh blueberries arrive at New England Fruit store, prices modest. Ice cream freezers advertised at C W Averiti Co with quart size 75 cents. Stone cutters offered by I P Austin. Mrs Willis Abbott returning to Lewiston Maine after visits. Dr Me Daniels returned to Northampton Massachusetts. Prof William Wheaton visiting Clar Tree Wheaton in Ayer Street. Poster note about a gutter incident near Eastman Brothers’ stores being taken to store for safekeeping. Asaol Mire, John W Gordon, Paul and Philip, Thomas Dunham traveling to Hanover New Hampshire for Dartmouth College event. Mr and Mrs William Wildtater and two children with others traveling to New York for visit. Retail clerks note event at K of P hall at 1:30 Wednesday. Banana and sop cream offered at A Gardner’s with good prices. Central Vermont station fracture incident noted as resolved with trains continuing.
The column lists a string of local items and notices including shopping ads at Abbott s and Perry s, an auction tonight at City Auction Room, a meal or beef left for Denver, travel news on Bemethi and a run to Randolph, a big monument job for Jones Bros Co in Pa, June 24 at 8 o clock, a discount offer from J E K Brown, a new Masuneco theatre singer F A Vennett, Vermont Fruit Store expanding its ice cream parlor, and a group including Mrs Willian Narclay and ex Alderman Milne planning trips to New York and Scotland for the summer with Mauretania.
Notice to all tenants of Charles North pasture that trespass and occupancy are restricted. The document names Pine Pasture as the affected area for the current season and references parties Nixon Barro and a date in March. This informs rights holders and warns against unlawful grazing or entry.
A fragmentary weather note from The Barre Daily Times forecasts showers across Vermont with variable winds. The brief text hints at a warm, unsettled pattern and mentions a mix of easterly to southerly winds.
Local notices report visits from B D Dilton of Woodaville NH and Geo R Beverle in town next week and again later. Miss Flora Zane of Websterville visits relatives in Dariville while Reelyn C Wilson heads to Lake Morey for summer. Mrs Fred Cheney funeral set at 661 North Min Street Wednesday at 2. Miss Faustina Maker hosts a gathering. Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary meets June 14 at 2. Visitors include W A Irwin from Brooklyn lodging at Cl ara. Stella Day and L B Smith head to Old Orchard Beach for summer. The Community group hosts a social at Mrs Catto’s on Rancon Street with a silver sugar shell gift. Local film review praises The Cowboy and the Schoolma’am at the Comique with strong audience acclaim.
Fragmentary notice announces Dr Z Archambault offering serum treatment for certain diseases. It mentions consultation at Graniteville and a May Friday appointment, with incomplete details about prices or procedures.
A jumble of short notices records residents traveling to Boston Montreal and Chicago for visits work and vacations. Many list trips to Old Orchard Beach Hardwick St Johnsbury Rockland and Sherbrooke with plans to work hotel positions and attend dances. A Columbus baseball team event and Gilbertson’s orchestra headline local entertainment while a city court arraignment notes a small theft case and costs.
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