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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
4
Barre Daily Times issue details postal entry and publication note for Barre Vermont. Publisher Frank Hi Langley announces subscription prices and delivery cadence. The text records a Saturday week ending date and notices typical of a small local newspaper.
Vermont newspapers discuss Senatorial and gubernatorial figures, urging campaign expense disclosure and a statewide standard for weighing scales. The Burlington Morgan or editorials praise reform, cite Hughes as a defiant incumbent, and push for a uniform scale act to protect the public.
A Vermont article notes growing support for public playgrounds as cities from Burlington to Barre pursue plans. It cites Barres example of a boys club and Rutland considering similar spaces to counter urban crowding and auto danger, urging adoption in Burlington and others.
The St Johnsbury Academy graduation last week marked a milestone with thirty five graduates and strong averages. Ninety percent or more achieved high marks, reflecting the academy’s enduring standard and its contribution to shaping capable citizens.
Milde Kinin Flite with her jenn Iinther Rov Ts Be Terie inv Milam. Mrs Nie Melly and many locals are mentioned arriving and visiting various households in Randolph. Names include Arthur Turgeon of Lelynon, ME, Dr. F. C. Blanchard, Mrs. J. A. Dobamin, and Norwich University attendees. Several residents travel for visits to St Johnsbury, Montpelier, and Montpelier. A nurse Eva Nichols plans travel to Basel. Olive Moutton’s sanity case noted. GAR campfire reports and a dress presentation by Mrs Stoughton referenced.
Plainfield reports a flood of visits and town happenings with residents like James Markham and Berton Dike among others in town Thursday and Friday. Local life includes painting carriages, callers from Marshfield and Randolph, a funeral, a move by Lyle Turker, and community interest in an upcoming law week feature at the local school.
Owners of good hay offered for brand new wagons in a large varied stock. We need the hay and you need the wagons. Closing out wagons for little money to free floor space. Liberal cash discount. Some second hand Suxreys and Roan Wacons available. Come in and inspect.
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