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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage notes the Barre Daily Times’ average daily circulation at 5,125 copies for the wool ending Saturday, claiming it the largest paid daily in the region. It references figures about local politics, hotels, and civic notices, mentioning Albany and Montpelier and various local names in a disconnected fragmentary report.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court expelled an attorney found to have wrongfully converted a client’s money. The ruling asserts the profession must police itself to protect trustees and maintain public confidence. A Vermont exchange praised the decisive step, urging broader enforcement against misconduct.
A fragmentary discussion questions Governor Prouty’s driving speed and possible law breaking. It notes reports of his fast travel from Burlington to Montpelier and compares it to other trips, urging caution before broadcasting any claims of recklessness.
A fragment from a Vermont periodical comments on Burr and Burton seminary and its students as a playful world. It notes editorial voice, references Senator Dip of Vermont opposing print paper tariffs, and hints at broader tariff debates. The piece also mentions Senator Page and Vermint connections in a diffuse, reflective tone.
A disjointed clipping notes efforts to locate the Champlain sea serpent for the Champlain celebration. It mentions Swanton’s photograph and an interview with the monster’s supposed hunter, referencing Isle La Motte and Burlington Free Press.
New York fabrics headline our summer stock with soft filmy scarfings and neck centered cravats. The shop buys continuously from top New York manufacturers to keep fresh goods arriving weekly. New shirts range 75 cents to 3.00, new hose 1.5 to 5 cents, new ties 1.5 to 1.00, straw hats 25 cents to 10.00.
A playful verse captures a late night car journey with hilltop glamour and smooth progress until the engine cart breaks down. Lyrical verses mingle with jokes about couples quarreling and medical jokes about appendicitis and a surgeon.
Burlington June 28 Riverside Park opened with over 1200 spectators enjoying a lively matinee. George M. won the half mile in 1 05, a recent Hartford purchase by J. Le Powers, beating Rava Mason. Power horse Ges Miwon set a track record with 1 00 1/2. Joss Mason and Nellie McNutty also scored in heats, while Willey’s Lotte Logan led early but faded.
Simon Levin of Hye Street Burlington died Saturday morning after pneumonia in Montpelier. Funeral services were held yesterday at the Archibald Street synagogue with Rev. I Rowenberg officiating. Interment was in the Hebrew cemetery in South Burlington. He leaves a wife, a child, and three brothers including Myer Levin of Barre, with a listed business in Junk dealers Age & Levin.
June 28 report from West Danville notes Too's Pond stocked with 47,000 black bes from the U S hatchery at St Johnbury. Previous plantings include a teelhad trout three years ago and 90,000 Try oes excel, with warm weather boosting sport potential and ongoing yearly additions anticipated despite seasonal wear.
Segel and Jacob ait are noted in New York as part of a list including David Levin and others, with a focus on home items and a fine, low setting. The fragment references these individuals in a possibly social or business context.
In New York Italian quarter Exmet side mob seeks vigilante justice after a car runs over a girl, Adelaide Melon, severing both arms. Police intervene as bystanders chase and threaten violence before an ambulance arrives. The motive cited is punishment for the operator’s alleged wrongdoing.
Three year old Gertude Mack died after suffocating in her grandmother’s bed as a fire started by her uncle Edward Mack’s brother spread through the home in Lane, June 26. The tragedy follows reports that the child sought safety from the flames in the grandmother’s bed, where she could not escape.
Report of the condition at close of business June 23 190% includes assets such as cash from checks and inquiries. Notary public Certifies the document with a December date.
A six year old boy started a play in the kitchen, the Heth rushed up in alarm, and a tense chase followed. The child hid under clothes in his grandmother's bar as fear overwhelmed him, and he was found only after a frantic search. The mother nearly risked her life while seeking him.
White River Junction June report states fireman Latoche of the internal paper mill at Wilder died from burns sustained Saturday. He left a widow and two children.
A fragmented advertisement from the New England Fruit Store promotes ice cream and cream cones with free delivery. It mentions moxie and inoda as items, plus a call for arranging service, though several words are garbled.
A brief notice promotes a forthcoming advertisement listing special prices on various specialties. Details to follow in tomorrow’s edition.
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