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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
8
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Hodding M B Church will hold a social in the church parlors Friday evening March. Cream cake and home made candy will be for sale along with aprons and holders. A program of music features 20 young ladies in a piece titled Americas Reception to Foreign Nations. The public is invited to attend.
Walter Bartlett’s ix fl at his home on street. J. Laroe returned today from a business visit in Weterbury. There will be ladies fight at ac citia club Thursday evening March 19. M. N. Prescott, who all been visiting G. N. Burroughs, returned to his iee in Bradford today. Mrs. C. A cn one in visiting at the home of her son G. I. Wood worth of Eastern avenue. W. E. Eager returned last night from Leeds where he was called by the death of his father. He resumed his os in Sowden & Lyon's store today. There will be a regular meeting of the L. A. C. Friday evening. All members are requested to attend as business of importance will come before the meeting. Circle No. 1 of the Ladies’ Aid society of the Congregational church will hold another sale at home of Mr. and Mrs. von Averill Ed Friday evening. A good program has been provided. Misses Bernice and Nellie Tillotson of East Montpelier have been visiting for a few days at the home of their sister Flora A. Lord. They came yesterday to a few days in this town at the home of Mrs. Myra T. Maker, another sister.
Fragmented local notes show promotions at Vaughan's Perry's Mascott's and Zephyrettes. Social visits include R G Fuller of Williamstown and funeral attendances for Stephen Bergen at Montpelier. A club entertainment, a water main repair, and various ads and notices fill this noisy page.
The grange hosts a public sugar party followed by a teen dance at the town hall on Saturday evening March 21. Sugar will be served from 7 to 9 o clock at 15 cents per portion and promenade dancing at 10 cents per couple. Everybody invited.
A regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening March 19. The notice lists the Hiawn istee oles organization and calls members to attend a standard session with standard agenda items.
The item lists a string of song titles popular in early sheet music crowds. It features playful titles such as Yet Rather Two Step Than Waltz and Won't You Come Over to Philly along with Daisy Let It Alone How'd You Like to Spoon With Me and Oh Mister Brown.
Veridin weather prediction notes fair and very cold conditions for the Barre region. Winds shift from the south and southeast with a chill in the air and higher morning frost expected.
Local column lists miscellaneous notices and society items. People travel on business to Waterbury Richmond Burlington and Boston. A theater show in town is advertised with a masquerade at the K of C hall next Friday. Labor union discussion and nine hour system aim to reform workplaces. Community notes include a cancer concern, a Chowder supper event, and a church society meeting.
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A local ad notes high chicken prices pushing fresh salmon to the deli table for dinners and lunches. It promotes fifteen varieties of fish and promises delivery of a wide selection to customers seeking seafood options.
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