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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
8
Toe for ar 31.00 at forts to Bae is mentioned in terse notes. The fragmented text mentions a figure or amount and places named Forts and Bae, but lacks clear context or full details.
The piece extols Green Mountain Brand sausage, citing clean production, use of nice pork, and skilled methods as reasons it is superior. It emphasizes a clean factory, diligent workers, and overall craftsmanship as the main factors.
EARLS SHEPHERD 46 N Main St Barre VT advertises dog collar name and number service for ten cents while also promoting new maple syrup for sale at the same location.
The item mentions Rev Ariel Bellondi returning from a business trip and notes Granite Mutual offering new fire insurance rates in Barre. It also references theater listings Pagliacci performances by Witches 1d and a ripet this week, with various local attractions and discounts hinted.
Following a Wednesday meeting, entertainment and maple sugar program to run from eight to nine o'clock with 15 cent admission and free for children. The Evangelical church announces a resident pastor to arrive in early April as Mr. Taser has been appointed to the pastorate, with a family planning to relocate.
Rutland March 28 John Blake previously convicted in February 100 percent was sentenced to five to seven years in state prison at Windsor by Rutland city court for conspiring with intent to kill Louis Motso while walking on railroad tracks near the city. He allegedly shot at Weld Moran during a demand for a watch and money, hitting Moran in the thigh. Blake was later captured in Greenfield, Massachusetts, by Sheriff Whittaker while fleeing with a trunk.
Several locals are noted as visiting or traveling today including Evolio Fedeli of Boston, 8 D Bennett of Waterbury, and Fred Noel from Norwich University. Miss Bessie Cave visits Bradford parents T H Cave. The Young Woman's Tourist club holds its annual meeting while Mrs Drown is expected. A surprise party honors Mrs Teane tonya at 23 Ranch Street with games, cake, and coffee.
Plainfield reports no new smallpox cases yet while town activity continues. Local social notices mention visits by Miss Evelyn Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Arilup Porkine and son, and Miss Florence Nye, plus several Rebekah degree initiations and Grange meetings.
A fragmentary weather note reports fair conditions with colder air trickling into northern Maine and Vermont. It notes cooler temperatures Sunday with a fresh westerly wind and evolving local conditions.
Auction rooms open tonight with glove sales at Vaughan's and Ab-Wrapper bargains. Local items note new spring raincoats at Moore & Owens, a fashion update from Perry's, and several social notices including visits, club meetings, and church events. Ranging from downtown commerce to personal travels, the page catalogues sales, arrivals at hotels, and upcoming services with a community-focused snapshot.
Native Vermont farm chickens advertised for sale, distinct from western storage stock. Market wants accepted today or any weekday. Phone 92.
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