Weather Prediction for October 6, 1908
The forecast calls for warmer conditions tonight with a cool spell in the east. Strong southerly winds are expected later. general fair skies persist though some unsettled areas may arise.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
8
The forecast calls for warmer conditions tonight with a cool spell in the east. Strong southerly winds are expected later. general fair skies persist though some unsettled areas may arise.
Busy readers receive a rapid stream of local items: travel notes, visits, sales, meetings, and theater chatter. W. J. McNeil went to Rutland, Cutler heads a Dalymaids program in New York, Mrs. W. d. Melenn visits Burlington, Warren Richardson has a horse for sale, and many civic group notices appear.
Community notices include visitors like W. Trudeau to New Haven Junction and Nelson Santan tuning pianos, shop updates at Frank McQuade’s and N. D. Phelps Co, a Congregational church Women’s Society meeting at 2 30, October fairs for Ladies of Clan Gordon, dance events at Miles Hall and Foresters’ hall, Hearts of Oak lodge meeting, Presbyterian ladies meeting on October 7, and business notes on coal, wood, and winter supplies. Also reports on Mrs H G Woodruff’s appendicitis operation and changes at Green’s Ideal Bakery under new ownership FE Boyce.
East Cabot residents and neighbors share weekend visits with many local names. Mrs Ha Barre appeared in Marsafield while L Moughten and spouse visited Peacham. RLS couple returned from Norththotd. Frank Walbridge and wife toured Cabot and called on 5 E Houghton. Frank Peck slowly recovers from last week’s Drew's mill accident. C H Austin and Charles Adams attended the warden’s event at James Stevenson’s in Peacham Wednesday.
The shop promotes fall attire with a selection of men s overcoats at 3 90, children s coats at 2 90, men s heavy wool pants at 2 75, and men s suits described as practical value. Warm winter undergarments blankets and quilts are offered at lower prices, inviting customers to visit.
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