Travelers' Rail Guide Central Vermont and connections
A fragmented travel notice lists Central Vermont Railway and Wells River lines with stations and times toward Waite River Junction Barre Wells River and Montpelier. It mentions street railway service schedules and connections, noting departures near the hour and referencing various towns and lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railway
Mate Haire
Waite River Junction
Windsor
Prine
Lington
Opis & Wells River
Barre Tor Walls
Ponneat
Hetern
Jane and
Law
Yrane
Koen San Electric
Aquare Ti Harte
Seumatas Af
Acemikee
TALK OF THE TOWN Delicous wholesale and retail at Vermont Vaust Store
The notice advertises a Vermont Vaust Store selling goods at wholesale and retail with cash paid for watches diamonds pie and silver jewelry Burr the Jeweler private ware of furniture at City Auction Rooms daily and weekly hours. Pedrl streak Jack Stone offers all prices from 20 cents to 200 dollars Austin the watchman urges visits to the Pro ples Show Store Saturday or Monday. May Fisherman Kesall Skeeter Bhoot promises attention to customers. Republican city committee plans grant rally and event in Topsday evening. Aug 14 105 at To felock. Speaker A L Blair of Massachusetts and Senator William P Dillingham Vermont attend Clarke attorney general. The Montpelier Mic Hary Punt announces a performance with a short concert outside City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foo Crow
Vermont Vaust
Burr
City
Jack
Stone
Austin
Watch and Clork Man
Satantay
Momlay
Fisherman
Kesall Skeeter
Tofelock
Tip Spowkery
Jurge A. L. Blair
Massachusetts
Summit lodge to hold initiation and certificates meeting
Graniteville AML members of Summit lodge plan a Tuesday evening meeting to initiate candidate Gites and distribute outstanding certificates to members who have not yet received them. Secretary notes the session will be held at the usual meeting place with Teas members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AML
Summit Lodge
NK 5
Angela Hustress
Teas
Pennsylvania Experiment Station
Why James Lee Got Well
Mrs Mary Lee writes from rural route 8 Nhe that her husband James Lee believed he owed his recovery to Dr Kings New Discovery after long illness and near consumption. The note praises the remedy as unmatched for colds and throat issues and says the first dose relief comes. Sold under guarantee at Hod Cross Pharmacy Nickert and Weil drug store with 50 or 1.00 trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonveville
Mary Lee
Nhe
James Lee
King
Dr. King
Hod Cross Pharmacy
Nickert & Weil’ Drug Store
Cretonne Fashion Notes and Mock Morning Gossip
A jumble of fabric details and style observations reviews cretonne trims, collars, parasols, and hats. It notes flower and leaf motifs, embroidered trims, and vivid color pairings, interspersed with stray gossip about social scenes and fashion mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Farmers Advocate on Breed and Variety Distinctions
The Farmers Advocate explains breed and variety in poultry, noting breed covers whole classes like Plymouth Rock and Wyandotte while variety divides a breed into White, Buff, or Barred types. It covers dairy notes, beekeeping basics, waste in poultry raising, and advice from American Cultivator and Farmers Advocate on practical farm matters and summer care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rocks
Warning For Freeman's Meeting In Barre Vermont
The freemen of Barre Vermont are warned to meet on September 10 at nine o'clock to elect officials including governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general and the city representative. Voting places are designated in Ward one through Ward five at Church Street School Ward two Spaniding graded school Ward three Summer Street Ward four Morkiey street school Ward five Hone House Blackwell Street. Dated Barre Vermont this 14th day of August, 14H. John Hobinn, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dares
Washington
Vermont
Prementer
Prostate
Barre
Church Street
Ity
Morkiey
Castro
Castro Ives
Caracay
Indir Dial
Kia Metal
Meeting of Civil Authority on Tax Abatement
A meeting of the board of civil authority for the abatement of taxes will be held in the city court rooms in Barre Vermont on Friday August 4 1908 at 7 o clock. Mayor John Revins notes the date from Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Civil Authority
Barre
Augiat
John Revins
Meeting of the Board of Civil Authority
A meeting of the Board of Civil Authority to discuss additions and corrections to the checklist for the September election will be held in the city court room at the Ubty [tans building on the evening of August 1908 at 7 o clock. Debu Robina, Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrll
Ubty
Tans
O'Ellek
Debu Robina
Two Loves and a Mine Disaster Love Triangle
May Loring, a bright but restless young woman, is torn between Harry Hayford and the slick Sidney as she seeks passion and meaning. After Harry died in a mine explosion, May settles into domestic life until a dramatic reunion reveals a haunting truth around a past liaison and a photos reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Loring
Breendale
Harry Hayford
Enlage
May
Harry
Barry
Hnd
Tarry
Jon
Telnie
Miss Loring
Lome
Mr. Sidney
Mr. Sidsey
Sidney
Darel Boyond
Cortese
Marry Hayford
The Slang of Today and the Future of English
A Boston Transcript essay questions which slang will shape tomorrow’s speech and whether children will speak formal English or street slang. The writer argues slang signals lazy thought, praises heritage speech, and warns against overusing trendy catchwords while urging balanced, clear language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meredith
George Adet
Boston Transcript
George Ade
Bowery
A Genius in Shorthand Mrs Bryan Manages Bryan Speeches
Mrs Bryan acts as secretary to her husband using a self developed stenographic code created after 1896. She dictations each morning then types while Bryan handles other duties and she keeps the system simple and highly valued by users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Willen Bryan Ie
White House
Loeb Order
Fort
Bryan Ip
Evan
Nimble Duyers
Beauty Hair Care And Household Tips From The Press
A jumble of tips on hair care and home repairs offers advice to women. It urges shampooing every two weeks to maintain hair as a facial frame and explains dent removal by warming paper and ironing, though the text is garbled and inconsistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
New York Press
Reputation and Motive Quoted in Washington Star
In the Washington Star a discussion on reputation notes the difficulty of assessing motive. The article stresses how a leader’s actions influence and polarize supporters, while highlighting the challenge of judging character based on appearances and rumors.
Mashes For Poultry And Other Items In The Issue
The Farmers Advocate notes milkskimming mash feeds for poultry raise protein by using skimmed milk and buttermilk. Good ice cream is praised as wholesome and nourishing with a note on purity and reform. Rev Hiram Bingham writes on Gilbert Islands work and literacy rise since 1857 with a tale of a stolen mail piece. A Harper Weekly panel mocks Venus de Milo with Lord Nelson joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meil
Hiram Bingham
Honolulu
South Seas
Gilbert Islands
Gilbert Isands
San Francisco
Lord Nelson
Nelson
Harper* Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Geb
National Life Insur
Tall Company
Mopipetier
Mat B.S Ballard
Geurral
Montpelier
NS. B. Ballard
Talk OF
the Town
Graniteville
Websterville
L. J. Bolster
North Main Street
Scranton
Lehigh
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Blackwe
Lackawanna
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
the Times
THE
Cretonne
FAO
Barnes—Lowes
Tt Howes
Houston
Mont Monte
Syed
Ted
Willere
Dean
Narseness
Henry FB. Alford
Department of Agriculture
Tim
Kansas Experiment Station
Iowa Experiment Station
Omaha
Freeman
Sehinel Abiding
Loves
Ana
Washington Star
Mrs. Flat Iron
United States
Consolidated Lighting Company
Vermont Power and Lighting Company
Main St
Great Wall Paper Sale
Perry & Camp's
C. A. Heath
Bear Perry & Camp's
Tel
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
S. J. Segel CO
Scampini
Main Street
Granite Street
Barre, Vermont
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
AEM
H., Taft
Randolph Center
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