Central Vermont and neighboring rail lines travel guide note
Fragmentary travel notices list Central Vermont Railway connections from Barre to Montpelier and Barre to Thurstegton with fares and station times. Mentions Wall River Railroad and Electric Street Railway routes, including connections to Montpelier and Burlington areas, with scattered names and incomplete timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railway
Barre
Ene Maver
Renton
Windsor
Alay Bauer
Thurstegton
Mon Mather
Te Ang
Cane & Walls River Railroad
Walle Maver
Aioe Electric Street Railway
Carsteers
Marre
Montpelier
Hemsingtes
Hoor
Hare
Mrl
Town Gossip and Local Appointments in Barre Region
Chelsea Mra Walter S Goss in town and related notices. Anthony visits Barre for business ferrying with a new path watermobile. Sylvia Chominek and brother assist with school work. Oliver Burgess recovering and at Oniway Holmes Co. Sprague attends Granite Mutual Insurance directors meeting. Families move into new tenements on Juil Street and Wy 2 Townsend’s. Mrs Hood of Corinth visits to see her children, Mrs Vlora Mowrey takes Amada Mutton title, Miss Matthen accompanies nephew Gaylord to hospital for surgery. Mrs Munroe Coburn returns from St. Sebury to bedside her daughter. Adamses rent Wy 2 Townsend and move to G Adams home. Horace Walker rents a tenement from Madam Walker. George W Lewis entertain friends. court cleaning underway. Dickinson rents tenant previously used by Tate May 1. A special George Washington Lodge meeting set for December 7. Funeral of Mrs Joset Peavey. interment at Deer near Harry L Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter S. Goss
Madam A. BE
Anthony
Burre
Sylvia Chominek
Herbert Wormetock
WH. Sprague
Barre City
Granite Mutual Insurance Company
Oliver EB. Bargeas
PJ. Little
Juil_street
Charles R. Durkee
Orrin Hood
Corinth
Eera W. Hood
Ea. Chamberlin
Vlora Mowrey
Amada
Iian
George S. Stow
Matthen
Gaylord Matthen
Mary Hitchdonk Hospital
Munroe O.coburn
St. Cebrabury
Local Labor Movements and Movements in Town People
Arthur Tittle works for J. W. Scott while Harold Stewart serves B. FB Portar. Bert Rublard at A. Atlante. Ty Maskell returns from Boston. Hubbell visits Morrinville Tuesday. Mrs. Julia Harvey works at W. TM Bartera. Mrs. Matia Mudgett in Mortis Friday. Tyron Iwicbard finishes for John Krengj. F. J. Wheeler from Morrisville in town Sunday. Ernst Corton finishes for W. N. Powel. Pred McNally of Waterbury in town Monday. Next Wednesday night officers of ML Wy AQ hinted. Joseph Stebbins moved from Underhill to Crowell farm. Udall and two others connected to C. A. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom. Hubbell
Morrinville
Julia Harvey
W. TM
Bartera
Matia Mudgett
Mortis
Tyron Iwicbard
John Krengj
F. J. Wheeler
Morrisville
Ernst Corton
W. N. Powel
Pred McNally
Waterbury
Ofivers
Joseph Stebbins
Underhill
Crowell Farm
Eea Udall
Annes Ch Roth
Maas
C. A. Reed
Kidney Pain Relief Story From Doan's Pills Ad
A Terre, Indiana resident details kidney trouble and back pain easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills from A Brown drug store. The testimonial notes fatigue, morning heaviness, and damp conditions worsened symptoms, with relief and a strong recommendation to buy Doan's by Milburn Co in New York as U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
W. W. McCauley
Seminary
Kdner
A. Drown
Foster Milbirm Co
Pamala Tee
New York
Funeral of J C Harvey Held at Baptist Church
The funeral at the Baptist church for J C Harvey drew a large crowd. Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters attended in a body. out of town relatives listed include R M Harvey of Montpelier and others. Various townsfolk and visitors noted in a series of brief items from Groton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C Harvey
Baptist Church
Knights of Psthine
Pethian
Son
R. M. Harvey
Montpelier
Clout Harvey
Francie Hastie
West Bar
Pet
Charles George
Chester
Luther] Hight
West Topahor
Williamstown News Briefs and Local Notes
Local items report Mrs Tawleas now teaching in Bethel and Levin Seaver off to New York briefly. A daughter born to Willie Flint, son of Dr. Barns Bint in Denver. Dr B B Watson visited Bantington for a patient. Trookelieh underwent a virgin operation at Mary Wiecher hospital. Williamstown hopes for growth with rail and quarry expansion. locals discuss hoped prosperity and trade prospects in Boston and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Drury
Tate
Tarry
Fred Whitney
Tawleas
Bethel
Levin M. Séaver
New York City
Wyillie Flint
Barns D. Bint
Denver
Col
BB. Watson
Bantington
Trookelieh
Herniy
Mary. Wiecher Hospital
James Gregory
Nelson Carleton
George C. Rheinfrank
Rari
Graniteville fair program amid church event drawn from torn text
A Graniteville Tadies Aid charity fair at the Wiret Presbyterian church features homemade bread cake and sweets plus a marked program of music and readings. The event promises grand march instrumental solos vocal duets and readings with admission ten cents and start time around 7 PM. In New York Calvin Demarest of Chicago claimed a float game and championship with a 100 to 78 win over Sutton of Chu and Neches of 1R-2 bark tine hil anis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadies
Wiret Presbyterian Church
Granites Tisdale Inestay
Jeandy
Graniteville
New York
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Coorg Sutton
Chu
Kewreneio Adh Neches
Tine Hilanis
Death of Mrs A J Curtis in Randolph becomes notice
Mrs A J Curtis died at her home on School Street after several months illness. Funeral arrangements not completed. W F Rand visited her brother in Sunton's River. Several community notices follow including visits, health updates, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Curtis
School Street
Curtis
W. F Rand
Hiec
Sunton's River
Mise Tey Mundheater
New York
Col
A. BR. Chaniler
Brooklyn
N.Y
Atrs
Lamean
George Haradyn
Sarai Huntington
Barre
Mins Locinda Dipdte
Laman His
Brooklyn Society of Vermonters
Frank Chandler
A. B Chandler
Orange primonaire event in strange old dialect
A notice describes a December 3 Friday event with a parade like float display. It mentions admission at a cost of 16 cents and that everyone is invited. The wording remains garbled but indicates a community gathering with costumes and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peles
Evarzhady
Bethel Notes From Town Friends and Local Incidents
Bethel notes recount visits and births including Rush Allis born November 20 to Mr and Mrs Feed King and Mrs Margaret Graham of Le Mass. town social events with neighbors and kin. local residents returning from travels in Connecticut and Massachusetts. a daughter of Alonzo Spooner married Gilbert Gunderson. two fires, a near miss at Mrs Tavephine Lane’s house and a fire at Ed Finnon’s barn with prompt neighbor aid. and changes in employment and town life as residents move or settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. le Fish
Hoston
Rush Allis
Mr. and
Mes
Mies Margaret Graham
le Mass
Greane Prasee San Arede
Severalilayn
Ranga Giréans
Lowell
Maas
J. Debb
Penblty, Mane
Wish Town
Howe
Alonzo Spooner
Mise Carrie
Sai Gunderson
J. Wearley Miller
Ed. Finnon
Warren Preston
Christmas at the church to be elaborate in Montpelier
Montpelier observes Christmas with carols and oratorios before the regular anthems. Mr and Mrs T L Smith and daughter Charlotte depart for Pasadena California. Mr Smith to cashier the Raymond. Harry Jordan, bakery employee at G H Cruse Son, burned his hand. State auditor H F Graham and staff have completed pay for the quarter. J W Sault of Ludlow, at Vermont Press association meeting, fainted in the Pavilion parlors after traveling all night. the trip and fatigue are blamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf L
Smith
Charlotte
Pasadena
Cal
Mr. Smith
Raymond
Harry Jordan
G. H. Cruse & Son
H. F. Graham
Grastebury
J. W. Sault
Ludlow
Vermont Press Association
Rich Men's Gifts Beside Thin Women Sing of Electric Bitters
A reader extols Electric Bitters as a godsend for women noting buoyant health and vigor, while a separate scene shows a convicted incendiary defending his fire setting as a public spectacle, contrasting with calls for quality hours of healthful activities as Luther Gt. Golick is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ena
Red Crown
Savona’s turbulent Genoese history and notable births
The history recalls Savona's long struggle with Genoa ending with the ships sunk at the harbor. It notes Sardinia’s capture in 1746, brief Genoese control return, and ancient links to Mago’s booty storage. It mentions Sixtus IV and Julius II as born there and the origin of a family name tied to early West Indies discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savons
Sardinia
Genoa
Mago
Savona
Sixtus IV
Julius 1
Peedlos
West Indies
London Standard
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Travelers’ Railway Guide
Taft
Randolph Center
Reliance
Leader
Hydro
D. F. Davis
North Main St
Barse, Vi
Diversi Pool Room
Ac Toman Block
Merchant Street
Washington Street
A.W. Winch
Anoir
Boston
Spectad
Fox
I. Stekolchick
Bonin and
State Streets
Wheatley's
Vermont
Chelsea
Oliver Burgess
Met Reame Hin
Oniway, Holmes & Co
David G. Adams
Horace T. Walker
Nin
Madam Walker
W. Lewis
Courthoue
Callar
Inypoln
Abe Dard
Wilmers
Wallace le
Troy
Charles BE. Dickinson
Fenn Corinth
Bixby
George Washing
Tn Lodge
Totelay
M. Moderen
Persion
Serine
Naterie Doan
Hinienn
North Tunbridge
Tawra Colby
Wiahington
Lynn Colby
Mra. Joet Peavey
Pen Taniets
Kintiig
Alma Blcknell
Timbridge
Poter Deer
Harry
Arthur Hannen
Vichor
Dennis Giles
Horace Moxley
Wolcott
Arthur Tittle
J. W. Scott
Harold Stewart
Portar
Bert Rublard
A. A Atlante
Ty. Maskell
Felix Gouraud
An Ie Fourand
Maisie
Ainkley
Groton
J. C. Harvey van Meld
Wednemdny
G. Apache
Jewbury
Jenny Taylor
Granite Street
Teoas Welch
Mira
Clanre Nelson
Ryegate
Ware
Thureday
Lewis Reotian
Paewnonta
M. D. Coffrin
Guildhall Tuesany
Welnoedey Orang
Mine Hill
South Ryegate
John ¥. Elsted
Herbert’ Newton Ot
Mire
J. B. Morris
Ralph Smith
Warren Carmeen
A. P. Smith
Rockland
Fred Larrow
Whodeville
Nu Hip
Mea McArtiie
Hall
Needle
Thurviny Sfteranon
Will Maet
J.T. Darling
A. BR. Taylor
Alf
Woodsville
Blut Mountain ‘Teleghons Company
A. M Heath
Marshall Trob-inson
Manchester
N. H
Maes
B. L. Gardner
J. B. Frew
Jobo
Williamstown
St. Lengion
Suitor
Hvane
Masare
Armstrong and McAuley
ViiCa
Milon Ombert
Ania
Thease
Voral
Gilbert
Mr. Tut Mere
Lawrence Reailing
Jennie Mitchell
Milon Bulter
Demarest
Randolph
E.G. Ham
Iss Son
Phoshs Whompeon
T. Holman
A. Gilmore
Randolph Merchants
Red Cross
Med Crone Society
Ginton
Lelagisrti
Kansas City
Cl Vlew Chaitin
Howard Lawless
le Pensatore
Chelves
L. F
Lemon Wheeler
Mra. Tavephine Lane
Bere 1
Luther Gt. Golick
Schenci
J. H. Schenck
Hale’s
Hale
Horehound
Tar Bay
Pike
Ayer
Mina
Melton
S.J. Segel CO
Eampral Block
Mith & Cummings
Barre, Vermont
Vermont Power & Lighting: Co
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