Central Vermont Railway and Streetcar Routes Mentioned
Fragmented OCR notes reference Central Vermont Railway and Electric Street Railway movement. Mentions Wells River Wells River Railroad Montpelier and Burre with dates and planned trips. Details are unclear but indicate timetable notes for local rail and streetcar service in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte & Wells River Railroad
Wells River
Burre
Montperier
Younus
Aealé Howe Wetall
To day Is a King in Disguise Advertisement
An insurance notice from National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont outlines today’s coverage options and reminders to insure now. Agent Ball Ballard is listed promoting the Mutual 8-8 Ball general policy with emphasis on immediate action and potential future unavailability for coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bot i National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Mutual
Ball General At
Montpom Ees
Ballard
Talk of the Town Bargains on watches and jewelry sale
Burr L. Averill offers Edison records at reduced prices and advertises stone cutters glasses with prices from 20 cents to 2.00. Clairvoyant Tuesday and Thursday 2 pm to 1 pm. Mrs Spaulding on Spaulding Street. An opportunity to rent or buy a desirable residence on the French estate at a low price with easy terms. D Perry Real Estate Agency handles the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Austin
RE ‘Spaulding
Tel
D. Perry Real Estate Agency
East Barre Ladies Aid Fair At Opera House
The Ladies Aid society of the Con Lampe tian church will hold their annual fair in Opera House hall Thursday and Friday. Evening performances start at 8 o clock with a program of solos duets readings and tableaux. Dairy Maids provide full chorus and entertainments including Selling the Farm and With Honan Pails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Opera Hous Hall
Senge
Acre
Ree
Erening
Fama Kono Avery
Bernice McAllister
Tecasa Maloney
Miss Dickey
Jon Dickey
Medicine That Is Medicine
An editor-style unsigned testimonial page highlights Elentric Bitters as a remedy for malaria stomach and liver issues. It touts Burdock Blood Bitters for blood purification and energy, Dean's Ointment for dermatitis, Dean's Regulate for bowel regulation, and Dr Thomas Helectric Oil for croup relief. The verbiage echoes late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine advertising with personal endorsements and store references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kiestler
Hal Tiday
Ark
Red Cross
Rickert & Wells
Prata made ball and Companion meeting in Graniteville
Graniteville hosts a prata made ball on December 11 in Miles hall with Riley's orchestra. Supper will be served with admission one dollar. A meeting for organizing a circle of the Companions of the Forest is set for Monday evening December 14 at Tomas hall. Initiation fees to be collected and candidates examined. All are invited by R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Miles’ Hall
Seredo
Riley
Companions of the Forest
Tomas Hall
H.C. Angell Ty
Carl McAlliater
Boston
Aira
Allen Price
Mia
Mary Crain
Adama
Hartland
Standard Oil
Charles T. Burridge
Ponstess
St. John's Church
Winers
Fred Corte
Tittle
Montpelier
Cura
Local Warranted Syrup Card Promises Refund Guarantee
A small card lists several signatories including Kendrick BOS, BF ienee LF ra 4, D. Mearthur, Miles & Co, McAllister Bros, D OC Howard, J A Cumming, and J W Parmenter. It states money refund if Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar fails to cure cold or cough and offers a 25 cent bottle as proof or refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Kendrick Bos
BF Ienee LF Ra
D. Mearthur
Ww. Miles & Co
McAllister Broa
D. OC. Howard
A. Cumming
J. W. Parmenter
Local Notes From Randolph and Surrounding Towns
Scraps from Randolph report illnesses and visitors, with Hartland travel, church events, and local business moves. Mary Crain and Miss Bernice Morrill are mentioned among visitors, while Porter moves to a new home on Central Street. George Lane considers property near the late William Wood. A Grange meeting at Northfield elected officers, and a Brooklyn Whist Club night drew twelve tables. Water supply concerns persist as logs and cold weather threaten Highlands families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Morrill
Hanne Rix
Abert
Porter
St. Ian
C. B. Mann
Central Street
Oren Holbrook
A. TL. Baldwin
Spring
Mase Yanareny
Lucy Richa
Ie Depos Mutchinson
Bethel
George Lane
George Cheedel
McCollum
William ‘Wood
Northfield Incess
Doreya
Local notices and weather stir small East Calais town
East Calais residents mix greetings and brief cares as Mrs Myra Ainsworth and Mrs Elmer Brown are noted. An earthquake is felt across the region and Christmas preparations begin. A French generator method for honey wine to vinegar is described with a glass tube gauge and perforated cane tubing for aging and adding wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Electric Velour Palace at Titan Opera House
Amusement notes describe a lavish Titan opera house production titled Electric Velour Palace, touted as the most elaborate and expensive yet, staged by a minstrel organization with large setup costs and elaborate scenery. The article reviews George Farr McCutchson’s dramatized Graustark, noting mixed reactions from readers and nonreaders, praising visuals and some performances, especially Mix Perry as Yetive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wwinte
Titan
George Farr McCutchson
Graustark
Pan Jeulney
Gartende Perry
Princean
Raustark
Gugpenslocker
United States
Etormy Carter
Mix Perry
Art Store Ad Highlights Embroidery Goods and Lessons
Lee Via invites readers to visit The Art Store at Main and Pearl to view Society and Birthday Pillow Tops Hand-Embroidered Shirt Waists Doilies Pin Cushions and Holiday Novelties. The shop touts embroidery silks Royal Society Floss stamping and offers free embroidery lessons with a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visi
Pearl Streets
Royal Society
Inexpensive Icehouse Construction Guide
An old instruction describes building an affordable icehouse with a half cellar, watertight air space, and a sloped floor to drain moisture. It details a brick or stone wall, hydraulic cement, a ducted drip system, a zinc ceiling, and a pitch-coated pine floor with sawdust layers to minimize heat transfer and condensation.
How to Ventilate a Cool Chamber Effectively
Instructions note using zinc sir es in a cool chamber to block outside heat and keep air dry. Fit airtight seals and add a wooden vent pipe with a valve to regulate intake, ensuring dryness through controlled ventilation.
Seed Wheat Quality Declines in California Farmers
An investigation by G. W. Shaw finds seed wheat in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys generally lacks purity, development, weight per bushel, and weed freedom. Heavy, plump grain remains the most profitable seed, though improvements from fanning mills are not reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Shaw
California
Sacramento
San Joaquin
E. G. Montgomery
Nebraska
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Vermont
Reynolds & Son
Quarry & Air Supplies
Barre
Northfield Steam Laundry
the Barre Shoe Co’s
George L. Gee
Turney & Churchill
Graniteville, Ve
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Martin
Park Street
Mieck
Lis
L. J. Bolster
Trieo Nome Sbc
North Main Girect
Vermoi
THE
Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Central Vermont Railway
Wis
Snig
Batlowe
Patty
Talk OF
the Town
Burr
Eee
L. M. Averill
Edison
Iat
Seeve
East Barre
W. Matthews
Labor Statistics
Augusta
Dr. Thomas
Graniteville
Blair
Randolph
East Calais
Myra Ainsworth
Elmer Brown
B. Gurpentier
Bellows Wath
D. J. Scott
Marchfield
W. Guernsey
Annie Pisroe
Hardwick
Howard Leonard
Hall
South Woodbury
Holmes
Plainfield
J. A. Lawrence
Marthfield
Scott
Vernie Bruce
Rehnole
Mary McGrail
Burlington
Blanche Graufeld
Berlin
Badael
Vogel
Opera House
Bameart
Hill
D. F
Lee
Via
Eidith W. Richardson, Prop
Dee Neroh
Sargent
Onareteae
N. D. Phelps Company
Howards
Hamiltons
Walthams
Southlond
Dodge
Jeweler
Idea! Book Store
L. B. Dodge
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Waterman
Eax
E. A. Drown
No. Main St
Barre, Vt
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
Times
Segel
S.J. Segel Co
Grazie Street
Barz
Vermeat
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