Central Vermont Railway Schedule Fragments at Barre
The readable OCR pieces mention Central Vermont Railway and Montpelier Wells River connections with trains leaving Harte Core Wells River and Montpelier. It references times around 3:40 and routes toward Saint Johnsbury with connections and street names, though many words are garbled.
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Central Vermont Railway
Mare Barre
Ali
Sreesnes
Montpelier & Wetla River
Harte Cor Wells River
Perth
Berm
Hbo
St Johnebiry
Metpeller
Annuity Ad Boosts Security for Montpelier Insurance
An advertisement from National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont promotes an annuity plan described as an accomplished financial benefit. It touts guaranteed income on every dividend day and emphasizes longevity, with agent N. B. Ballard of Barre featured.
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National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Ballard
General Montler
Hag
N. B. Ballard
Barre
Amusement Notes Preview Chance at Tuesday Entertainment
Amusement notes describe a lively Tuesday program presented by a local organization. The text promises pleasantries and genuine praise for an evening of entertainment, though weather may affect attendance.
TALK OF THE TOWN ENTERTAINMENT AND SERVICES
The item lists music, dazzling scenic and electrical effects as key parts of the entertainment set. Prices from two cents to two dollars, with a perpetual popularity motto. Also notes a clairvoyant Tuesday at 2 pm and an offer to view a residence on the French estate with easy terms via D A Perry Real Estate Agency.
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Dazsling
Averit
Persen
Victor
Iso
Atone
Poe
L. P. Austin
Mra
RE. Elli
Spaulding Street
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Pictures That Draw Townsfolk To Averill Studio
Everyday crowds flood Averill’s block to view a new photographic novelty. The photographer works long nights while residents and even pets visit the studio, sparking talk of marriages and matches as couples and families appear in the evolving exhibit. The photos have become the town’s most talked about feature with strong public interest and eager anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill's
Early Sleighs For Winter Trade At Cortland Co
A Cortland Cart and Carriage Co dealer advertises 50 sleighs ready for selection, led by the popular Old Comfort design. Portland and Piano Box styles praised, with guarantee on wood iron and paint. Other NY styles, Spring Sleighs, harnesses, robes, and second hand stock offered. Call for inspection today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland Cart and Carriage Co
Portland
Larabee
New York
Groton News Roundup From Local Lumber Yard and Visits
Groton resident Fred White works for Miller Ayer Lumber at Groton pond. Mrs Andrew Bensie returned Monday from New Brunswick. Rev W B Dukeshire of Barton will preach at the Methodist church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kendrick attended Mrs James Johnson’s funeral in Newbury. Mrs A B Carpenter and son Mark of Barre visit her parents the Welch family. Charles Airth of Barre visits wife staying with her brother John Hall. Mrs R Darling and daughter Rath and Eralana visited Representative Darling in Montpelier. Johnn Match and C L Soule of Turlington go to Canada to stock their saw mill on the St Lawrence river with a 90,000 feet capacity. A number of books added to the public library. hours are Wednesday and Saturday, 1 to 5 p m. The librarian asks patrons to call on those days. Mrs Frank Lamb of Bradford guest of EP Clark and A W Coffin on her way to see her husband in Montpelier. Out of town attendees at A J Carpenter’s funeral include his sister Victoria Heath of Lisbon, Hydra D Hemis of Williamstown, Mr and Mrs Averill of Barre, Mr and Mrs Curtin Gaurpenter of South Corinth, Mr and Mrs Thomas White and daughters of South Byrgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
Miller Ayer Lumber Company
Groton Pond
Andrew Bensie
Mon Tay
New Brunswick
W. B. Dukeshire
Barton Will
Methodist
Sundday
Arthur Kendrick
Newbury
James Johnson
A. B. Carpenter
Mark
Barre
L. G. Welch
Charles Airth
John Hall
R. Darling
Rath
Eralana
Darling
Montpelier
Johnn
Match
C. L. Soule
Turlington
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Not a Eulogy Daniel Keefe Jury of Treachery
Not a eulogy of Daniel Keefe ex president of the Longshoremen Union and ex member of the AFL executive council who accepted the office of immigration commissioner in exchange for treachery to the Tahor movement for ten thousand dollars a year. The piece likens him to Judas and condemns his betrayal of working people while warning of repercussion from shipyard and labor circles. It closes with a mocking note from the Quarry Workers Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Keefe
Longshoremen'e Union
American Federation of Labor
Commissioner of Immigration
Tahor
Neefe
Jine
Keefe
Inbor
Dantty
Jvdar
Christ
Judas
Ated
Danny Feele
Pages Sound
Quarry Workers’ Journal
Circle of the Forest invites Graniteville members to December meeting
Graniteville residents are asked to attend a meeting at Tumas hall on Monday at seven. The Companions of the Forest plan initiation fees, examinations by a doctor, and other business. Also a notice of a "Marked for Death" testimonial and a cough medicine endorsement appear in the text.
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Tumas Hall
Japd
Hope Hind
Ring
Bled Crosa Pharmaty
Welle’ Drug Store
Xenas
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Barre Resident
A Barre man named William Stephens testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his backache and kidney trouble after hard work caused ongoing issues. He notes his wife still uses the remedy when kidneys trouble her and praises its effectiveness. The ad cites A Drown's drug store and Doan's as the trusted brand, with Buffalo as the sale agent for the United States.
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Dean
Mya
William Stephens
Archie
Marre
Stephens
A. Drown
Ame Sear Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Burt company files with secretary of state in Barre area
Articles of association for the C. K. and C. Burt company are filed. Capital is 200000 dollars, 200 shares of 100 each. Directors include Charles B. Burt Craig O. Burt Harriet M. Burt and Marjorie E. Burt of Stows. They moved stock from a general merchandise store on Barre Avenue. The firm closed after matters involving a 10 percent basis were noted.
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C.K
C. Burt Company
Arervtary
Charles B. Burt
Craig 0. Burt
Harbare M. Hurt
Marjorie E. Burt
Stows
Als Brothers
Barre Atrvet
San Ae
Ana
The Art Store Seeks Shoppers With Embroidered Goods
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. Explore Embroidery Silks and Royal Society Floss, with prompt stamping and free embroidery lessons offered. A cordial welcome extended.
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Main
Pearl Streets
Royal Society
Christmas Jewelry Sale Promises Lasting Gifts
Local advert promotes Christmas jewelry with watches and assorted pieces from Howards and Waltheres. Mentions Bend location and pricing around 15 to 35 dollars, urging parents to buy durable gifts for children this year.
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Bend
Randolph High School Positively Bystanders Prevent Skating Accident
Seven young ladies from Randolph High School were skating when the top gave way, tipping them into two feet of water with no injuries reported. Mrs. J. S. Howell of Barre notes the accident, while Prof X. J. Whitehill’s friends discuss county events. Mabel Pearl returns to duties as nurse after two months with grandparents in Hathorn Mass while a new store room opens subsidized by I. F. Emerson Co. and Roundy, with Feynotde Brothers supplying lumber. The White Cross milk team experiences a 800 pound load overturn on the Center road. driver uninjured and milk mostly recovered.
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Olive Moulton
Ie Iver
Howell
Barre
X. J. Whitehill
Mabel Pearl
Daniel Flint
Hathorn
Mass
I. F. Emerson Co
Feynotde Brothers
White Cross
Hardwick Granite Men Annual Meeting Reports Prosperity
The Granite Manufacturers association of Hardwick held its annual meeting at Hardwick Inn with about thirty members present. President RG Wallace led reports on finances and conditions showing prosperity as new members joined. officers were reappointed and banquet followed with guests including Bert Smith, secretary of the National Granite Manufacturers association.
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Aaa Aiilen of
Hardwick
Hardwick Inn
RG. Wallace
Hartwick
Wood
Board of
Sociable Planned in Chapel Saturday Night
A sociable will be held in the chapel Saturday night at 7 30 o'clock. Every body is invited to attend this social event hosted by the church community.
Land Poisoning and Soil Fertility Theories
The article surveys soil exhaustion from continuous cultivation with examples from Virginia tobacco lands and New England farms. It discusses root poisoning theories, Oliver Lodge’s views, and Rothamsted experiments casting doubt on the poisoning hypothesis while noting possible need for treatments to neutralize plant excreted poisons. It contrasts artificial manures with methods targeting poisons and hints at cheaper land care if root poisons are addressed.
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Virginia
New England
Oliver Lodge
Rothameted
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Marrs
the Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Mane Street
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Vmlautes
Pat
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Ina Bower
Talk OF
the Town
Penny
Blair
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Hi. F. Cutler
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Barro, Vt
Groton
A. J. Carpenter Tureday
Vic ‘Toria Heath
Lisbon
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M. Lawson
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Edith W. Richardson
Renee A
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Sarbent
The
N. D. Phelps Company
J. Dodge
Jewaler
Main St
Ideal Book Store
Randolph
Hardwick Granite
R. C. Wallace
South Barre
Lppincott’s Magazine
Detroit
L. B. Dodge
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Cutter Tower CO
Summer St
Boston, Mass
Waterman
E. A. Drown
No. Main St
Barre, Vt
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
Segel
S. J. Segel CO
Granite Street
Wile Way
Barre, Vermont
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