Travel era railway guide City transport history notes
Fragmentary OCR text about Central Vermont Railway and streetcar systems. Mentions Barre and South South River Railroad lines, connsess and preservation concepts, and a 10 o’clock timetable reference. Readable entities include Barre, Vermont, and Electro Street Railway related terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont
Yulin
Ape
Pevele
Otis River
Trale Connsess
Srumueear
Goteley
Barre
Barre A Siem At Ree
Atelea
Electro
Cary
Penvision
Pal
Vo Kemnipetier
Northfield Notes From a Busy Week in Barre Area
Local events include church and school holidays, Norwich University term end, and a planned February fair. Residents report travel, family visits, health updates, and civic efforts as committees discuss a new road project to improve crossing safety and town infrastructure.
Plumbing Troubles Prompt Quick Inspection Offer
Plumbers advertise free examination and estimates for repairs or new fixtures to ensure satisfactory operation. Experienced workmen promise best workmanship at fair prices and are ready to respond promptly by phone or mail.
Randolph Notes of Local Residents and Meetings
Randolph residents with Burlington and Montpelier visits over the holidays are listed, including Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Betsie Lewis, and Miss Winnie Tredo. A Rebekahs apron sale in the O’Conner block netted about 13 dollars for the treasury. The encampment held a peers meeting electing officers such as Booth as chief patriarch and Raber as be, with other officers named.
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Parel. Booth
Seeeal Eunior
HB. Ketchum
Cae
O. J. Marcott
Athol Shoe Dealer In Critical Condition After Robbery
George H L Cleveland, who runs a shoe shop on Cottage Street, was found unconscious in his cellar on Satur by a milkman. He has been beaten and robbed, suffering a head wound that may cause memory loss. Cleveland’s family and Petersham residents support Rollou’s claim regarding alibi at the time of the crime.
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Siaak
Norwich
Haast
Dewey Hall
Charles Gerry
Jers
George Hubbell
Oh House
Athol
George HL Cleveland
Cottage Street
Leveland
Fay
Cleveland
Taba
Ion
Petersham
Rollou
Life Insurance Promise from National Life Company
In its 80th year the National Life Insurance Company, Montpelier, Vt, emphasizes protecting families through policy oversight. N. B. Ballard serves as general agent, with local Montpelier coverage highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maleate
National Life Insure On Company
Montpelier
B. Ballard
General
Mont
Talk of the Town: Burr’s Diamonds and Local Shops
A collage of late 19th or early 20th century storefront notices lists Burr’s shop for diamonds and fur coats, Holmes jewelers offering gold clocks and crucifixes, N. D. Phelps Co. ads with watches and gift items, and Lyman’s and Davis’ stores promoting products. An annual hospital association meeting is announced for Monday evening, with other notes on clubs, steamship tickets, and a Christmas dance at Bon-accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr's
Frank McWhorter Co
Cah
Holmes
Gordon Block
Union Pirates
N. D. Phelps Co
North Main Street
Davis
L. P. Austin
Watch and Clock Man
E.R Ellis
Spaulding Street
Lyman
City Court Room
Ofelock
A. H. Bungell
Buszell’s
Allewn
Pearl Street
Bon-accord Football Club
Miles Hall
W. Brodie
F. Will ‘Vamson
J. Scott
G. Fowler
J. Smith
Peronier
N. B. Baliard
Miles’ Ite
Refund pledge for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
A group of signatories agrees to refund the money for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. They offer a 25 cent bottle to demonstrate satisfaction of money refunded, listing Red Cross Pharmacy and several named firms and individuals as party to the commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Red Cross Pharmacy
FE. A. Crown
Kendrick & Co
D. F
George J. Fanon
J. D. McArthur
W. HL. Miles & Co
Medllister Brow
Christmas Eve services and local notices in Williamstown
In Williamstown Christmas Eve church services are planned while Marian Martin, daughter of Jason Martin, suffers pneumonia with Dr Hurley attending. Rebekah lodge orders a Thursday meeting, Symi lodge announces a special communication for degree work, and the Wil Improvement Society schedules a meeting with Mrs. Thomas Poland. The Grange clarifies its name as Williamstown Spats Milestone, and the Rural Goat Tack Reading Club met to study American History in the Bay View Course. Also noted are medical advertisements about Dr Thomas’s Electric Oil and Doan’s Ointment with unrelated local lines about health products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Jaeon Martin
Hurley
Rebekah
Symie
Wil Improvement Society
Ite
Thomas Poland
Grange
Williamstown
Horace Hibbard
Bay View
Engagement of Susie Folsom to George Boyles in Norwich
Montpelier notices report the engagement of Susie Folsom, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry 8 Goddard of Norwich, to George Orvin Boyles of Wells and Boyles. Also covered are Thomas Wiley encampment officers elected, a sheriff bringing a prisoner to Waterbury for observation, a jail transfer, a hospital case after a Vermont Hosiery mill incident, a Worcester to Montpelier case heading to supreme court, and related local legal and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Whi. Taylor
D. D. Weller
Northfield
Heaven Hospital
Mr. Weller
Vermont Hosiery Company
Montpelier
Worcestar
Supreme Court
Carleton
H. Q. Shurtleff
Worcester
Medicine That Is Medicine
A fragmentary note describes a remedy called Kitetric Bittern presented as medicine for stomach and liver ailments. The text mentions improving vigor and strength, and references a drug store named Heibert & Wally.
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Hiebert & Wally
Norwich University Winter Term Opens January 6 1900
Norwich University announces winter term openings for January 6 1900 with campus events noted. A census of enrolled men shows overall average age around 20 years 5 months with juniors averaging 20 years and freshmen averaging 18 years. The survey captures ages, class sizes, and attendance as reported by Winslow and Carleton for the United States Bureau of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Bureau
Froteatory
Winslow
Carleton
Vas Oteenaan
United States Bureau of Education
Norwich
Felow Rewurre
Soonnia
Cheek
Joan Eet
Fnesa faces in winter and poultry feeding tips
Winter egg supply hinges on hen care and proper food. Page's Perfected Poultry Food, endorsed by George F. Tenner of Springfield VI, is promoted as essential for winter production. C. S. Page of Hyde Park VT offers a free booklet, Profitable Poultry, upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
George F. Tenner
Springfield
Lens
C. 8
Hyde Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hi. A
Reynolds & Sons Hardware, Quarry & Mill Supplies
Vermont
Cooley Manufacturing DO
M. E. Cutler's
Hast Barro, Vt
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Martin
Park Street
L. J. Bolster
Telephone Met
Lierth
the Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Frank Phillips
Alec
St Mantpater Wriday
E le Field
Coe
W. D. Hassett
Satan
Thareday
J. Kent Morrie
Norwich University
Rath
Barton
Ruby Stone
Eee Eee Mares
Llantw Lenteg
Mra H. E
Reed
Naahua
N. HE
Northfeldtand Tir
Northfield High
St. Mary’s Church
Steee
Elmwood Cemetery
Phillips
Stack
Cnet
Universalist
Walter Dole
Florida
Tiers Orchestra of Mantee
Athena Club
Fred C. Greene
THE
Ko, Phelps Company
North Main St
Randolph
Ceslin Dougherty
Burlington
Pase
Mra
Goodwin
Ly Alice Fisher
Sherman Moulton
Burli
F. Moulton
Dora Tredo
Winnie Tredo
Hilleboro
Betsie Lewis
Royalton Academy
Fannie Lewla
Bally Tally Poe
Men
Wallsfeld
Randolph High School
Miss Parr
Bakersfield
Moulton
Boston
Mike Park
Lyndonville
J. C. Sherburne
O'Connor
Dale
Neal
Randolph Vnn
Willie
Talk OF
the Town
Doan
Priday
Christman
Che
Fnesa
Theale
Scampini
Marie Stuart
Miner's Daughter
Charity
C. W. Lawford
J. R Jacobs
JR. Jacobs
Theatorium
Mary Stewart
Mary Queen of
Scotts
the Clowns Daughter
Mr. Geo. Harrington
Main and
Pearl Streets
Barre, Vt
Worthen
L. B. Dodge, Keith Avenue
Comique
Old Mexico
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
Times
SEGEL
Scampine Bta
S.J. Segel Co
Koumpint
Mats
Smith & Cuming
Grane Street
Scampint
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