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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
7
Property at No 15 Merchant street plus a survey carriage and furniture and two lots on West View are to be accounted for. All accounts must be settled by March 1 1909. After that date they will be turned over to my attorney for collection.
A gasoline engine in good condition plus polishing machines and a range of polishing tools, a derrick, power capstan and hoisting machine. Articles to be sold at very reasonable prices, available separately or together.
Mine Saunders laments the traffic in rare African birds likening it to slave trading. She calls for systematic investigation and humane action, detailing methods of capture, transport, and the cruel conditions aboard bird slave ships.
The article notes today is the shortest day of the year and discusses solstice timing with regard to December warmth. It mentions a 67 degree December record and references historical calendar shifts and broader winter patterns without exact dates or locations.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a conversation about a baby and baptism, with unclear speakers and missing context. The text mentions a sister, a mother, and a caution about care. It reads like a damaged column snippet with incomplete dialogue and stray punctuation.
The Vermont State Laboratory Hygiene in Burlington reports on several unverified exhibits from the northern region. Amid racing details, events note purses and carded heats with a June fair at Sheldon and a September race schedule.
A parish meeting at The Hagians on Main Street approves relocation to Vermont State Labor Site offices and laboratory relocation for better facilities. Funds are raised to redecorate the interior including painting, new stained glass, and window treatments for the church vestibule and tower.
Vermont hotel keepers convened to coordinate management and services. The meeting aimed to establish shared standards, mutual aid, and improved guest experiences across establishments in the region.
When you come to the city for Christmas shopping drive to Arkley's Livery where your team will have good care and a clean waiting room for ladies with a connected ladies toilet. Formerly the M Hi Hughes Scable asks for calendars if you have not one. Private Tei. 130 Corner Summer and Merchant Streets.
Rutland soprano Edith Vail How married pianist Paul Eisler, orchestra director with Conried's Metropolitan Grand, at the Universalist church. Ceremony attended by about 300. couple to tour Europe with Edith planning the concert path and winter travel. Previous connections include Marcella Sembrich and Emile Carno, among others.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Barre Bank & Trust Company was held in Barre Vermont on December 18th 1900 at 2 o clock in the afternoon for the election of directors and any other business properly coming before the meeting G. Barre Vermont December 18th 1900
The stockholders of the National Bank of Barre will meet on Tuesday December 1009 at 10 o'clock AM for the election of directors and for the transaction of such business as may come before the meeting. T. H. Cave Jr cashier Barre Vermont December 8 1968.
Notice of annual meeting at the National Bank of Barre Vermont onTuesday January 12 1908 at 10 am for election of directors for the ensuing year and for other proper business.
A note from the company states that the insurance firm son of directors will be based at the Barre Vermont office. The move is authorized by order of TG noted in the filing and indicates a transition to the home office in Barre.
The article reports testimony from Bushee about a title dispute involving the defendant Teatify mm Dengan and the Pendensenous Conenening, connected to a temporary structure on land linked to Representative Bowles of Woodfort. Residents claim the road adjoining the land was altered to 108, and witnesses say they were on the land when purchased but were later removed and now are affixed to the defendant’s barn. The landowner admits cutting wood from the property with no interference from others.
Dee Pouline and Mrs. Phlieburt quietly marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Saturday at their Berlin Street home. The couple, long residents of New Hampshire after living in Canada, were wed December 19 1858 at West Ely Quebec. Six children blessed the pair, five of whom attended, as neighbors stopped by in the evening to extend congratulations.
Fragmentary OCR note advertises property for sale near an agency location. No clear names, dates, or precise details present. Summary limited by unreadable text. main item appears to reference a real estate listing or sale by a local agency with stray words and mis-OCRed phrases.
Twenty two hundred acre farm in West borders features bay herd cow and machine line with river access. cottage on the river side listed at 550 dollars. four tenement rentals at 2300 dollars. farm lands for sale near Montpelier with 190 acres growing something. Inquiries directed to Cate Real Estate.
Fragments describe a notice seeking a merchant in Forest for rooming or boarding services. Readable bits indicate a wanted listing with minimal context and unclear details. No clear names, dates, or locations beyond Forest appear.
Commissioners provide notices regarding the estates of Julia and Scutt and Frank I Duke in the city. details reference probate actions, court appointments, and related filing dates and interim orders under an estate administration context. The text notes district and probate court involvement and directs interested parties to follow official postings for further action.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a crime related to cuart robbery and scams with unclear details or names. The readable fragments suggest a local incident involving theft and fraudulent activity in Gramiteville, but specifics such as dates, people, or places are missing.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bele de ties J. Brosakette and Willems family, with incomplete phrases about a base, a Goliteur, and various jumbled names. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable segments.
A fragmentary local notice from Stewarts Shop on St Preapecttaeet details proposed upgrades to machinery and power systems. Readable bits mention work to be done and anticipated timelines, with officials preparing action steps.
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