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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
7
The Brockway store offers 325 bushels of groceries and a line of dry goods for sale to the highest bidder. Auction starts next Wednesday afternoon and evening, December 26, at the store location.
The Board of Civil Authority for tax abatements will meet in the Barre Vermont city court room on the evening of December 27 1906 at 7 o clock per order of William Harclay mayor
An outbreak of scarlet fever forces Waterbury schools to shut until danger passes. The article also notes tomato harvest antics of Fred Porter of Vergonnon and political maneuvers in Bennington County, including Henry Wilson’s vacancy prospects for sheriff and potential successors Deputy Fred Godfrey and ex Deputy John Nash.
An alarm at 4:15 yesterday reported a small fire in the tenement house of George Parent at 4 Archi ald street. Mrs Albert Gravel on the first floor and J A Parent on the second floor evacuated goods. fire largely contained to the interior, little damage, insured at 208 dollars.
Pittsburg residents celebrate the arrival of two girls and a boy born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Walton in Connellsville with widespread congratulations. A movement is under way to mark the event with a substantial Christmas gift to the newborns, aiming to ensure their well being.
A box from Wells Fargo Express allegedly contained 40,100 dollars and was stolen from the Reno office after a night train arrival from Tonopah. Messenger Edward Crofton continued on to San Francisco. Local names and places tie to the incident including Tonopah and Toledo.
Community notes recount visits by Ray W. Allen of Craftsbury and others, a new Baran & Spear project at the Whitney Brothers mill site, Stone masonry work by Dan G. Stoughton in Booth, and stockholders meeting details for the National Bank of Orange County on January 8, 1907. Also reported are county finances, Myrtie Shay’s funeral in Montpelier, Orange County Telephone Company preparations for 1907, and a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve testimonial for nasal issues from W. L. Rawle of Tennessee.
A libel for divorce filed in Washington County Court, Vermont, against Angelo Aumbroaini by Halme Aphanal of Berre, alleging separation since October and asking for a decree of divorce. The case, led by Melville Be, clerk, lists M. M. Gordon as attorney and is dated November 14, 1907.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic event with threats and a Tuesday schedule. Names and places are unreadable, but mentions a group called the Blocktallers and a lingering danger. The piece reads like a surreal rumor or a damaged column with dates and actions unclear.
Listing describes a 40 acre property between Barre and Wiltown with poultry potential and a modest house. Includes references to nearby Gandhoven Ware and Waterbury areas, with vague pricing and contact details for B A Perry Real Estate Agent Rolmstants. Contains scattered garbled text and multiple product mentions.
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