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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
10
The stockholders of the National Bank of Barre are notified of their annual meeting to elect directors and transact any legal business. It will be held in their banking rooms on Tuesday the 16th day of January at 11 o'clock a.m. T. A. Cave Jr., cashier, Barre, VT, December 17, 1910.
Stockholders of the Barre Bank and Trust Company are notified to meet in the Bank room on Tuesday January 6 at 2 o clock for the election of directors and any other business legally before them. Mary J. Wright, Secretary. Barre, Vt, Dec. 17, 1910.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Granite Savings Bank and Trim Company will be held at the banking rooms in Barre Vermont on Tuesday January 18 1911 at two oclock p m for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for any other business that may come before the meeting ALG Woodruff Secretary Barre Vermont December 14 1910.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Barre National Bank will be held in Barre Vermont on Tuesday January 10 1911 at 10 oclock in the morning for the election of directors for the ensuing year and other business as may properly come before the meeting.
The annual meeting of Granite Mutual Insurance will be held at the Woodblock office 61 North Main Street Barre VI on Tuesday January 3 1911 at 10 o'clock a m BR G Robinson Secretary.
Vermont entries recount Latowsky leaving Rutland to Europe to pursue a patent for a life-saving invention for submarines. Raymond of American Woolen in Wingoaks injuries occur while testing a motor, severing an artery. Sargent’s brief talks on a Vermont state trade board move, plus clergy notes and local incidents and charity efforts in Brattleboro and surrounding towns.
A Burlington meeting of the Dartington Commercial club decided on an immediate publicity drive to advertise Burlington. Plans include competing with Hutland, Central Vermont, Champlain Transportation with new literature on health, recreation, and the Champlain valley as a resort. The University of Vermont summer school will distribute thousands of pamphlets to teachers and prospective students. Aimed at attracting business and manufacturing talent, a red printed message about Burlington will be used in business letters, with free copies for merchants. Progress in the Union Station project was also reported.
A damaged OCR page from Ontario mentions a legal matter involving a county and various entities. It references a spate in a form and a product linked to Illness, with dates and names partially readable. The fragmentary text points to a public or civil proceeding and associated parties, though specifics remain unclear.
H H Weed reported funds on the Cohuanorcial chubr's treasury. A club vote allied to cooperate in upcoming Teg Wintive amendments regarding Vermont advertising.
In Burlington on December 22 a milk adulteration trial against PX Salts concluded with a guilty verdict and a fine of 17. The case, handled by City Attorney Vilus for the prosecution and WG Webster for the defense, notes prior similar fines. Salts argued ignorance of adulteration and lack of licensure by the milk supplier, while the inspector pressed for penalties.
The Burlington board awarded the Chittenden County Trust Company a contract to provide the city with short term loans for 1911. With two bidders, the trust company offered the lowest rate of interest at 4.16 percent. Loans, totaling 80,000 to 120,000 dollars, will be issued as needed when the treasury requires funds, with notes due in August and September.
Heirs of Mrs. M. B. Eddy founder of Christian Science plan to bury her in the Tilton family lot in Tilton New Hampshire rather than have her cremated at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Her son and adopted son oppose the plan along with counsel Dr J Poeter Eddy asserting estate and burial rights.
New York reports a collision between the North German Lloyd steamer and the French line steamship Floride from Havre. The Floride bridge was broken and deck rails smashed. A strong tide is cited as the chief cause of the collision.
A Chicago drug store scene during Christmas shows a little girl asking for 90 cents worth of caramels then noticing Christmas seals. She hesitates, studies the seal sheet, and finally offers to swap ten seals for twenty cents more caramels, reflecting a tale of sharing and charity through Vermont Crows and Christmas seals.
A card signed by multiple parties offers a refund on Green's Wan Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure the listed ailment. The document notes a 25-cent price and mentions several named individuals and firms including E A Crown, Red Crome products, and McArthur Milling Co. The fragmentary text lists Parmenter and others as signatories with unclear roles.
A.N. McDonald of Veile North Carolina recalls a family calamity prevented by Dr. King's Discovery for consumption. His sister grew weaker until the medicine cured her, stopping her cough. A trial bottle is offered free by the Cross Pharmacy with a guarantee.
Abatement board announces a meeting to address property issues. The notice lists the date and location details, but the OCR text is garbled._expected entities include board name, abatement focus, and scheduling information. The readable fragment references a civil authority and a meeting regarding abatement actions.
An old advertisement warns against pseudoscience remedies for fleas and lice, claiming products like Hutt Growers Verminicide are dangerous and misleading. The piece emphasizes using genuine treatments by Jay Areata and Newbro’s Sterplotde, with special agents H Kendrick and Co. involved.
A garbled midwestern newspaper item lists multiple properties for sale including a 190 acre Orange county sugar place with orchard and woodlands, a two acre lot with buildings, livestock offerings, and a 2 acre Wash county farm price 2100. It mentions a large property on North Maltepot known as the A D Marwe place with improvements and a hotel like setting, plus a 12 acre or larger Lak tab parcel and other small homes. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors.
The D A Perry Real Estate Agency announces farm lots for sale with detailed offerings from Howland Bros and Cave Building. Includes acreage around 290 feet plots, water access, barn and outbuildings, and full equipment packages offered at quoted prices with flexible terms and potential small farm rental options. Buyers are urged to inspect the properties in the near term.
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