Montpelier and Wells River Railroad timetable notes
Train services connect Montpelier with Wells River and Lisbon. The Auburn line provides connections to Littleton and variety of lines including Munition Express. Electric Street Railway runs from Barre to Montpelier and back, with departures every 30 minutes and a few minutes offset. Local schedules mention connections via train and streetcar routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonre Narre
Jon Tay
Montpelier & Wells River
Narre
Wells River
Erplne Newoetts
Lisbon
Littleton
Pahyans
Las Saniae
Alan
Munizentxprees
Hs Electric Street Railway
Jouve Aquare
Barre
Montpelier
Larrea
Provisions for the Future in Insurance History
An item outlines long term insurance provisions from the National Life Company. The fragmented text references policies, premiums, and annual summaries, indicating historical coverage terms and future security goals for clients and beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Ae Company
Pelier, Ve Nual
Talk of the Town: Cash for Watches and Jewelry ad
An old notice advertises cash paid for watches, diamonds, and silver jewelry. Burr the Jeweler promotes new music system at Shepard's Sporting Goods Store. A confusing stray line mentions prices from 20 cents to $2 and other local business hints in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr
Shepard's Sporting Gools
Davis
Stone
Stone Cattery
Austin
Watch and
Spaulding Street
Washington Rural Association elects eight for year
At the annual meeting of the Washington rural association eight officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year. A. Whitcomb president, A. L. Patterson secretary and treasurer, G. H. Bigelow secretary, with directors including M. W. Chamberlin and A. Patterson. The stockholders plan River Valley fair at North. The public school in the village will close this week. Arthur Jeffords visits from Montpelier. H Johannessen to install a 40 horsepower engine for sawmill work by early March. Christmas exercises at the Universalist church praised as varied and engaging. The 10, G, T's announce a schoolhouse entertainment on December 3. Proceeds to aid Baptist parsonage debt. Doors open 7, program 7:30. Admission 15 cents, children under 17 years admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Svsociation
A. & Whitcomb
A. L. Patterson
G. H. Bigelow
Treancher
M. W. Chamberlin
A W. Holden
A. Patterson
A. Ki. Whitcomb
H. Smith
C. EB. Emery
DS. Emery
H. Johannessen
Universalist Church
Baptist Parsonage
Local Holiday Notes From West Topsham and Surrounding Towns
West Topsham reports Miss Cora Kennedy in Barre Friday, Austin Chase of Corinth in town Sunday, Addie Rouhan of Rochester at home on vacation. Families including Leo McClure of Bradford visited Saylay, Mr. and Mrs. Poole and Charles Poole spent Christmas in Barre. Judge White returned to Chelsea after a week at home. Mrs. G W Bagley and niece Mint Sadle visited Washington last week. Many attended Christmas exercises at East Orange and Waite River. Dr C W Hutchinson of Washington attended Join Wilds in feeble health. James Rouban Jr and wife of Rast Corinth visited his father. FE L Peaslee went to Greenfield Mass to winter with son William, BRM railroad engineer. Miss Kate Downs left for Groton to stay until after Christmas. Franklin Philbrick, confined to the house, remains ill and grateful for gifts and kind remembrances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Chase
Corinth
Addie Rouhan
Rochester
Leo McClure
Bradford
Saylay
C. W. Hutchinson
Washington
Wilds
James Rouban, Jr
James Rouhan
L. Peaslee
Greenfield
Mass
Willian
Kate Downs
Groton
Franklin Philbrick
Christmaas
Electric Bitters Proclaimed by Ark Resident as Remedy
W C Kiestler of Halliday Arkansas says he suffered malaria and stomach troubles until Electric Bitters. The tonic purifies blood, tones nerves, and boosts energy, claiming relief and offering refunds if it fails. Sold by drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aayt W. C. Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
Ee Ae
Ee & Drug Store
Parisian Sage Hair Restorer Advertised As Dandruff Cure
An advertising letter extols Parisian Sage as a superior hair restorer that kills dandruff and nourishes roots, promising stronger hair and no more shedding. It claims quick visible results within a week and offers a money back guarantee, with pricing listed as 80 cents a bottle and distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Wy Express
Giroux Mig
Buffalo
Local meeting notices and social event plans discussed
The community prepares for the regular meeting of Indy No 8 at Sta y street with reports on recent moves and attendance from out of town. Guests include Charles M. Edwon and George Ainsworth among others as plans unfold for a winter social at Mae Li with Y M C A sponsorship and a mas sacarete drawing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uueas
Arthur Camp
W. Hunt
EB. D. Puller
Creamery
Alvah Robinson
Meethington Indy
E. A
Mixa Ida
Northfield
Mass
Ant
W. Conn
J. M. Comstock
Charles M. Edwon
Wis
Eega
S&s
Y. G
Uae
Greig
Tunbridge News Briefs and Local Holiday Events
Tunbridge residents share Christmas visits with relatives in Lebanon New Hampshire and Lynn Massachusetts. A New Year’s hall is planned at the Tunbridge House with a public installation of J L Farnham Camp 8 W at GA R hall. Local tradesmen and shoppers keep busy through the holiday season as cattle buyers visit from West Lake and Tunbridge’s social calendar centers on gatherings and a sleigh ride to the Christmas tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Boston
Tunbridge Grange
Everett Dewett
Lebanon
N. H
Bill Camton
Charles Durkee
Chelsea
George Durkee
Tunbridge House
Charles Ordway
King’s Department Store
Harry Whitney
Bellowstone
Bert Granger
South Ryeguty
J. L. Farnham
GA. R. Hall
Moh
W. Young
West Lakefon, N. Jr
H.R. Maynard
Harriet
Lynn
Mans
Mrs. Willatram
Concord
South Royalton
North Tunbri
Local Notes From Corinth Area Families and Visitors
Flossie Ward is working in Washington. J. W. Exetonan has fresh fish in stock. Miss Annie Wilkon from Northampton is at home for a few weeks. Hollis Hoyt attending school in Burlington is at home. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Magoon of Washington visited C. W. Eastmen. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Fagan of Worcester are with Mrs. Fagan’s parents, the Oscars Hall. There will be a New Year’s ball and a church event next Friday. Mrs. W. H. Simpson returned from Boston to spend the winter with her mother. Lena Williams from Berkshire is at home after teaching there. Min Tadd arrived with I. Sargent, a former pastor, for a church event and to hear him. C. E. Se[a]l also plans to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . W. Exetonan
Annie Wilkon
Northampton
Mies
Hollis Hoyt
Burlington
Vane
D. P. Magoon
Washington
C. W. Eastmen
Mer
F. W. Fagan
Worcester
Mass
Fagan
Oscar Hall
W. H. Simpson
Boston
Mixe Lena Williams
Bershire
Min Tadd
Farm rental changes hands as J. P. takes over
Cabot notices show J. Perkins of Walden will soon possess the farm rented from J. J. Norrie. Community events include a Christmas Congregational church supper netting $25 and local residents visiting kin in Waterbury, Rutland, and Horton. House on L. C. Fisher place burned, workers unable to save belongings amid fire.
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J. J. Norrie
John Perkins
Walden
Congressee Vestry
Hell Oll
Arthur Wales
Waterbury
J. Kimball
Burt Lyfont
Horton
George Adama
Mra
Denen
Engileh
Fisher
Rutland
Dean
Congregational Church
J. Norris la
Abbie Lamona
Imma Coling
L. C. Fisher Place
L. B. May
Randolpns Roundy Visitors and Local Arrivals Reported
Miss Ruth Roundy spends ten days in Worcester with friends. Mrs B E Herrith of Milton arrives for a few days with her daughters. Mrs Mary Pratt of White River Junction visits family. Miss Ida Flint completes holiday break and returns to Boston. Pearl Washburn returns to Brandon after visiting Randolph Center. Fred Poon, previously jailed for intoxication, is convicted again and sentenced to 30 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Roundy
Worcester
Stans
Mise Alvord
Northfield
B. E. Herrith
Milton
Johnson
Mary Pratt
White River Junction
Gear
Frank Henry Bingham
Wather Penders
Ida Flint
Quincy
Boston
Pearl Washburn
Brandon
Randolph Center
Mira
Henry Hatch
Ily
Manchester
N.n
Ernest Hatch
Fred Poon
Cho
Laws
Brookfield Gossip Among Neighbors and Visitors
Brookfield residents and visitors fill a holiday week with gatherings and town chatter. Names mentioned include Mrs J I Stone, Miss Laurie Tameont, FP Williams of Northfield, B A Williams, George Vor, W S Williams, Charles Moulton, Edgar Moulton, Mr and Mrs Jones Steele, Mrs Frank Tamson, Miss Lonine, Arthur Lamon, Henry Bacon, and mourners at the funeral of Miss Abbie Smith. A birthday event for Lucy Fullam marks festive notes. The next Grange meeting plans an oyster supper after an installation Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1
Stone
Williams
Laurie Tameont
D. Williams
Northfield
Brookfield
Frank Tamson
Mies Lonine
Arthur Lamon
Henry Bacon
Nortin
Abbie Smith
Lucy Fullam
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Better Sleep and Relief
A Barre resident reports back pain and morning kidney discomfort improved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The advertisement cites enduring relief after initial use, claims permanent cures in Barre, and lists J. A. Drown's store and Milburn Co Buffalo as agents, with a 60 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Barre
Doan
Della
Bemi Street
J. A. Drown
Comte
Poster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Plainfield society notes and gatherings highlight week
Plainfield items report visits among families in Montpelier Medford and St. Johnsbury. Local events include a New Year masquerade ball for the Plainfield Cornet Band and the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid with attendance urged. Rebekahs elect officers for the new year.
Marshfield News Briefs and Social Notices
Ernest Folsom hauled a two horse load of beef and pork to Barre weighing 2100 pounds dressed. Good Templars meet in Folsom's hall next year. Ernest Douse visited his father in Peacham and will work for J Berton Pike next year. Miss Goldie Smith returns from Medford for Christmas with the Smiths. Mya Batchelder left for Plainfield to visit her mother in law. Mrs. Beckley at Heaton Hospital hopes to return home soon. A silhouette social and rubber sale is planned at the M K Church vestry next Friday evening. Ladies bring silhouettes and rubber. gents bring rubber. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Folsom
Good Templars
Folsom's Hall
Opter
Ernest Douse
Peacham
Mr. Douse
J. Berton Pike
Goldie Smith
Medford
Mass
O. D. Smith
Dean Batchelder
Berton Pike Sumjay
Plainfield
Heaton Hospital
Merton Beckley
Silhouette
M. K
Selligh
Gente
Groton Notes and Local Social Updates
Groton scene includes Troy Blanchard at Miller Ayer Lumber office. Mrs W W Pillsbury and her son return from a visit to Montpelier. Mr and Mrs Coffrin resume work after Christmas. Ada French marries Martin McRea at West Barnet officiated by Rev P Brownell. Mr Blanchard and Mr Cochran visit Wells River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Blanchard
Miller Ayer Lumber Company
Groton
W. W. Pillsbury
Little Son
Montpelier
Martin McRea
Ada French
West Barnet
P. Brownell
Dodge T. B. Hall
L. §. Blanchard
Alexander Cochran
Wells River
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Teretag
Reynolds & Son Hardware
Quarry & Aili Sepplion
Vermont
Baker
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Arthur S. Martin
Parke Atreot
Prez Webstery
L. J. Bolster
Worth Main Street
Herre
THE
Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Talk OF
the Town
Pair Association
J.flall
Arthur Jeffords
Montpelior
West Topsham
Cora Kennedy
East Montpelist
Tunbridge
Flossie Ward
Sargent
Apd
Cabot
Randolph
Emery Smith
William's
CH Drege
Harry
Worry
Dad
Barze
Sarah Lane
Ells Kidder
John Foss
Carl
Ene
Pee Nod
Sirs
George
Teel
Beeset Meer
P. B. Fisk
Welle River
Ernest Batchelder
Barret
Kame Batchelder
Bartner
Kate Perl
Will Renfrew
Ryeeee
Ler Batchelder
Helen Martin
Alwin Parks
Henry Towne
Hiwin Prescott
Ethel Colby
Alice Shorey
Randolph Normal School
Saonatens Church
Emma Best Batchelder
Rebekahs
Noble Grand
Ethel Bemis
Viola Martin
Anna St. Cyr
Treagher
Carre Hollister
Dave
Japan
Chiew
Main and
Pearl Streets
Barre, Vt
Chicago
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
C. Lepage
Consolidated Lighting Co
Daily Times
S.J. Segel CO
Smith A
Suaet
Scampini
SEGEL
Scampint
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