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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
7
W J Atkins, night watchman, suffered a severe illness from dampness and drafts. He tried various remedies, found relief after using a medicine offered by Red Cross Pharmacy, with a trial bottle advertised for $1.00 guaranteed.
The annual meeting of the Sarre Sax jem Rank ont Trustenpasy for the year will be held in the Palace Necke rite of Marre, Terment, on Tuesday January 11, 1910 at the end watch p.m. FF. Howland, Secretary. Darre, Vt, December 14, 1909.
Notice announces an anticipated initial meeting of the National Bank in Deere, Vortumb city, to discuss election of directors for the ensuing year and related matters. A follow up session is scheduled for December 14, 1909, to address ongoing items.
The annual meeting of the Fockhold of the Granite Savings Tank and Eacecorpiy will be held at the Tanke ingrome of sid hawk in Rosie, Vermont, on Tuesday, January 4, at two o clock p.m. for the election of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business that may legally come before the meeting. GH Woodruff, Secretary, Barre, Vermont, December 15, ini
In a tense urban scene a man named Dowholl is searched by a police officer in a residence. Papers are seized, a confessional letter half-read, and a tense exchange unfolds about evidence and rights as the search continues and a drawer by drawer examination reveals incriminating items. Nearby notes mention accidents, local events, and community life in a Vermont town.
A garbled State brief references Richard Willy Seren fat rere gael and Thuy Wood Monday with stock at digid vary. It notes W. T. Newton and Bennington, with Charles Adnitis implicated. Newton will be in the plithibnge bobeitvtens after swearing in, for the last OM year.
Historical note outlines James Watt’s steam kettle concept and its impact. It mentions researchers Maw Pee and Dandrutt linking steam to energy, plus a tiny act altering a route to restore a natural state, attributed to a Harpiciae Co.
Church centennial observance described with plans for historical sketches and a public dedication. The note references a statue and vestibule memorials as part of the church’s hundred year celebration, citing a program of ceremonies and participation by church members.
The passage describes evolving chair design with arms and high backs reflecting social hierarchy. Royal and noble figures received ornate chairs, while others sat on simpler benches, revealing status through furniture. The text links seating to courtly ceremony and shifting prestige around the French Revolution era.
A factory governor praised a worker for his clean appearance and diligence, granting a pay raise of five shillings weekly. The incident occurred as inspectors reviewed staff conduct and safety, highlighting the value of appearance and effort.
A London Standard note recalls Sir John Statyer performing a complete memory based rendition of the Messiah at Crystal Palace. The conductor solved a knotty moment with a flawless tour de force, rendering the singing part entirely from memory, possibly the only time the Stossink has been so performed.
State of Vermont notice announces examination of an estate matter in a probate proceeding. It details appointment of a guardian or administrator and sets a date in January for filing and legal steps to establish rights and claims under statutes.
An auction notice details sale of 014 head cattle, horses and farm wares near Bend, with parcels including land, water rights, and residence. It lists terms, location by George and Teany at Chelan, and mentions exchange offers and rental arrangements. The ad notes stock, plow machinery, and property to be sold as separate lots with payment terms and retention of title until full payment.
A cryptic classified style notice seeks a contractor or worker for a series of unspecified services. It mentions a phone contact and notes a local area, but the exact duties, dates, or organization are unreadable. The fragment suggests a small job board item with partial address details.
Fragmentary help wanted notice lists male clerks and railway positions with examinations and duties. Mentions Franklin Te sical BS and safety, suggesting job postings in a historical railway or government setting. Contains unclear phrases and partial names, but shows recruitment for clerical and related roles.
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