Local notes mix of visits sales and events
Street gossip lists visits to Barre Manchester and Keene from residents of Malien and Westfield, with trips to Boston and New York for funerals, business, or family, plus local club meetings, church events, and a real estate sale near Plainfield. Also mentions a photography trip, a clothing sale, and a summer trip advertisement for a European tour starting in New York June 27.
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Frank Austin
Mingtim Ower Stiiedioy
Neal Halph
Hia
Ys Mentee
Young
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A. Claehibo
Carl Waterman
White Hill
E. J. Pondyille
Keoeville
H. F. Cutler
L. Dean
T Bolton
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Poodsit
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Sur
Ess Sa
Montweal
A. C
Burwell
Baw
Boston
Harry Marks
White River Junction
Marks
Clover Club
Jd. Lois
French Street
Mary Clarke
Micy Jane Cu Jer
New Ys
Miya Ilfirenh
Goddant Seminary
Roxbury
Talk of the Town notes and theater in Barre area
The column reports a sale at Vaughin'n boreadv with discounts on papers and winter garments, social visits in Middlebury, Valentines and postals in Barre, and Harold Turney's visit to his Middlebury home. The Spa nish American War veterans plan a meeting in the G. A. R. hall with a silver collation.
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Vaughin
Boreadv
Wilkie
Abbott's
Harold Turney
Sandey
Middlewx
Ithe Barre
Willaims
Rutland
Fluge's Wonderland Moving Picture Company
Oper Howe
B. Laitelle
Bass
Barro
Howe
Hooker & Go
G. Alt. Hall
Hale's
Hale's Pavilion Tuesday Evening At 8 O'Clotk, Barre Athletics
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Ohn Murry
Orange Street
Daylight Store Presents Summer Goods Assortment
A P Abbott & Co markets new spring textiles and Suisine Sills as the coming cloth. When temperatures linger in the thirties, shoppers are urged to review the summer goods lineup and decide on fresh fabrics.
Ginghime Goods Offer Low Priced Fabrics
Advert shows Wash goods and Ginghime fabrics promoted as best value. Claims no other style equals Wear at the price with customers able to buy Ginghams as good as before. Notes cloths including colorful Chiff with figures and a headliner promising Chiff at 15 cents per yard.
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Ginghime
White goods price cut on lawn fabrics outlined
The notice indicates cotton cloth prices have fallen and finer lawn fabrics such as India Linens and French Lawns are being sold below market, bought last June and still carrying higher costs. It mentions shrunk lawn at 25 cents and dresses and waists demand.
Furs and Garments Price Reductions Prompt Quick Sales
Winter has been very cold and stock must be moved fast. The store offers muslin underwear with corset covers at 25 and 50 cents, drawers at the same price, and robes and skirts at new reduced cotton prices to clear inventory.
Milk price decline eyed by Rutland dealers
A. P. Abbott & Co reports indications of lower milk prices in Rutland. Dealers are reticent but acknowledge a significant drop in consumption since last fall. A special County Producers' association meeting is set for next Wednesday to discuss the situation.
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Rutland
County Producers’ Association 4G
Genius Capital and Skill in 19th Century Commerce
An old-time advert praising poets like Tennyson and financiers like Rockefeller for turning paper into value, then touting a clothing firm offering high grade clothes and tailoring services at reasonable prices. It highlights genius capital and skill as drivers of worth in business.
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Tennyson
Rockefeller
Weldon Association Drops Plan on Weldon Property
St Albans Feb 10 a Weldon association meeting decided to allow Pro County Savings Bank and Tri company to foreclose on the Weldon house property. The reason given is no sentiment to build a hotel and the mortgage is nearly six thousand dollars.
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Weldon Association
Priday
Pro County Savings Bank & Tri Company
We House
Stotesbury sells trotter and political twists stir Montpelier
Philadelphia dispatch reports BE. T. Stotesbury sold the famed trotter Sweet Thwestion named A. J. Marie to Wil Sibley who aims for Red Banks mayoral race. The deal may ship to New Jersey. Sibley’s candidacy status unclear. Also noted are the funeral of Mrs. Hannah W. Ormebee, oldest Calais resident, two daughters, and franchise tax disputes for express companies totaling about 25 000.
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BE. T. Stotesbury
A. J. Marie
Wil Sibley
Mayorliam Bran
Red Banks
N. J
Haley
Delmar
Ida
Bradley Cop
Chatare Wan
Sibley
Beanney
New Jersey
Yeb
Hannah W. Orme
Hee
A. Watacn
College Stront
Ormebee
Carlos Jacobs
Calais
Watson
Woodbury
Ale
Christian Church
Funeral Notice for Patterson Brother in Bast Barree
Per order N G a funeral notice for our late brother Patterson will be held on Tuesday at tight. The brief text is fragmentary and unclear about exact times or locations.
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Patterson
Wrapper sale at Vaughan's in Graniteville
Local notice states a sale at Vaughan's in Graniteville at seven o'clock an earlier time may be announced. Residents urged to attend and observe the proceedings as the event proceeds.
Quick Retort On Historic Gubernatorial Debates
The passage recalls Andrew Johnson and Gustavus A. Heary as era leading figures dubbed the “Bogie Orator of the South.” They vied for governor after many debates, with Johnson delivering a pointed hunter’s claim about the eagle’s talons, followed by Heary’s sharp retort about the American eagle’s pride and carrion feeding.
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Tenmenes
Andrew Johnson
United States
Gustavus A. Heary
Johnson
Misute Sipp
Unaki
Birds Muscular Power Revealed in Ancient Record
The text notes birds possess great muscular power far above other warm blooded creatures. It cites an eagle lifting a pig of forty two pounds and weighing fourteen pounds, and questions how many men could carry three pheasants bound in their hands while ostrich kicks frighten.
Lard and Condiments Prices Advertisement
LARD for Monday only. 10 and 20 pound pails per pound. Five pound pails per pound 12¢. Home-made Apple Jelly per glass 10¢ to 20¢. Fancy Horse Radish per bottle 10¢. Plymouth Rock Coffee Jelly per package 10¢. Send in your orders early for Lard.
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S.se
Fragmentary Note on Trade and Goods
A garbled OCR segment references earthenware binware and a list of items, mentioning a barrel and measures. It reads like a damaged ledger or trade fragment with unclear names, places, and quantities, offering little coherent context or identifiable entities.
Blacksmith Opens Shop at 406 Ey Se for Horseshoe Work
A new blacksmith shop has opened at 406 Ey Se offering full horseshoeing services. Wall Angies serves as the blacksmith and is ready to handle all repainings and horseshoing needs.
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Wall Angies
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