Rain Storm Damages Town as Monday Visits Noted
In Groton last Saturday a severe rain storm caused substantial damage. Local residents, including Mrs J B Melam and Mr and Mrs Morris Hood, hosted visitors from New York and Piermont. J T McLom attended a funeral in Soutlis Krupa Inet, while Ethel Hayward will complete a wheel left by Alice Taplin who is ill. Mrs A D Hood travels to Corinth to care for her daughter, Mrs Chauncey Cutter, in Presiding Elder F W Lewis of St Johnsbury preached at the M E church and led the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T MeLom
Soutis Krupa
Liingle Gibaan
Mise
Ethel Hayward
Alice Taplin
A. D. Hood
Pusat Corinth
Chauncey Cuttier
F. W. Lewis
St. Tohnabury
M. E. Church
Emma Knowlton
Sehooly Street
Bell Brothers
Ladies
Elmer Bean
W. W. Bean
Bethany
O'Slock
Fraser Metzger
A.W. Bastrom
Kastwan
Groton Fa
Public notice on refund offer for tar syrup and meeting details
A public card lists refunds for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if coughs persist, offering money back on a 50-cent bottle and a 26-cent bottle to prove entiametery. The notice names Red Cross Pharmacy and several signatories and calls attention to a public meeting and train schedule information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Red Cross Pharmacy
E. A. Crown
Renda
D. F. Davis
L.my
J. A. McArthur
W. H. Miles & Go
McAllister Bros
J. A. Cumming
Maple Sugar and Syrup Offered at East Barre Shop
A small local advertisement notes Maple Sugar to close at a pound unit, Maple Syrup priced at $1.00 per gallon, and a range of first class goods including hams bacon salt pork salt salmon. The dealer invites customers to call and be served promptly, East Barre Vi Wordward.
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Dea
Life Insurance is Property in Barre Ad
An ad lists Life Insurance as property with a Montpelier based Mutual company offering policies. It promotes the 50th year feature and names local agents N. B. Ballard of Barre Vermont and Bath agent in Montpelier with general agent references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natloral Life Insurates Company
Montpelier
Mutual
Bath
Mont
Tard
N. B. Ballard
Bacre
OLD Vermont Mutual
Talk of the Town and Local Ads in Town Paper
Wide page of small ads and notices lists nursery flowers, clock repairs, real estate rentals, and a sale of tools and stock. Includes watchmaker L. P. Austin, clairvoyant listings, office space for rent on Main Street, and a Perry agency real estate sale offering land, stock, and tools for 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod P.m. Mie
RE. Ellin
Spaulding Street
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Local Markets Report From Barre Vermont 1908
Dressed pork steady and fancy dairy butter brings good prices at the Barre market on February 10 1908. Potatoes show some demand and quotations reflect active creamery pricing. Local reports note fresh produce and dairy items in demand with prices varying by grade and supplier.
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Barre
Mendy
Old New England Farmers Opinion of Hyde Park Bank
The piece praises Lamoille County Savings Bank and Gov. Page for using advertising to attract deposits and build community trust. It highlights the Hyde Park Bank’s 19 year record, calfskin trade impact, and Vermont farmers’ support, arguing advertising boosts local finance and investment confidence.
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Old New England Farmers
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Lamoille County (VI) Savings Bank
New England Farmer
Vermont
Lamoille County Bank
Carroll & Page
Hyde Park
Page
Hyde Park Bank
New England
Gov. Page
Randolph center showshoe party entertains with music and dining
Forty six attendees gathered at Randolph Center for a showshoe event after thawing snow made travel difficult. Richard Grant supplied music for dancing and vocal performances as Prof Morrill and several university club members joined. A fine dinner was served by the landlord and guests enjoyed a lively evening with Lis and other musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Center
Richard Grant
University Club
Prof. Morrill
Local notices and items from Cabot and nearby towns
Community updates mention Lower Cabot residents and visitors, illness visits to Montpelier, and local school staff changes. The Alpha Dunn league hosts a village hall event for school health, while Doan’s Ointment and Hardork Blood Bitters are advertised. Union men face jail for injunction breach in a Rocky Mountain Bell strike case. Also referenced are mining rumors and speculative chatter about Wallenstone and New York Life.
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Dorying
Waltsfield
Ste Iter
Clarence Mantin
Alpha Dunn League
Aramatic
Vilage
Fred Davison
Cabot Village
Pala Ie
Boston Market Cheese Prices Mixed in Quiet Trade
In Boston markets February 19 the cheese and dairy sector showed a weak unsettled tone with minimal business. Quotations for various dairy items ranged from common to fancy levels, reflecting an over supplied market and lower wholesale prices for fresh and specialty products.
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Boston
Tronger
Vermont
Nike
New York
Westuen
Goa
Farey
Fragmentary OCR Historical Note on Jumping Off Point
The readable fragment hints at a jumping off point and a discovery connected to a named individual George Mearez-C artreedy. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear context, preventing a complete factual summary.
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George Mearez-C
Artreedy
Labor Gossip and Labor Unions Across the U.S.
A garbled roundup notes John Hodge of the labor party in England appealing to U S labor unions for political action, mentions Thomas L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and new leadership in Boston cigar workers and the TexasFarmers' Union. It cites Dr F Chapin praising U S union growth to over 200000 at Texas and 7 8 million nationwide, plus various labor gatherings and label league activities.
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John Hodge
England
New York
Unio
United States
Semel A. Levine
Lawr Seur
Boston Newsboys Union
Harvard
Muster Masons’ Association
Stonemetoms
Buffalo
Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Rligeport, O
Jota Mitchell
Boston
Growth of Famers
F. Chapin
Marwere’ Union of
Tesas
Texas
Tyne
Anton
Wad
Clapman
Hinoredalention Wie
Bio Tardhier
Origin of Unionism among Philadelphia printers
The piece traces the birth of organized labor among Philadelphia masters and journeymen printers in the late 17th century, describes the network that evolved into the Typographical Society by 1810, and notes benevolence, charity, and public aid actions across wars and crises. It mentions notable shifts and the society’s long history of support for members and widows.
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Philadelphia
Sage Sum
Itelf
New York
Philadelphia ‘Typographical Society
Unio
Fennktle Typographical Association
Trades Union
Franklin Typographics Association
Ita
William F. Knott
A Tenor’s Rebuke and Beecher Wedding Tales
A Chicago Record-Herald notice details the tenor Roger facing neglect at a wealthy function after a costly engagement. He returned the 1200 francs plus 80 for disturbance, prompting a noted rebuke. Beecher officiated a second marriage ceremony for Collen Muntingtes with fees of 100 and 1500 later, amid Dream Europe links.
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Roger
Chicago
Harold
Beecher
Collen Muntingtes
Heutingiad
Europe
Janet
Preather
Bisbeeor
Bleseconit Fey
Tinatt
Colla
Mormrai
Lyee
Resigned Too Soon in Missouri Governorship Tale
The Missouri line of succession shows Frederick Bates elected governor with Benjamin H. Rives as lieutenant governor who resigned after a few months. Bates died soon after, leaving no lieutenant governor. Abraham J. Williams of Boone county then served as governor for about six months. Williams, a preacher, shoemaker, and man with one wooden leg, led the state briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bates
Benjamin H. Rives
Howard County
Rives
Bates
State Senate
Abraham J. Williams
Boone County
Missouri
Williams
Kansna City
Advice to Union Men on Humility and Cooperation
Advice to union members warns against arrogance and insistence on one’s own ideas. It urges humility, openness to others opinions, and placing the organization’s success above self pride or personal recognition.
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Wess
What If Women Rule Says a Reversal in Life
The Louisville Courier Journal speculates on a satirical reversal in social norms with women in charge, joking that father-in-law humor might fade or transform under new power dynamics.
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eLoulaville Courier-Journal
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Topsham
Groton
J.B. Melam
Horace Brown
Marshfield Ip
Mra
Walter
Morris Hood
New
Dory
Mrs
Aro Smithg
Rey Powers Ia
Piermont
George Hood
Ett
Papin Bros
J. Ri. Osborne
Sueneaser
East Barre
Wordward
Page Bros
J. D. Ossola
Enereh
Hue
Bolster
Telephone
North Main Street
F. L. Barris & Co., Carpenters
Svortveoler
Joe Koralsky
Ésitman Bioes
Malo St
Marre
the. Barre Daily Times
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Youngson’s
Tel
Geo. E. Masoni Nas
Autin
L. P. Austin
L. F. Austin’s
Oman
Ricker's Market
St. Johnsbuny
A. Rigker
Randolph
Snow Shoe Club
Elison Emory
Thethel Way
J W. F. Rdson
May Wytoan Worthen
Rethel
EO. Blanchard
Nel Buck
W. S. Huck
Mick
Edsting
H. T. Holman
Waterbury
Lower Cabot
Tiernan Oygood
Kimya Batchelder
Warren Smith
Boyton
Mary Bliss ix
Ilness
Stator
Mary Spencer
Maneh
Howe
Icke Moyes
Henn
Robert Wallac
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Scott
Hardork
Cabot
Jules Trear
Union Et Nieth Mumt Nelier
Doan
Thomas
Jali Jan
Staten Court
Abboes
Rocky Mumnaly Bell Telephone Company
Hiddon
Australia
Briggs
Algurmaiers
Louleville Courier Journal
Weskly
American Labor Movement
the Pioneers
Ear
Sloan
Mass
Miami
Reliance
Gilson
Woodpecker
Eas A
Ss. J. SEGEL @ CO
Depot Square
Barre, Vt
Rogers & Hubbard Bone
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm Telephone 140
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Main Street
Kendrick
C. H. Kendrick & CO
The
Times
R. G. Robinson
Wood Block
Barre, Vi
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