Doans Kidney Pills Benefit Narrre Vermont Resident
Mrs Tp of 127 Seminary street Narre Vermont reports five years of kidney trouble and back pain. After a box of Doan's Kidney Pills from FEA Brown drug store, she notes a marked improvement in pain and sleep, enabling her to perform housework and rest better. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY distributes Doan's in the United States.
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Seminary Street
Narre
FEA
Voster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Retail Granite Business For Sale In Rochoe Neon
A profitable retail granite and marble business in Rochoe Neon is offered for sale on account of poor health. Terms arranged through A. T. leave the buyer flexible. Notice to the public announces a continuing public sale and meeting all gains.
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Roch- Oe Neon
T. A
Maple Sugar and Syrup Sale Notice at East Barre
A brief sale notice advertising maple sugar at 11 cents a pound and maple syrup at one dollar per gallon. Mentions other first class goods like hams bacon salt park and Salt Yalmon. Signed by R. Osborne, East Barre with unclear additional names.
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Salt Park
Insurance Like Buy Your National Life Policy
Barre readers are reminded that life insurance is a practical safeguard. The National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier offers policies through local agent N.B. in Barre, with emphasis on reliable protection and steady premium options.
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National Life Insurance Company
Monts Vi
Montper N.B
Barre
Talk of the Town items and sales notices
A jumble of small ads lists cut flowers, Masonic charms, watch and clock services, stone cutters, pictures at wholesale prices, Edison moulded costs, office space for rent, moving pictures showings at the pavilion, tenement rentals on Main Street, a foreign language notice about a local dramatic group, a real estate for sale listing, and a minstrel dance invitation. Also mentions eye care at L P Austin, Mrs EB Charner praising Elvetric Bitters, and a Red pharmacy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsons
Austin's
Austin Sella
P. Baldwin
Averill
Chait
Arai Ariegse
Eine Spaulding Street
Edison
Averill Music Co
Main Street
Termalow
O. K
Mary G. Ny
Flagg
Wonderland Moving Picture Company
South Main Atreet
John Tierney
North Main
Domonica Mattaina
Della Filodrammatica Independente
Membri Sono Preguti di Non Mancare
A. Fuscla
Logi
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Ale Plase
Bee
Wale
Ebony Minstrels
Woodmen’s Ball
L. P. Austin's
EB. D. Charner
Harbor
Maine
Emya
Red Pharmacy
Rickert & Wells
Deacon Fish Birthday Honored in Randolph Village
The Randolph community celebrated Deacon Fish on his 90th birthday with warm wishes and reflections on his long service to the First Christian church. The report also notes local moves, deaths, and social events, including pension updates and visits by residents to nearby towns.
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Arte
Layin
Randolph Society
Barre Vermont City Election Notice 1908
The legal voters of Barre Vermont are notified to meet on Tuesday March 3 1908 at Dorlock in their wards to elect a mayor city clerk city treasurer and several aldermen directors of the library and auditors for one year and an assessor for three years Also to vote on license for intoxicating liquors and to elect school commissioners and aldermen across wards one to six Ward one Church Street School building Ward two Spaulding graded school Ward three Summer Street sewer change Ward four Reviley Street public Ward five Blackwall Street House Ward six Court Room City Hall Dated Barre February 5 1908 John Robins Mayor
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Barre
Vermont
Dorlock
Frrar
Church Street
Schol
Reviley Street
Blackwall Street
Court Room
City Hall
John Robins
Mayne
Fragmentary South Barre social notes travel and visitors
The fragmentary column lists Stafford visiting her mother and DV Camp visiting his son, with references to bone and barn wiring for electron tights. It also notes Mrs Jolis Robertean visiting Mr and Mrs A Wales, and Adama going to Sherborn to visit relatives while sister Mary has just returned from hospital in Cambridge after an appendectomy.
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Stafford
Ein Galema
Tolen Camp
Jolis Robertean
Mra
Wales
Adama
Sherborn
Mass
Mary
Cam- Mase
Box Social Benefit Held at Solid Rock Chapel
Graniteville reports a box social to aid a choir and Prof Corties. Attendees bring boxes for a fund drive. admission details are unclear due to damaged text. The event at Solid Rock chapel occurs Monday evening March 2 with proceeds aiding local causes.
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Solid Rock Chapel
Corties
Trubiay Hotel
Wata
Mae
Tiny
Yen Nome
Boutwell, Milne & Varnum
Local Patent Medicine Card Promises Refund if Cough Fails
A dated card by multiple signatories offers a money back guarantee on a two cent bettie remedy, promising satisfaction or refund if the cough or cold is not cured. Names listed include Red Cross RL A. Crews, CH Kendrick & Co, and several others, with curt dialogue excerpts showing a sales pitch.
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Bettie
Greene
A. Crews
CH. Kendrick
Confidence in Hyde Park Savings Bank Promises Growth
A historical report notes Hyde Park Savings Bank posting near quarter million in deposits last year. It attributes the gains to trust in Page and the bank’s careful practices, highlighting strong customer confidence and solid returns amid economic conditions.
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Hyde Park Savings Bank
Rastleigh
Page
A Park Savings Bank
Aes
Bes
East Montpelier News Roundup and Local Happenings
Local items from East Montpelier include Lewis Mayo selling his place and plans to move to the depot. The August convention is slated for March 10-11. Gertie Witham of Cabot returns from town visit. Mrs. Poudney and companions travel to Barre. The Odd Fellows ball drew about 100 attendees, while Stella Le Barron celebrated a birthday with friends.
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Lewis Mayo
Frances Kent Peek
Cabot Fame
Stella le Barren
Vanquel
Montpelier
Surmbay
Ina
H. M. Farnhasy
Cape
Hornes Gully
A Good Home Made Cement For Quick Repairs
A historical notice describes a home made cement recipe for joining small fragments or iron, securing wooden land logs, and quick repairs. It mentions mixing with volcanic materials, sealing bottle tightly, and setting the compound to cause a temporary hardening before it dries, noting durability and usefulness for rough construction tasks.
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Rene
Falling Behind in the Dance Season
The article narrates a team struggle as confidence fades and practice intensifies. Players confront uncertainty about progress, a shift in focus toward a strategic plan, and a determination to regain strength and power in upcoming performances.
Death of Mrs F P Downs in Groton Funeral Sunday
Mrs F P Downs died Thursday in Groton after a long illness from heart failure. She attended church and leaves husband two daughters and a stepson. Born Etta Leighton of Newbury, she was a kindly neighbor active in church. Funeral in Groton Sunday with former pastor A J Hough officiating.
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F. P. Downs
Groton
Villéps
Clumb
Teer
A. J. Hough
Montpetier
Randolph Farm Move And Local News From Williamstown
Williamstown brief notes include Will Salter moving with family to Randolph farm. H H Martin sold a mice colt to Red Slayton of Barre. Jason Martin settled in a tenement above the meat market. Andrew Burnham visiting the sister. Mrs Ducretin Goodrich of Barre staying a few days. Warren Ghis recovering from recent illness. Brooksfield dramatic club performed Valley Farm to a full house, with out of town guests. Mrs Charles Welett and an elderly mother attended. The family cared for a lowen Fag in declining health and Mrs Wolcott is survived by her husband and two daughters, Mrs of Northfield and Mrs Lang.
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William Gifford
Rochester
George Manon
Will Salter
Randolph
H. H. Martin
Red Slayton
Barre
Jason Martin
Andrew Burnham
Sinter
Ducretin
Ioodrich
Warren Ghis
Hines
Hrooksbeld
Valley Farm
Eral
Charles Welett
Vie Ag
Plainfield Notes Spoilage and Local Appointments
Miss Ella Gale is ill with tonsillitis and several residents travel for business. Multiple names appear with illnesses, social visits, and domestic moves. The Masonic hall sold at auction, fifty couples attended a lodge event, and a series of singing schools closes with praise for Mr. Gorics’s work.
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Walter Wells
Lynchburg
Vaso
Masonic Hall
B.D. Bartlett
Odd Fellows
East Monpelior
Flora Bateh
Bick
Corlles
Narre
Goriics
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Osborne
East Barre
Vic
Rj, Woodward
Page Bros. Livery Stable
J. D. Ossola
Jean Ey
Louir K.averill
Marre
Emslie's Flower Store
Ladd’s
Piliavionona
Connie
My Aandbank
Farwell Street
L. J. Bolster
North Main Racre
Joe Koraisky
Custom Tailor
Eastman Block
No Main St
the Barre Daily Times
Talk OF
The
TOWN
Lewin
Woman's Relief Corps
Ransin de Fouling
State Organization of
Gene Vire
Pre- Ou
Willey
Baree
Espans Lodge
Chandler
J. H. Lamson
Ar Oa
Washington
I. B. Wood
Fred Happe
Rappe
Usd Si 4 Ie
Alec Estrone
Frank Hoppe
Mre Haskins
John Haskins
Charlee Jord
Heales
Faith Igne
W. A. Bradshaw
Maptist Church
Blair
Charnes Fort
Whlen
Dina Badenn
Ittlert
South Barre
Graniteville
Baker’s Cocoa
Europe
America
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
East
Mre
Gertie Witham
Cabot
G. H. Clark
Calais
Vitete Board of Agriculture
Poudtey
Barre Thurs
Kiva Townsend
Earl Willard
George Cutler
J. F. Robbins
Clarence
Willard
Georgia Moore
Kate
Tony
Detreit Pete Press
W. G. Welch
Hanover
N. Hi
A. M. Heath
Misa Irene Page
Paul Sherry
James Bennett
I Miness
Carlton
Pythian Sisters
Aml Knights
Unity Temple
Woodsville
Noel
Bessie Blanchard
St. Johnsbury
Mire
Helen Welch
Mra Myers
Mise Anon Bartran
F. J. Downe
Downs
Williamstown
Burlington Poultry Foods
Burlington Oyster
SHELL
Armen
Plainfield
Ella Gale
Tra Batchelder
Eygene Iday
Arthur Care
Chelsea
Migt Rossin, Pitkin
Walter Martin
Raymond Deimer Dive Il
Ella Kidder
Montpetiee
Herbert Lane
Dow
Greensboro
Pat
Teo Will
T Chatter Wheeler
Chamberlin
Perkinsville
Harry Flood
Carl Sawyer
Dare Say
A. Ne Flood
Ss. J. SEGEL @ CO
Dagot Sevare
Kear
Gilson
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
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