Sleigh and sledge goods advertised at Cutler's Stable
READY FOR SALE. By where they are guaranteed and paint. We expect to sell Sleigh and all kinds of Viluelles for a Jew time. We cannot afford to sell a single thing that will not stand the test. We sinve for $25, but it jam' in it with the OLD COMFORT SLEIGH made by Cortlandt Cert and Car rae Co. of Sidney, N. . We have a complete line of Blankets, Robes, and Harness, good bargains in Reeane Sand ty It would please us to have you call, get our low prices, see the goods and talk it over with us, J. F. CUTLER'S STABLE, Bear City Hotel, Telephone 131-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortlandt Cert and
Carrae Co
Sidney
Mortgage life insurance guidance from Barre Daily Times
A brief note urges borrowers to secure life insurance equal to their loan amount. It references National Life Insurance Company and names agents in Vermont and Barre, stressing repayment intent and asset protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Insurance Cman
Cauntual
Tina
Mantvee O Oh Ballard
Toval
Burre
Talk of the Town items crowd Youngeons and Hale blocks
The column lists a mix of ads and notices: meat and bone cutters glasses sold at various prices. a new barrel of horehound drops at Red Cross pharmacy. Vermont spiritual association convention set for January 24 25 26 in Montpelier with Mrs Helen Russogne and Mrs Eille Soapman among speakers. Hale’s block store promotes poultry show related goods including incubators brooders and DeLaval separators with gasoline engine experts visiting Prairie Store to take orders for farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngeon's
Atore
Geo. K. McFarland Masonic Charmna
Ping
L. P
Austin
Red Cross
Mary G. Nye
Vermont State Spirituality Association
Grand Army Hall
Montpelier
Helen P. Russogne
Hartford
Conn
Mra. Eille
A. W. Allen
Hale's
City Council Voters License Dogs by Jan 17 1908
City council voted to require dog licensing and welfare compliance by Jan 17 1908. James Mackay, city clerk, urged ten day grace period from Jan 6 1908 to comply with the law. Also includes various but unrelated advertisements for medicines and tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mackay
Websterville Ad Offers Pants Free With Suit Purchase
An old notice promises an extra pair of pants with each order for a suit or overcoat in plain black or blue. It lists Jas Guake Websterville A A Smith Barre and AL and mentions three tenements for rent in Granitaville with an inquiry to a Wicksod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Guake
Websterville
A. A. Smith
Barre
Wicksod
Granitaville
Diphtheria Quarantine and Local News From Randolph
Diphtheria is reported again in town with a tenement in quarantine. An eight year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilthun Duchame of Barre, is the patient. Various town residents are mentioned with travel, illness, or events, including Miss Ada Burroughs recovering, Mrs Leavitt, Mrs McIntyre, and Mrs Vaughan among others. A Northfield Randolph basketball game ended 12 to 4 in favor of Northfield with a dance afterward. Vermont state's legislative delegation from Randolph includes several residents, with speakers listed for Rutland sessions. Dr. Stearna from South Royalton will winter at W S Hod stables, aiming to settle here in spring. Baptist church elected officers on January 1. W L Gladding will supervise the sanatorium for three months, improving finances after long periods without salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nour
Ve Brodiah House
Wilthun Duchame
Barre
Vermont
Rutland
Hr. Morse
Vaanghan
L Spear
W. My Miller
H.W. Vail Morse
Vaughan
Stearna
South Royalton
Epring
Fiere
Piore Convento
The
Baptist Church
Mia Ki Holman
Grover
Bell
Alfred Webster
W. A. Bradshaw
W. FL Gladding
Barre Gossip and Local Illnesses Reach Montpelier Visit Notes
A batch of Barre and Montpelier mentions detail visits, illnesses, and travel. Mrs Bevin Slayton suffers grip, Mrs Pred Townsend ill with tonsillitis, and Mrs Dero of Montpelier visited. Elmer Goodale and Stella Leferran traveled to Cabot, Aliie Clark visits from Carte City, and Frat Strong shows poultry at Barre shows. Austin Gove recovers after being struck by a horse while tending a broken halter, leaving him unconscious briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevin Slayton
Ce Robbine
Bi Piffold
Me. LaTlarra
Barre
Towsday
Pred Townsend Ja
Dero
Montpelier
M. Reed
Elmer Goodale
Stella Leferran
Cabot
Aliie Clark
Carte City
Georgie Moore
Frat Strong
Dire
H. M. Farnham
Plainfield
The
Grange
F. Robbins
Orlando Clark
Chelsea
Zee Care Tee Coys
Hagel Aeptia
Local notes and changes in East Barre community life
Rough OCR reveals a series of small town updates from East Barre including illness notes for Mrs Lermand jr, farm and horse trades by Alexander Scaittz and J Comoullis, Belicots start with full attendance, teachers listed for term, and various personal visits and family arrangements. The fragmentary text also mentions restrictive sale law references and local social rearrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lermand, Jr
Alexander Scaittz
Folke
Charles Cochrane
Belicots
J. Comoullis
Amos Purteidge
Solin Reonnthy
Free trial Rheumatic Remedy Offer for All Suffering
Invites every rheumatic to try Arie-O with a free trial package sent to any name and address. The offer promises home use with dosing guidance and asks recipients to spread word if cured. Supplied by Smith Drew Co and sold by local pharmacists including Rickert & Wells in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tistyavaes
Smith Drew Co
Smith Bldg
Syreunse
Barre
Rickert & Wells
Rel Cove
Local villagers and visitors report in East Calais and area
East Calais residents and visitors are listed visiting relatives and attending local events. Notable names include O W Guernsey ill in town, Walter J Coates in Northfield, Ada Urey back from Randolph, Silas Unwin of Mordhfield, Forest Tibbytt and Taft Tyford of Cabot, Mr W B Bliss visiting Montpelier, Burt Bancroft in Barre for poultry show, Merion Leonard visiting sister Mire, and George Davison with wife of Marshfield among others. A serious fire at Henry Carley’s Sunday is noted along with a wrist injury to Franklin Dwinell at school. Meetings of the Orange County Telephone company and K of P activities are also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Guernsey
Walter J. Coates
Northfield
Rath
Ada Urey
Randolph
Silas Unwin
Mordhfield
Forest Tibbytt
Taft Tyford
Cabot
Mr. W. BL
Bliss
Montpelier Trearay
Burt HL Bancroft
Barrean
Thureday
Merion Leonard
Mire
Forest Tolsboute
Ceveral
East Creek
George Davison
Marsh
Hell
Franklin Dwinell
Dre Wheeler
Leonard
Freeman Gray
Chelaca
Orange County
Who Will Claim Them Tetters at Barre Port Office
Remaining tetters for the week ending January 9 1908 list numerous names under men and women. The Barre post office records include Mem A Th Carley BE Abbiati BP Haucroft Jaroy Barker Ernest Praser Guido Fontana Mark Orbs Gulsep Googe Harry Hoples E M Netaler J Marts Gi TE Johns Theatore Jol ey M J Kenny A Latta Felien Lasmento Stefan Lanfrancour Win Loven cer Wayne Martin Michael Mur Biman Hine A A Paige Chas atenaites Vincency Rigliotti TL Seneli Jobn Senate Jacob Sigal B a Sutton A W Strong Dana L E Smith Geor Tomeans duzseph Whalen Worl Allex Wright Charlee Weigter Women Veith Arva Mary Alhinvi Lipa Abbinéti Battista Harel Mrs Fred Higes edneral family Reind Elsie Dats Mrs Dronon An Fret Emerson Adaline Gokey Mra 0 V W Hangford Mrs Josephine Lang Mrs Marin Martin Mire Amelia Miss Winona O Neil Wilhelm Nilleon 2 Florence Payne Foe Palmer Louise Stacie Stolle Booth Bessie Stacy Hattie Pampleton Alice Thampean Ina Wood Mrs J Whitmey Viola Deeller
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Felien Lasmento
Stefan Lanfrancour
Win. Lovencer
Wayne Martin
Michael Mur
Biman Hine
A. A. Paige
Chas.atenaites
Vincency Rigliotti
TL. Seneli
Jobn Senate
Jacob Sigal
B. A Sutton
A.W. Strong
Dana LE Smith
Geor
Tomeans
Duzseph Whalen
Worl
Allex
Wright
Charlee Weigter
Fragmentary antique note on mythic verses and rites
The text presents a fragmentary description of a Hindu deity and a poetical scene where a male god divides himself into a ball and other images. It mentions women, honor, and rites, with confusing archaic phrasing about how gods rejoice when men are honored and rites are observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relf
Manufacturing the Truth in a British Market Scene
A gealloniee staying at an English hotel hears a loud below stairs disturbance. A group of groomed men wrestle a coffee table while a crowd of armed men pin the panel. The onlookers demand the men move the horse to market, asking if they can be allowed to sell it.
Fishes in Sleep Change Color in Darkened Hides
The Buffalo Times notes that many fish, including the ordinary porgy, change color as they sleep. Their spots and stripes darken and patterns may shift, aiding protective coloration to mask them from predators amid the newwood surroundings. If awakened, the fish revert to daytime silvery tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Times
Chasing Rainbows and the Frustration of Constant Want
A man recalls a lifelong pursuit of happiness through money status and comfort, warned by his repeated unhappiness and restless outlook. Despite success and notable deeds, the anxious mindset creates continual troubles for his family and those around him.
The Writers
The temperate readers at the Indiana State Asylum elect Henry James as the most popular author. Gabriele D Annunzio buys a car and plans trying eighty mile an hour speeds. Hall Caine, a famed novelist, owns Manx farms and reclaimed bog land near Sulby. A memorial for Thomas Halsey Aldrich is proposed in Portsmouth New Hampshire by a committee forming the Thomas Batley Aldrich Memorial Association to acquire his grandfather’s house and preserve it as a memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tasmne
Henry Jamnes
Gabriele Mannunzio
Hall Caine
Sulby
Thomas Halsey Aldrich
Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas Batley Aldrich
Rail expansion and transcontinental routes expand vast railway mileage
The text notes a 400 mile railway line plus 340 yards longer in simmer, doubling Orange River and Transvaal mileage since 1808 to over 2,500 miles. It cites Civil Engineer Knorre winning a Polar Ural railroad concession approved by a Russian commission. It also mentions a daily luxury train planned from Tokyo to Europe via Japan Simonoseki to Korea Pabuan Mukden Harbin and Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmer
Orange River
Knorre
Russia
Russian Commission On New Railroads
Tokyo
Europe
Japan
Simonoseki
Pabuan
Korea
Mukde
Harbin
Siberia
Literary contrasts and Islington tower history
A clipped survey contrasts American and English upbringing and virtues from Tit Bits commentary on the American girl and Englishwoman. It notes Canonbeury tower in Islington as the remnant of St Bartholomew priory, with literary tenants like Ephraim Chambers Speaker Onshaw Wendfall and Mr Newberry, and mentions Telingtor’s rural retreat near Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islington Tower
Canonbeury Tower
Islington
London
Canona of St. Bartholomew
Ephraim Chambers
Speaker Onshaw
Wendfall
Mr. Newberry
Oliver Goldenith
Enbuth
Uttar
Westminster Gasetta
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F. Cutler
Bear City Hotel
J. D. Ossola
Emslie's Flower Store
Main St
Ladd's Store
Drury
Williamstows
Puxren
Peart St
Given
Busine
Ievy
Courtamip
Ieee
Lewatins
Setis Artion
Barwell Street
L. J. Bolster
Telephone
North Main Street
Mock
Mr Cord
Arthur
Burnashall
C. Spaulding
South Main Street
Barre, Vt
Joe Koraisky
Custom Tailor
Pemiees's
Carre Cleaning and Oyalog
Telaphams
Eastman Block
No. Main St
Averill Mills
D. Bartiet
Plainfelt
R. cc
Galt
Carroll S. Page
Sapte
the Barre Daily Times
Talk OF
the Town
Wdc
Empire
Bardock
Bittore
Doan
Thomas
J. Whiteaere
Buffalo
Graniteville
Charles McCall
New York
Ada Burroughs
Mrs. Leavitt
RB. Mcintyre Tay
Woodville
Kivtient Sargent
W. W. Morton
Massachusetts
Bonis
Bakersfield
T. A. Leonard i
O. W. Hayward
Tun
Pope-Toledo Moening
Williams Hall
East
Tres
Austin Gove
Mr. Gove
East Barre
East Calais
Jorge Ballentine
Lee Keriston
Nelson Baldwin
Bostam
Dwver
Guernsey
Silan Unwin
Lyle Tucker
Marshfield
Henry Carley
Chasing Rainbows
Saya
A. W. Badger & CO
Morse Block
ST Aetines Aarat Gadatta Il
Segel
S. J. Segel
Barre Clothiers
Depot Square
Barre, VL
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