Two Garloads of Sleighs for Sale at Cutler's Stable
An advertisement offers two garloads of sleighs ready for sale with a guarantee and low prices. The notice promotes the Old Comfort Sleigh by Sidney Carriage Co and accessories like blankets and whips. Also includes a money-back promise on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar and lists several local merchants backing the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Cart
Carrae Co
Sidney
le Bane
Gool Borgaine
Cor Greene
A. Crown
Ch.renee
City to require dog licenses and collars
At a January 6, 1908 city council meeting, it was voted to instruct the constable and police to ensure all dogs in the city are duly licensed and collared. Owners have ten days from this date to comply, per city clerk James Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
James Mackey
Barre Daily Times Note on Annuities and Insurance Agents
The 1908 Barre Daily Times lists financial notes including guidance on life and annuity products. It mentions a Vermont mutual life insurer with agents in Montpelier and Barre, highlighting agents and regional coverage in a brief marketplace blurb.
Talk of the Town items mix shops shows and events
Fragmented notice list features Garrissie store items and prices, Auntin stone cutters, watch and clock man, Red Cross pharmacy drops, a shoe store lineup, Wonderland Moving Picture company at the opera house with typesetting changes, and Vermont Spiritualist convention details in Montpelier with speakers Helen Tunegue and Mrs Bitter Sapnan. The brief items indicate local commerce, entertainment, and a weekend convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
People’s Shoe
J. W. Flagg
Wonderland Moving Picture Company
Opera House
Ieee
Vermont State Spiritualist, Association
Grand Army Hill
Montpelier
Helen Tunegue
Hartford
Conn
Bitter Sapnan
Otter
Boly
Aer- Vines
Local Notes and Briefs From Wolcott and Nearby
Community updates report social events, illnesses, employment, and births. Mentions include Mrs Lindney ill, Mary Abert, A J Hinds in Barton, Bert Hubbard working for Rpha French, Parker of Morrisville in town, a baby born to Mr and Mrs A Walker, and Mr Golden leaving for hospital treatment. Chad resumes station duties and Bishop returns home from Lunenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindney
Mary Abert
W. Moody
Sersonaly
A. J. Hinds
Barton
AL Tridges
Fred Gratt Ty
Bert Hubbard
Rpha French
BR. Parker
Morrisville Vena
A. Walker
Wallace Towne Hay
Thie Stowe Lumber Co
Elmore
Khatatl
Shuretay
Golden
Porwtay
Mary, Flotehar
Chad
Hishop
Lunenburg
Evils Athletic Club Tops Northfield School in Close Win
Saturday evening action saw Evils Athletic Club defeat Northfield School 22 to 40.07 in a tense, lively contest. Key scorers included Malgnys, Berube, Sebahi, Barkola, Melony, Bruen, LaMorden, Donabae, Joulyn, and Bees with multiple contributions from backs and guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evils Athletic Club
Northfield Cluh School
Eluw
Owe
Mal Gnys
Jes Vas
Bute Berube Ety Cave
Sebahi
Barkola
Dior
Melony O
Bruen
Moluley
LaMorden
Donabae
P Joulyn
Bees
Backols
Negers
Miles
Bruce
Cure for Misery Patent Tonic Mentioned in Ad
An advertisement hawks a malaria cure and general tonics claiming rapid relief from chills back aches and fever. It touts Cure for Misery as a remedy from Hicker & Wells, with claims of purifying and soothing effects and a 50 cent bottle price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poleon
Louollen
Ani
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Public Appeal
An article extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for women’s illnesses. It shares Bertha Muff’s testimony of twelve years of suffering, eleven doctors, and eventual restoration after following Mrs Pinkham’s guidance. The piece emphasizes the product's worldwide recognition and value to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiens
Lydian E. Pinkham
Matt
Igp
Unclear 1007 Town Notices and Local Mentions
Fragmented records recount a 1007 year with scattered names, ages, deaths, and localities. Mentions include Brookfield residents Sprague and Mrs Warren Benjamin, Waterbury and Orange County hotel guests, and Dr Marshall’s patients. Several households and names appear amid chaotic text with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Sprague
Brookfield
FL Davie
Waterbury
Orange County
Warren Benjamin
Tartford
Wlalk
Richard
Cabot L Myers Visit Teaches Community Around
Cabot L Myers was invited to a Saturday event as Nat Hurbank hosted guests. The gathering featured Mr and Mrs Howland and their son, with Williams supporting. Weather and a few delays occurred but the group persevered through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Myers
Nat
Hurbank
Mae Williams
A. Bares
Byers
Charles Howland
Proctor Urges Protecting Champlain Fish Rights
Senator from Vermont pressed for federal action to shield Lake Champlain fish in negotiations with Canada. He cited cross border fishing routes and potential extermination of pike if Canadian waters remain unrestricted. The talks touch on broader U S Canada fishing rights and related disputes. Washington scene reports on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor
Vermont
Canada
Champlain
Canadian
United States
Lake Champlain
Sonstor
New York
Oanada
Washington
Miss Lina Battles Ill With Starlet Fever in Braintree
RANDOLPH Miss Lina Battles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. ihatties of Braintree, is gravely ill with scarlet fever. A recent consultation of doctors noted disease among a boy who visited her, while others in town report family and hospital movements, including Mrs. Handys death in East Hesmtree and various local notices of illness and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Battles
J. J. Ihatties
Braintree
Miss Battles
Massachusette
Wally Dowels
Fat Badan
Spritchfield
Mass
Mandey
Sontiebow
Mir
Edson
Alijah Kkleon
Mir Haith Hanty
Mies Marion Huttington
Hesmtree
Che Saritorinen
Lae
Pary Poliet
RANDOLPH CENTER Public entertain ment by Youre Mens clu
Local entertainment event announced for Saturday evening in Randolph Center. Names and details are garbled, but indicates community program with resident Lewis Tatro and others involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms Mea
Eelnw Divinu
Hay
Lewis Tatro
Cyrny Parker
Orenge County
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for women’s ailments, claiming it strengthens and regulates pelvic organs and digestive health. It warns against surgeries and promises private, confidential correspondence with Dr. Pierce, offering a medical adviser free on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Ierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Marriage and local society notes from Tunbridge and Norwich
Henry Grant's infant care, Miss Martiel Hayward travels to Lowell to tend an ill relative, Mr and Mrs CM Ordway attend a marriage of Oatway kin, Lilla Ann Oatway weds Lee B Hatch in Norwich. Local post office and South Hayaston group install officers Thursday. compliment returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martiel Hayward
Lowell
Mans
Mrev
Hayward
CM. Ordway
Flu Mentions of Poverty and Temptation in Atchison Citote
A fragmentary piece discusses poverty as a constant challenge and warns against complacency after triumphs. It notes that even friends may urge a wrongdoer to change, while the devil acts without hesitation to provoke fits. The source appears as a newspaper clipping from Atchison Citote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romen
Atchison Citote
Flower and Tree Common Amer Plain Spotted Dust Study
The text notes an Amer rica common unflower plant and cites botanists observing dust staining. It mentions Japan reporting 200 chrysanthemum color varieties with counts by color and references a green plant grown freely in Frenchiod, tied to a discovery by Pvt F A Forel 200 feet below Lake Gehova's surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Pvt
F. A. Forel
Gehova
Reaping Benefit From Experience of Barre People
A reader recounts personal relief after using Dean’s Kidney Pills and endorses them for kidney issues. The testimonial mentions prior remedies failed, then five boxes provided relief, with ongoing occasional use and gratitude from others who tried the product. Sold by Foster Milburn Co New York in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Dean
Foster Milburn
York
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. F. Cutler
Rone City Hotel
J. D. Ossola
Averill L Music CC
Threv
Emslie's
Ladd's
Shawn Prloce
Cherae
Farwell Street
Bolster
North Main ‘Street
Arthur S. Martin
Park Street
Joe Koralsky
Custom Tailor
Ladle
Gipliceeny Galiontn
Ames Orboyaiee
Sae Ae ' Pte
Tanta
Amelie Maer Air
Telpe
the Barre Daily Times
Lusurahce Company
Montpeler
Mutual
Montears NB
Talk OF
the Town
Youngaen
S. Tol
Garrisie
Geo. E.land Masonic Charms
Ani Tse Ce
L. F. Anatin’s
L. P. Auntin
Wolcott
Charles May
Potterville
Torville
Graniteville
Hale
Sahn
Lydia B
Pinkham
Chelsea
Tom Clerk
Ewerry
Malin
Tey
Onveston Ileaths
Joel Ind Gio
Hogaston
Wasty Tower
Elton Howl
Lo Benedict
Royith Rayen
Marswall
HH. Layward
Tunbridge
Dr. Marshall
Bagene Hi
Kennedy
Bean
Ed Purchaer
Vie
Killen Healy
Tina Hoon
Teanee
Aigaee
Meg Ra
Cart
Porradle
Geo
E. Lake
Rionisig
Lake
CABOT
Proctor
Seining
W. C. Rewell
Misa Chara Hooth
Doeton
M. W. Campbell
Centred Street
Gertie Drevive
J. J. Trevise and Company
Mabel Sault
Aire Teaginee
Willie
Young Amd
Paul Wright
Lewis I Royatton
Clevelamt’s
Mex
Susan Galiciete
al Layce
Mr. Pouke
Haw
Mra B. W. Godfrey
Randolph Center
Palins
Huber
Dangmaitt
Saitehwarg
Henry Grant
Maxfield & Cutler’s
Plainfield
A. W. Badger & CO
Morse Block
Elena
Natoments
S. J. SEGEL @ CO
the Barre Clothiers
Depot Square
Barre, Vi
Riane
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
Union Co-Operative
Granite Street
Special
Laat
Durkee
Aus
Hooton
Cowan
Union
Tobacen
Sealy
R. G. Robinson
Sees
Nyal
North Main Street
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