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20 Jan 1905
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Barre Daily Times in Barre, Vermont
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1905
Page
1
linen doilies lace centerpieces at the art store
The Art Store announces a complete line of colored and white linen doilies with new lace accents for centerpieces and pillow ruffles. Shoppers are invited to view the latest textile offerings from Mrs. C. J. Campbell and Mrs. H. A. Richardson.
Pleasant Valley cures and cough remedies touted
An OCR fragment advertises cough remedies and patent tonics. It names Byrups for constipation, Tix-all laxative, Dr Woolf's Norway Pine Syrup, and Dean's Ointment. It promotes Wood Bitters for clear head and strong body, with testimonials from Barre and Williamstown figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . F. Davia
Barre
E. A. Crown
A. Ainsworth
Williamstown
Life Insurance Adverts in Barre Daily Times 1908
An early 20th century Barre advertisement urges readers to marry and enter life insurance with The Mutual Life Insurance Company. It lists agent B Ballard as general and vocal agent at Bailow's Throek, Barre Vermont, with offices in 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nth Aeng
Tional Life Ineuranes Company
Ioe Mutual
Ballard
B. Ballard
Bailow’ Throek
Barre
Talk of the Town items and community notices
Local notices advertise Saturday sales at Vaughan's and refiners exchange trades. Prominent groups like Granite Lodge No. 35 F A M meet January 20. Plumbers Union and Epworth League announce events. The Bankrupt stock sale of Hibbon underwear closes out. Mesdames Ralph and Averill schedule five Barro Musical association concerts starting January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Lodge
Plumbere Union ii Painters Hall
Bate
Caine Ey Wheeler
Ee Eity
Hibbon
Etey la Bel
Lewis Tayios
Granite City
Minnie
Menry J
W. D. Smith
Epworth League
Barro Musical Association
CG. W. Averill
North Street
Ideal Book Store
Dancing school dues and lodge notices in Maple Leaf Camp
Graniteville notices urge all members of the dancing school to pay $1.50 by January 20. Arrangements announced for a grand date on January 17. Officers and members of Safail Maple Leaf Camp No. M. W. of A. are asked to meet on January 22, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ee
Ue Lodge
N. BO
Safail
Maple Leaf Camp
M. W
Charity Chapter Convocation Scheduled in Williamstown
A Williamstown notice calls a special convocation of Charity Chapter for Monday evening January 22. Harriet Howard of 209 West Fourth Street, New York, recalls using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for years of skin trouble that resisted other remedies. It heals cuts burns and sores. price 25 cents at Red Cross and Parlay Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Howard
W. S4th St
New York
Red Cross
Parlay
Burlington Man Returns From Country Farm Visit
Emile Lafouttain returns to Burlington with his wife and family after a trip down country. He was away while rumors arose about his whereabouts. He drove in from his firm near the oe to attend the theatre and then Freveh left, not stopping to fetch his horse tied in a shed on St Paul street. His wife notes the farm on the road from North avenue to the truce. The farm consists of 19 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turlington
Baess
St. Paul Street
North Avenue
B.A. Eas
Evangelical Canty-Meeting Association Plans Summer Camp Meeting
East Montpelier January 20 Evangelical Canty Meeting Association held a special meeting to organize the annual summer camp meeting set for August 11 to August 27. J A Ward of Pawtucket RI presided at the gathering, appointing committees to prepare for the event. Ward also led the fourth important service with the presiding elder Rev J C Briggs of Somerville present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Montpelier
Evangelical Canty-Meeting Association
J. A. Ward
Pawtucket
Ward Ale
Yie
J.C. Briggs
Somerville
A Pretty Old Tree Tells Of Middlesex Meeting
A report from Middlesex recounts a maple tree at a meeting where a speaker described a three foot diameter tree aged about 200 years. He noted signs of historic tapping from an axe to auger to modern bits, reflecting on its past use and enduring presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Ct
Middlesex
Burlin
Earl Sayeed
New Vermont Corporations Formed in Montpelier
Articles of association filed with the Secretary of State announce the Vermont Chemical Company with capital of 10000 dollars and the Gilbert Rist Optical Company with capital of 1000 dollars, both based in Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont Chemical Company
Capital
Gilbert Rist Optical Company
Burlington
Plainfield Bull Slaughter Shifts Market Weight Record
A three year old thoroughbred short horn bull bred by O L Martin and Warren Fifield was slaughtered this week by W I Martin. The animal reportedly weighed 1136 pounds, marking a notable weight readout for the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Martin
Warren Fifield
W. I. Martin
Poverty in Japan due to war taxes and sacrifice
Washington dispatch reports English visitor N. W. Werry says widespread poverty in Japan stems from wartime taxes while business slows. He notes public signs of war are rare, yet wounded soldiers are hailed, and women volunteer in hospitals aiding troops as Japanese optimism holds ultimate victory possible and citizens ready to endure four more years of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
N. W. Werry
Washington Special Dispatch
New York Post
Tme
Chloroform Inquest Claims Large London Mortality Figures
An inquest report references a list claiming 11,000 to 4,000 patients were administered chloroform with only one death. The exchange notes several job applicants and a New York Evening Journal citation as background to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bos. Mtals
Worn Out Women Promoted By Blood and Nerve Food
An advertisement warns of serious illness from fatigue with morning heaviness faintness and weakness. It promotes Dr. Chase's Blood and Nerve Food to strengthen blood and nerves, improve digestion and complexion, and restore energy. Price 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed by E. A. Drown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orut
E. A. Drown
Burning Bush sect gains momentum in Indiana church disturbances
A Chicago Chronicle correspondent reports that followers of the Burning Bush sect, led by Miss Nessie Ward and others, disturb meetings and assault churches across Indiana. Several have been fined or jailed. leaders claim divine sanction and promise imprisonment as punishment for disbelievers. Randolph county sees open attempts to halt Methodist services, with arrests in Winchester linked to ward and Painter cases. The movement spreads to rural areas, provoking widespread alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Merton
Chicago
Jali
Randolph County
Nessie Ward
Mary Painter
Hamilton Pursiey
Winchester
A French Market Cantom and Saint Day Gifts
A fragment describes a market scene in France where a man or woman visiting on the saint day bearing their name receives a hougquet of cutflowers or a pot of fragment roses or gracefully dressed lilies with stiff white paper collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Robinson Crane and Dickens on Crusoe’s enduring appeal
Charles Dickens once called Robinson Crusoe the most popular story in the world and yet one that never drew a tear. The remark highlights Crusoe’s lasting fame and its paradoxical appeal across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Crane
Charles Dickens
Robinson Crusoe
Central Vermont Railway Passenger Tales Schedule Notice
Corrected to January 1 1908 details Barre to Springfield Montreal and White River Junction routes. Trains depart Bates from Barre with limited weekly runs to Montreal and New York. weekday mail and passenger trains connect with Wells River Montpelier and St Albans lines. Train times and intermediate stops updated by JONI Bentley Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Montreal
Wek
Sundtlem
Springfield
Williamoo
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Laird & Wheeler
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Gouth Main
J. E. Griswold
Hale el
Morrison & Burnham
Uni
Graniteville
Emile LaPountain
Evangelical Society
New Vermont Corporations
Plainfield
New York Evening Journal
Burning Bush
Grand Union Hotel
Gran Central Staton
Central Vermont Railway Company
Mowepelied
Wella River
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Boston
the Florist
Greeshouse
Otis Block
Pearl Streft
M. L. Walker
J. W. Holton
Hale's Block
North Main St
Ae Peneal
Barry & Williams
New Tomasi
Cor, Main and
Merchant
Undertakers
Feneral
T. H. Barry
Averill St
L. M. Williams
Jefferson
Telephone
USA
Webster's
Chesser & Bird
North Main Street
H. J. Smith
Smith Brothers
Barre, Vermont
M. J. McGowan
South Main Street
Barre, Vt
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