Ready for Sale of Sleighs and Vehicles at Cutler's Stable
Advertises sale of sleighs and vehicles including an Old Comfort Sleigh by Cortlandt Cart and Carthage Co of Sidney NY, plus blankets robes harness and second hand gear. Invites calls, notes a singing school box social January 24, and lists local merchants guaranteeing refunds on Greene’s Syrup of Tar with a 60 cent bottle and 50 cent bottle refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortlandt Cart
Carthage Co
Sidney
N. Y
Greene
Hed Cross Pharmacy
A. Crown
OU Kendrick & Co
F. Davin
George L. Edaon
A. McArthur
W. H. Miles & Go
McAlliater’ Bros
D. C. Howard
J. A. Cumming
J. W. Parmenter
Insurance ad promises yearly payment ease for Barre readers
A Barre Daily Times notice promotes avoiding hard bumps with annual payments through Finn National Life Insurance Company. It lists S. Batiara as general agent in Barre, with Montpelier and local agent Burle as contacts. The text is an insurance solicitation appearing on page notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn National Life Insuranet Company
Ont Polier
Vt.mu- Aue S. Batiara
Montpees
Builard
Burre
Talk of the Town and Local Ads Mixed Notice
A collage of local advertisements features cut flowers, clock repairs, stone cutters’ glass, wholesale framing, overshoes, and a shoe store promotion. Other items include a clairvoyant listing, a complete line of winter goods, a yearly Lastern Herald subscription offer, typewriting services, and various sale notices with discounts. The text also notes a last day of red tag sale with certain savings, plus several names and businesses in Burlington and Barre regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngson's
Geo. E. ‘Ari
Masonic Charma
J. P. Austin’s
L. P. Austin
H. P. Baldwin
Lastern Herald
Burlington, Vt
Anne m
Sca
Mary Blanchard Block
Local Docket of Town Visits and Events
Piet Nord Trucoll was in Moontpelier Tuesday with Teneo Kenerstensens in Masshilota. Oscar White is wary with a new national. Axon born to Mr and Mrs Harry Ink Monday. Elmer Brown and wife at South Woodbury Sunday. Snow rillers active first time this year Monday. Phere Aws dance ant ayater supper Friday night. Mr. and Mrs Q W Guernsey in Woodbury Center Saturday. Lewis Strang of South Woodbury in town Jaet week. Mrs Albert George of Hirdwick visiting this week. Mrs Hilzabeth Wwii of South Wood bare visited The Dwinellly. Mr and Mrs Edgar Aimeworth in Plainfield Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs James Folch. Clifford Diss and wife of Montpelier visited his parents W B and wife Inez Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs L C Leonard visited W Boca at Woodbury Center Friday and Saturday. Mrs Anman field secretary of home missions holding special meet. Home at Union died this week Radie Emery working in Barre visited her parents. Silve Wills of Plainfield swan in town most of this week. Prices for tennis racquets differ.
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Lewis Strang
South Woodsbury
Albert George
Hirdwick
Hilzabeth Wwii
South Woodbare
Dwinellly
Edgar Aimeworth
Plainfield Wedneshey
James Folch
Clifford Diss
Montgolier
W. & Blivg
Inez
Wonderland Moving Pictures at Slewl and 225 Sats
Granitevile presents D W Flage's Wonderland Movin in Picturs Co show at Slewl and 225 Sundays night January 24 with new 1.75 pictures and songs. Proceeds go to local school and church after Barre opera house appearance by Jere McAuliffe stock company. Ladies urged to bring boxes. A charity poker game and dance follow.
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D. W. Flage
Wonderland Movin
Picturs Co
Barre Opera House
Jere McAuliffe
Tiny Eng
Granite
Expetel
Fragmentary 19th Century Ad Snippet About Cures
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cures and medicines for malaria and bilious attacks. The text references bottles, tonics, and preparations named Red Crow and similar terms, but the context is unclear and many words are corrupted. The readable items hint at patent medicines sold by Wells.
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Ee Jekert & Wells
Notice to the Public on Road Work and Travel After April 3
After April 3 10H travel may be disrupted by road work and printing of notices. Motorists are urged to plan extra time and follow posted detours. The document warns drivers to be cautious in the work zone and to heed official directions for safe passage.
Amusement Notes Listing at the Opera House This Week
The popular Stock Co presents a week of shows at the opera house, opening Monday with seating for the opening day. Featured acts include Why He Divorced for, Tun nessooa Pardner, Hall Caine’s The Christian, The Great Wall treeh Mystery, No Mother to Guide Her, The Lamb and the Hrute, Why Girls Go Wrong, and more. Notable performers Geo Lewlleyn James erty Pauline Hanmeni Maria WeNoll appear. special Monday night ladies night. Secure tickets early.
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Populer Rentory Stock Co
Orre Opera Howe
Melo
Marie
Pardner
Hall Caine
Chas, Harmmond
Hig Hoot
Geo. Lewlleyn
Jiemes Erty
Song Mud Hanon
Pauline Hanmeni
McAuliffe Company Presents Women Sin At The Opera
The McAuliffe Company staged a vaudeville program during intermission with Jere Minsall performing a beat parody. Al W. Wilson and Fred Martel leased the show. Tonight a rural melodrama Pitfalls of New York will close the repertoire, praised as among the best.
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McAuliffe
McAuliffer
Jere McAuliffe
Playhouse
McAuliffe Company
Jere Minsall
AL W. Wilson
Fred Martel
New York
Winter Butterflies And A Parisian Breakfast Victim
A fragment reads on hardy winter butterflies and their unique chrysalis life amid snow, noting a thaw butterfly breed that endures cold. The piece shifts to brief anecdotes about a Parisian’s remark on missing breakfast, followed by quotations on poetry and definitions from Mrs. Sherwood, Otis, and Thackeray.
Fragmented Deluge of Oddities From Across the World
A collage of brief, scrambled items reports on hemp production in the Philippines, a hog injuring itself on a dynamite cap, a California bequest to a dog deemed unheritably futile, a British scientist on children and death, and a Portuguese court ruling on Bible banking. It also mentions religious meetings in Ohio, a Burman witness in Calcutta, a Purbeck carving find, a giant silver tray for an oriental ruler, a memoryless Kansas City man, a Shanghai chemist’s process, a poll tax mix up for Mrs Meson, and a Wallaces Idaho beer purchase tied to a local dispute.
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Tadu
Burow
Migan
Philippine
Soex
Blacksburg
Tudge Coffee
California
Court of Appeal
Tishon
Portugal
Haw
Ohio Yearly Meeting
Vritnds
Baring
London
Pound
Kansas City
Lim
Shanghai
Aber
Aseergt
Ching
United States
Wallace
Idn
Four &T Poul Yieitors
Council orders windows for rooms in St. Cleather house
The Camelford district council reported that a Fortier owner faced a 4500 pound bill. Two bedrooms at a house in St Cleather lack external windows, having only apertures. It was noted the hours were clean and no death had occurred there in about eighty years, with some residents aged ninety. The council called on the owners to install windows in every room.
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Chole
Hiboeuilia
Plessad
Lowe
Opie
Cryaaliv
Camilford
England
St. Cleather
Courting Death The Mounted Police in the Northwest
Cy Warman in Sunday Magazine writes that Canadian Mounted Police risk death as their first duty while pursuing outlaws. He notes officers may delay shooting, relying on government and empire backing, and that pursuit extends across islands to Scotland Yard and Pinkertons if needed.
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Mounted Police of
Canada
Northwest
Cy Warman
Sunday Magazine
Finch
Dominion
Scotland Yard
Forty Ninth
Pinkertons
Lawyer questions whistle timing in railway fatal case
In a Harper’s Weekly excerpt a New York lawyer recalls defending a railway firm after a section hand was killed by an express. The widow sues for damages as a chief witness Testifies the whistle sounded only after the man was struck, raising questions about whistle timing and railway duty.
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New York
Morwin
Harper's Weekly
Edict Converts Hawaiians to Christianity Across Islands
A New York World report describes King Kamehameha declaring all Hawaiians Christians via a swift edict. The account says he emphasized peaceful conversion, warning against resistance while implying swift action for objectors.
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Kapoa
Kamehamehas
New York
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J. F. Cutler
W. F. Corlies
Singing School
Cutler’s Corner
Page Bros. Livery Stable
J. D. Ossola
M. J. Frary
Farwell Street
J. Bolster
North Main
Barre
Vermont
Wooood
Fred E. Cram
Washington St
Arthur S. Martin
Park Strest
Joe Koratsky
Cust
Asia
Tery Cipsahig
Deoeg
Shen Farkman Biotk
Main St. Bares
the Barre Daily Times
TOWN
Frank Ma
Ovreto
Soltan V
Cravetto
Staliano
P. Austin
East Calais
Piet Nord Trucoll
Moontpelier
Teneo Kenerstensens
Masshilota
Oscar White
Axon
Mrs
Harry
Ink Monday
Elmer Brown
Woodbury
Snow Rillers
Phere
Ant Ayater
Q. W. Guernsey
Woodbury Center
Graniteville
All Journey
Fabelee
The
Fenbery Stock Co
Anewerdd the Prenchman
George P. Mortis
Mrs. Sherwood
Otce MiteIrovoe Halleck
Mirco Bozzaris
Tie
Morris Commanis
Brigule
Success Magazine
Thackeray
Earle
Sloan
Boston
Mass
Hale’s
Pike
A. W. Badger & CO
Morse Block
S. J. SEGEL @ CO
Depot Square
Barre, VI
Hhennery
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Main Street
Miami
Rellance
Gilson
Woollpeaker
Suai of These
RehAs
H. Tait
H. Tant
Randolph Center
Burlington Poultry Foods
Hcel
Burlington Rendering CO
OLD Vermont Mutual
R. G. Robinson
Wood Block
Barre, Vt
the Times
Tue En War
A. W. Allens
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