Local notices span town visits and farm changes in Chelsea
Ada Hill Tinoon Jolt visits Quincy friend. Orange Quanty creamery patrons paid for butter. Polson of Willits town hosts. Gertrude Edson returns home from Rancho. E G Harringtons visit W H Sprague. Wartersor post 45 officers installed by George Durie. Miss Gertude Brownell ill. village primary and intermediate terms to be taught by Gertrudy and Grace Baron. Lyford buys Beales farm site near White River Junction. farm purchases and rentals in town shift as buyers scout land and engage local labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hill Tinoon
Quincy
Maes
Orange Quanty Creamery
Bred Polson
Willits Town
Polatives
Mike Gertrude Edson
Rancho Sun- Ye
E. G. Harrington
East Brookfield
W. H. Sprague
Samlay
Cleck
Wartersor Pete
George Durie
Tunbridge
Misses Gertrudy
Grace Baron
East Barre Screen Shows New Pictures Tonight
East Barre based D. wo Flagg's Wonderland Moving Picture Co will present new pictures at the East Barre venue tonight Monday January the town reports fresh film offerings and a moving image program continuing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wo Flagg
Wonderland Moving Picture Co
East Barre
Word stock and fixtures at Shase privess Tilock Wood
An advertisement describes a large stock of various woods and toy items for sale at a shop on Farwell Street. It mentions furnace and sled wood, price notes, and readiness to fill orders for any quantity. Strong entities include Shase privess Tilock Wood and Farwell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Eandbank
Farwell Street
The Barre Daily Times January 28 1908 Wit and work note
A fragment from The Barre Daily Times dated Tuesday January 28 1908 outlines a tongue in cheek line about doing well and mentions National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont with agents in Barre and elsewhere. The text is partially garbled but preserves names of locales and a business notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Ef Insurance Company
Montpelier
Ratt
Montiaeral
Pales
Balalan
Weal
Barre
Talk of the Town and local ads from Youngson's
A collage of storefront notices and personal ads including cut flowers at Youngson's, warehousing needs, Mason ic charms at L P Austin's, stone cutters glasses offered, and a wide range of goods from overcoats to writing services. Also mentions clairvoyant services, eye care, and a 15 day sale with discounted phonograph parts and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngson's
Tonemnt
A. EB. Batchelder
Guv. K. ‘Arland Masonic
L. P. Austin's
J. P. Austin
H. B. Baldwin
Electric Bitters Offer Quick Relief for Ailments
A Cure for Misery reports that Boma found a cure for the eye Sof Lenin and introduced Electric Bitters. The remedy is said to cure chills bilious attacks and yellow jaundice fast, and relieve liver complaints back pain. Sold at Rel Crom pharmacy Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boma
Lenin
Rel Crom Pharmay
Ickert & Wells
Presbyterian society meeting in Graniteville January 1
The annual Tusitesk meeting of the Presbyterian society of Giquetteville will be held at the church of Pridgy in Graniteville. It occurs January 1 at seven o'clock with Rev. W. C. Melntyre of Barre presiding. All members and offended are urged to attend for important business. Angus J. Smith, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Society of
Barre Town Meeting Notice for Tax Assessments
The Barre Board of Taxation Authority will meet at the town clerk's office in Granitville on Saturday February 1 at 2 o'clock to review taxed statements. Notices advise residents to send orders to the city market or call Badger or William Stoven for details.
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Board of Eivity Authority
Barre
Granitiville
Selectmen
Pio
Crear
Gish
A. Badger
William Stoven
West Pairlee Masonic Lodge Holds Annual Meeting
Jackson Lodge number 80 FL and A M hosted Friday activities with visiting brethren for the Musouie district session. James C. Kendall of Strafford led the ceremonies. Washington Lodge 61 and Chel- TI Sprague presided as officers prior to the banquet. Grand officers from West Pairlee and St Johnbury attended, with remarks on the district’s work and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Lodge
Chelwyn
Grail Lechuter Vernon
West ‘Aitlee
West Feiler
Thoms ‘Terhune
Ntdsber
Charles A. Calderwood
St. Johnebury
W. J. Veron Dutton
Eugene F. Smith
Post Mhns Ete
Hove
Masonbe
North Montpelier Profiles and Local Visits
Mrs. George J Pray was in Montpelier on Wednesday. Oliver Victor Temp in Yow weep Montpelier van Mise Maude Templeton ine returned from Montpelier. Warren Meats visited Burlington for a day. Mr. adt Mira Webster Cute called in North Calais Sunday. A daughter born December 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gray. The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Walle Chay ill with Nesta. Mrs. Lana Mastrian Lymion has invited Mrs. Kiva for the past week. Mrs. Clara Short traveled to White River on Thursday to whet her daughter. George Maye of South Woodtry seen visiting R. Pry, Jr. for the past week. W. G. Nye and Frank Windeh attested to the jog of the sixth Masuptoe event at Mountpelion Thursday. Mr. OC P. Spaulding entertained a number of friends Tuesday. HR common belnye her Aftieth Winaday. The ae was in playing Gi plenaant tite enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maude Templeton
Montpelier
Warren Meats
Burlington
W.G. Nye
Frank Windeh
Mountpetion Thurrelay
OC. P. Spaulding
Washington Parkiow Moves and Local Notes
A garbled Washington region item notes Rev. Parkiow moving to Tow pareago and mentions The Washington creamer and local gatherings. It references January events, Chelsea and Barre areas, and farmers seeking assistance. The text also touches on a fever illness at a household and a request involving a widow, with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkiow
Washington
Taylor Dine
Maire Chu
Chelsea
Barre
Thom i
Promise to Refund Tar Syrup If It Fails to Cure
A card from the undersigned promises to refund money on one or two bottles of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure the user. It names Gil Readrick and Ga, C. F., Daria, and Paylin Brox J. W. Parenter as signatories in Howard and Cumming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heraby
Greene
Pharnear
Gil Readrick
Cumming
Paylin Brox J. W. Parenter
Local Town Notices and Community Happenings
Arthur Morrill works for Benjamin Cheeter in aera. Damon, oldest resident, celebrated his 36th birthday on Thursday. Frank Kienerson plans to move next week to a newly purchased house. M D Welly returned from St Athans on business. Earl Rogers back at Dartmouth after visiting family. Drama by OBE Craftsbury observed. Mr and Mrs Harley Tignes travel to Manchester NH. Maines to manage country place. prospective church call in Massachusetts under review. Grange meeting Wednesday evening drew interest with new members. Town public schools set a town entertainment next Friday featuring ninth grade play The Lady of the Lake plus recitations and music. Bert Gerry bought Lake house from Mr Way. Mr Silloway to leave as proprietor after three years. February 7 teachers meeting in town hall with Mason Stone speaking in afternoon and evening New Vermont talk by Mr Stone. Attending speakers include Frankie Greene of St Athans, Harvey Burbank of Danville, Mason S Stone. Citizens urged to attend both sessions.
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Frank Kienerson
Munk
M.D. Welly
St. Athans
Weel
Earl Rogers
Dartmouth College
Hardwick
O. BE
Craftebury
Harley Tigines
Manchester
Nhl
Maines
Masachusetts
Grange
Arama
Bert Gerry
Well Sons Lake Hone BS
Poe
Way
Penton
Silloway
Mason
Vermont
Frankie Greene
Bt. Athans
Tiarvey Burbank
Danville
Mason &. Stone
Local News Briefs From South Cabot and Nearby
Rosie Bouliby returned to Inet work from Pourtman viait after marriage. Mr Plimley begins winter run for F. G. Lambertian Inst Monday. Don Tibbetts and wife visited at W. BR Tibbetts Inst Sunday. Wilbur Whetier visiting half brother Spencer in St Johnsbury. Mrs Woodward called to Marchfield for sister Merbert Akin’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Bouliby
Ter Viait
Pourtman
Nee Plimley
F. G. Lambertian
Don Tibbett
Marskrfield
W. BR
Woodward
Marchfield
Slater
Merbert Akin
Local Notes and Personal News from Springheld and Vicinity
Ample items tell of Woodmen’s earn and local residents at Swanton Met with visiting kin from Albany and Manchester. Mentions of Amos Goodwin, Churchill Udall, and the Mislcoule district meeting reflect community ties. Quoted sentiments on faith, women, and culture appear alongside brief notes on authors and a few shop curios.
Indulgence and a Clever Husband in Odd Scribbles
Fragmentary, humorous notes reveal a playful scene about indulgence and a husband named Jim. The text blends slang, misspellings, and scattered phrases, hinting at a casual, tongue in cheek voice with references to places and political tones.
Dean's Kidney Pills Recommended by Barre Worker
A Barre Vermont worker reports relief from backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial describes heavy lift work in damp conditions causing kidney and back pain, noting marked improvement after purchasing at a local drug store for 60 cents. Barter-Milburn Co Buffalo is listed as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Sia
Jeane Gontiye
Doun
A. Drown
Dean
Lawson's Loss Ends Sail Powered Freight Attempt
The wreck of the seven-masted schooner Lawson signals the possible end of long-running experiments in sail powered ocean freight. Experts note motorized ships dominate most routes, though auxilliary power could have saved Lawson with a small engine, reducing fuel cost and port maneuver risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoms W. Lawson
Haw
Porta
Bniit
Lawson
Remarkable Savings Bank Record Celebrated in Vermont
The Burlington Daily News praises Hyde Park Savings Bank for surpassing one million dollars in deposits all invested in Vermont. The bank reports no doubtful paper and no real estate except the building, which was moved to profit and loss. From January 1908 it will pay four percent interest compounded semi annually on all deposits, with taxes on sums up to 2000, and unlimited pass books. deposits before February 19 earn interest from January 1, deposits after February 19 from April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Daily News
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Carroll S. Page
Langville County Savings Bank and Trust Company
Vermont
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E. Allen Dickens
Oe Dickenson
North Ranjo
Frank W. Button
Big Brother
Amar Po Bute
BE. H. Welle
South Tunbridge
Walter H. Aes
Rennie
N. Y
Sanborn
Ed, Barnes
Bobbin
Ney
H. F. Cutler
Bear City Hotel
Page Bros
J. D. Ossola
Wills
Lki
Bolster
North Main Street
Arthur S. Martin
Tel
the Barre Daily Times
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Tuerlay
Pete
Tof Gom
B. Bills
Spaulding Street
People's Store
Mary G. Nye
Blanchard
Titan
A. Giashine
Meumote
Barra
Graniteville
Williamstown
West Pairlee
North
George J. Pray
Oliver
Victor
Montpelier van
George Maye
South Woodtry Line
R. Pry, Jr
Chester Chengh
MPEP
Pial Welch
Svelishni Sateen
CABOT
Arthur Morrill
Benjamin Cheeter
Damon
South Cabot
Wolcott
Ene Grange Hat
Woodmen's
Earn Dodger
C.F. Hankel
Amos Goodwin
Churchill & Udall
W. A. Bridger
Caurdull & & L
N. Tai
Davidson
Springheld
Hur Aieter
E. K. Mares
Albany
RM. Hubbell
W. Fi. Rickantson
Fastory Poy
A. Cuger
Cleveland
A A Duyne
Jeg. Lindsey
AB. Coope
Miskoule
Eaerly
Landon
Madacoe
Rayter
Bookane Sportaman
Jim
New Orleans
New
Jerver
A. W. Badger & CO
Morse Block
New York
Rai
Coats
PTI
Oxford
S. J. Segel
Depot Square
Barre, VL
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Main Street
Co. H. Taft
Randolph Center
Vermon
Miami
Reliance
Itson
OLD Vermont Mutual
R. G. Robinson
Wood Black
Osea
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