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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary notice mentions Montpelier Vermont company agents S Ballard and Pallard with Barre and Montpelier references. The readable portion provides no coherent event, date, or outcome to establish a clear action or news item.
Delights include delicious tomato cream for wholesale and retail at Vermont Fruit Store with cash paid for water beads, diamonds, and silver jewelry. Burr the Jeweler notes Cate Real Estate offers new bargains while Seeady markets wrench fried potatoes six cents. Stone cutters’ places and a water and cleanse man advertise items from 20 cents to $2.00.
The State Board of Health official Remy D Holton visited Randolph on Saturday to review the White Cross Milk bottling plant and a complaint about sewer connections. He warned action will be taken if neglect recurs, with the health officer ready to divest the work if needed.
Almost everybody knows the place to send Beef Hides, Horse Hides, Calfskins, Sheep Pelts, Tallow and Bones is C. S. Page of Hyde Park Vermont. He offers high prices and remits the day after goods arrive, pays freight on shipments of 200 pounds or more, and keeps customers posted on market values.
A North Carolina educator, Marden of Silver City, lauds Bloodine Bitters as an all around remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He claims it strengthens weakness and lame back and aids chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at local pharmacies.
Chelsea Constable Fred Akerman of Wershire visited town Friday afternoon. Karl H Parker of Marre City came Thursday to see his parents. Mrs. and Mrs. A. B. Smith were in Northfield early in the week for their daughter's engagement. Fred A. Powers of Wershire, serving a two month sentence for breach of peace, worked for Irving Ormshee haying. Dan Clark and family hosted a weeklong visit from relatives including Mrs. Clark of West Somerville and Allen Clark of Keneth. Donald Melleachim of New Rochelle arrived for summer vacation and boarded with A. T. Marshall. Albert and Mrs. Hopkins, painters from Corinth, visited in town. J. A. R. Corwin has new sills and a hardwood floor installed at the meat market block. Dearborn and Bacon doing the work. The Weeks and Whitneys left for Shirley by auto. Judge Ira Abbott traveled from Albuquerque to visit his brother and other relatives before returning to New Mexico. Dearborn and A. Ba cont finished replacing cross sills under the Methodist church, done from beneath with limited space. Fuller, once of Athelrea, bought the Bates farm near Tunbridge for 830 dollars, including hay and crops, and plans to run poultry there. The sale includes the farm and adjoining land, with possession set for September.
Northfield notes report Norwich University's Geld en engineering undergraduates start a summer school on August 10. Also listed are birth notices for several families, visits, and social updates about local residents and illness, with multiple spelling errors and fragmented names.
In Williamstown several young people enjoyed a tin fay at Mirror Lake yesterday. Frank Benedict formerly from the town is stopping at Granger's for Lo Van McAllister in Chelsea Saturday as he plans to visit friends there this week. The Misses Josephine and Georgiana Clark of Coynbridge Mass called on friends last week. Miss Siurter, recently visiting Cora M. Evers, has left for Ruthin then will spend a few days before returning to her home in Ann Arbor Michigan.
WEBSTERVILLE Mar and Mrs George Lamson were surprised at their home by a large party on Friday to mark their 25th anniversary. The couple, married in Aberdeenshire Scotland, have lived in Websterville 92 years and have four children. The group traveled to East Harte Operation for a social evening with dancing and refreshments. A handsome silver ward was presented by RK Pirie on behalf of the company.
Berlin International Choregraphic Congress to discuss whether dancing is degenerating. French, American, and European styles on debate with concerns about grace, technique, and modern trends. Paris correspondent notes shifts from polka to Boston and revived French dances planned for Berlin program.
A collage of quick sketches mentions Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln Ulysses Grant Grover Cleveland Jobson, Andrew Carnegie’s letter flood, Senator Penrose’s achievements, Joseph Wilton’s Acacia election, Sir Thomas Shaughnessy’s Canadian Pacific reach, Prof Nikoloff’s world walk, Thomas Wilkinson’s Civil War whiskers, Japanese typesetting woes, a Bedlam anecdote, and the first normal school origins abroad. It weaves portraits of prominent figures, institutions, and curiosities from various lands.
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