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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
6
Advertisement for an Owa Howard watch with Visine 17 jewels and gold case, adjusted precision parts, offered at 887.60. Claims guaranteed satisfaction to owners. Sold by O. J. Dodge, The Jeweler, 200 Main St, with Ideal Book Store.
Beginning Mantey April 12, no charge less than 25 cents for this class of work. Spreads plain. Barre Steam Laundry offers flat work pricing with telephone line 135-12 and address 153 Main Street.
New laundry service advertises home pickup dropoff with garment care and quick delivery. Local business promotes shirt cleaning and tailored options, inviting customers to try its convenient at home laundry solutions.
Barre Vermont ad lists BAREE HOME LAUNDRY at 219-15 Tal and 11 Bugbee Ave offering special prices and pickup for nearby towns and cities. Contact Arthur S. Martin at 43 Park St Barre by phone 204-3.
Prompt glazing for windows doors showcases and display cases. Picture framing and enlarging offered with latest attractive moldings. Also enlarging pictures on pillow tops. Satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone 24-12 B Seminary St.
Men's $3.50 shoes offered at $1.95 alongside springs and summer stock of shoes stockings and underwear from Justin. Includes men s low tan or black shoes regular 4 for 3 50 men s grey socks repair stockings undergarments and 25c neckties and dress shirts at 50c grade for 3c.
Sawdust and slabwood mixed wood available in hard and soft varieties. Delivered by the depot, sawdust sold in quantities to fit. Phone A. W. Phelps at 4320 for Phelps' Mills Barre Vermont.
Local help wanted notice seeking all kinds of hand labor for cement or plastering tasks. Contact Mrs. L. J. Bolster by telephone for details.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe railway routes and stations in Vermont with scattered place names and times. The garbled text notes Montpellier and references to trains and schedules but lacks coherent details.
A Barre Daily Times item from June 1, 1908 discusses the inability of individuals to fully manage life’s fortunes for their families. It references the Mutual Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont and mentions Ballard in a general context related to life insurance and financial security.
Fragmented item list shows for sale items and business notices including floral designs at Youngson's and a Barre Home Laundry service on Bughed avenue. Mentions clairvoyant listing and a call to take work to a laundry with promise of prompt, guaranteed results.
Little Seldon Bartlett grows ill while L M Pohnson paints a house. Mr and Mrs 8 B Smith visited Barre Thursday. Moses Lamberton from Marshfield visited Wednesday. Lanes Shepard of Montpelier came Wednesday on business. Fred Fowle of White River Junction visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Batchelder hosted guests. Ada Taylor and Curtis Holt wed at Congregational parsonage. Ladies Circulating Library plans annual business meeting Tuesday June 2 at 3 pm at Miss Elvie Warren’s home. A band stand rises on the common as summer events near. Nye thanked friends for birthday cards. Memorial exercises were held. Plainfield Cornet Band aided at the opera house program.
In Graniteville the town strolls past a peculiar Uncle Sam display. The scene hints at local pride in self crafted work and a nod to pleasing the eye rather than grand fame.
Mrs Daniel Ryan of Wet Barre Vermont reports relief from kidney trouble after using Down's Kidney Pills. She credits the remedy with alleviating headaches and severe attacks, and states the condition improved markedly after taking the pills sourced from Crown's drug store. The letter endorses Down's Kidney Pills as a splendid remedy and urges others to buy from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, agents.
Williamstown reports a May schedule with Grange elections on June 4 led by Mrs. George Iy. Graniteville and Williamstown played a ball game 6 to 6. Memorial services at the Methodist church honored Jane Buntay with AOR and Ladies' Aid Corps. A civic program featured W N Roberts, James Walbridge, and a cornet band shortfall, while Alonzo Joslyn of Cooperstown promotes a remedy for piles.
Memorial day program featured Judge Mower of Burlington, opening remarks, and a drum corps with a Buck party. A man born Friday night. church federation extends pastor call to Rev. P. C. V. Richerson. Death of Mrs. Newell Ryan noted. local sports report Randolph high beat Montpelier high 5 to 3. Also community notices and ads for remedies.
Daily bakery notice highlights Parker House Rolls and Cinnamon Buns fresh from the oven at 10¢ a dozen. Frankfort Rolls in demand for uniform high quality. Scotch Scones and Oat Cakes, 10¢ a dozen, made from genuine Scotch recipes.
Local bakers announce fresh Cap Cakes and Sweet Milk Bread on sale at grocers nationwide. Call to have sales team contact shoppers for delivery or purchase details.
A London budget debate urges vast forestry expansion to reduce dependence on imports. Lloyd George backs a national development grant funding schools of forestry, experimental forests, road prep, and rural uplift to cultivate timber and stimulate agriculture.
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