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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text describes a travel rail guide mentioning Montpelier Wells River line and a schedule hint with a station and hour. Includes scattered place names and times, oblique references to trains and stops without coherent dates or events.
A Hrakieman named Burgess died instantly after four missteps and a fall on the Ite railroad line cutting off a portion of his ear. Remains were taken to St Albans for services. Born May 38 to Mr. and Mrs Toni Gilman, Ming Gladys Wilson home from Boston University for the summer. Additional notes mention Miss Mire from New York at Josephine’s, Mrs Julia Wing interred in Rochester after Tremont move, Arthur Lewis considering a South Dakota open land settlement, and Mrs Anas Chadwick Roflaton plus Mme Belle Chadwick Meekman visiting Mrs B C Claflin. Wehard Wilren appointed to lead a 4a,000 enmont project and moved from Milford Del to the new post.
The report lists countless social calls and weekend visits around Moretown with neighbors and kin from Barre, Montpelier, Waterbury, Northfield, and nearby towns. It notes Memorial exercises at Wallfield, a Moretown band, and several residents traveling or hosting from Vermont and beyond.
Bast Barre wins over Thine Digs OH by five, darknews hints late inning rally by Bit Sor. Town meeting votes to form athletic club to run carnival June 9 10 and 11 at the oy home hall with committee including A McAminter J On hone M A Termond W D McDonald and others. Riley's popular orchestra to provide music each evening with plans for entertainment and a three night program.
East Cabot residents and visitors joined various local figures in a week of church activities and social visits. Charles Adama traveled to Morrisville while Mr and Mrs I Foen marked observances in Claremont New Hampshire.
Sunday excursion on Lake Champlain organized by Central Vermont railway trains will depart Williamstown at 8 00 am Barry 8 40 Montpelier 05 Burlington to connect with the ad indicated steamer at 11 00 am returning to Burlington at 4 20 pm special train leaves Burlington 4 45 pm for Williamstown Williamstown Barry Montpelier fare 126 dollars per person for passage segment plans and schedules uncertain due to OCR errors
A brief report notes Pena Ange Trens and Meats in a regional setup. Officials outline implications for local trade and the timing of a forthcoming period. No further details are provided in the available text.
A company notes May 1910 coal orders exceed any prior year and promises to meet demand. It highlights Bobbin Wood priced at $2.50 per load as an ideal summer fuel and expresses gratitude while seeking continued approval.
West Topsham, TH CG. Pools was in Barre Thursday on business. Mr and Mrs E Bayley visited Barre Monday. Charles Bishy and Indy of Barre visited in town Sunday. Clara Hoode visiting her mother Mrs Olip Jofforde. Mr and Mrs A Smith of Barre were in town Sunday. L D Wilds and family visiting in Northfield for a few days. Cort and Chetin Chalmers of Groton finding their mother. Mr and Mrs David Meinfors and daughter of Fhirine visited Mr G Tubes Saturday. Mrs A Boranms and sister Miss Vierstia Bowany of Barre are visiting arith friendy for a day. Charis le war in town Thursday.
Cabot residents and visitors are listed in a patchy record of Sunday travel visits and small events. Names include Apélie Btone from Traxtury, Si Hoyt of Montpelier, Burt Lyford, Mini Pansy Smitl of Tipton, Mini Maid Vogter, Mrs Nema Phelps, Kimball of St. Johnsbury, and many others with brief mentions of weekends, employment, and social calls around Danville, Waterbury, and Barre County.
Articles of association filed at Montpelier show W K Perne Worth of Rutland and W F Gunworth of Bristol as key subscribers with capital shares. In Middlex river near high water, Keegan and son reported a steing incident while fishing. Michael McCluire travels to Chicago for a visit, and a director attends the meeting of the YM. The statue dedication at Bleghod Vi Mary is detailed with crowning by Miss Clarence Janmons and a sermon by Rev W J O Sullivan.
A sprawling, OCR damaged update from Williamstown lists June wedding plans, local visits and carpenters at work, church services and memorials, a Barre baseball trip, estate matters, and veterans remembrance. It references Chogstom, Debtor lat Wer throat moulin Me, Patrick Keltyp, Deacon Kiwis C. Smith, Rev. Alvin M. Smith, and memorial day observations with mixed details and names.
Washington items report Janette Smith visiting friends in Reedville for several days. Thurston visits, Mrs Huntington and J. L. Soleum suffer a misfortune to a valuable work. H Dirkep hosts a visit from H Kent of Mont. Teartew family at Yeartow’s home, Chinlern friends, and Linsed returned Friday. McDonald plans a Portland trip and other social snippets follow.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a boundary between the hekghee and Little red sedgol Sie era nen ree ae witl mader eotarn with unclear meaning. No clear events or persons identifiable from readable portions.
In Waitsfield a large crowd gathered for Memorial Day events despite threatening weather. The day featured a parade to the LO C F hall, services at Congregational and Methodist churches, and remarks by Rev Donald Fresh. Local residents and out of town guests joined in reflecting on Civil War sacrifices, with music, prayers, and a Gettysburg address reading, honoring soldiers and leaders.
Barre Town examinations of applicants for free tuition and for entrances to normal and to undertake will be held at the South Barre schoolhouse on June 2 and 3 at 1 8 p m. G J Seager union superintendent
Fragmented local notes describe a double wedding for daughters of Mr and Mrs E Powers and Mr and Mrs Gark of Barre. Event includes church ceremonies, receptions at homes, and neighbors joining in, with references to attendees and nearby family movements.
Groton residents and visitors share news of births, visits, travels, and memorial day events. Families including Blanchard Ricker Hutch poncery and Meath of Boston attend gatherings. local drives to Montpelier and St Johnbury noted. Memorial day ceremonies feature veterans and students traveling to the cemetery with a parade and services.
An ad by Paul Mathulka promotes a remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles. The pitch references a past year of “ting of all taxatives” and credits his “wife pills” as a universal cure. Located at Red Crows Pharmacy.
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