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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
6
We are leaders in this line in the state with full line of flowers and bedding plants. Plants include Pansies Geraniums Heliotropes Petunias Asters Verbenas and more. Also vegetable plants such as Celery Cabbage and Cauliflower and top tomato plants. Cat Flowers offered in full selection for Memorial Day with funeral designs and prompt service.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Vermont Mutual Insurance and an insurer named Balard. The text laments ignorance and skepticism about life insurance and reads like an old cautionary piece warning readers about misbeliefs and urging reliance on honest information.
Local notes announce Dr Gen HE Spitler at City hotel on June d 9 and 4 pm Furnished room for rent in Miles Gran lie block with bath Interviews and meetings listed including Shepards of Amelia Thursday evening and Ladies Ald society ice cream social on Friday June 5. Granite City orchestra at Congregational vestry tonight. Wilder concert tickets for June 6 available from Prof Math ewson at the High School. Hot Air Parlor for sale details via F W care Thmes office. Union painters urged to attend meeting at 6 20 pm in Carpenters Nichols venue. Mrs A Roberts offers beauty services on Pearl St Thursdays 2 30 to 7. Summer school starts June 1 at vestry Canonal church. Supper served at Can ions church vestry with Granite City orchestra 6 to 8 pm admission 25 cents. Spaulding Alumni Association commencements ball at ies hall Tuesday June 9 Wilder’s band. Tickets at Red Grass Pharmacy or KE Parker 54 Washington St. Concert 25 cents, ball per couple. Lycurgus proposed reform of Sparta urged personal home reform. Crooked railway from Boswell to Friedens PA loops back on itself creating proximity and grade difference.
In early seventh century pens used coarse quills while steel pens appeared around 1820. The piece notes pricing and quality shifts, then shifts to drug advertisements and union labor appeals. It references Segel Brady, Union Clothing, and Carpenters and Jo lters of America with Secretary A B Lane.
Fragmentary ad listing hair goods and related items including wigs and features. Mentions availability, stock status, and a future focus on orders through an agent.
Special note outlines nervato bar plans and aniveng mba in Old Mexico with stops listed at multiple cities including Chica Kanane City Prescott Aris Low Ange im Hil San Francisco Owl Salt takece Trai Conrado and Biologs wd Mr Hughes expected to attend 15 Miles Block Hartford Conn timing around the 40th of Jane with further remarks from K Baldwin Hammit Hunger Western New England and Douglas Lacey Co brokers and agents.
Arthur H. H. Lewis, V.S., D. V.S., located in Dr G. B. Nichols' barn, offers 24 hour service. Patients receive scientific treatment and every operation known to the veterinary profession is performed.
Jewelry in need of repairs should be taken to 24 North Main Street where staff will give prompt attention and return pieces in the best possible condition at a reasonable price.
Poole's Sarsparila offered at 600 per bottle or three for 1.25. Poole's Little Liver Vigor at 160 per bottle or two for 200. Poole's Kidney Pills at 2he per bottle or three for 60c. Pooles Blood Pills at 2ba per bottle or three for 600. Claims of reliability and money refund guarantee with a half-price sale pitch.
A notice informs that the Union Blacksmith is sued seeking satisfaction. Details are unreadable in the fragment, but the action appears tied to a formal demand or claim with a party named Sued and another titled Adal tink.
The notice states cash prices apply and warns of a monthly rise of ten cents per ton on seal. It emphasizes payment in full cash and forewarns buyers about the incremental pricing change each month.
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