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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1907
Page
6
The notice outlines June prices for coal and related wood fuels. It lists standard price ranges for steam coal and domestic coal, noting variations by quality and grade. The document advises buyers to confirm current rates with vendors and monitor any changes through market updates.
A fragmented notice discusses coal pricing and stove and egg coal options. It mentions quotes on coal, including a figure 87,60 and a grate item 735, and invites inquiries. The text indicates high costs and a willingness to discuss several fixes or adjustments with interested parties.
Wolcott residents attended town events with visitors from Hyde Park and Morrisville. A concert by the Bakers at the town hall drew a large crowd. Wolcott’s school team defeated North Wolcott 24 to 4. Memorial Day ceremonies began with a parade led by Hyde Park’s Grand Army groups to Palmdount cemetery, then recitations and an address by M. G. Morse of Bardwick at the town hall.
Charles Whitney Cabot of Barnet was here on business. Paosle Smith, working in Boston, visited for a short stay and vacation. Cora Lande funded a vacation trip. Mell Labree’s valuable horse dropped near the creamery. Richard Doving gone to East Montpelier. Allen Smith of Le Co. and the Nichols farm near Goorke Read were mentioned for work. The drama by the IO.G.T. Our Jim was well played on Thursday and Friday nights to packed audiences.
Vermont based National Life Insurance Company promotes affordable life coverage with ten year term policies and a range of options. The notice highlights accessibility and reliability for families seeking economical protection.
Local notices mix sales and ads from Barre merchants. Stonecutters gaze at L P Austin as gold and silver items sought. Real estate and hardware items offered. horses, robes, blankets, and tools listed. Investment pitches promise high returns on $1,150 with nearby post office area rentals. Call for details and terms with agents Perry Real Estate and Mr Shepard.
The Central Vermont Railway announces its first excursion of the season to Missisquoi Park leaving Barre at 2:45 a.m. and Montpelier at 10:00 a.m. The park departure is 7:10 p.m. return from the park at 4:38 p.m. Round trip tickets are offered at low prices with time details at intermediate stations.
East Barre residents are invited to a two day county convention of the W C J VU on Tuesday and Wednesday. An evening program features a store opticon demonstration and a collection will aid the W C T U work. Executives meet at the Prana on the ae hour for an hour event.
Agricultural notes from a New York Cornell station review alfalfa suitability in eastern uplands and gravelly loams. It covers soil prep with nitrogen, inoculation, and manure, plus seeding timing and nurse crop considerations for optimal first-year growth.
Mrs Annie Gibb of 21 Brooklyn Avenue Barre reports long backache headaches dizziness and urinary trouble from kidney disorder. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Crown's drug store she regained strength and relief within a box and further improvement after a second. Remember the name Doan's. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents.
A fragmented local notes column lists births, visits, and moves. Chelsea welcomes a daughter to Mr and Mrs Beckwith. Mira G Wiggins visits Sowell cousin. Miss Ethel Peer and mother noted. Lewis Spooner and Mrs Davenport mentioned. George Fuller and others tied to farm, family moves, and visits in Vershire, Montpelier, and nearby towns. Names include John Byres, Emeline Noyes, Gladys Henry, A H Ne, Rev George W Lake, John Covington, and many local residents.
North Montpelier residents My and Mrs Moghes attended A Prag dra show in town. Elva Kimball visited Centre after Saturday and Sunday events. Several people from Hopeburg attended Quality Saturday. Mrs Butterfeld’s land hosted visitors as Mr and Mrs Gretley and Ruth celebrated. Townend Charles King and others toured South Woodbury and Norwich by auto Sunday.
Hoxton June 4 Captain P Y Potter now Assistant Chief of the Bureau of Nagi Jonat Weablinston a new man in command of the 16000 ton Watbloahip Wesmont lying at the Gocatoneaten ae Yard. Capt. ter aytiea et Woshington rat i pesmits comviously a fine Sait. The Nebrat wit nt completely Kinlehed amd outdtted until after OM Home week in July.
Rebels threaten Chang Chow and Swatow as national turmoil spreads fear and refugees flood Amoy. Reports say looting is forbidden by rebel leaders, foreigners largely untroubled, while imperial troops clash with rebels near Swatow, with authorities fearing foreign interference.
The article discusses new fields for celery production in California Florida Michigan and New York and notes that warmer climates extend the market from December to April reducing competition with northern crops. It also warns about cholera risks in hog farming and the need for quarantine and careful feeding of hogs with skim milk hog food.
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