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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
6
WILLIAMSTOWN S J Segel and Co of Barre have purchased the J K Lynde estate clothing stock and will hold a two week sale to close out the branch as the Lynde firm discontinues it A rain postponement on Saturday night June 6 will push the event to after the Barro opera house by Marks Bros, Conn Gary
A public notice from Graniteville states trains on Saturday night June 6 will be held until after the performance at the Burre ppern house by the Marks Bros company. A running bill and meeting all trains are listed with contact telephone 235% and Papin Bros.
Those who know so much that their knowledge increases family income should secure it with life insurance. 39th year National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Vermont Mutual. Agents listed include N. B. Ballard of Tol Cael Barre and others in Barre.
A garbled page lists various notices including jewelry buys and sales from Burr the Jewel, a typewriter desk, and a swivel chair priced at 10.00. It mentions a clairvoyant, a local newspaper The Eastern Herald, coal from Calder & Richardson, rental listings on South Main Street, and shoe store spring oxford arrivals.
In a Naplan Maine letter, Lester M Nelaolt endorses Dr King's New Eet for coughs and colds and as a preventive for pneumonia. The ad touts New pneniag as a longtime throat and lung healer available at Sted Cross Pharmacy Rickert & Welle' dergy store with trial bottles.
Mrs Kuna and Mr Hartfont reside together in Randolph. A number of townspeople were mentioned visiting, returning or traveling between Williamstown and Concord. Masons Whitney chapter appointed Mark Hyde WC Emorano and Herbert Aton as masters. Mrs H J Jacobs and child returned home after attending rites for Alice Porvier. Huattie Spauling of St Johnsbury visited her father Zebina Spaulding. Mary and Della Burke of Montpelier with Kate Conolly traveled to Concord. Mrs J F Tewksbury and Mrs I A Russtow returned from Burlington after attending the Pata chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Charles Palmer, in an altercation with Sherman Godfrey, received injuries requiring admission to the senitorium. Mr and Mrs Will Blodgett arrived from Saratoga due to serious illness in his mother, Mrs Who resides with Charlet. Mrs Olive Webster, mother of Mrs Anison By, died Friday at the Watertitty insane asylum. A graduation event was held at South Main street with a delightful evening for the class of fourteen, hosted by Prat and Hem, with Miss Du Boig and Miss Warner assisting.
William A Buckley head of Provident Savings Life Insurance in Boston died in a carriage mishap between a hotel and his Winthrop home. Driver Bradshaw detained as witness. autopsy planned. Buckley valued at over 100000 with large Winthrop real estate and recent hotel purchase. left widow and two children.
A reader testimonial praises Doan's Kidney Pills for curing chronic backache and kidney trouble. The speaker credits the product with stopping pain, regulating kidney secretions, and preventing recurrence over many years. Sold widely by Foster Milburn Co. through U S agents at 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs Charles Belknap Conn and Mrs A Hy Carter of Leba boon visit Bethel. H A Davis, Long Hall pastor, calls upon old Mr and Mrs Charles of Lowell to spend two weeks with town relatives. Mrs W Clifford and her two children depart for Rozier Alabama for a sister wedding in Washington DC, where Jesse Pothury is a lawyer. A notable event was a birthday-celebration for Mrs Caswell at the Hingham Caswell home with three veteran soldiers, Cornelis Cutler aged AS and Col Charles L Young of Springfield MA delivering the address at the town hall memorial service attended by pupils from the school.
New York June 6 appellate division of the supreme court in Brooklyn reduced the fees for Knickerbocker Trust receivers. Ernest Thisiant Henry Colds and George T. Rivas had asked for 75 000 each but were awarded 20 000 apiece. The attorney general had challenged the higher amounts as excessive. Special Deputy Superintendent Leonard also faced a 666 bill for his services in reorganizing Home Bank of Brooklyn.
Fragmented verse contemplates the extinction of a sea creature and the broader loss to a world of poetry and memory. It muses on memory, sound of a trumpet, and the vanished life of a once known being amid shifting tides and obsolescence.
Seoul reports heavy 4 day battles with eight engagements and high casualties. In nine days sixty nine Koreans slain, over a thousand wounded, fifty six widows. Japanese losses unknown, Koreans suspected to inflict heavier losses. Japanese reinforcements arrive as plans to swamp Korea with troops are alleged.
The appellate division set aside the verdict against Spainet Walter TL Gillette former vice president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company who had been convicted of perjury in the life insurance investigation He had been sentenced to six months in prison from the conviction.
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