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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
6
Fragmented travel notice lists routes from Barre to Wells River and intermediate stations on the Wells River line. Mentions connections at Amestown and Arlington with unclear times and station names due to garbled OCR.
In Graniteville No 8392 M ee a roe invites members to a Thursday evening ball at 7290 oMjlonk. All members urged to attend as several candidates face initiation.
Regular WB and 00 suits available at six dollars this week. Men's soft hats priced from 1.25 to 1.75. Light colored caps and Balbriggan underwear offered at 50 cents. Boys' suits and Wah suits also advertised with various values this week.
Local shop proclaims 50c black tea per pound and 35c per pound sale price this week. Claims shoppers may have paid 60c previously. Promotes fresh fish weekly stock and abundant green stuff with a clear call to buy.
The column details Samuel Tocknr suffering a fall and hip dislocation after carousing years, with Dr. Wedgett unable to reset the injury. Neighbors and relatives including Mrs Tucker and Mrs Parkins assist. Gerald hints at Boston work, while Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wiggins visited Frank Whitton, Mrs. Whitton’s birthday noted. Other items mention travel, family visits, rain delaying farm work, and the Eastman family gathering on a wedding anniversary.
In Moretown and surrounding towns residents report visits, relocations, and family gatherings. J Ry Russell and Mrs. Mra Chia were seen in nearby towns. Lewis Freeman moved to his father's house. Rev. &, and many neighbors attended meetings and hosted relatives during the week.
Warren Ainsworth of Warren visited his sister Mire John Poon recently while Barre eighth graders Weld a picnic at Clark Stewart s grave Saturday. Mr and Mrs A B Buck spent weekend with Mr Buck s brother Im Mittdillowen. Delia Poor vacationing with her parents Chauncey and Mrs Poor. Mr and Mrs W P Reed and daughter Milfred visited Solon Lawrence s Sunday. Mrs W P Reed hosted Miss Emma and Nellie Smith of Plattsburg NY Saturday. B H House ill but improving. Mr and Mrs David LaFabrie visited Mrs LaFabrie s home, Alice Wilfors at Wittimtown. Farland Smith returning from Platteburg to home July 7.
An East Barre general merchandise sale advertises weekend private sale hours and a schedule. The notice includes testimonials about Doan's Ointment and other patent remedies claiming relief from headaches liver issues and bilious attacks, with generic lines about tonics and cures. The fragmentary copy references multiple products and local readers.
A jagged, partially legible local page recounts townsfolk movements and events in Groton Saint Johnsbury and surrounding areas. Mentions Clark and Keenat, Jamis Markham, Mrs Edward Colby, D Coffin, Carrie Rickee, C A Ricker, and various social visits, drives, and a school play. District officials and Sunday visits noted amid weather and travel chatter.
The report lists residents and visitors sharing health updates, visits, and social activities. It mentions Mr and Mrs William Raymore, Mrs John Ansell, Rev Wallace Chesbin, and others, plus hospital as well as park events and a rugby or football game score.
Montpelier report recounts a string of town happenings from Walter Gould's engagement to plans for legislature session, preparations for a banquet, and community repairs. It notes a fatal accident in a stone shed, Elmer B. Piper’s death in Rochester, and a major road testing project with warm weather. Also mentions John Stanney’s remarkable recovery from a stomach issue and a hospital operation that avoided a dangerous surgery.
Vermont division of Lore of Veterans plans a private encampment in Montpelier June 16 and 17 with a division council meeting June 18 to review the secretary-treasurer books at the Montpelier House. A campfire is set for June 14 under Brooke Post 14. A reception for retiring officers of the Wearnne Retief Corps will be held July 15 at 7 to 10 pm at the Pavilion with Department Commander Franklin and staff, inviting all Grand Army of Veterans members and their spouses.
An Asheville reader touts Dr Kings Now Discovery as a miraculous cure for coughs, colds, bronchial afflictions, hay fever, and the whooping cough. The ad claims instant relief and a free bottle with a red cross backed guarantee, promising life saving results for troubled throats.
A vintage advertisement touts Cascaret candy as a natural gentle vegetable laxative for babies through mothers milk. The copy repeats claims about easing infant digestion and notes widespread use by mothers.
A整理 mixed article notes timber value of walnut trees for furniture versus fuel and urges prudent forest clearing. It recounts a Missouri hotel fire scene, then describes a Indiana farmer improvising a feed mixer from a well pump, and discusses Australian acacias as greenhouse plants with pruning cautions. Jacquet Lebandy, the "emperor of the Sahara," plans a Paris theater venture.
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