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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1908
Page
7
The note lists items including Rae 0 and five books, with Onsheck at 1 and a heading 25, suggesting a catalog or financial shorthand from a historic ledger. The fragment implies quantities and identifiers rather than a full event or narrative.
A fragment from a Sag Harbor era reports murders, trials, and local deaths. It notes the murder of Mrs T Orvis and mentions trials in Burlington and on river incidents. The piece references Civil War veteran Austin Gill and a drowning incident near Burlington, with detective activity in Sag Harbor and Cedarhurst.
Dr J Maher rebuts the old view that Native Americans kept cattle for a Bridgeport era trade. He argues tuberculosis existed among Indians before Europeans, appeared in various regions, and linked to household transmission. The article cites early settler Daniel G and notes patterns of consumption across tribes and locales.
The snippet mentions doctocing a 15 year era, a King a Lite Pate, and B. F. Agneus of xo. Sold under guarantee at Cren cae aete Saket 8 Welly's drag wore.
An ad touts a varied shop selling shoes overalls shirts and a complete line of groceries Tea coffee and tobacco. The notice invites readers to visit East Bam to see the goods and emphasizes fresh tobacco and road access.
The notice references the notion of jetina and related sewer improvements affecting residents on certain streets. It notes activities near homes and describes the areas where people live, with emphasis on proximity to streets and houses. The text appears fragmented and partially unreadable, yet signals a planning or civic notice.
Notice to all persons that the building owners bailers and mechanics are required to repair and restore the premises. The notice specifies the expectation of work and compliance by those named and affected under the building regulations and applicable authorities.
A New York group calling itself the Holy Ghosters, led by Negro chief Saint Sturtevant, holds mixed services spoke in unknown language. Converts are believed to be freed of devils after hands are laid on them in a back room, witnesses say.
In a Brooklyn Life item, Mrs Antone restored a long missing heirloom after it resurfaced through a daughter-in-law of Mrs Fuerst. Two women recalling a meekloop and cross from long ago led to the recovery. The tale links a family name to a theater Mrs Fuerst and a grave recollection, concluding in a remarkable success.
A Democratic caucus is called at the city court room on Saturday at 7 30 p m for selecting nine delegates and nine alternates to the state convention at Denver on June 20 and to choose delegates to the national convention. Also to elect nine delegates and nine alternates to the district convention to elect two districts to the run Democratic convention.
Republican voters of the town are notified to meet Tuesday evening at 7 o clock to elect two delegates and two alternates to the state convention and to transact any proper business. The town committee urges attendance and participation in the Republican town meeting.
Fragmented overheard dialogue shows a patient garbling payment excuses. A barebones exchange hints at a street performance or informal labor scene with a patient and a leader discussing a serenade and a possible public display.
A fragment notes a horse named Referee with sire Egbert and dam Rysdyt Hambletonian lineage. The colt weighs 1100 pounds and is described as good and breeding quality. Reserve price ten dollars, to be at the stable of H.C. Monn.
Real estate for sale contains five rooms and registration notes. Listing mentions party names and periodic agency terms but text is fragmented and partially illegible.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sheriff's sale notice with unclear details. Key terms suggest legal action on a property sale, but specific date, location, and parties remain unreadable in the fragment.
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