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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
6
The jeweler Seth J. Dodge of 200 Main St presents a new line of art brass items including pat indies, lamp shades, fern cipher motifs, bookbacks, trays, desk sits, and picture frames. Prices range from 61.50 to 2.50 with emphasis on simple yet enticing pieces.
New American Steam Collar machine installed at Metropolitan laundries promises whiter collars better finish and longer collar life. Described as among the first of its kind in the state the newer equipment elevates laundry quality and efficiency.
Local business listing for Barre Steam Laundry showing contact details and street address at 153 No Main St with listing line 135-12 and Tel. No. included for inquiries.
Wholesome and De licious Dainties for picnic lunches or to eat any time. Make it a point this summer not to cook so much yourself. Buy here instead you’ll feel better. It’s economical as to make things yourself. Piper or White Iced Cup Cake. Our Double Loaf Malt Bread, nice for sandwiches, on sale at groceries.
The Barre Daily Times lists Gentral Vermont Railway and Montpelier connections. It notes trains to Montpelier and White River Junction, with times around the hour and streetcar service from Barre, detailing morning and evening departures for nearby towns and connections, including Wells River and Montpelier avenues.
A fragmented insurance advertisement cites National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont, with scattered names like Dallard and Montpelier references. The text speaks of worry and tides, producing an unclear, damaged notice.
Burr the Jeweler Por e Out ve en floral de signs at Youngaon's land avenue Persia HL Tel 917 6 Gairvoyant Tuesday and Thursday 2 p m to Ppmt Mrs RB Ells 5 Spaulding street Tel 186 21
Local notices list Brookfield residents and guests visiting Graniteville Randolph East Randolph Henniker and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Bellville Mr and Mrs Halt Deacon and Mrs Graves Watson Bacon and families John Lamson from California Saville Green W S Williams BE Benham and family Hesty Holman Rev Hoffum from Hartford Conn and delegates Frink and Williams elected to attend the Randolph convention.
Bargains abound as new stock arrives including five dollar leather suitcases for three seventy five and waterproof imitation leather options at four twenty five. Also listed are pant styles, working pants, summer underwear, silk waists, corset covers and knee pants with price discounts. Visit Alex Corey and Co near Jack's Lunch Room for savings.
Waterbury residents gather for church, lodge, and seminar activities in Montpelier and nearby towns. Hon Chester W Clark of Boston returns home after granite business. Mrs Jordan and Mrs Demeritt participate in music at local churches. Chaplain W C Johnson preaches school duty. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold memorial service. a rain-affected union service draws praise. Delaney sings at a recital with other local figures.
North Montpelier residents share social visits and travel updates with family and friends. Prank Medal reported in Emilington last week while many locals hosted or visited kin in Montpelier Woods Ville Northfield and Montpelier areas. Details include newcomers from Meriden Cuba and South Newbury, plus work shifts at Brandon and Goddard Seminary activities and summer plans for local families.
South Barre notes show Mina Gracie Barney returning from St enka. Mex Thomas Sherif of the City visited the home of her parents. Displaes Roben and Miss Maud Gray spent Sunday with their sister Mrs. Prod Person.
The article extols attractive women as envy worthy while linking health to nerves and complexion. It promotes Bleetyie Bitters as a cure for digestive and kidney issues, claiming they purify blood and improve breath and skin. The piece mentions a product availability at Hed Cross Phare.
Barre reader recounts chronic kidney pain worsened by cold and damp days. He tries various medicines without relief until Downe's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo are recommended by a local drugstore. After taking three boxes, he reports clear improvement and renewed ability to walk without pain. Remember the name Dean's for future purchases.
Plainfield residents report social visits and townsfolk in nearby towns. Miss Julia Modgutt, Raleigh Sartles, John Renfew, Etheidge Turnham and others were in Barre Pie Bar, Corinth, East Colain, Montpelier, and Cabot. Local events include moving pictures in town, a school week, and a baseball game Cabot defeating Plainfield nine.
The Cascadilla School paper recounts the death of teacher Hiram H. Averill and student George H. White during a lake crossing near Ts Nonook Point. A sudden storm capsized their canoe. bodies were not recovered despite lake searches. Averill, born in Barre, taught at Cascadilla from 1907 to 1908, leaving a grieving faculty and community.
Montpelier reports on the memorial window dedication for Col. Fred X. Smith at Christchurch and HAL Flint's remarks. It also notes the city purchasing a Pitkin drive way right of way from Mrs. Jennie Pitkin and others for water and sewer pipeline access and ongoing city improvements to widen access and ensure perpetual openness.
Regular meeting of Wuohosen tribe No 18 Red Man scheduled for Thursday evening June 17 at East Barre. All past anchors urged to prepare for election of great childerm of Sel Formant.
Amid heavy motor car flow on the Champs Elysees and surrounding streets, authorities propose building underground passages beneath central Paris. The project aims to convert crowded above ground routes into pedestrian corridors, alleviating congestion near the Opera and other thoroughfares.
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