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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
6
A fragment from the June 16 1908 Barre Daily Times lists a court notice or advertisement involving National Life Insurance Company Montpelier Vermont and local names Ballard Mant ihe faliged geet Dart. The garbled text references a legal matter or financial matter with life insurance and regional agents.
A jumble of notices reports auctions and ads from a local town page. It lists prices for jewelry watches and furniture items alongside classifieds for tenements auctions and mail services. Also mentions a Spaghetti dressing product and a veterinary service offering equine care and other animal treatments.
Letter from M Nelson of Naples says the remedy saved his life and eased throat and lung troubles. For nearly forty years the product has stood as a preventive for pneumonia and healer of weak lungs, sold by Macy Wickert & Wells Drug Store with trial bottles available.
The Cabot column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events, including Theresa Lawson of Woolltry, Mr and Mrs Bartlett of Jay visiting their daughter, and Dan Newton purchasing a Lower Cabot farm. It notes church services with children’s exercises, baptisms, lemonade stands, and various residents traveling to Montpelier, Hardwick, and St. Johnsbury for work or visits.
Random scribbles report visits by E Ey Fenbam and his Brookfield wife to their daughter, Henry Holmes. Local Barley VW Tar conversion mentioned. Frank Pumley of Northfield delivered a graduation address at the Normal school. Mrs Cagnilla Prick hosts relatives at sister’s home and recalls Dr. ou hes talon Josaph Seymour. A Brookfield Saturday cancer rodentis Lown steak omen. Herbert Campbell plans a new tore barn while M D Churchip adds to his burn.
A fragmentary Courier-Journal excerpt presents garbled dialogue about patriotism and childhood memories. The text mixes distorted speech and references to a boy, a fountain, and a visiting tear, with odd spellings and truncated phrases. The source resembles a wartime chronicle’s scanned OCR artifact.
J L Cravings of 80 Elm Street Tar o Vithyes recalls severe kidney trouble with sharp pains over the hips and back. After trying many remedies he used Dean's Kidney Pills bought at a merchants and reports improved sleep and diminished pain. He believes the cure may be permanent and urges others to try Dean's. Buffalo agents distribute. Remember the name Dean's.
Notable events include Hon. Geo. L. Stow presiding a Brookfield probate court session over guardian appointment for a local resident. Other items report Elmer G. Reed at the Vermin division encampment, Adalbert B. Carpenter visiting his mother, a wedding between Harry N. Sanborn and Angen Flanders, and town visitors Thomas H. Perry and E. A. Nutt. A horse accident near Ash Brook left a mare injured but recoverable by owner care and a doctor’s prognosis.
Local figures report multiple arrivals departures and reunions. Myrtie Rowell returns from Boston to assume a role and may move to Kansas City for a similar position, while Clara Bean of Barre arrives to spend time with relatives and prepare for duties. Mrs. McLaughlin and Mrs. Kidredge's relation noted. others, including Beulah Hayes and Grace Hayes, plan employment moves. Several travelers, including Emma Kitt and Mrs. Lewis, resume homes after visits. Reverend and Mrs. Chalmers depart for Riverhead. Norther Thompson and Evelyn journey to Essex Junction to visit relatives.
Members of Court Omnioplahl No 4619 LO F are urged to attend the regular meeting on Friday the 16th at 10 oclock. All officers and members of Court Commandery should be present at the school benefit and the service by Rev J W Towsley at the church.
An unclear theatrical note lists details of an Opera House program with mentions of Kilwini Hadley’s film company, European tours, and colorful scenes of horse riding and stagecraft. It references planned performances at 2 PM with images of carts, ballet costumes, and stage partners, capturing a bustling, nostalgic theater scene.
Readable fragments show a Lynden town event with a concert at the town hall on Saturday. The message mentions Frank Downs George Kent and Walter Simmons taking a place and delivering goods to the quarry. A Grange gathering and a charity lawn party are planned with serving time noted. A funeral acknowledgment thanks neighbors for flowers.
A workman uncovering a stone in Paria’s Psubourg St. Ger main reveals a skeleton dressed in thirteenth century attire. The find prompts an Academy inquiry into a hidden room door and a historic tale tying Cardinal Richelieu era intrigue to the mysterious Gaston Arnot case.
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