The Power Of Paying Policies vo
The Barre Daily Times notes a focus on life insurance contracts and financial guarantees offered by National Life Insurance Company. It emphasizes dollar-for-dollar value and safety of funds, mentioning local agents in Barre. The piece frames insurance as a key instrument for stable financial planning and family security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusinesa
Bfunditons
National Lite Insurance
Menthe
Bieuatis
Mont- Ballard
An. B
Barre
Talk of the Town and Local Notices
A jumble of ad copy and notices lists Watch shops and jewelry, a Catholic family paper price, coal selling lines, and miscellaneous promotions. It also catalogs arrivals at the City hotel including D. J. Miller and J. Harrigan among many names from different cities.
Court Onananidah Meeting and Forester Sermon
Washington notice calls all members of Court Onananidah No 1910 LO F to a regular meeting for candidate initiation and duties. On Sunday June 1 at 10 am officers and members are to assemble at the schoolhouse hall then proceed to the Untoormalint church for a Forester sermon by Rev L W Towsley.
Grand Family Medicine Endorsed For Digestive Ailments
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston Street New York praises Hisctrie Hitters calling it a grand family medicine for dyapepsia and liver complications. He says it aids back weakness and general vitality, noting Electric Bitters regulate digestion and strength in both sexes. Sold by Red Crow Pharmacy rt Wells' drug store. 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conlan
Houston Street
New York
Red Crow
Rt & Wells’ Drug Store
Graniteville Dance Cancelled After Illness
Unclear text indicates a Graniteville social event postponed due to illness affecting organizers and attendees. Details are fragmentary but imply a June date change and disrupted plans.
Enlarging Granite Plant by Phillips and Slack at Northfield
Phillips and Slack of Northfield announce expansion of their granite plant with new machinery including a 60 foot adil rout et of their granite cobting elit iy. They will add a powered saw and cutting angle machine and an air compressor. The firm emphasizes ongoing growth and dedicated supervision as the business expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips & Slack of
Northfield
Northifield, Duneene & Slack
Northdelt
Diey
Merabara
Marfield News Briefs and Local Notices
Community notes report Sadie Ronebook’s move to Greensboro for hotel cooking work. Mentions of local residents, shifts in farm labor, and Republican district conventions to be held in Montpelier. Pythian events planned, graves to be decorated, and Mrs. Janette A. Pika’s illness noted. Cole remembered as Marinfeld’s oldest citizen. talks of health decline and upcoming medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Ronebook
Greensboro
Pythian Sisters
Setern
Montpelier
Janette A. Pika
Cole
Marinfeld
Manana Ip
Deetor
Local notices from Groton and surrounding towns
Mrs Charien Tenth and sop Roy of Groton visited at Fok Church on Sunday. K Clyde Church and Mrs David Absit were in Groton Monday for dental work. H M Jackson of Boston and Mrs BH McCriffin of Hyde Park joined the Jackson clan for a visit. Mrs Minnie Chalmers went to Saseeid NH for three or four weeks. A I Smith of Breexy Point returned home last week. Mrs Smith will stay a week or so. Miss Kula Poole went to Barre for a while. Mrs Dinntha Sargent of Melrose baby visiting her brother. Dr J A Dow and W W as Aen building pistons to their Tolscosse. Frank Davis of Corinth moved to his home and is repairing it. Dr Martin of Barre has about twenty patients in this place. Waller Whitehill is staying for a few days. Thanelectmem putting in a new purhige by the grist mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charien
Roy
Groton
Fok
K. Clyde Church
David Absit
H. M. Jackson
Boston
BH. McCriffin
Hyde Park
Mans
Jackson
Minnie Chalmers
Saseeid
N.H
A. I. Smith
Breexy Point
N. HL
Mra. Smith
Mise Kula Poole
Barre
Mra
Dinntha Sargent
Melrose
Jobn
J. A. Dow
W. W
Aen
Frank Davis
Corinth
Dow
Martin
Oxtenpathic
Waller
HL Gladding
Dan
Georgia White
Burlington
Frank Jen
Town
Aves
Canton
Montpelier
Charles Jent
Charles DuBoin
Winchester
Mas
Banford Farm
Otis Dumas
Woodstock
Clarence Cole
Ruby Miller
Linn Miller
Montpetier
Websterville
Hovey
Brookfield
J. BE. Wilcox
William Moulton
Ybor Ax Pullman Ar
Josph Beymore
B. BP. Bicker
Chelsea
Rowell and Bicker
Bow
Harriette Sinclair
Clarence Toothames
Lebanon
D.fi Morea
Rosa Drawbridge
Smeton
Saher
Hagel
Thomas
Te 0 Hutehinuom
Lowell
Mara
Hut Soo
Florence and
Marles
Pittafield
North Montpelier and Nearby Residents Seen Quietly Active
A flood of brief notes records local movements in North Montpelier West Burke East Calais Montpelier and Cabot. People like Charles Littlety Fred Sibley George Pray Dr Frank Wheeler and Mrs Wheeler are mentioned visiting working for neighbors and traveling to nearby towns. Several residents like Mrs Kawant Hambrett Mrs Webster Gate and Mrs Bert Parsas are listed in social or family visits around a busy weekend.
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Charles Little Ty
Fred Sibley
George Pray
MeIndoes
Mr. Nichols
West Burke
Frank Wheeler
Ars
Lawrence Chase
Mra
Kawant Hambrett
Inuito Latarren
Calaisinet Woot
Webster Gate
Delbert Parsas
F. Wheeler
Charles Stosiard
Montpelier
Theo Clark
Sun
Frank Batehslder
Woodbury
Conant
New York
J. W. Hutterfield
Ephb Pry
Burlington
Mee Hayes
West Wee
Henry Chay
William Greely
Frank Parker
Dr. Franke
Pune
Chelsea Social Notes and Local Notices From June 1908
Chelsea residents welcome visitors including Mr Atwood of Toston and Mr Tracy's sister and family for a weekend. John Murphy released after three months in county jail for vagrancy. Local illnesses improve with care as Mrs Bacon not well. Orlo McKnabb finished painting Highland cemetery archway. Republican voters meet June 18 1908 to select locals for state and county nominations and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamen Goliger
A. B. Bicknell
Tonbridge
Uhelae
Eer
Viet
At& Uae
Ponantina
Ebooan
St. John
Esa
Vermont
We Hel
Chelna
Opera House Notes on Hadley Exhibition Prestige
Edwin J. Haaley draws praise during semi annual visits with a marvelously received Hadley exhibition that outshines past performances. The article urges advance seat holds, touts first class reliability, and encourages families to attend tonight. Also promotes Burdock Wood Bitters as a national cure for dyspepsia and Doane Tonics for bowel relief with testimonial from George B. Krause of Altoona Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin J. Haaley
Bone
Hadley
Cate
Had- Pareles
Heswale
Pera
Randolph Notes on Local Social and Travel Movements
Randoloph area notes describe residents traveling to Barre for commencement exercises, Burlington visits, Montpelier reunions, and nearby towns. Several residents welcome relatives, attend family gatherings, and plan future trips. A death near the village is reported with a burial Tuesday morning.
Local Markets See Fresh Strawberries and Stable Prices
Native strawberries arrive in small lots with prospects of a good crop. Pork products plentiful, with wholesale quotas and easy prices for veal and butter. Dairy items include creamery and Laney dairy offerings, with fresh eggs seating at limited quotes. Potatoes priced per bushel, reflecting steady supplies in market reports.
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Voates
Barro
Mia
Laney Dairy
Boston Markets Dairy Prices Rise Slightly in Cheese Trade
In Boston markets on July 17 the dairy sector showed steady butter amid heavy receipts while demand hovered and storage pressures persisted for shippers. Vermont and New York creamery and twin dairy quotes moved within narrow ranges, with no wholesale jobs cited as pricing reflects wholesale quantities rather than retail.
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Boston
Jane 17
New’ York
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Rvevivers
June Gifts Auction Opens Amid Confused Listing
A garbled notice hints at gift sales or auctions in June featuring mahogany chests and knives. The fragment suggests prices near 530 with references to items and locations, but the text is incomplete.
Notable 19th Century Figures Visit and War News Reflected
The piece notes several figures such as George P Lovell and Charles Wheatley with military ranks tied to Fort Worth and Cleveland, along with Miss Clara A Converse in Yokohama. It mentions the June Reveille and a charity event at Theta Chi, plus a detailed account of annual military practice marches through Snowville Randolpha Roxbury Northfield and East Granville. The article touches on influenza, Welsh railways, Egyptian cradles, Hasheesh, and Hong Kong harbor, concluding with an electrical glass drilling tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citivas Yy
Snowaville
Mr. Webb
East Granville
Grounls
Roxbury
Northfield
Book & Slayton
O'Donnell
Leigh George J. Carpenter
Fan Mirrors Through British Royal Eras
A brief note on ornamental fans bearing tittle hood mirrors used by English belles in Henry VII’s era and revived in Elizabethan and Jacobean times. The mirrors adorned fans formed a fashionable center of social display in successive periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry VII
Elizabeth
James I
Sierra and the Meaning Behind Mountain Names
A brief note explains how the word slerm translates to a lone, its use in naming ranges with saw like peaks. It cites Sierra Mormia in Spain Sierra Leona in Africa and other ranges as examples of geographic name origins.
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Persia
Turkey
Egypt
Sierra
Countaine
Sierra Mormia
Spain
Sierra Leona
Ip Afrika Starrs Norada
Frat Collar Skate Patent Mentioned In Odd Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a patent for a frat collar skate by Prenchison in a year misread as 2S. Scattered phrases mention London, Devonshire, and water blackened by smoke in certain windy conditions. The legible items lack clear dates or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin
Royal pardon in attack on royal couple discussed
King Alfonso pardons three men linked to the Mimiselt and Queen Victoria assault two years ago. The Korean crown prince with Prince Teo reportedly plans a U.S. tour after a forthcoming departure from Japan. Queen Maud of Norway engaged in sewing, wood carving, and bookbinding, creating notable works.
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Alfonso
Mimiselt
Queen Victoria
Teo
Japan
United States
Queen Maud
Norway
Sandringham
Eldren
German School Attendance Rise Noted Since 1901
Figures indicate public school attendance in Germany has increased since 1901 with growth across classes. Professor Oswald Rodifeb of Vienna has accepted an invitation to lecture at Harvard in spring 1909. Indications suggest convoca Non may be introduced in Berlin common schools from lower classes upward, including domestic science for girls.
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Germany
Oswald Rodifeb
Vienna
Harvard
Berlin
Trial Trips and Parchment Craft From Early Seas
A vessel on trial runs four measured miles, two with and two against the tide to determine average speed. The parchment for drumhead drumskin is made from donkey, calf, goat, and wolf hides, while writing parchment uses sheep skin. Pumice stone finishes polishing.
Mustard Bath Sparks The Mind With Warm Refreshment
A fragment describes a mustard bath with a tablespoonful of dry mustard. The text claims the bath induces a delicious glow and perfect refreshment of mind. It then shifts to a note on heating copper and steel in water to affect hardness and softening, but details are incomplete.
Kimberley Diamonds and Population Size in South Africa
Kimberley’s old mining system is described as structured around a single large hole. The text notes the digging model could hold the entire white population of South Africa, highlighting the scale and social implications of the mining setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberley
South Africa
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the Barre Daily Times
Talk OF
the Town
L. M. Averilleen
Calder & Richardson
Joe Orsen
William Findlater
Warren Street
Merchant Street
Hidder
Lindsal
Dove
Sui Gatti
di Notte
Jano
K Bare
Gredusto Val Collegio di Ontoro
Mavistente
Orgia Warta
Trianal
City Hotel
D. J. Miller
D. A. Bent
J. Owell
Charlington
A. W.wright
Chicago
J. Harrigan
F. G. Robins
J. Robins
Rp. Flint
Washington
Graniteville
Winslow
Ben
Leikawanna
Scranton
Key, Store and
Wat
Depot Square
Schamile D. J. & W
Prines
Sheston
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Gifice
A. Main St
Wil Blackwell
gBee
Jackeor
Byeratt Itor
D. Warren
Cabot
Ward Slocum
Barra
Caroline Noabina
Ralph Ide
H. Se
O. C. Robinson
Burnham
M. E. Ghureh
F. B. Cartier
West Topsham
North Montpelier
Victor Terapieton
Mont Patiet
Mire Moree
Jetteri
Tory
Roxaimi
Jenes
Atwoort
Toston
Aid
J. Bentwomm
Maple
Sheriff FH
Drmay
Hile
Piet Sherif
Henry Lawcon
Ennie Sal
Stew Jaye
Mr. Tracy
Rorana Jones
John Murphy
Prod. Daniels
Nhree
Nora Smith
Mattie Laird
Warren Benjamin
South Stratford
Benjamin
Ldehard Kennedy
Emily Bacon
South Washimeating
Hopkins
Catherine
Randadph Iy
Orlo McKnabb
Highland Cemetery
Nellie Lee
Caen
Herbert Kingsbury
West Fairlee
Opera House Notes
Splendid Entertainment
Dean
Geogre B. Krause
Randloph
Rhodes
Witc
Rhonet
Faith
Teeny Fm
Ile Taafoland
New Jersey
Delawary
Maryland
Peanaylvagls
J. Dodge
VC Main
Arcade
Dorothy Dodd
Corner Main
Pearl Strei
Barre, Vermont
Norwich University
George P.lovel
Perante
Charles
Wheatley
Fort Adame
Dana I. Gilman
Fort Worth
Cine Stoek
Ter
H. Hy
Reveille
Sanborn Map Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Clara A. Converse
Mary
Colby
Vermont Academy
Yokohama
Theta Chi Treversity
Wales
Festiniog
Bottwa-y-coed
Llandegal
Penmaenmawr
Christ
Belton
Hongkong
Hongkong Harbor
Londen
Devonshire
the Royal Box
College and School
Pitan Sonal
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
C.H. Tapt
Randolph Center
S. J. Segel CO
Opvetersa Steile Way
Delo Deo Saar
SH Tal
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