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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
7
Mixed piece notes a Glasgow notice about a wandering child in Castle Street, then an odd Berlin sausage practice. It also mentions a pair fishing for bait by a babbling brook and a mischievous maid seeking a sweet but maucy look.
A trade note describes selling 100 Letter Bags and related items including 500? Five books, one book of 10 Packet Heads, pricing around 750 and a 1.00 exchange. Customer satisfaction emphasized.
The piece reports Rutland voters facing a school election on June 30 with nomination issues and ward incumbents James F. Lam and George H. Becker seeking reelection. It notes possible use of the walker method if late candidates appear and lists reunion plans for the Vermont Voters association in Morrisville.
A New York discussion by Prof. Hyslop, director of the American Society for Psychical Research, questions whether the Christ apparition at the Resurrection can be explained as hallucination or myth. He notes the phenomenon’s persistence in human experience and surveys religious and philosophical implications without asserting truth.
After fifteen years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Ageons praises Dr King s New Life Pills as the best pills ever sold. The testimonial appears under the Craspie ert Wells drug store advert.
A Democratic caucus will be held in the city court room on Saturday June 20 at 7:40 p.m. to elect wine delegates and nine alternates to the Democratic state convention at Burlington and to choose delegates to the national and district conventions. The meeting also covers nominations for minor state officers and a second district congressional delegate.
Barre Town Democrats plan a rally in Milew Hall Graniteville on Saturday evening June 20 to appoint delegates to the state and district conventions. Barre Town Democratic Committee completes the event.
Auction sale of all household furnishings of William Fundlater at 47 Warren Street. Items include a living room set, dining tables, chairs, and various small wares. Sale notices indicate household contents and immediate disposition.
A collage of humor from old papers notes a clergyman and bishop napkin etiquette, a taxi rider’s meter joke, and moon born child beliefs. It also cites a quote on law by Sir Henry Maine and hints at universal questions about sufficiency and ritual.
Trustees guardians Wacons and others with funds to invest are urged to write to Hyde Park Savings Bank for a safe depository offering fair returns. The bank pays interest compounded semi annually and taxes. For information contact C. S. Page President or F. M. Culver Treasurer.
Salmon cans priced 12 13 1 18 and 20 cents. Sardines 18 15 25 cents per can. Lobsters and shrimp featured. Pickles bottled 10 1 2 and 50 cents per bottle. Olives priced in bottles and bulk at right prices. Barling ton Steel Cut Coffee at 35 cents per pound. Elm Street phone 500 1.
Bids are invited to elevate the Websterville Baptist church building about four feet. Immediate bids requested with right to reject any or all offers. Details and bid forms available on or before June 30, 1908.
A fragmentary ad from Detroit Michigan hints at a remedy to combat a scalp issue. It mentions cleansing tough dry stumps and promoting healthy growth, using a marketed treatment promising relief from germ activity.
The referee notes a colt weighing 1100 pounds with strong breeding and speed potential. The animal is shown at MH Leonard Stable in Barre Vermont, with a 10 dollar fee for the upcoming season and remarks on its fitness and prospects.
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