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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
6
The entry reads as a mixed travel guide note for Central Vermont Railway and Montpelier area routes, alongside dense patent medicine copy. It promotes bitters and tonics as national remedies, names merchants and a customer in Altoona, and advertises medical ointments and cough cures. The segment showcases era rail info interwoven with medicinal advertisements and early 20th century consumer marketing.
A fragmented ad style notice touts a remedy promising quick relief for headaches and dullness. It promotes a natural gentle effect and contrasts with harsher remedies, citing improved comfort and safer action. The text mentions Hessian ache as a target symptom.
Regular suits priced at 68.00 now 86.00 this week. Men’s sets hats range 1.25 to 1.75 with light colored caps. Balbriggan underwear at 50 cents. Boys’ suits marked at 2.50 this week. Boys’ wash suits 75 cents value. Shopping includes other children’s wear with markdowns this week.
Local business listing notes Alex Gorey and Co at Depot Square beside Calder's, signaling a shop location note rather than a full article.
A fragmented advertisement proclaims superb coal value with a bold claim that you cannot buy better and that each dollar buys one unit of coal. The message emphasizes satisfaction and urges immediate ordering.
Local residents recount visits from relatives and friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Eugene Zimery returned from a trip, while Mrs Jobe Gorham was mentioned as a well known figure here. Others including Mrs Mine Parish and Mme Henry Newton were active in town affairs and family visits.
A Saturday morning blaze half a mile from Wolcott toward East Elmwood consumed the George Coolbeth farmhouse. Much household furniture was saved, while nearby residents reported efforts to combat the fire and investigate damages.
Fragments describe a Montpelier event at Waterbury with uncertain details about a dance and a party. Mentions of Richard Demeritt, C. Graves, H. Smith, and local travelers to Boston are unclear. A Packard car left behind due to rain and references to Montpelier, Enfield, and Clinton Miner appear in disjointed phrases.
The Ladies Missionary Society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Watron and O Anderson. Louie M snot attends. D A Strong and Anderton guard the tenement once used by Talos Spencer. Sunday features include Children’s day at the Congregational church morning and a revival program at the Methodist church evening led by Rev W N Roberts and the choir. Truth services were both attended.
East Barre Regular meeting of local Union of Steam Engineers No 428 at Dumas hall Graniter tie Turntey town. Members register and hear reports on proment Besiness of Iinpart anes, Sréme Labounry president. All Old Fetlowe escorted to world at the unial board tor wraction Per wider Noble Grund.
A garbled Montpelier newspaper page lists scattered names and events. It mentions a supervisor connected with rail and postal departments, a Washington County veterans reunion planned for August, a car mishap at a shop, and an upcoming restaurant dinner in Boston. The disorderly text preserves local figures, dates, and places amid broken lines.
The town welcomed visitors including Mr. and Mrs. John TL Sprague of East Brookfield who returned home Saturday after a week’s visit. Local families attended events, with Mrs. Wilber P. Dewey and Miss Carrie Bacon mentioned during hospital and social activities. The Grange plans a Tuesday program with entertainment and promenading, inviting the public, as several residents traveled to Montpelier for church and conference engagements.
Mark Twain returns to New York after a trip to Wogland and jokes about being photographed in parliament. He notes the novelty of such honors, compares them to figures like Washington, Jefferson, and Lincoln, and reflects on the idea of monuments to enduring achievements in a humorous, period voice.
A March discussion extols the manure spreader as a time saving and money saving farm implement. It claims it can cover a field quickly, reduce labor, and cut waste, noting it outperforms older methods and boosts value per cow per year while many users fail to learn proper operation.
A noisy ramble praises machines for farm work and fertilizer spreaders while skewering stagnant thinking. It mocks tobacco habits and lampooning advice about nuts and haymows, citing a Dairy Farmer journal for quirky tips and a boiled nut technique.
Practical tips for beekeepers emphasize avoiding swarming, keeping equipment level, and labeling hives. Frost, poultry, and bees are praised as a strong farm blend, with guidance on smokers, frames, and hive maintenance for stable honey production.
Summer spray claimed to combat plant disease and injurious insects with one treatment. Notes an effective formula for fruit growers seeking broad coverage.
The department of entomology at the University of Kenana recommends a lime spray mix using five pounds lime, four pounds salpint or similar, and lead acetate in water for an hour. Apply one kettle of water with two pounds lead acetate to peaches, apples, and fruit to control wormy fruit and scab. Use to combat inserts on potatoes. Begin spraying after first frost and repeat monthly until fruit ripens.
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