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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
6
A fragment advertises Art Brass Work patterns for candle shades and trays. It touts economical, decorative items with low startup costs from $1.06 to $2.60, promising a booklet and tips for creating fashionable pieces. The text is partial and informal.
A local ad lists layer cakes at 10c each including walnut and sponge varieties. Sunshine Cakes priced at 1c. Fresh doughnuts and pastries daily. Sold at stores of Carty and at the shop.
Central Vermont Railway plans and movements around Barre Montpelier and Wells River lines. Mentions Kishen Lite Shoe factory area and associated street railway activities. Fragmented OCR lists multiple lines with scattered names and places in Barre Vermont.
Fragmentary ad style note argues doing and ought to do differ and cautions about life insurance. Mentions National Life Insurance Company and Montpelier Vermont with unclear phrasing.
Cann for watches and diamonds advertised near Perrin Hit with a note of a floral display. The entry mentions entertainment, whist, and cake for sale at ten cents, plus ads for Electric Bitters claiming benefits for health and beauty. Free tuition exams planned for June at Williametown and South Barre schools.
Fragmented OCR note discusses Perana tablets and their claimed effect on renin, digestion, and stomach issues. It mentions dosage, food interaction, and purported health outcomes in a brief, unclear sequence of phrases. No clear study data or authoritative conclusions are provided.
We've just got some more goods from New York and present bargains. Kids knee pants at 19 cents a pair, children's coats 90 cents, suits from $1.25, boys clay worsted suits at $3.50, men's summer suits cut from 16 to 12.50 and lower, with further reductions to $9 and $3.50 in extra special bargains.
Local notice indicates Alex Corey and Company oppose Jack's Lunch Room at Depot Square. Details unreadable. no dates or further context available from fragment.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a powerful hair growth tonic claiming to prevent falling hair, stop baldness, and strengthen strands. It guarantees money back if not satisfied, markets a fifty cent bottle, and targets customers with promises of envy worthy results and universal availability through leading druggists.
The Randolph grist mill owned by H. P. Sanford faces sale changes as Morse of Plainsioht plans new operations. Sanford retires after years of work. Morte rents the Sumaver property. Rowell remains connected to the building. Local residents visit, travel, and recover from health events. Dartmouth related plans, college expansion, and community appointments feature in the week’s social notes.
A stirring Montpelier scene marks a seaside jubilee as residents and alumni gather for a diamond anniversary. Notables including Heavill, Clapp, and Laird attend events at the seminary. A stage accident injures none severely as guests mingle with former students and officials from Washington county.
East Montpelier notices list Norwich University attendance at commencement, Evangelical church Children’s Day program with Rev. G Howard talk, and a 10 o’clock service. A Fourth of July Evangelical Sunday School picnic is planned with a special car for Montpelier. The East Montpelier Evangelical Campmeeting is set for August 6 to 14 with Rev. D F Pura in charge and guests from distant places expected.
The town announces a bill of one dollar seventy cents in total taxes including sixty cents town tax forty cents highway tax and seventy cents school tax. Ninety days from the notice date to pay to save discount and costs. The tax payment date with the treasurer W H Milmy is September 17 at Barre Dated June 19 AD 1000.
Barre town seeks bids to construct a two story wooden building on Tower Hill. Plans and specifications are available from A W Allen. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
East Orange residents and visitors share recent movements with Hanover hospital visits, Chelsea visits to F W Burroughs, steam mill operations, and several family visits. Notable names include Henry Richardson and daughter Evelyn, A Dexter, A R Beede, Mrs George Felel, Mrs Mary Cull Kw, Mrs A R Reede, Mrs C A Pros, Francis Innant, Harold Tarroughe, B A Burrough, H Houghton, Alonzo Haleroway, Clare Byger, W J Abbott and daughters Ine and Hazel.
A flood of grateful testimonials from Hart residents praise Doans Kidney Pills for lasting relief after years of kidney trouble. Norman York of Narre, Victoria, and B. A. Drew recount recoveries, with York noting prior pain and secretions improving after use. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the remedy nationwide at 50 cents per bottle.
Local social column lists Mrs 3 T Cute bag and Mrs 4 A Dodge returning from visit. Mrs Jolie Hotechinesa of Washington spends week at F Locke's. Charles Boote and Gilman visiting town. Winona Sanhorn plans to send her flat with sister. Annie Carrier leaves to Mary to spend week with a friend. Mr and Mrs J We Phifietek of Faust Patron attend.
Examination notices for applicants will be held at More Pour Corners East Montpelier and East Montpelier Qetttarel on Thursday and Friday, June 26 and 28, in North Montpelier.
Local market showcases blue fish and baked varieties as popular picks this week. Mackerel remains a preferred substitute for some, while salmon tops demand, alongside haddock cod cusk white fish halibut butterfish lake trout pike pickerel and other varieties. Fresh catch arrives from native waters, iced and ready within 36 hours amid wartime price assurances.
Ad promotes a pure white antiseptic soap made from ve oil and chemically pure intake Castile with no free alkali. It criticizes rival Castile soaps made from slaughter house refuse and soda and touts Monarch Brand Castile Soap as a 10 cent cake for babies and general bath use.
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