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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
6
A fragmented notice notes coal price figures and trade mentions including DL&W and Scranton ring coal. It references monthly or yearly price quotes like seven point six zero and other figures, with mentions of firms and individuals in a garbled listing. The readable parts indicate a commerce or pricing update with named figures and names.
Mrs Jank Jones of 80 South Main Barre Vermont recalls severe back pain and dizziness before using Doans Kidney Pills from A Drowns drug store. She reports rapid relief, fewer recurrences, and states her husband also benefited. Sold everywhere 50 cents by Kellogg Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US distributor. Remember name Doans and take no other.
Groton and Montpelier residents shared various visits including Mr B K Clark of Bradford, Mrs J O Ritker returning from Reston, and William G Welsh working in the meat market during J B Renfrow's wedding trip. Joe Riesi, formerly a granite manufacturer, returns to town to resume business. J B Renfrew and Miss Gertrude Farrow wed at Peatham and plan to reside in the east end house once renovated.
Fragmentary classified style notice from The Barre Daily Times dated June 25 1907. Mentions life insurance Age 33 premium 12.02 per 100 and references National Life Insurance Company Mutual with partial legible text about policy details.
A collage of small ads and notices lists local offerings from Mascutt's to L P Austin and North Main street. Items include chocolate walnut fudge, stone cutters glasses, old gold and silver buys, rents for a seven room tenement, Dodge ice cream at New England Fruit Co., and live music. Local sales and real estate promotions mention H W Bott and W F Shepard with earnings prospects and a two minute post office area.
A weekend excursion offers round trip by train from Barre to Ausable Chasm for 1.50, includes boat access at 1.25, with detailed station timings from Barre to Burlington and back. The steamer Ti coe, launched last year, carries about 2,000 passengers and lunch or dinner may be bought on board.
A Fedora Tennessee tale reports a missing wife and her hired man Whittier after a suspected affair. Husband Dupan notices peculiar behavior and money is missing. The couple reportedly left by rail toward Concord, igniting a local investigation and rumors of a sensational domestic case.
North Montpelier and nearby towns feature a flurry of visits and travels. Mr and Mrs ML H Hughshwa were in town Saturday while Mrs Ephie Pray visited Montpelier. Charles King and other locals took car trips last week. George Kelton and Charles Mears worked at East Montpelier creamery for two weeks. Ernest Wind and Allen Santi hosted Pray Jr. Thursday. The Rev Lowith and Rev Oates swapped duties, with Clark visiting. A group including Mesary Ringpant Meaty and others enjoyed an automobile trip to Greenelorm Sunday.
A jumble of names and notes from a Vermont town records relatives visiting, summer stays, and local travel. Residents from Boston, Marshfield, Montpelier, and other places arrive or pass through to visit kin, attend court, or spend the season. Mentions of teaching, nursing, and a medical operation appear among social updates and greetings from the week.
M A D Church has moved to Mas muchnuactia A Adams of Joist Mills is now a widow and his wife remains in Woodstock Ht Howard is the Pomona Man in Washington The Normal School graduating class comes from Washington Snc Borie has left his post at enamasweLa for Bellone Falla
Montpelier resident leaves on Tuesday, Lorne Fraser honored by West Danville family ties. Farrington store lease for years, heart issue improves for Charles Howland. Matthew Batchelder heads to Clifton Haven for summer work, Dartmouth student Earl Rogers home for break. Judge Stone attends Mrs. Stone funeral in Laconia. Congregational church social draws crowd. Dr Burbank buys cattle at Joe's Pond, Nelson buys land from Summers and lot from Watt. Paquin family arrives from Springfield for summer respite.
Orville Sherman plans moving his family to Barre. Mrs. WH. A. Kinney works at PR AL Nuts. Mr. and Mrs. HE. A. Philbrick were in town over Sunday. Miss Catharine Carter returned to Lowell Mass. Miss Anna Bowen of Channell P Q visits relatives in town. Ht. A. Chase called to Lisbon due to his mother’s illness. Mrs. Carrie Locke slowly improves from an injury and remains housebound. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Davis are homebound. The son, BE. B. Davis, was raised from Barre Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis and Mrs Thayer attend Levi Grant’s funeral in East Orange.
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