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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1906
Page
6
Payment of ten vents entitles holder to borrow one to four books for ten days. After ten days, a cost of one oint per day applies. The fifteenth borrower gets a free book. Librarian keeps borrowing records secret. The library highlights Standard Fiction and History as its most popular circulating plan.
Barre Book Store proprietor Carpoll W Nartin is listed at Gordon Block 140 North Main Street. The entry provides location details for the bookstore and its proprietor.
Graniteville announces a fraternal event at Miles Hall on July 4 with a variety of games and music. The Iron Metales Lodge hosts the celebration featuring refreshments, dancing, and street fair atmosphere for a holiday gathering.
Willard G Smith, longtime repairman in central New York, will fix sewing machines at customers homes. He advertises service for families, promising old machines can be made to work again with no payment due until fixed. Address is No 28 West Street near Chas D Carpenter. A carload of spruce clapboards soon arrives at Plainfield and buyers should watch for the date of arrival. A Dwinell & Son, East Calais, Vt.
Notice to Barre citizens states Rudolph Britt has opened a general horseshoring shop opposite the old Fork factory. The business specialty includes a dusting and balancing feel.
The Barre daily from June 26 1906 carries an advertisement for The Nation Life Insurance Company of Vermont mutual organized 1850. It promotes going slow and sure yet claims life insurance is a enterprising take. Agents listed include Ballard General Agent Miles Block Barre Vermont.
Mixed notices on sales, services, and events across Barre Montpelier including for sale items at Richardson street and local businesses. Community updates mention meetings, auctions, real estate offers, and upcoming socials and audits with several addresses and contact points.
The notice describes Carnival Week from June 90th to 0th with events at Pusitter, including a Tor a purse of 500, a lumbering show, and daily Northern Inn baseball games. Vermont access via Central Vermont Railway offers special fares to Bartington, Montpelier, and nearby towns with varying round trip prices. Bids for granite work at Elmwood Cemetery are invited, with plans viewable at the City Clerk's office.
Montpelier residents and visitors frequent the area with dinners, trips to Waterbury and Hardwick, and attendance at events. Albert Dicinell and wife travel for gatherings, Mrs. Arthur Swestt and Mrs. Elva Cole visit relatives, and a state convention is noted. Children’s Day exercises occur Sunday at the Wilson school. George Carley and others attend the Sons of Veterans division encampment in Lydonville.
Berlin, Alive and Mary Blanchard of Lowell Mass are visiting Charlie Tran obarl s Mrs Joxie Hobson of Norfolk Va staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Hirai Perkins for the summer Cowell is building a new horse order to make more room in Cunice Trigham is at home for the summer vacation from her school s at East Northfield Mass Dexter Macey and Q H Spooner spent Sunday in Buire
Williamstown reports Nelson Castleton locating the advertised lost colt. A three year old filly was found dead in a pasture nearby. The band will host another promenade Saturday evening with admission set at 10 cents for attendees.
A fragment from East Barre lists intermediate room pupils Raymond Arkley Tease Wancl Ethel Boyer Kenns Coon ey Zedena Magoon Adah McDonald Howls Rioux Olly Doble Marguerita Tucker George Tucker Harriet Hood Edith Robie Harold Taylor Margaret Roirk Harolt Wegh Alfred Davie Wee and marks them as absent one day.
A long tribute notes generous miners who donated $11,000 to the United States printers strike fund. It lauds their sacrifice and sympathy, saying the miners prove themselves with big hearts and strong character while facing public scorn. Also mentioned are imports of Tahor labor into Hawaii and a note on early street lighting in New York.
Testimony from Mrs Annie Gibb of 21 Brooklyn Street Barre Vermont describes years of backache headaches and dizziness worsened by overwork. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from B A Crown's drug store her back pain eased and pains ceased after two boxes. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Mills Co Buffalo New York sole agents for the United States Retain the name Doan's and take no other.
Thompson recounts July crowds marching through St Petersburg to honor Dan as liberty dawned. Thousands of women cried svobodat oboda, cheering freedom while a cavalry detachment rode past. A Democratic Club balcony orator roused the crowd before it scattered in disorder, then women cried Death to them as the moment of liberty returned.
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