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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
7
A listing describes a gasoline engine with a goal condition and includes polishing machines, various tools, a derrick, power capstan and hoisting machine. It notes separate offers and one lot for StreetSeeey caecomanie.
Edwin L Putnam, a Brattleboro resident and retired business man born November 21, 1820 in Sutton Massachusetts, died Friday evening at his home The Pines Brattleboro after a paralytic shock He operated hotels in Winchester and Keene and later ran a shoe store in Brattleboro He is survived by a large family including children and grandchildren Funeral services will be held Monday at 3 PM at his home with burial at Meeting House Hill Church officials presiding
Brattleboro held its fourth annual baby parade on Saturday afternoon at 4 on the common, with an extra concert by the First Regiment band. About 130 children participated, and the event featured stage games and refreshments provided by the Woman’s Auxiliary.
A perilous health crisis ends in a dramatic recovery after a man travels from Chong Wash to Spokane and California seeking help. He finally uses De King’s New Discovery, claims full recovery, and endorses the cure for lung trouble bronchitis and asthma. Red Cross Pharmacy guarantees the remedy with free trial items.
The state ninth time tournament schedule announced with dates in August at Bennington region. Officials led by W Miles and A Werd set for key matches amid local excitement. Citizens discuss charter rights dating back to 1781 and regional preparations for the event.
A church ceremony at St Andrew’s Memorial Church featured a wedding with a bride in a white gown and long train adorned with orchids. The reception honored the couple, with family members including Mr and Mrs Torrey Romar and guests from Indiana, New York, and nearby communities.
An article describes the cozy tea set as a comfortable English habit. It contrasts tea drinking in grand and humble settings, noting East Indian embroidery, Irish lace, and detachable covers. It explains tea caddies, cotton carves, and a practice to prevent spills on the teacup handle during ritual afternoon tea.
A fragmentary 18th century tale recounts M. Houdin performing a famed deception before Louis Philippe. Cards assigned destinations for handkerchiefs, a hidden chest and orange tree coffer allegedly reveal a vanished handkerchiefs sequence, later deemed clever stage magic by a shrewd analyst.
Notices warn of estate matters in Washington District Vermont. One notice details the sale of property and license objections, with dates in June and court scheduling. A separate filing by John Trow, administrator, seeks distribution and partition of the estate of Manes Cupencan, with hearing dates and newspaper publication in the Plain Times.
The town treasurer given power to collect town taxes at sixty and forty cent tax rates plus seventy cent school tax and other charges. The notice specifies discounts and collection costs, with September 17, 1906 as the final payment day. Dated June 1906 by the town treasurer.
Bids are solicited at once for the construction of a two story wooden building on Brown Hill to be built behind the town of Mirre. Plans and questions can be obtained from the right to reject any or all bids reserved by the committee. Partners, H. P. Davin, A. W. Alten, Pahopl Dipwtons, Kua wk Bacre.
A New York Herald excerpt shows a veteran dealer boasting twenty five years in business with high income and substantial credit alongside proclaimed real estate worth millions, followed by a marriage proposal inquiry to the daughter, illustrating brisk 19th century commercial courtship.
A fragmented item notes up to date kitchen stake founch datyty affair newsdays seeking protection against splashing and theft. Mentions robbers mats for bottom of sink and wooden racks priced from $125, describing a patent and purpose of the rack for dishware drying.
Fragmented sale notice describes a house with six rooms and a jet, several apartments, and rent details. It mentions repairs, outdoor paint, plumbing in good shape, and a monthly rent of 40. It lists nearby streets and contact by phone, with various stray phrases and damaged OCR elements.
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