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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
6
A fragmented listing notes Nut, Stove and Eggs with prices and a line about harnesses at the lowest market prices. Names, dates, or locations are unreadable, but the item set suggests a small omnibus goods brief from a local ad section.
A Barre resident reports years of backache and loin pain from heavy damp labor. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from H. A. Crown's drug store, pain ceased and health improved. Recommends Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective backache remedy. Sold by dealers for 80 cents. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY, agents for the United States.
Mrs Jethro Root has been ill with German measles Children s day at South Strafford will be observed on Sunday The Theodore Nadolins chauffeur was fined 5 dollars bringing total to 10 43 for overspeeding Monday The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Rittridge on the 20th Supper served to about 40 persons Charles Avery came to the old homestead for the summer The class of dix students with their teacher visited Stratford mines for practical mining and surveying Mrs G F Chandler and daughter Irene attended commencement at Kimball Union Merrimden Mrs Chandler is a graduate There are plans for Summer visitors and a wild scene as a fawn was saved by a passerby The Hatch family arrived for the summer Representative Hatch visited Stratford Our national birthday celebration features a parade patriotic address and a full schedule with prizes tug of war baseball music ball dance and a grand firework display in the evening.
Local market notes show expectations of lower coal prices across stove and nut varieties as buyers consult suppliers before purchasing. Egg coal availability is mentioned alongside price considerations and seasonal demand hints.
Local note from Cabot reports Marshveld hiring players to compete against Peachwin’s at Peacham on July 4. The item hints at finances and collective action by Uwe pennies and local supporters to back their side, seeking to show superiority.
An advertisement in The Barre Daily Times dated June 20 1907 promotes life insurance policies from the National Life Insurance Co Montpelier and agents in Barre and Milesbrook. It touts 18th year term and yearly payments of 19.98 per year for a 1000 policy for a 42 year old, with varying ages available.
A jumble of notices and ads from a city page: jewelry, stone cutters, and a harness business up for sale. Ice cream parlor promos, lectures on new cereal products, and a real estate pitch near the post office. Also remarks on wedding plans and local goods from multiple merchants.
A Sunday excursion costs £1.50 and includes admission to Awahble Chasm. The steamer Ticonderoga departs Ausable Chasm at 11:50 AM and 2:46 PM, with a return to Burlington at 4:45 PM. The trip seats about 2,000 passengers and offers onboard meals.
The Central Vermont railway will operate a special train for the Missisquot Park event. Train departs White River Junction at 7 a.m. Bethel 7:29, Randolph 8:07, Northfield 8:31, Tare 7:00, Montpelier 2:15 and 9:19 a.m. Return at 4:40. Round trip $1.80 between White River Junction and Richmond. Tickets valid only on scheduled trains.
In Tenn town residence of C V Pepper a man bedridden with hemorrhages of the lungs and throat found instant relief after using King’s New Discovery. Doctors failed to help, but within three weeks he returned to work. Guar anteed cure for coughs and colds offered at 80 cents and one dollar, with a trial bottle free at Cros a Pharmacy.
In Montgomery Alabama the brother of a murdered wife faces a July 20 hanging. The case centers on Dayle Beeman a Baptist minister and his statements about Tam David and divine judgment amid the courtroom drama.
Plainfield residents share a busy spell of visiting relatives and attending events. Families from Barre, Montpelier, and South Ryegate travel to towns like Caledonia Park and Tunbridge for park outings, visits, and summer stays while others attend Goddard Seminary commencements and local memorials.
A farmer guide discusses measuring distances on the farm using two boards seventy inches long and a rolling wheel. It also covers celery blight, its symptoms from gray spots to burned leaves, and control measures including Bortleaux mixture, copper sprays, shading, and vigorous growth to reduce loss.
Groton residents and visitors are listed with names and visits from Tuesday to Thursday. Aerie events include church services next Sunday, a wedding at the parish house, and local residents traveling to Burlington Manchester and Newbury for family and health matters.
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