Barre Daily Times Delivers Vermont News Commentary
The Barre Daily Times reflects on local and state topics from Burlington highway spending to Vermont National Guard training at Camp Devens. It notes riders on Central Vermont tracks, a small Ludlow milk theft, and editorials urging readers to see Vermont first while praising Barre granite quality amid market pressure.
Barre Trade Groups Rally For Growth At Port Bid
Barre business groups unite to back a port project aiming to boost regional commerce. Local traders say the port plan could attract investment, jobs, and new markets, signaling a path to expanded industry and stronger economic prospects for the area.
The Automobile as Farmers Aid in Vermont
The Waterbury Record praises Vermont farmers who use autos as productive tools rather than leisure. It argues autos save travel time between farm and village, can aid farming with discipline, and may deter rural youth outmigration if used restrictively. It warns against debt and joyriding, urging backbone and proper use to protect income and farm work.
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Waterbury
Vermont
North Calais visits and residents called on over weekend
Baynes of Grennaboro visited A B Calderwood at Sidney Nelsons Wednesday. Mrs Susannah Dailey and grandson AY Clyde visited Charles Wings to Fast Calais Saturday. Neil Chaffee was a business visitor in Hardwick Saturday. Mr and Mrs A W Hoyt of Waite River were guests of her daughter Mia Dailey to set a monument at Robinson cemetery. Alex Anderson of Barre visited town last week. Leonard Crown was in North Montpelier and Plainfield recently. Pearl LaPoint purchased a Buick. Willard Ainaworth of East Calais was here Sunday. Sanders and family of East Calais were here Sunday. Daniel Smith of Worcester guest of John Fair Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Dalley and children of Barre were visitors at E A Dalley’s. John and Rome VanOrman of Staple Corner callers here. Health officer Dr Burt was a business visitor here recently. Foster Johnston was in Hardwick Saturday. Charles Smith of East Hardwick visited at B Nelson's over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Dean Holt and Miss Alice...
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Baynes
Grennaboro
A. B. Calderwood
Sidney Nelson
Susannah Dailey
Clyde
Charles Wing
Calais
Neil Chaffee
Hardwick Saturay
A. W. Hoyt
Waite River
Mia
Ada Dailey
Robinson Cemetery
Alex Anderson
Barre
Leonard Crown
North Montpelier
Plainfield
Pearl LaPoint
Willard Ainaworth
Enat Calaia
Sanders
East
Daniel Smith
Worcester
John Fair
Frank Dalley
E. A. Dalley
John
Rome VanOrman
Staple Corner
Dr. Burt
Racenth Foster Johnston
Hardwick
Charles Smith
East Hardwick
B. Nelson
Dean Holt
Alice
Holt
L. Darling
Canada
Vern Graham
Cultis Town Farm
Sidney Earle
Kate Earle
Frank Hill
Will Rickard
East Montpelier
Horace Douglas
Woodbury
Maple Grove
Clarabell Brown
East Calnia
Louis Gates
New York
Joseph Burcomb
Ana
Everett Chase
Plaineld
Wick
Mins
Lelia Fair
Cabot
James Woods
Chicago
Ainsworth
East Calais
Leon Bumpus
Kastle
Ebert Thureton
Montpelier
Cyntha Thurston
Ralph Hill
Harding Cate
Laura Foster
Massachusetts
Foster
Aurilla LaPoint
A.C. Dailey
New Hampshire
Mahlon Shiyton
Myron Dailey
Charles Dailey
White Mountains
Will Harrington
Connecticut
Robert Webber
BE. W. Rollins
Mrs. M. M. Dailey
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promote Health For Women
A health note urges women to improve blood health using Dr Williams Pink Pills. It warns about headaches fatigue digestive issues and nervousness linked to thin blood and pallor. The ad targets schoolgirls and tones of beauty and vitality while inviting readers to request a booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Locals Visit and Trips Span Hardwick Area
Residents and visitors spread across Barre Montpelier East Hardwick and Hardwick over the weekend and weekdays. The list includes Holt and L Darling traveling to Canada, Graham family moving to Cultis town farm, and numerous calls on relatives and meetings in East Montpelier Woodbury and North Montpelier.
Woodbury Visitors and Local News Roundup
A A Harrington and son Fred were in Woodbury Sunday. Clara Fair of Woodbury spends days at Luther Wheeler’s. Frank Thompson and family of Woodbury visited J H McCarty’s Monday. Nora Wheeler and Hazel Brown of Worcester were guests of Miss Lucy Fair over the weekend. Elsworth Carr and son of Woodbury visited friends Sunday. Margaret Wood and Elmer Celae of East Calais visited friends here. Charles Haskell of Walcott was here recently to tend mill property. A much needed cleaning is understood. Horace Douglas will oversee the job. Frank Parker is ill at this writing.
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Horace Douglas
Frank Parker
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