Randolph A town visit and local illness notes
Mrs Lewis Dunlae of Braintree called on friends in town on Tuesday while Mrs Frankfursty returned from Boston after studying spring millinery. Mrs Webster of Randolph Center, mother of Mow Andon Burroughs, is at a sanatorium for treatment. Mrs Qmetyon ill with grippe and pneumonia but not thought serious. W A McIntosh returned fromMontpelier where Rogan is very ill. Mrs Waldo Flint recovering from surgery with a prognosis for improvement. Carrie Witte attended grange practice and Kayats League class. Manchester works in E A store. Mrs Howard replaced by another as pneumonia gradually improves. Latest Dr Harry Peckman reports encouraging and he is improving as they relocate to Fortress Monroe, Va for climate benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dunlae
Braintree
Mra Ft. Frrwkstury
Boston
Webster
Randolph Center
Mow Andon Burroughs
Mre
KF. Qmetyon
W. A. McIntosh
Montpellee
Roagen
Waldo Flint
Guth Randolph
Carrie Witte
Ip Grange
Manchester
E. A
Howard
Harry Feckman
Fortress Monroe
Opportunity to sell Massachusetts Mutual policies in Boston
If you can do business and want to make money you can have a chance of a lifetime placing the Dollar-a-Month and Dollar and-a-Half a month accident and sickness policies of The Massachusetts Mutual Accident Association of Boston Address with references C. P. Lydford Supt Agencies 161 Devonshire St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Mutual Accident Association of Boston
C. P. Lyford
Devonshire St
Boston
Osborne's Store Strike For Groceries In East Barre Vermont
Local grocer Osborne’s Store announces a strike over pricing and quality. JR Osborne promises competitive prices and superior service to East Barre shoppers, Vermont, despite ongoing labor action.
Insurance Woubies Your Jumps And Plans For Life
The Barre Daily Times notes a 50th year policy from the National Life Insurance Company of Mont and its agents in Vermont and nearby states. The ad highlights agents and offices, urging readers to consider life coverages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathonal Life Insurance Company
Mont
Peller, Ve
Alutual
Bat General Agent
Mont. i Neb
Howlayvit
Barra
Talk of the Town and Local Ads Mix in One Note
A collage of storefront offerings and notices lists cut flowers at Youngeson, typewriter desks and swivels for sale, telepathic services, rooms and offices for rent on Main Street, and tenement rentals at 44 and 50 South Main. Contacts include HL P Baliote, Mra RK Bilis, O. K., Navia City, Mrs Mary G Nye, John Tierney, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Averiff
Bilis
Spaulding Street
Telepatne
O. K
Mary G. Nye
Main Street
John Tierney
Main
Montpelier attendees at Boston auto show and local obits
Montpelier residents Wallen and Savage Cummitts with George White attend the Boston automobile show while Harlan W. Kemp of American Fidelity travels west for the company. Funeral services were held for John D. Hill on Middlesex Road with Rev. J. Edward Wright officiating, and Mrs. George W. Engleh's service followed on School Street with Rev. J. H. Wright. Adjutant-General Gilmore to inspect Vermont regiment companies in Northfield and various locations across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doh Wallen
Boston
Savage Cummitts
George White
John DB. Hill
Middlesex Road
J. Edward Wright
Middleton Road
Hil
Middlesex
Wiltie
Eee
George W. Engleh
School Street
J. H. Wright
Montpelier
Bellows Valle
Brattleboro
Tensington
Rutland
Com
Barington
Hospital Corps
St. Athans
Newport
St. John
Bradford
Montpelice
1St Infantry
Prattleboro
Vet
Hatland
St. Albans
D A Perry Real Estate Ad with Five Acres and Stock
The D A Perry agency advertises a five acre property with over two hundred dollars worth of stock and tools for seven hundred dollars. Also noted are upcoming events including a Wednesday evening program at the Methodist club and concerts by the Ebony Minstrels and Canadian Jubilee Singers at local venues in March with admission prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Rutland Reunion Records Vermont Cavalry Veterans
Fourteen survivors of Company I Vermont volunteers met in Rutland on March 11 and elected officers led by President C B Adams. The gathering, recalling a 1906 encampment, aimed to carry on the annual reunion as long as veterans remain. Oldest marcher Joseph St Peter, 48, and Joseph Bishop, 69, attended. St Peter recalled marching with a dance and song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont
Vresident
C. B. Adams
Arlington
Ice
A. P. Wait
J. J. Post
Treamcr
OL A. Murdock
Keene
Tebruary
Army of the Gulf
Joseph St. Peter of Rutland
Vibeu Bishop
Regular meeting of Victor Judge members Wednesday evening
Graniteville notes a regular meeting of Victor Judge 1.0. 0, LM 0% will be held Wednesday at seven o'clock. Members asked to attend as initiation planned, ladies to bring cake. Items from the Italian hotel are noted. attendees urged to oversee youths amid unclear details involving Boutwell Aline Varimam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Judge
Ladiow
Wee
Boutwell
Aline
Varimam
Canadian Jabileg Singers to Perform at Mainfield Opera Hall
The Canadlian Jabileg Singers and imperial orchestra present a colored troupe in Mainfield on Tuesday evening March 24 at o'clock. They have toured the United States twelve years, Canada nine years, Great Britain years. Do not miss them. Admission 25 cents, children 19 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainfield
Tunsday
United States
Fragmented OCR Note on Medicine Claim and Trial
The readable text suggests a claim about a deadly illness and a miraculous medicine. It mentions Rushhoro and Red Cross, a price of £100, and a trial or guarantee. The fragmentary wording makes specifics unclear but indicates a health remedy and a legal or commercial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins, Browchills
Hoaresett
Red Cross
Refund Offer for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar
The undersigned pledge to refund the money paid for an 80‑cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure the cough as advertised. The agreement appears to be a private refund promise among signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Cabot notes and visits across Montpelier area lives
Numerous brief items from Cabot and nearby towns recount visits by Grace Morse in Montpelier, Kania Conant of Revere, departures of Gowdlate and Witham family, Rob Slaw resuming FB P. Walbridge duties, Kenaston Harve visit, Rev W le Sonnings to Greenwich, and local caregivers Clare Knapp and family amid illness. Street names and dates mentioned for community events and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jock Grace Tk
Allen Ird
Mise Grace Morse
Montpelier
Philiera Bote ix
Alvin Duma
Ust Cabot
Myre
H. P. Phillips Fe
T. HL Oxgood
Kania Conant
Revere
Mass
Witter
Mra
Toh Atheeton
Fromie Terent Agiaueries
Erysipplan
Williamstown Meeting Invites Community Members
Williamstown residents are urged to attend a town gathering on March 24 led by Ro DP Rowell NG. The notice asks members of the community to hear the matters and participate in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Miog
Abe Tevitatom
Mawatha
Rowell
East Barre Guests Discuss Local Health Topics
Mise Bernice Colby of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Prank cee in East Barre on Monday. The week features a discussion of a new health guide detailing prevention and treatment of common ailments, with emphasis on safe drug use and regulated medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Bernice Colby
Washington
Mrs. Prank Cee
Enet Barre
Tupaany
Local Market Prices Show Plenty Of Eggs And Potatoes
In Turre Vermont on March 31 1908 produce prices are quiet with eggs plentiful and potatoes in fair demand. Wholesale butter and creamery butter quotes around 20 to 21 cents a pound with some variations. Fresh eggs brought 26 cents per dozen, potatoes around 60 cents per bushel with other dairy prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turre
RICKER'S ST JOHNSBURY MARKET REPORTS
Market report from W A Rickers St Johnsbury notes prices for veal hams cattle hogs calves and milk cows for the week ending March 10 1908 with figures such as 500 pounds for veal 150 for hogs and 250 to 860 for milk cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehnbory
W. A. Ricker
Boston Markets Dairy and Labor Temple Plans
In Boston markets butter prices drift with demand easing for fresh creamery butter while stocks remain ample. Reports show various butter grades and prices from Vermont to New York, with receivers noting prices paid for wholesale quantities. Separately, the Pittsburg Labor Temple committee cites union membership in Allegheny County and outlines proposed financials and dividends, alongside social reforms in Hungary affecting employment and wages in construction and other industries.
Labor Unions Plan Independent Political Movement
Central Federated Union of Greater New York moves to form an independent labor party after U S Supreme Court rulings. Plan calls for nationwide conference of trades unions to counter court and legislative actions and to organize a countrywide independent political movement aligned with the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Central Federated Union of New York
Fabor Party
Ghidanes
American Federation, of
Labor
Central Federated Union
Toews & Co., Ketiers
Danbury, Con
Supreme Court
Organized Labor
Unions of Labor
General Executive
Union Labar
Trades Union
Central Federated Union of Greater New York and Vicinity
American Federation of Labor
United States
Posse
American Federation of Labor and Tevery Trades Union
Activ
Hia
Workers to Parade in Washington July 4 Celebration
Washington workers plan several events to benefit organized labor. A proposed temple of labor, a home for the aged, and a monster industrial display parade are scheduled for July 4 in cooperation with the United States Historical Society. A daylight parade aims to surpass last November’s torchlight procession during the AFL delegates’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Historical Society
American Federation of Labor
Nos Folk
Sam de Nedrey
Central Labor Union
Hawmer
Heant
Eenson
Wal
Washington Star
New York Bill Aims to Restrict Labor Injury Injunctions
Assemblyman Stern introduces a bill to reform injunctions in labor disputes. The measure targets actions to restrain or interfere with employers and workers, seeking clearer rules on when such orders may be issued and how they affect ongoing labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stern
New York
Fragmented humor and anecdotes from a late 19th century paper
A collage of jokes and quotes from various papers including Cleveland Plain Dealer Boston Post and Philadelphia Press. Items reference politics marriage happiness and social observations with a dental anecdote from John W. Yerkes of Kentucky. The tone is satirical and clipped with random snippets and quips.
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Randolph
Osborne
East Barre
Woodward
J. D. Ossola
Ruby
Louis K, Averill
Emslie’s Flower Store
Main St
Lord’s Store
M.S
Wilamstown
Otbiog Ab
Rae
Conree Sand
Canta Farwell Street
L. J. Bolster
North Main Street
Barre
Theiwar
Ava
Tarre
Joe Koraisky
Custom Tailor
Laden’ Gel
Gentianen
Eleaner Erker Slepminski
Seti
Barre Cleaning and Dyeing Shop
Teppheme
Bartwan Biotk
the Barre Daily Times
TOWN
Youngesons
Tel
HL. P. Baliote
Harlan W. Kemp
American Fidelity Company
Re Paffer
Mt.” Clemens Midh
Wohl
Donald Smith
Mise
Bernice Whitcomb
Opera House
Ladies’ Union
The
Methodist Church
Amenca
Ebony Minstrels
Red Ward Lodge
Armory
Montpalier
Tery Tloketa
Alter
Graniteville
Plainfield
CABOT
Henry McAllister
Fon
Berm
Nev
Reet Bridgett Mare
Bloomdehi
Fimer Gowdlate
Anole
Mer
Witham
East Montpelier
Rob Slaw
Essmeind
FB P. Walbridge
Robert Brimblecan
Canada
J.T. Drew's
Dire
Wattle Roy
Dangatnr
Il Vleton
N. Hy
St. Ciough'a
Clarence Krapp
Hardwick
Carling
Charles Kennston
Alpha Roe
Lawer Cabot
Old Acre
Sar Bay
Woodbury ST
Gertrude Kenaston
Harve
Allel Aport
Chan. Heath
Danville
Orlando
Carroll
Tie Twtrar
Arthur Hodgston
Montpelier Morday
W. le Sonnings
Alent
Greenwich
Maes
South Walden
Knapp
Ritters
Iiem
Ricker's
Johnsbury Market
Lowar
New
Western
Weeern Imilat Creamery
Westerhlafiog
Fancy Gennery
Choi Ste
Pittsburg
Labor Temple
Cn Fon Labor Temple
Allegheny County
Haderstead
Fargé
Hungary
Trnle
Dingo Tt Fe
Howdesmithe
National Erectors
Essociatio
Wur
Tts
Woonomy
Planice
Cleveland
Binkerloo
Plain Dealer
Mindam
Alan
Denver News-Times
Puck
groNd
Youngs
Young Hawkhand
Jovey
John W. Xerkes
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
Senate
Blue Grass
Yerkes
Louisville
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Mutual Insurance
R. G. Robinson
Wood Block
Barre, Vt
Melton
Brower Melton
S.J. Segel
Barre Clothiers
Desot Square
Kear the
Dapots
Miami
Reliance
Gilson
Woodpecker
H. Taft
C. H. Taft
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
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