Waterbury Inn Fire Threatens Historic Hotel
Waterbury reports a blaze on the roof near the chimney at the Waterbury Inn. Proprietor Davis was away in Chelsea. clerk C Karrar coordinated staff who contained the flames before the fire department arrived. Water supply came from a standpipe. Damages were minor, limited to a roof section, with cause believed to be chimney ignition. Concert program notes follow, listing Mandolin Club performances and selections by Gould, Robertson, and others with Miss Mary Walker as accompanist.
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Waterbury
Waterbury Inn
Davis
Chelsea
Or. C. Karrar
Tech
Unclear fragmentary notice from old paper
Fragmentary text appears to reference payers, a phonograph, a phone call, and a later note mentioning Paes Barre and Saeimeeteories. Content is highly garbled with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize reliably.
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Jayeneat
Saeimeeteories
Paes Barre
TALK OF THE TOWN AT VAUGHAN'S CORSET WEEK
Local brief notes mention corset week at Vaughan's and advance pictures at the Theatorium. Mrs Grace Cook visits relatives in St Albans while E Sowden travels to North Bangor for family. A talk on sacred art pictures and stereopticon is planned at Universalist church, with evangelist John Weightman arriving amid schedule adjustments. Services begin at 7 90 at Worthen hall Worthen block Keith Ave and North Main St.
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Vaughan’s
Theatorium
Grace Cook
St. Albans
Austin
Marshfield
Sowden
North Bangor
N. Y
Methodist Church
Universalist Church
Thas
John Weightman
Worthen
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Ecrewley Ices
Weightman
Cornet
Keith Avenue
North Main Street
B.S. Taylor
Ralston Health
Central Labor Union Meeting Notice in Barre
C L U delegates announce a regular meeting in Nichole block Barre Friday evening March 27 1908 at 7 90 oclock Mas Alukeh secretary announces. Altamine winmandery No 11 K Ty Tiny evening N S Love duties.
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Central Labor Union of
Barre and Vicinity
Nichole
Des Conetayo St. Altamine Winmandery
K. Ty
Local Movers and Trips across Newark to Vermont
James Elrick went to Newark to work. Howard Rydberg travels to Island Brook P Q. George T. Troup heads to Albany N Y for hate Nena DM. returned from New York business. James McMing leaves for St Paul Minnesota to work. Mrs. Mary Marrion visits at Worthen Inn. EB L. Smith travels to Old Orchard Maine for nearly completed las house. The Canadian Jubilee Singers head to Northfield to perform tonight. Charles A. Brown returns from business trips to St. Johnsbury Hardwick Ryegate. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Griffin visit Brushton N Y with relatives. H. G. Woodruff presides Vermont Alumni Assn Norwich Univ elected. Mr. Weadrall graduated Norwich 1801. Rebekah lodge event in Warren with 31 tharters eet. Banquet served after business. H. G. Bennett and Fr W. Nichola dissolve partnership. Nichola to run Standard Electric. Bennett sells automobiles. Three latest model Cadillacs shown. deliveries to N Roan Wot Pigeon and Ditchasoed. More guests expected home Monday from California trip. Angie Terald says return to Venice.
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James Elrick
Newark
N. J
Howard Rydberg
Island Brook
P.Q
George T. Troup
Albany
Nena DM
New Yark
James McMing
St. Paul
Minnesota
Mary Marrion Ient
Worthen Inn
EB. L. Smith
Old Orchard
Norwich University
Twid
Northfleet
Weadrall
Norwich
Rebekah
Warren
H. G. Bennett
Fr. W. Nichola
Standard Electric
N. Roan
Pigeon
Merchants in St Albans Declare Stand Against Donations
In St Albans on March 26 the Retailers Association issued a declaration opposing donations or fund raising to support a near term project. The statement says such practices hurt many firms and members fear hardship from increased costs and competition.
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St. Albans
Allanes Hao
St. Attane
Weather Prediction Run in north clear south warmer tonight
Weather forecast notes a run in the north with clearing in the south. Malan predicts warmer conditions tonight and Friday, with brisk high west winds. South west alarm warnings are up for today and tonight.
Local Happenings Tersely Told for Busy Readers
A bustling notice page lists corset shops, theater showings, and dress sales. It mentions Smith & Cumings buying watches diamonds and silver, Abbott street arrivals of goods, and extra values in ladies tailored suits at 12 60. Local moves include Fred Breyen family to Springton and teachers returning from Stowe. Several school and club events are announced with dates and locations.
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Smith & Cumings
Bute
Burr
Dain St
Abbott Lay Jist
Avery Fred Breyen
Springton
Save 2c to 10c Now At Our Market
Save from 2c to 10c on nearly every purchase at our market. We offer beef pork veal lamb vegetables and canned goods with no delivery service. Phone 15-11.
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Nottingham
Notting
Bergtrim
Yevus
The
Homer Fitts Company
Presbyterian
At & Wolocks
Mandolin Club
Ef Als. Gould
Old Madrid
Ertson
Bola
James Reid
William Robertaen
Madonna' Club 77
Mary Walker
Talk OF
TOWN
L. M. Averill
Stephen
Green Mountain
Averill Building
Barre ‘Daily Times
Feaf Vaughan
Landers
Havana
Aly Bates
Rutland
Children’s
Mini Ge
Mise Clemmie Sawyer
Northfield
Mises Jensie Nelson
Theresa Stat
Stowe
Rion
Hoanting House
Hepli Saiad School Iday
Masters Paul
Raymond Wella
Philadelphia
Mixes Kate Qallagher
Michiel Corcoran
Burlington
P. A
James H. Mackay
Mex. Gould
Presbyterian Church
PB. B. Cate Bowl
Williamstown
Ouell Road
Pride
Barre
Tig
Monettog Ah Socanseai
Ethan Allop
Cil
Uda Teby
Sur Lance Wales
A. A. Srilth & Ere
RED Cross Pharmacy
Are
Mene Shoestore
E.ingalls, Mer
Main St
Flares Wonderland Moving Picture Company
Hale’s Pavilion
Daily Times
Paris
Valley of Kentucky
Virginia
WM. Robertson
Ila Batchelder
D. W. Plage
Réliance
Veale & Knight
North Main St
Barre, Vt
C. W. Averill & CO
C. H. Kendrick & CO
Vermont Mutual
R. G. Robinson
Wood Block
Laxena
D. F. Davis, “the Druggist
Barre, Vermont
Times
Women’s Smart Oxfords
Tan
Main and
Pearl Sts
Vermont
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