Travelers' Railway Guide Central Vermont details schedules
Central Vermont Railway timetable items note connections at Barre and Montpelier stations with trains to Windsor St Johnsbury Wells River and Montreal express. Electric Street Railway service runs from Barre to Montpelier and a life insurance circular appears from 59th National Life Insurance Co. local Montpelier agent N B Ballard.
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Central Vermont Railway
Lowe
Waite Tivar Junction
Windsor
Alec
Harte
Junction
Bellows Salle
Burlington
St. Alaewahoo
Montpeliet & Wells River
Wells River
Connentajay Caas
Ein Crain
Mae Welte
59Th National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Mutual
Mont Re Vis
Ballard
Talk of the Town items mixed with notices and ads
The column blends local shopping notices and small ads for watches and jewelry from Burr O. W. Averill and Co. and J. P. Austin, along with a stenographer job lead, an Albany college graduate, a public dance notice, and a real estate pitch by D. A. Perry, all dated with various times and local venues.
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Burr
Ee O. W. Averill and Co
Quaker Tange
J. P. Austin
Albany Business College
Summer Street
K. of
Scampini
Demenica
M. Terranno
Casa C. Cardi
Center Street
Aldrich Library Trustees Seek Janitor Bids
The Aldrich library trustees solicit bids for janitor work including attending duties sweeping and dusting rooms care of the building in all seasons and night work. Bids must be mailed to N. D. Phaipa secretary for a one year term starting October 30 1008 with bids due at 6 PM October 10 1008. The trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids.
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Aldrich Library
Hide
Ade
E Didlding
N. D. Phaipa
Iide
Coal prices and discounts announced locally
A regional notice lists coal price details for Lackawanna and Scranton areas, noting a base rate of $2.25 per ton with a 25 cent per ton advance and a discount of 25 cents per ton. The message emphasizes subject to further adjustments and terms.
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Scranton
Lehigh
Benton
Lackawanna
Pao
Nut
Local residents share visits and gatherings in Vermont towns
A crowded list of social calls and small events across Woodville Wells River West Newbury and nearby communities recounts visits by Mra Richardson Davenport Mrs Garrath Blanchant and others. Several are noted attending funerals or church events while tradesmen prepare an electric light plant with progress toward operation by December.
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D. N. Richardson
Davenport
George Garrath
Woodville
N. IL
Tucadiy
A.J
Wejoh Ani
Blanchant
Wells River
Budinnas
Tte Anderson
Mire Brall
A.M. Heath
Profile House
Franconia
N. H
B. A. Webber
Montpelier
Webber
Methodist Episcopal Church
C.J. Hailey
F. Clark
Eastern Star
Welle River
Percy Fraser
Clark & Davidson
Eriber Lat
Dean's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says Reader
An elderly reader of Harte Visaya reports chronic backache and kidney-related symptoms eased by Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits annual relief from attacks to the product, with Down's Kidney Ville supplied by E A Droin’s drug store and Foster Milburne of Buffalo as sale agents for the United Bratna.
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Alvin F. Smith
Addroya
Harte
Visaya
Dean
Down's Kidney Ville
E. A. Droiyn
Foster Milburne
Buffalo
New York
United Bratna
Plainfield celebrates 80 years of enduring friendship
In Plainfield a weekend tribute honored Quincy Perry at Mrs. Viola Bemis's home. The gathering included eight guests aged eighty or more, with reminiscences of old town life and a prayer by local pastors. A skit compared past and present technologies, from steam power to sewing machines, as Perry presided over the ME revival.
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Plainfeld
Quincy Perry
Viola Bemis
Town Gossip Highlights Society Guests and Weddings
Local notices list Chelsea Nellie Hudson entertaining Mrs. F W Baker of Boston and Charles Gilford hosting George Kinney from Northfield. Frances Andrig and Ellen Andrig returned from Williamstown visit. Ralph Lyon and Bessie Arbuckle wed at Congregational parsonage. Tunbridge fair attendance noted with Dr W H Hill and officials.
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Nellie B. Hudson
Charles Moulton
F W. Baker
Boston
Charles Gilford
Strafford Road
George Kinney
Northfield
Leonard YH. Bacon
North Channestown
N. H
Richard J. Bacon
EF. W. Kent
South Randolph A
W. H. Sprague
Tunbridge
Frances
Ellen Andrig
Fred Folsom
Williamstown
Alonso H. Powers
Randolph
M. HL Corwin
Mra
Ernest A. Corwin
Mase
Mr. Corwin
Ralph C. Lyon
Bessie B. Arbuckle
Chefeea
George Eake
George Earlie
Boston & Maine Railroad
Nellie Alexander
Fred Hemenway
West Hill
Lowell
Mans
W. H. Hill
Tunbridge Fair
C.F. Godfins
H. Adams
Waits River notes many locals and a birth
J R Miles visited Montpelier and Barre events. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ezra Eastman. Families attend Tunbridge fair and visit Royalton and Chelsea. Mrs Walter Dunn of Elgin Minnesota left for Franklinville New York after weeks in town. Mrs Cartie Wallaen was seriously injured last Friday when thrown from a bridge during a drive with Mrs J A Dodge and Martha. She shows slow but steady improvement and may recover though confined to her room.
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J. R. Miles
Montpelier
B.S. Locke
Barre
Franklinville
N.Y
Cartie Wallaen
Brrigge
J A. Dodge
Martha
Tunbridge Fair Notes and Local Honors At State Event
The Tunbridge community gathered for a night of appreciation with mentions of local residents and creameries. HL Sumner of Tunbridge creamery earned second premium at the state fair while others from the town contributed to and returned goods after the event.
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Tynbridge
Sumner
Tunbridgy Creamery
Remy Tan
Premwin
Laywell
Ladanom
Ladies Skirt Sale Offers Updated Styles in Window Tonight
Plain and dark grey skirts nearly all sizes priced 3.25 to 7.50 with value notes. Light grey mixtures show limited sizes with reflectively marked values. Many other up-to-date styles range from 4.00 to 12.50. visit the window display tonight at OC-190.
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Ludlow
Novelty
Ana
Bethel Greetings and Local Visitors InTown
Bethel residents report moves and arrivals including W. Dinamore relocating to Lee New Hampshire to farm five miles from Dover. Edmund Aattehelder of Springfield visited his sons Wallace and Morton Hatehelder. George EK Rowela takes a vacation from M A Moody store duties and Jo visits Enosburg to see daughter Mrs Armi Mason. Various locals noted including Junes tea native Hethel and visitors from Lawrence Massachusetts for Dr Clara’s Mienber business. Walter K N Cruttenden of Hartford special insurer agent checked town last week for Fulton Whitney lumber fire loss.
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W. Dinamore
Lee
N. H
Dover
Edmund Aattehelder
Springfield
Wallace and
Morton Hatehelder
George EK. Rowela
M. A. Moody's
Enosburg
Hinddaughter
Armi Mason
Thomas L. Janes
Springfiell
Maes
Mr. Junes
Hethel
Mra
Rls. Janes
TF. Rogers
C. BE. Bean
H. P. Hoare
Lawrence
Mass
Wera
Clara
Re Ruteter
Afr
Rogers
Mattie Meserve
Johnstown
N.Y
Istr
Veal Wanted Ad By Corner Commission House Boston Mass
A vintage ad from 47 North Market Street Boston Massachusetts offers market prices for veal and dairy farm products. The Corner Commission House provides market reports shipping tags stencils and returns empties free with prompt honest returns guaranteed.
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North Market St
Boston
Masa
Mission Begins in Barre With Noted Preachers
Beginning Sunday September 13 the Rev Fathers Kennedy and Brady Paulist Fathers of New York City will preach a two week mission in St. Monica's Church Barre The preachers are among America's most eloquent and successful missionaries All are welcome admission free Services start each evening at 7 30 with attendance encouraged for the public sermon series marks first Barre appearance by these preachers
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Kennedy
Brady
New York City
St. Monica's Church
Barre
The
Society of St. Paul
America
Randolph church notes and local life events
Vacation keeps Rev. D H Strong away for nine months while Montpelier hosts a patriotic meeting led by several local speakers. News mentions visiting relatives, social events at the Methodist and Universalist societies, a birth, illness, trips to Rochester and Hartford, and farm yields from nearby farmers including record tonnages per acre and planned factory work next week.
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D. H. Strong
W. E. Granger
Montpelier
Stateoin
A.C. Chandler
Son
Angell
T. B. Johnson
Joseph
Hamilton
Col. Chandler
Canayman Art Saetice
Lincoln
Harvey Gay
Stanton
Johnean
Drury
C. W. Popper
Washington
A. E Ing
Ford
Tre
Methodist Society
Lange
W. Vaughan
Tewkabury
M. C. Rowett
Brookfield Notices and Births Amid Local Visits
In Brookfield Mica Ruth Hall works for Mrs Arthur Lamson while Mrs Irwin Lewis visited her Plainfield mother. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Guy Fletcher. Donna Denbant suffers blood poisoning in her left hand. Mrs Culver of Northfield visited Lee Martin. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ave Hur Lamson on September 20. W Williams and wife attended the fair in Tunbridge. Mr and Mrs Hartixon Richardson of Roxtary were in town Thursday. Merton Smith goes to Providence I L for a job in a clothing store. Mrs John Ladd of East Roxtary attended the funeral of William, son of EKE. Marriage cards out for Rumney and G W Beyant of Randolph.
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Mica Ruth Hall
Arthur Lamson
Irwin Lewis
Plainfield
Sire
Guy Fletcher
Donna Denbant
Culver
Northfield
Lee Martin
Avehur Lamson
Tunbridge
Hartixon Richardson
Roxtary
Merton Smith
Providence
I.L
John Ladd
East Roxtary
William
Eke
Martin
Rumney
G. W. Beyant
Randolph
Albert Rumney
Plainfield and Barre Residents in Town This Week
Plainfield and Marshfield residents visited nearby towns on various days this week. Names include Alvi T. Davis Jane Clark Walter J. Coates Vivian S. Quimby Ethel Henin Anson Cutting Luther Stintsen Nina Zimmerman Vilas Smith and families, Joseph Smith, Alfred Hooker, George Vincent, Mrs Jaws Golden, Gertrude Bartlett and others. Activities spanned Barre Montpelier St Albans St Johnsbury and Brookfield with attendances at Universalist events and family visits.
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Alvi T. Davis
Marshfield
Jane Clark
Barre
Montpelier
Walter J. Coates
East Calaly
Vivian S. Quimby
White River
Ethel Henin
Anson Cutting
Littleton
H.C. Cut-ting
W Nic
Luther Stintsen
Chelves
Mass
Wortney
St. Albans
Gilbert Smith
Withynatown
Vilas Smith
Hie
Simunday
Nina Zimmerman
Lanenberge
Perrin B. Pink
Joseph Smith
Cabot
S. Smith
Alfred Hooker
Hardwick
George Vincent
Page
EnginneBat Tatelelder
Clara Tewis
Brookfiell
Jaws Golden
Thursaly
A Healthy Family Buy Life Pity From Local Store
A reader sends a fragmentary testimonial praising a facial toner product from a drug store in Guittord, Maine. The message mentions rural route 1 and rough spelling of names and places, with unclear references to a Dr life pity product and cleansing claims.
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Guittord
Maiin
Rickert 4
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Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Talk OF
the Town
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Siggy Raos
York City
Saeling Remedy Co
Chicago
Websterville
L. J. Bolster
North Main Street
Vermont
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Ain St. Yards
Blackwol
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Groton
Thorne Toferson
Burrisat
Eace
Hoston
Ninday Sehdel
Mr. Perry
Beinc
Jesus
Chelsea
Waits River
Anne
Steel Teas ReOwe
Sey
Gent’s Furnishings
Chavervsiessetterse OC
Bethel
Veal
James Bryden Co, Inc
Corner Commission House
Aldrich Liberty Se
Pennsylvania
Wiewe
Scouch
C. J. Dodge
Joweler
N. Main St
Tdeal
Green’s Bakery
Idnal Bakery
Hall
Ortin Folsom
Evelyn Denney
M. Z. Miller
Richmond
Frank Chandler
A. C. Chandler
Main Castle
Brooklyn
Philander Sargent
Hartford
Conn
Johnson Sargent
O. H. Barber
Randolph Center
Pneumnonia
White River Junction
Will Raymore
the Universalist Souinty
Brookfield
Gertrude Bartlett
Clivener
Abijal Bemis
Maralfield
Ated
Janes ML Soudan Ee
Win A. Perry
Bay
Seaecrete
Aml
Joba
Ayei
Stevens
Sportsmen’s Headquarters
Remington
Barclay and
Hopkins & Allen
Earl S. Shepard & Co
Granite City Creamery
L. B. Dodge
Worthen Block
Keith Avenue
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
Indealio
Matt Alleane
WH. Taft
Randolth Center
High Ee District
S.J. Segel CO
Granite Street
Darel Secure
Sarre, Vermont
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