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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
7
Just a Reminder We are still doing business at the old stand. In addition to small line of high class groceries provieloms etc we have Overalls Skirts Suspenders Stockings etc We give rebate checks equal to 5 percent for cash When im Doubt Try Osborne's.
The livery business previously run by various parties is sold to Messrs. Jones and McMillan and will be modernized. It offers safe horses and competent drivers for weddings and funerals, with options for single or pair teams and various carriages. Boarding space available with expert care at standard rates.
Stanley Automobile Model E offered for sale in perfectly good condition. Computer owner seeks larger machine. For further particulars see Dr. C. M. Scribner in South Barre.
Due to the death of Mr M Brault the Granite Plant and Business of Brault and Sargent in Montpelier Vermont is for sale. The straight type shed is equipped with modern devices and a prime location. Machinery unused for nine months but the plant currently operates two gangs of cutters and is in first class condition. Interested parties should apply to J D Sargent Montpelier or Thos H Cave Barre Vermont.
Old notice offers a gasolice ex give ip good evoltion Alea potiskng machines and polishing tools. Includes a derrick, power capstan, and a hoisting machine. Items available separately or as one lot at a very reasonable price.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a bizarre scene with Dr True's Elixir, squirrels, and a violent incident. The text mentions Abram Poesy Bust Bens and a senseless attack, but details are unclear. Names, actions, and places are garbled, yielding a cryptic report with no clear sequence.
A garbled text fragment references homekeeping duties and a crying mother figure, then shifts to a public sale note about an infant and a remedy. It includes stray lines about a druggist and a commissioner, with scattered figures on investment, wages, and total ways, all presented in a broken OCR-like sequence.
An unreadable fragment discusses state terms and boats for passengers at Belows Falls and Masco. The text references the Lepr Belows Falle Masons and mentions grave concerns about operation, but the fragment is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or names.
Vermont experiment station director J. J. Hille reports on butter judging at the Valley fair. A $23 prize was awarded for the largest quantity of butter churned from cows. Murlinden entries show high yield and strong quality. Local agent John Puller investigated 60 cases. 10 destroyed with consent, mange affecting many animals and a dog infested as well. Jail time issued for a camp crime and horse care noted. some animals judged in poor condition despite claims of care.
Fragmented OCR lists fall games for Burlington area high schools with teams such as St Albans Montpelier Vergennes and Goddard Seminary. Readable items show October dates and venues including St Albans Street, Montpelier at Brizard and Vergranes at Verge Bigh with scattered notes on dates in October November and November.
A malformed OCR fragment reports a Wrights New feat with Wilbur carrying a passenger Leon Bolles in a pumenger weighing 216 Pecads at Le Mans. The vague item mentions a well known automobile manufacturer and a time of nine seconds or minutes, with Bolles described as heavy and seeking a stunt but the text is garbled and unclear.
A garbled fragment notes a healthy family and references renting a place three years ago. It mentions a sister and a person at Red Cree Primary, but details are unclear due to poor OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about a seal skin and a trestle, with references to Detroit and pricing. The readable bits suggest an ad or special feature on a radical cause and unidentified names. Context unclear, but indicates a historical trade sheet or special notice with mixed garbled terms.
Vermont library notes mention af mole lertares and discusses a series of shelter exhibits. The fragment hints at a program or event details within the scone room and involves a Be Se display, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
A driver was sent to prison after being caught speeding at thirty miles per hour over the limit on Broadway. The case highlights strict enforcement of traffic laws and penalties for excessive speeding in urban areas.
The text reports a land donation of 1000 acres associated with Sateen and Deemer in Texas. Capt Roberts is noted as donating 1108 acres under a condition involving Henshaw and his children. The excerpt hints at family ownership, farm property interests, and various personal details about Henshaw and his offspring.
Estate records list heirs and claims under a district designation with dates referenced as Oct and December. The text mentions Thomas H Cave Jr and an executor action, indicating probate activity and possible asset distribution or contest within the estate.
Vermont probate records show estates of Emily Wheeler and Adaline Wheeler. The notices state hearings in Montpelier on October 4 at 9 AM for claims, with executors and representatives listed for the estates.
Property listings describe a large modern house on the French Estate with woodwork, olive rooms, reception hall, modern plumbing, electricity, hot air furnace, cellar, and an asking note of at least 500 but offered for immediate sale under 4,000. Nearby cottage on Granite Street with five rooms and a fine view. a 208 acre farm near one mile from town with tools, crops, a modern barn, and room for 15 cows priced at 3,600. rent or sale option for a six room house, barn and about an acre just outside city limits.
Fragmentary notice lists various items for sale and phrases that resemble a classified advertisement. Reading is hindered by misspellings and broken words, but the main action appears to be a sale of items with unclear specifics and quantities.
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