Montpelier and Wells River Rail Services and Insurance Notice
A garbled notice outlines Wells River Railroad connections from Montpelier and Harte for Wells River, with train timings including 7.40 and 8. Hh and 19.90. It mentions Electric Street Railway, a Montpelier to Marre service, and various timetables. It closes with an insurance advertisement urging families to insure and references National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier and agent Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pene & Wells River Railroad
Harte
Wells Iver
Isisaan
I Wet
al Id
Sith
Jounehary
Haromone
Pang
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Vis (Mutual
Ballard
General Nga
Montgelier
Irre
Talk of the Town and Local Notices
Cash paid for watches diamonds gold and silver jewelry Burr the Jeweler W Averill and Co offer a 2 cook book per purchase Quaker range Stone cutters All prices 20 cents to 2 dollars LP Austin watch and clock man Stenographer wanted Albany business college graduate Call No 9 Summer Street Home for sale on French estate low price easy terms house rentable reason selling D A Perry Real Estate Agency Aldrich Library trustees seek janitor bids must cover fires sweeping dusting grounds and closing building bids due October 10 1908 right to reject any bids
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr the Jeweler
W. Averill and Co
Austin
Albany Business College
Summer Street
D. A. Perry” Real Estate
Aldrich Library
Hulldis
N. 1
Phelpa
Retary
Aed
Fiv
East Barre Fair Promises Entertainment and Dancing Nights
Silver Leaf Circle No. 28 hosts the third annual fair in Opera House Hall October 14 and 15 with nightly entertainment. The Lads Silver Leaf Circle plans a parade drill at the event and the Ladies of Clan Gordon and the Odd Ladies of Barre host a fancy drill on October 1. A band concert and dancing cap the evenings, with Riley's Orchestra providing good music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Leaf Circle
Opera Loase Hall
Clan Gordon
Barre
Riley
Osborne's East Barre Ad Warns of 10c Goods Trade
An East Barre store invites window shoppers to inspect a 10c goods sale offering men’s underwear stockings shoes overalls gloves and mittens. The ad notes a 5 percent rebate on purchases and identifies Osborne as successor to R J Woodward in East Barre VI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J, R, Osborne
East Barre
R. J. Woodward
Wood and Lumber Terms From Historic Ledger
Fragmentary OCR reads wood types and pricing notes such as soft slab wood and limb wood with per toad valuations. The legible phrases hint at a catalog or ledger entry detailing timber categories and costs from a historical record.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Barre Carpenter
In Barre Vermont resident G. W. Brown, a carpenter on Lt Brook Street, recounts how Doan's Kidney Pills relieved years of back pain and kidney trouble. He praises his first statement eight years ago and notes repeat success with each slight later attack. Dealers nationwide carry the remedy, price fifty cents per box. Foster Mills Co., Buffalo, New York, distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Lt. Tian
G. W. Brown
Carpenter
Brook Street
Ayer
Dean
I A
Drown
Priga
Foster Mills
Buffalo
New York
United States
Nasme
Doan
Local Table Talk and Family Visits In New Hampshire
A string of brief notes lists residents and visitors in New Hampshire. Mentions include Haber Wheeler and Aaron Witham visiting, Clarence Martin recovering from a carbuncle, Hon J M Fisher home with a cold, Ita Noyes visiting parents, Mrs Noyes and family in town, Charles Hatch & Co offering local post cards, Amy Harvey at Cabot, Annie Gould attending a meeting in Montpelier, Taymor Noyes and family visiting J J Noyes, and Mand Jenne of Darton spending days with cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Witham
Art Sanity
New Hampshire
Clarence Martin
Nick
J. MM. Fisher
Ita Noyes Jis
Mra Noyes
Charles P. Hatch & Co
Amy Harvey
Cabot
Lastra Adama
Annie Gould
Montpelier
Taymor Noyes
Littleton
N. H
J. J. Noyes
West Cabot Gossip Highlights Local Visits
Walter Gould of Montpelier attended Houghton’s Sunday. Grace Snow guest of Miss Alice Boyd. Sanborn of Peacham in town on business. Mr and Mrs V Blake visited by his brother from New Hampshire. Mr and Mrs George Webster visited Cabot. Merton Brof of Marshfield visited George Sunday. Mrs Hattie Ward of West Burnettstown cared for Mrs Blake while she hosted Grace Blake Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gould
Montpelier
BE. Houghton
Misa Grace Snow
Alice Boyd Saturiday
Sanborn
Peacham
Busine
Blake
New Hampshire
Gorge. Webster
Cabot
C.F. Adams
Merton Brof Marshfield
George
Hattie Ward
West Burnetts
Ing House
Central Vermont excursion to Boston on Oct 14 limited round trip
The Central Vermont railway announces a limited round trip excursion to Boston leaving Oct 14 and returning by Oct 24 at low fares. Flyers with details are available from Mrs. Adamj Croom of the Croom Hotel in Vaughn Mike. A local reward is offered for the persons who vandalized a schoolhouse windows in the Lawson district. report to A W Allen, signed by the Barre town school directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railway
Boston
Lawson
East Montpelier Road
A. W. Allen
Lon
Lown
Barre
Veal Wanted at Corner Commission House Boston
The Corner Commission House at 47 North Market St Boston Massachusetts seeks veal lamb live and dressed poultry butter eggs and farm products at top market prices. The firm established in 1866 offers market reports shipping tags stencils and returns empties free with prompt and honest returns guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market St
Boston
Mass
Chelsea Whist Party Near Town Hall and Local Notices
Community notices include a whist party at the P hall on October 1, Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlin of Boiled visits daughter Mrs Pred Daniels, and many town movements. George Meath and wife relocate to Jail Street. Leander Truetell recovers from a shock. Elisha Burgess hosts a large husking party aiding Mr Burgess. Bridges replaced on Vershire and Washington roads. Edith Hood graduates from Simmons College and assumes a private secretary role. Miss Anna Harvey ends teaching. Miss Montton engaged. Joseph Landon dies at town fare after weeks of illness. funeral held with Rev George K Lake officiating. interment at Highland cemetery. Landon, 74, born in Canada, resided here 35 years. survived by wife and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Chamberlin
Boiied
Pred Daniels
George A. ‘Tracy
Pottburg
Chany
Thoms Ross
Wells River
Mina Florence Perkine
Glowcenbar
Mass
Mere
George Meath
Corinth Corner
Jail Street
Calvin Goodwin
Leander Truetell
Tunbridge Iine
Souther Hill
Elisha Burgess
Hurgesa
Vershire Road
Monroe C. Colwen
Washington Road
Elisha Thurgess
Edith Hoo
Bera W. Hood
Simmons College of Heaton
Tt. C. Davis
Ie “ Jeint
Alfred University of Alfred
Anna Harvey
Charles W. Goodwin
Bunion Montton
Migs
Lowell Bisby
Joseph Landon
George K. Lake
Highland Cemetery
Landon
Canada
Randolph Mra to Rhodesie and local moves report
Mrs Ellen Younmy and Mrs Florency Hamilton attend health related trips while several residents make short journeys. W J Dukett plans a new cellar on a Dudley street lot for personal use and potential rentals. Rev George C Howe preached at Colchester and proceeded to Brookfield for Congregational church candidate duties. Mrs Alonzo Ball visits relatives in Pottsant and Royalton before winter return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Rhodesie
Tunbridge
Moore
Dakkota
Ellen Younmy
Florency Hamilton
New York
Brooklin
W. J. Dukett
Jim
Dudley Street
Anne Chase
Bethel
Saratoga
George C. Howe
Colchester
Cochester
Brookfeld
Congregational Church
Alonzo Ball
Pottesant, N
S. ©.Clark
Hoyalton
Tunbridge Notes of Visits and Local Changes
Pearle Pierce improves as Mrs Lymon Rhodes visits York Whitney's. Farrier Prank Cushman is sick. substitutes drive for Tim. George Durkee plans a Monday visit to relatives in Melrone Mass. R A Pierse rents firm to Orrine Herard. Charles Ordray handles work. George Young moves home from Williamstown to a tenement near Be Dy mile. Local 8. of W. lodge visits No 28 at regular meeting at Phelen. George Rodgers moved to Bright farm. West and Thomson to occupy Rogers’ tenement. Mrs S A Deanie visits Weatherstell. Mrs Rogers of Bethel to stay during Mrs Deane’s absence. Mr and Mrs Sydney Russell welcome a son born Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Harry Bown have similar addition. Typhoid pneumonia claims Fred Northrop Friday night. Mrs Northrop’s parents’ talk near Royalton Lae destroyed by fire. Mrs Anna Brach of Burlington inspected the talk. KC Saturday nights noted. several members of Yaleom camp were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Pierce
Lymon Rhodes
Braintree
York Whitney
R. A. Pierse
Orrine Herard
Pink
Mr. King
Charles Ordray
George Young
Williamstown
No. 28
Rgular
Phelen
George Rodgers
Bright” Farm
Messrs West
Thomson
Rogers
S. A. Deanle
Weatherstell
Bethel Sinter
Dean
Sydney Russell
Wight
Harry Bowrn
Fred Northrop
Mra
Northrop
Royalton Lae
Anna Brach
Burlington
Ieiden Mw. Daturth
Unclear OCR text from Graniteville notices
Fragmentary and garbled OCR from a Graniteville area item mentions names and a meeting but contains numerous errors and unreadable phrases. Unable to extract clear entities or a resolvable event with proper dating or organization.
A Simple Home Prescription for Catarrh Relief
A 1917 style home remedy claims to purify the blood and ease catarrh and rheumatic pains. It prescribes mixing Dandelion, Compound Kaygon, and Sarsaparilla Syrup, taken after meals and at night, with claims of kidney cleansing and prevention of future attacks.
Brookfield Residents and Local Movements Noted
brookfield residents visit Randolph center Sunday and others plan travel. Henry Schoeder heads to New York City. C F Nichole and family move to Clit Mey. Elwin Henry recovering from rheumatic fever. Hannah Calagan visiting Torrense Calagan. MM Essary and Mrs. Sprajyme in New York. F P Wilcox family head to California for winter. Lotte Ann Flint to wed Carl Thayer in West Brookfield. multiple local movements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Rice
Randolph Center
Henry Schoeder
New York City
C. F. Nichole
Clit
Carpenter
George Knowles
East Roxbury
Mra. Sprajyme
New York
Marylaire
Arthur Daniel
Braintree
Kimball
M.A. Bord
Sharon
Wail
Williams
Hulin Williams
FLD
Wile Fame
Northfield
Wilcox
Maren
Lave Pote
California
California, Where They Expect To Spend the Winter. Mr
Mra
A. B. Ferry
Randolph
Mixx Lotte Anrill Flint
Carl Atlan Thayer
of & Olerick
West Kyooktieht
Montpelier Visitor and Local Helpers At Fair
Williamstown visitor F A Hayden of Montpelier was seen in town last evening. uy Badger finished work for T C Waldo and will take up carpenter duties. Grange workers are busy organizing the fair. Williams town grange entered the piano contest and asks for donations to the secretary or Miss M J Drury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hayden of
Montpelier
Uy Badger
T. C. Waldo
Granvers
Homer Fitts
Williams Town Grange
M. J. Drury
Sweet Cider At Mill Promptly Limited Supply
A brief notice from E. H. Keswepy of Chelsea Vermont offers sweet cider at 4 cents per gallon for a short time only. The ad warns no guarantee to furnish beyond the current crop due to a poor apple yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Keswepy
Chelsea
The Devils Come to Barre Opera House Tonight
Amusement notes announce the Devils play "The Devil" by Henry W Savage at Barre Opera House Thursday evening. The production, praised in New York, stars Ramsay Wallace and Olga Hofmann with stage settings by Arthur Voegtlin. Critics call it powerful and the event of the year with copyright protection. A light anecdote about General Miles and a Mexico City streetcar note conclude the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baste Opera House
Thureday
Menry Wy Savage
United
New York City
Savage
Garden Theatre
Dorothy Dix i
The
Evening Journal
the Herald
Ramsay Wallace
Olga M. Hofmann
Kari Mahler
Hage
Peerentney
the Devil
Henry W. Savage
Arthur Voegtlin
New York Hippodrome Productions
Ecente
No One Questions It Ad Automobile Party Stop
A party of travelers touring a mountainous district halted in a small town for repairs. While waiting a fourteen year old boy drew attention with his quiet answers, explaining his father is a preacher and a judge, and that he lives on nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuthia
Wanted Matrimony Ad From Weary Man
A Catholic Standard and Times reader quotes a man seeking a suitable job and a possible marriage as he contemplates life changes. He wishes to place an advertisement in a newspaper to find decent employment and a wife. The piece reflects humorous misreading and a plea for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard and Times
Turkish Heiresses and Odd Culinary Notes
The piece discusses Turkish heiresses gaining control after marriage, describes a chicken salad with lemon and celery and optional mayonnaise with French dressing, and notes whale bone frames weighing about forty five tons. It adds a tip on reviving stale rolls by briefly soaking and crisping in the oven, resembling zweibach when hot.
Nurse and Professor Dialogue Fragment
A fragment shows a nurse announcing a student’s expectation and a professor replying absentmindedly. The scene hints at a classroom or hospital exchange with an unnamed Titth boy and a character named Doston Treu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doston
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Central Vermont Railwasah
Marre
Heaainnies
Ptpaten
Marra
Talk OF
the Town
Osborne’s
Jueneo
Arthur
Martin
Park Street
Liers Websterville
L. J. Bolster
Telephone
North Main Street
Vermont
Scranton
Lehigh
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Clon
A. Mila St
Blackwell
Lower Cabot
Haber Wheeler
West Cabot
Veal
James Bryden Co, Inc
Corner Commission House
al’ Drich Be
Oh Reah
Be ‘Sach
DODGE
the Jeweler
N. Main St
Ideal Bookstore
P. Hall
Graniteville
Barry
Sovinck
Archer
Sean de Pol
Tata
Lagavici
Onder
Brookfield
Elwin Henry
B. Holton
M. E. Chase
FF. Nichols
Popham
Dravglets
Williama
Cleveland
Ohio
C. H. Kendrick & Co
Barre, Vt
Israel
Stroat
Smontpelie
Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Washington
City of Mexico
Houston Post
Ladies’ Coats
Soc
Corner Main
Pearuts
Turkey
Bones
N. M. Nelson
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
GML ‘Taft
CH. Taft
Times
S.J. Segel CO
Depot Square
Barro, Verma
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