Travelers' Railway Guide in Barre Daily Times 1908
The Barre Daily Times lists Central Vermont Railway routes and connections from Barre to White River Junction Windsor Springs Montpelier and Wells River with trains and schedules. It notes service and transfers at Windsor and Wells River and mentions local agents Ballard and associates in Montpelier for National Life Insurance this 16th day of October 1908.
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Central Vermont Railway
Ms. M
Beare & Wells River Railroad
Welly River, Connect
Rae
Squard
Barre
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Alutualu
Ballard
Montand Vne BN
B. Ballard
Talk of the Town and Real Estate Listings
A jumble of notices offers cash for watches and jewelry, a Q uaker Stone cutter glasses deal, stenographer job, a summer street call, and a town house for sale on the French estate with easy terms. Also lists a third annual Silver Leaf Circle fair with concerts and drills, plus ads for Burdock Blood Bitters and Dr Thomas electric belt remedies.
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L. P. Austin
Albany Business College
Call
Summer Street
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Silver Leaf Circle
Opera House Hall
Mth
Clan Gordon
Barre
Riley
Veal Wanted By The Corner Commission House Boston
James Bryden Co Inc offers top market prices for veal lamb live and dressed farm products. They supply market reports shipping tags stencils and return empties free with prompt and honest returns guaranteed.
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North Market St
Boston
Mass
Pigs for Sale Inquiries for Further Details
Classified notice offering pigs for sale with request to inquire for further particulars. The fragment mentions mine ve BOD 2.50 S20 176 and directs readers to seek more information from the seller.
Montpelier and Marie visit relatives. locals to return home
RANDOLPH Mrv and G W Doving fed daughter are in Montpelier and Marie visiting relatives, left York Teach for the sitson and are expected home this week. V A Grant is in Sesto this week and well and looking after there. Mrs Ellen Young received news Thursday of the rous Hinese of her sister Mrs S W Cole Barre. Mrs Elwin Scott returned to Barre Wednesday after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Adel Preman. 4.0 Sherburne admitted to Vermont Bar at Montpelier annual meeting. Mr and Mrs A St Tewksbury are Myx. Theio King returned to Teland Pond Thursday after spending several weeks with her daughter Alva. Albert Dales and Miss Hottie Spaulding arrived to visit Zebina Spaulding on Tatro farm. Rev Fraser Meteger home from New York with wife and son. Rev 4 0 Howe has a call to Emmanuel Union church at Lake View and will begin mid November. Robert Adams home for first time since December after winter in Florida and summer at U.S. hotel Saratoga. Mr and Mrs A Tt Thomas of Hardwick guests of Mr and Mrs A H Boodle. Mr and Mrs H W Worthing of St Johnsbury guests at Mr and Mrs A J Foster. Mrs Blanch Dunbar arrived from Boston to visit and to Montreal. Cost of repairing Main Street from post office to covered bridge is 55.50. Freighting stove crew plan to use river gravel on square to test durability vs stone.
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York
V. A. Grant
Ellen Young
W. Cole
Barre
Elwin Scott
Sherburne
Vermont Bar Arecaition
Montpelier
A. St. Tewksbury
Myx
Theio King
Teland Pond
Alva
Albert Dales
Hottie Spaulding
St. Johnsbury
Zebina Spaulding
Tatro
Fraser Meteger
New York
Howe
Fmmuanie Union Church
Lakeview
Robert Adams
Florida
United States
Saratoga Springs
A. Tt. Thomas
Hardwick
Mire
A. H. Boodle
Ir H. W. Worthing
A. J. Foster
Blanch Dunbar
Boston
David Dunbar
Montreal
The Thief at Burro Opera House October 28
Ample review lauds Henri Bernstein play The Thief as a powerful demanding drama. The plot centers on a young wife who sacrifices caution for love and faces theft, blackmail, guilt, and jealousy as a detective probes a mysterious purse of money. The work, praised for its human logic and emotional force, plays in Paris and New York before arriving.
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Henri Bernstein
Lng Spencer Oes
Paris
New York
Mir
Buhd
Fran
Witt
Emily
Boise
Thie Tiisix
South Anerien
Pullty
Waull
Towson
Wright
Alwayx
Alwaye
Local residents noted visiting and in-town reports
East Calais and nearby towns show a flurry of in town visits and social notes with residents from Cabot Walden Moretown Enos Montpelier Hardwick Stowe South Woodbury and Marshfield. Entries mention Asa Baldwin Lee Keniston Elmer Brown and family, Mrs Dwinell and others with several small town activities and a mention of a school closure due to eye troubles and a telephone line installation.
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George Herring
Moretown
Frank le Tian
Enat Montpelt
Napoleon Billadean
Hardwick
Charles Bean
Glover
Asa Baldwin
Stowe
C. W. Guernsey
Wade Benjamin
South Woodbury
F. B. Thomas
Elmer Brown
Rath
Arthur Rodgers
Walden
D. J. Scott
Alice Goodrich
Dell Dwinell
J. C. Lamb
C.D. Smith
Marshfield
Rol Emery
Maraneld
Dwinell
Sylvia Bling
Carrie White
Montpelier
Cof Barrett
Cabotté
Irving Willians
Clara Pletee
Cribbage Committees Plan Monday Start In Graniteville
Three cribbage committees met Thursday evening to decide to begin play Monday at 7 sharp. Players and substitutes should be at the Barker for Monday’s start. The Catholic Order of Foresters, Modern Woodmen, and Woodmen groups schedule games in October and late October.
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Barker
Fan
Order of Vorpaten
Trama
Order of Foresters and Woodmen
Olice of Foresters
Order of Foresters
Pirie
Fall and Winter Milling Fair Draws Local Visitors
Mrs. George TL Pray hosts a fall and winter milling gathering inviting ladies. Mr. Musc ee of Newhon joins in. Notables include Everieith from Putines, Tanmfe LALte over Sunday, Serae Pray, and Mr. Shortt from Marshfield visiting. David Parker of Farette, Civil War veteran, recalls the Kieetine Hitters fundraising for a hospital project amid a town gathering.
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George TL
Mus¢ey
Newhon
AL Everieith
Putines
Mr. Shortt
Marshfield
David Parker
Farette
Tietiyehure
Werth
Bethel News Recap of Local Events and Departures
A burned culvert at Sie Till last week was found in time to avert damage. Robert Perkins left for Chicago to join Cuien Stockyards and Transit as a driver. Confirmation was given to five candidates at Christ ehoreh by Bishop Hall of Vermont. Robert Maston is severed from con needles due to flu. Ernest McGiray and family left for Worcester to pursue stone cutting work after a year at Pavcom House. The district line met installed free alarm boxes at three posts near Martin's store, the town fountain, and Lincoln's shop. John Holmes and attorney Frank Kaley visited for estate settlement of Inte & Cj Denna. KH Perry rode Standart Al to Middlebury for Evelyn Caswell of Ripon. Rev. Charles E. Gorion, East Truidene, Ro 4, has been elected pastor and will leave his current post to assume duties at Gangregetions church.
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Robert Perkins
Chicago
Cuien Stock Yards and Transit Company
Bishop Hall
the Diocess of
Vermont
Robert Maston
Watson
Ernest McGiray
Worcester
Mase
Melitey
Pavcom House
Free Alam
Lt. 1. Martin's
Lincoln's
John Holmes
Frank Kaley
Inte
Cj Denna
Holmes
KH. Perry
Standart al
Wee
Middlebury
Mise
Evelyn Caswell
Ripon
Peery
Will Reek
Metnel
Piles Piles Piles in Barre Vermont Description
Fragmentary ad copy from Barre Vermont describes a sale by C. H. Kendrick & Co. It mentions the term piles and seems to promote a purchase opportunity with unclear details. Limited readable entities include Barre and Kendrick.
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C. H. Kendrick & Co
Barre, Vt
Motels and locals mix in Montpelier news item
Montpelier notes a string of social items from Burlington to Boston including Miss Motel Johnson visiting, a birth in Plainfield, and Timmy Ashmore’s daughter. Other items cover a hunting accident, hospital updates, a Nashua visit, a drunken charge, state council plans at Wells River, a faulty eye injury, and power and river-water impacts on local utilities.
Motoring as a Fine Art by Max Pemberton
Max Pemberton, noted novelist and motor editor of the Landen Sphere, discusses driving righteousness in a new work Thy Atwater Motorist. He recalls a near accident with a cautious manager praising a fearless driver while warning that true great driving avoids endangering passengers and cushions. The piece reflects on the peril and philosophy of high skilled motoring.
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Max Pemberton
Rychtess
Fanems
Mr. Pemberton
Britto
Aml & van
Cherise Jarrett
Gould Income Drops From 600000 To 400000 A Year
New York October first reports Howard Gould's income has fallen from six hundred thousand to four hundred thousand annually due to a business downturn. His counsel argued against Mrs Katherine Clemmons Gould's divorce suit seeking alimony raised from twenty five thousand to one hundred twenty thousand. Gould contends past generosity exceeded present earnings and accuses Mrs Gould of extravagant spending. she claims he isolates her and keeps spies, while witnesses note substantial transfers and savings over seven years. The court preserved the alimony dispute ruling awaiting further action.
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New York
Howard Gould
NOH
Junilee Bisho Yeater
Mra
Dela Nicoll
Gould
Postcards Offer From Far Countries and Comic Prints
Four postcards for sale include pretty views of foreign countries and comic scenes. Items cover men’s women’s and children’s hosiery, valued over ten cents. The notice promises new stock arriving tomorrow at the store, inviting readers to purchase at this low price.
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Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Talk OF
the Town
Burr the Jeweler
W. Averill, and Co
East Barre
America
Burdock
Dean
Thomas
Veal
James Bryden Co, Inc
Corner Commission House
Arthur S. Martin
Phono
Park Street
Webstervilla
L. J. Bolster
Telephone 405
North Main Street
Scranton
Miles Coal CO
Malin St
Yards of
Dich
Randolph
Mrv
G. W. Doving
Ti Montpelier
Marie
East Calais
Levi Wheeler
Cabot Sun
Ling
Fred Gile
Melvin Dierse
Massachusetts
Wing Tie Wether
Byron V
Pierew
Pliny Pike
St. Dohaybury
Nisister
Prank Marsh
Tre Ide
Graniteville
North
Bethel
Charles E. Gorion
East Truidene
Gangregetions Church
Diehy
John H. Cras
Crossett
Dorothy Dodd
Barre’s Big Department Store
Main and
Pearl Streets
Miss Motel Johnson
Robert Johnton
Burlington
Timmy Ashmore
Herbert Culver
West Berlin
Heaton Hospital
B. A. Spaulding
Nashua
John Sanders
Waitefield
Bates
McAvoy
Stat Council
Ir. C. UA. MM
Wells River
Orfer
A. KE. White
W. HL. Jeffries
Alfred D. Harris
Freich Block
Consolidated Lighting Company
Wednesaay
Middlewx
Botton Valle
Theioneer
Py Gilbert Hn
Thx Montpelier Fire Department
Gilbert
Hie Sheeyldor
Toth
Laondon
Howard
Newark
J. Petree
RED Cross Pharmacy
Tomasi Bik
C. H. Kendrick .&Co
Earl S. Shepard & CO
Elm Street
E. A. Crown
Main St
Cpp
Nat'l Bank
N. M. Nelson
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
GFL Tact
West
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Barre, Vermont