Barree Daily Times trains and insurance notice 1908
The Barre Daily Times reports train schedules for Central Vermont Railway to Wille Miver Junction and Barre to Montpelier with electric streetcar runs and fare details. Also noted is an immediate annuity product from National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier for two beneficiaries, with agents B S Ballard and local office details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Railway
Wille Miver
Fullona
Alka Windaor
York
Lispam
Alvo
Barre
Junction
Hallows Falls
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Mutual
B.S. Ballard
Montgeben
B. Ballard
Talk of the Town items and local notices
Cash paid for watches diamonds and jewelry at Murr the Jeweler with offers from W Averill and Co. A $2 cook book with every Quaker range purchase and eyeglasses priced from 20 cents to 2.00. B P Austin advertised as watch and clock man. Help wanted for stenographer from Albany business college graduate at 0 Summer street. A desirable French estate residence offered at low price with easy terms, owner selling town within a week, D A Perry Real Estate Agency handling sale. Silver Leaf Circle No 828 to hold third annual fair in opera house ball October 1 3 10 15 17 with theme exhibitions by Indies of Clan Gordon and Odd Ladies of Barre and dances. Riley’s orchestra providing music. Mrs Adam Croom credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing severe cough and consumption, promotional note with trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murr
W. Averill and Co
Austin
Albany Business College
Summer Street
Jorn
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
Silver Leaf Circle
Opera House
Indies of Silver Lant Circle
Clan Gordon
Odd Ladies
Barre
Riley
Local notices and visits across Montpelier region
Illnesses and recoveries, visitors and relatives in Montpelier and nearby towns. Names include Charles Fisher, Loilia Wells, Ethel King, Mrs Gea King, D My Wheeler, W M Parker, J T Mubbelt, Annie Copeland, Frank Hicks, E Davidson, Miss Beulah Kneeland, Mrs Wim McCarthy, and others. Rev Sturges holding revival meetings. district convention in Mortleville. multiple farming and property transfers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fisher
Loilia Wells Han
Boston
B. P. Clark
H. M Edward
Ethel King
W. BE
TP. Clark
H. S. Woodmansen
S. E
D. My
Wheeler
Stowe
W. M. Parker
Montpelier
Wallace Towne
Whin Smith
Jd Darling
Danville
Beulah Kneeland
Morrisville
Mita Bida Knight
C. W. Preston
Walden
James
Hardwick
Ay TH Sturges
Padethultins
J.T. Mubbelt Ant
Horre and
Annie Copeland
Sutton, Que
E. Whittemore
Frank Hicks
Colbrook
Willian Straw
E. Davidson
Greensboro
Mes
Fane Wells
J. A. Wills
Rom. Hoishell
Hy W Parker
Com Hunphy
Granger
Mortleville
Randolph Tales and Local Moves Across Town
Randolph residents report a teachers meeting with Professor Bog and the sole Randolph high school teacher in attendance. Banifolpt high school football visited South Royalton for a Friday game. Mr and Mrs J M Atwood visited Terman to see their eldest daughter Mrs Amy Dew. Sheeman Spooner sold his form on Thayer track to George Nichola for 1095 pounds. Purchases included hay, five cows, a horse, Mim Tork, a high school teacher, and Mr H W McAllister to Waterbury for a hospital visit. Howard Drey left for Massachusetts General Hospital for nurse training. Mr and Mrs G Owen traveled to Montreal then Des Moines. Th Rickerle faces a Supreme Court session for fraud. Pearl Ramrill and son return to Concord after weeks with the Ramrill family. Atwood and Tilton plan to move their store to the Connen block when ready. Mina Winnifred Chadwick hosted a visit from Greenfield Maxs. Pumpkin canning began at Demetritt Palmer factory with pumpkins and squashes shipped from Waterbury, canning at 15,000 cans a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Tork
H.W. McAllister
Waterbury
Howard Drey
Boxton
Massachusetts General Hospital
G. Owen
Mipreme Court
Mawell
Atwood and
Tilton
Howard Block
Local cribbage groups set opening games this week
Graniteville reports three cribbage committees met Thursday evening and agreed to start play Monday October 1 at 7 o clock. Regular and substitute players urged to attend barber shop Monday evening at 9:30. Foresters Woodmen and Catholic orders schedule games through October 25 with various pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cribhage
Cribbage
Orter of
Foresters
Molin Woodmen
Order of Foresters and Woodmen
Forveters
Frida
Catholic Orier of
Karpsters
Fred Pirie
Sea
Reward offered for information on schoolhouse window tampering
A reward is offered to anyone providing information about who tied windows in the Lawson district schoolhouse on Kaet Moontpetier raat. The incident involved a fire at a stair and mentions Davin A W Allen and the School Directors of the Town of Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Kaet Moontpetier Raat
Davin A. W. Allen
Barre
Cured to Stay Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills
Barre resident Norman York reports lasting relief from six years of kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes back pain and frequent kidney issues alleviated, with continued improvement over years. He praises Bullalo agents and urges buying only Dean's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Ville
Drown
Voster-Mifliion Company
Bullalo
New York
United States
Dean
Groton Church Sale a Success at Opera House
The Groton church sale held in the opera house on Wednesday and Thursday drew joyful crowds despite misty weather. Booths featured candy with yellow and white decor and a doll booth in red and white, with crafts and millinery praised. Nearby residents and visitors from Montpelier, Peacham, Bath, and Woodsville attended events, while the Crescenza basket bell team planned a charity social Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penel Heath
Dole
Iteervam
Crescenza Basket
Ortater
Beneft
Suspended Socialist MP Grayson Brandies Obstruction
London report states Socialist Member Allert V. Grayson faced suspension from the Commons amid uproar over obstructive conduct. The article notes Grayson’s actions including protesting ministers and passing remarks in the chamber, drawing strong reactions from colleagues and the public.
Indiana farmhand calls for farm life reform
An Indiana farmhand writes President Roosevelt and discusses the Country Life Commission's work. He urges agricultural hours reform and better management, arguing that educated farming and organized domestic duties can lure workers back to farms. He notes eight- to twelve-hour days and stresses regular routines, Sunday work, and family stability as essential. He predicts the Commission will seek more input from farmers like him when it visits Indiana next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Roosevelt
Country Life Commission
Country Life
Dent
Guing
Winn Chey
Deat
Oinniesi
Fats
Jinelw
Mec
Hemscheml
Welles
Wien
Fierteen
Welloek
Snelling
Hicks
Peel
Thie
Dror Femeor
H. Bailey
Countey Life Commission
Downtey
Target Practice Procedures Described for Navy Gunnery
A historical description explains target practice with single gun firings and turret tests. It notes canvas targets, yardage from 200 to 1000 yards, scoring by hits, and career implications for pointer operators. The piece mentions cost-saving substitutions and crew roles aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Annie Tanger
Cape Tain
Axigaia
Given
Dart
Cain
Rabley D. Evans
Broadway
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the Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Talk OF
the Town
East Barre
Adam. Croom
Croom
Vaughn
Bor
Dr. King
Uis
Colt
Ket Cross Pharmacy
Rickert & Wells’ Drug Store
Gandy Catnartic Es
Lo. Potent
Tanta Coit
Do Geo
Josef Gure
Foe Wade
Ee Enclaes Remedy Co
Chicago
Awrass
Arthur & Martin
Park Street
Berlin
Wim
McCarthy
Mmm
John Poor
Eine Ex.co
Willan Rochester
Ean
CT. Crindul
J. Ae Poor
Walcott
Willey
W. BR. Reed
Wed- Neading
Websterville
L. J. Bolster, Myleetnnn
North Main Street
Burre, Vermont
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Onice
Wa Main
Bleckwe
Randolph
Eliets
Bog. Tam Wee
Randolph Ify School
Taitland
Banifolpt High School
South Royalten
Mra
J. M. Atwood
Terman
Amy Dew
Sheeman Spooner
Thayer
George Nichola
Pearl Ramrill and
Concord
N. W
Graniteville
Riokey
Groton
Church
Pillsbury
Fred Slayton
Ricker
KE. KB
Darling
Peacham
Clyde Corbycie
Worthwell
Thursley
H. Hendry
Bla
Webber
Marre
Jessie McKay
Topsham
Lewis Keenan
Rom Crown
Woodsville
Alex Cochran
Wetliver
Alm. Heath
Mir Stall
Bath
E. D. Ricker
Heston
Mise Farington
Mise Crane
Aubuendale
Mass
Iiule
Welneslay
HL. 1
Wood and Son
Maas
Dre SN
HS. Kautman
Gil
Halph FE
Pillehuny
Aud
Mies
Gertrude Chark
Mya
Pillatney
Vehia
Adr. Clark
Uraton High School
Clase
XN. H
Maglant
Hollows Falls
Pillabury
Amdiib
N. J
Astoter
Tristees Re
London
Allert
Grayson
Moat of Commons
Seeesess
Rwent
John H. Cross
Ateeseeeey
Dorothy Dodd
Barre’s Big Department Store
Main and
Pearl Streets
Howard
Navy
Hale
Pike
C. H. Kendrick & CO
Earl S. Shepard & CO
Elm Street
E. A. Crown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
N. M. Nelson
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
Gov. Tate
H. Tat
Randolph Center
Vermont
Daily Times
S. J. Segel Co
Smith & ‘Cumbans
Granite Street
Bagot Square
Barre, Vermont
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