Travelers' Railway Guide from Barre Daily Times 1908
In this travel section, the Barre Daily Times lists rail routes and schedules for Vermont lines including Central Vermont, Montpelier and Wells River, and electric street car service. It notes departures toward Burlington, Montpelier, and St Albans along with local agent Ballard and insurance advertising from National Life Insurance Company.
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Asa Man
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Tb Dinoal General Agal Stents
Talk of the Town and Bargains Headline
Notices offer cash for watches diamonds and silver jewelry from Burr the Jeweler and C W Averill Co. plus a two cook book gift with Quaker Tange items. Other ads promote glasses, clock repairs, a stenographer wanted and a French estate sale with easy monthly payments before the owner leaves town.
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Burr the Jeweler
C. W
D. A. Perry Estate Agency
Bethel Horseman in Fatal Accident Ends in Gloom
Willis Davis, a skilled horseman in Bethel, was fatally injured Saturday when a horse bolted and threw him. Doctors report a brain clot from the crash. recovery unlikely. The community’s spirit sours as word spreads of his serious condition and a local doctor-filled remedy advertisement follows.
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Willis Davis
Mr. Davis
Davis
Randolph on anid ys sue paar ma wirlington for a sin with Mr Fred Webster
Randolph on anid ys sue paar ma wirlington for a sin with Mr Fred Webster and family Mrs A J Foster concluded his vieit with her daughter Mrs Thomspeon at Montpelier returned to her name on Saturday Mr and Mr W B Clark of Now ve ene are on as ww a requesta of Ir p o F Moulton Mrs G B Taplin who fe here from Boston vintiyt her mother Mira Daven port went to Northfield to spend Sunday with friends there Mrs Lena Udall wie elected delegate from the federated Sunday school to attend the State Sunday school convention at eBlows Falls Wie week Open house day at Randolph Sant orium was celebrated on Friday after noon and evening and resulted In money and articles to the value of about $100 G B Emery was released from quarantine on Saturday after day run confined five weeks with his family lad to have been it with scarlet fever but who are now canvaleasing Miss Sarah Cheedet who has been at her home for several months returned to Laconia N H on Saturday while Mrs Cheeled joined red husband at Woodstock for a stay there over Sunday The property belonging to the I D willie estate wax was at public auction on Saturday forenoon re house and hall hangen as the Grange aa was bought by Will Owenee 000 A M Hubbard and Miss Esther George left here on Sunday for Boston where Mr Hubbard will purchase goods for the holidays and Miss George will after making a war of the wholesale homens with Mr Hubbard visit friends in ace and vicinity for several weel
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W. B. Clark
Moulton
G. B. ‘Taplin
Boston
Mira
Davenport
Northfield
Lena Udall
Federated Sunday School
eBlows Falls
Randolph Santorium
G. B. Emery
Sarah Cheedet
Laconia
N. IL
Mrs. Cheeled
Red Husband
Woodstock
A. M. Hubbard
Esther George
Mr. Hubbard
Miss George
Ace
A. Ye Nelson
Montpelier
Cvcil
St. Johnsbury
Forest Ormeboete
Geor
Marshfield
G. C. Boyles
Bert Lyford
Hart Lyford
Rutland
Ina Ti
Burlington
J.B. Knight
Hardwick
Charlen
Henry Kennedy
H. G. Williams
Hoxton
Robert Waldridge
Willame
Town
H. G. Way
Mia
Clyde Lance
John Herring
Canada Fork
W. B. Lyford
Mire. Smith
O. P. Barrett
East Galata
Ida Noyes
Hartwick
George Larkey
James Callahan
Portland
Brookfield Visitors and Local Movements Notice
Miss Alice Williams visiting at B. J. Williams and F. D. Williams of Northfield on business. Miss Abbie Williams returned to Northfield home. Mrs. L. L. Stone visited Mrs. Harry Jones. M. and Mrs. Th. Molden and Miew Avia in Northfield. D. Poor of Northwell in town with apples. Ruth Hanks attended the Vermont State Teachers Meeting in Rutland. Mrs. Mary Blaisdell of East Randolph visiting daughter Mrs. Warren Williams. Pearl Washburn called home from Brandon by his father Julius Washburn’s death. Horace Farnham of East Montpelier aided by George Williams purchased new work here. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Fowler and son of Northfield visiting View for Holts. also Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Shuck. About twenty Brookfield people attended the Grange unit in Williamstown Thursday evening.
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Alice Wiliams
B. JJ. Williams
F. D. Willams
Northfeld
Abbie Williams
Northfield
L. L. Stone
Harry Jones
Th. Molden
Miew Avia
D. Poor
Northwell
Towen
Mies Ruth Hanks
Vermont State Teacher's Association
Rutland
Mary Blaisdell
East Randolph
Warren Williama
Pearl Washburn
Brandon
Julius Washburn
Wiliams
George
Horace Farnham
East Montpelier
Charlie Fowler
View
Holts
Lucien Shuck
Brookfield Gra
Hat
Williamstown
Wood Wood Rey D 8 Toy D D evangelist in midlife
A biography of Wood Rey D an evangelist linked with D J Manly and Dr Chapman. It details his war service, travels across the United States, conversion story, shift from pastor to full-time evangelistic work, and notes his appeal to male audiences. Also mentions his stints in Maryland and New York City, finances, and a poem fragment.
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Pacific Coast
Eitien
Middle West
Maryland
New York City
Tig Wood
Chiaki Wood
Ccesseree
Toy
Chapman
Electric Hitters Prove Worth to Civil War Veteran
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Hitters cured his stomach trouble and keeps him strong. He values the remedy at more than five hundred dollars and notes he now takes it routinely. Available at Red Tepes Pharmacy and Rickert Wells' drug store.
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David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Red Tepes Pharmacy
Rickert & Wells’ Drug Store
Sand for cement plastering near Websterville
Hand of all kinds and sh any quantity for cement or plastering sand near Websterville. Pigs for sale. For further particulars inquire of
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Websterville
Beaton Coal Company Ad Offers Winter Coal Supply
An advertisement from Beaton Coal Co promotes purchasing coal for winter with emphasis on strong heat. It mentions cash discounts and a sales location at 122 Main Street in Ginthwell, urging immediate action and detailing terms.
Walden Notices and Local Visits Highlight Montpelier Trip
A long list of residents and visitors appears from Cabot M1 to Montpelier, St. Johnsbury, Rutland, Boston, and Hardwick. Notable movements include Digood to Montpelier Pri, Bert Lyford to Boston, Mrs. Nelson and Nelsons in Montpelier, and J B Knight visiting Hardwick. Other items note real estate talk, a meeting of Green Mountain lodge, and a church roll call at the Methedist church with remarks by the pastor Ralph Tost.
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Metiedist
Pantor
Ralph Tost
Bre Bo
Lance
Best Way to Keep Tomatoes Safe in Winter
Farmers learn to force tomatoes with warm light bottom heat and uniform temperatures. Start first crop in August and second sowing in three weeks for succession. Boxes or beds with charcoal and soil mix house plants, training to a single stem and pinching terminal buds. Maintain nights near 0 C and days around 70 F, avoid cold drafts.
Ancient Indian myth of Mount Tahoma and the Great Spirit
A long myth describes how Mount Tahoma formed by the Great Spirit shaping trees animals and the first beings. It covers a storm and a daughter’s warning, the grizzly bears' early form, and the union of the daughter with a grizzly as ancestors to humans. Includes later notes on capital crimes labor strikes and simple gardening tips.
Five year old breaks both forearm bones near elbow
Williamstown reports young William Henry Waldo broke both bones of his arm just below the elbow. Dr Watton attended. child recovering. Also notes visits by Van McAllister and son Leon to friends, and summary local notices including library janitor bid solicitation with dates ending October 1908.
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Wendall
Jaf Henry Waldo
Tell
Wml
Dr. Watton
Poultry Foods Promotion Claims Trusted By Experts
An advertisement touts Page's Perfected Poultry Fodder as a reliable feed, quoting Charles A. Hancock of Marblehead MA and urging readers to write to B. Pager in Tryde Park VI for a free booklet titled Frostable Poultry. It promotes experiences of others and offers free literature to producers who mention the paper.
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Iie
Ehon
Charles A. Hancock
Marre
Mass
Tryde Park
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New York
Welle River
Connent- Noth
Aia Iith
Uare
Tate
Harte
Talk OF
the Town
Bethel
D. Thomas
Randolph
I. D. Willie
Rehouse
Hall
Will Owenee
Brookfield
Evangelist Toy
Barre
Kissetiort
Palla
Hewl
Ian E
Arthur
Martin
Park Street
L. J. Bolster
North Main Street
Vermont
D. Mc Miles
Ginthwell
CABOT
Wheeler
le D. Nute
Alcknews
Fred
Ile
Walden
Lawrence Farrington
Digood
Fisher
Will Morse
Livingston
Mare Hill
Maine
Aidison Baker
Kiva Powers
Rutlond
Susie Exalman
Mra
Millicent McIntyre
Dan Pearsons
A. W. Noyes
Wolcott
Raymond Farrington
Ike
Seymour Noyes
Ann
Battleston
N. J
E. F. Smith
Ping Smith
Logg
James Cullinan
Mark Bliss
Ernest
Marth Wheeler
Berry Ball & Co
John Atherton
St. Albans
L. Myers
Frank Russell
East Celts
Ahl
Erastus Nichols
Lower Cadet
Green Mountain Lode
Addizon Baker
Fanny McDude
Mount Tahoma
Abe
Grizalles
Gris
Grizzly
England
London Chronicle
France
Spain
Venezuela
Germany
India
Minneapalla Journal
Wendall Waldo
van McAllister
Leon
Northflelt
Summitodee
An Daly
Lindsey Winchester
Mex
Winchester
Aldrich Library
Jeburnr
M. Poeipe
Lye
Trustena
Shoe Department
Dorothy
Dodd
Cross
Crossett
Earl S. Shepard & CO
Elm Street
N. M. Nelson
The
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Reliance Woodpecker Engines
GM. Taft
Goss
Daily Times
Nent Times
S.J. Segel Co
Granite Street
Depot Square
Barre, Vermont
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