Travelers' Railway Guide and Montpelier Rail Links
The Barre Daily Times outlines Central Vermont Railway routes from Barre to White River Junction and Windsor to New York and beyond, noting connections to Montpelier Wells River and Montreal lines. It mentions streetcar times to Montpelier and an annuity advertisement from a local Mutual Insurance agent.
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Central Vermont Railway
Drave Barre
White Liver Junction
Visa
Windsor
New York
Barre
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Talk of the Town and Local Notices
Mixed newspaper notices advertise cash for watches diamonds gold and silver jewelry Burr the Jeweler offers 82 cook book with Quaker range purchase Stone cutters glasses priced 20 cents to 2 00 L P Austin the watch and clock man seeks stenographer Albany Chase collage graduate Tall at No 0 Summer street In time of peace prepare for war furnace condition check by N D Phelps Co Heaters offered and a French estate residence for sale by D A Perry Heal Estate Agency with easy terms and potential rental setup Must sell before owner leaves town within a week.
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Burr the Jeweler
W. Averill and Co
L. P. Austin
Ition
Albany Chase Collage
Summer Street
N. D. Phelps Co
D. A. Perry Heal Estate Agency
Veterans Reunion At South Royalton And Local Happenings
Dozens of veterans attended a reunion in South Royalton yesterday. Rations at the cider press began last week and a steam engine was installed. A man named Durrell plans a steel rooting project for his build. Funeral rites for William Moses were held at his brother Perley’s home. Mary Vermi Viola Whiting and Clarence Woodard wed in October at the bride’s home, with a reception in Massachusetts. Lieut James Farnham camp No 89 held a notable meeting with military drill. Chelsea Grange hosted a combined event with Washington visitors, showcasing third and fourth degree work.
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South Royalton
Durrell
Vermi
Whiting
Clar- Woodard
Massachusetts
E. A. Woodard
James L. Farnham
Chelsea Grange
Washington
Wood Prices From a Historic Trade Ledger
Fragmentary list shows varied wood categories with unit pricing and notes on second growth wood, limb wood, soft stab wood, and road related terms. No clear event or dates, but indicates a market or inventory record for timber types and rates.
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Wa Wand
Pigs For Sale And Cordwood Prices Advertised
Fragmentary ad listing various sale items from cordwood to sand and pigs for sale. Mentions Wood, slab, and cement or plastering sand with a price note for Websterville and a contact line for further particulars.
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Websterville
Coal for Winter Heating Now Available
Advert reads urge to buy coal for winter with emphasis on powerful heat. Mentions prices for different coal grades and locations in Scranton and nearby areas. Vague wording suggests free delivery or bargains, urging immediate purchase and payment options.
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Scranton
Death of West Topsham resident noted at church service
Friends of the late Mrs. Church gathered for a funeral at the West Topsham Free Baptist church with Lewis Dexter officiating. The 90 year old widow resided in the area most of her life, praised as a devoted wife mother and Christian. Immediate family included husband two daughters and three granddaughters. Several local residents sent sympathy and recalled her cheerful patience and community spirit.
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He K
Frindlond
Lewis Dexter
Arthur Hale
Bradford
Flow
Jere
Windsor Corlies
Thomas Cornwell
Barre
Mises Vena
Marion Corline
Min Kato Carywell
Zeeal
Mra
Church
Free Baptist Church
A. O. Peasley
N.S
Births and Visits Highlight Groton News Highlights
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Pred White. Local residents like R.8 Hooper of Hardwick and Leonard Crown visiting nearby towns. Several townsfolk moved or traveled to Waterbury Montpelier Wells River and Waterbury for employment and family ties. A five weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Taisey died Wednesday evening. funeral services were held Sunday. An elderly Civil War veteran, David Parker of Fayette, recounted Civil War memories and the worth of Electric Nitters as a tonic. Ads promote blood purification and bowel health remedies available locally.
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Charles Poole
Meredith
N. IL
EB. C. Poole
Barre
K. Clyde Church
J. D. Wilds
J. R. Rouhan, Jr
Tefennis
Ellen Bagley
East Barre
George Newton
A. N. Fellown
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston
Birney Savage
St. Albans
East Terkshire
George Darling
South Ryegate
Dow
C. HL Hight
J. W. Jackson
Dohy Flanders’ Store
Harry Laird
Grange
Joseph Caleb
Watts River
Orange
J. F. Sanborn
Fannie Chalmers
W. P. Bergin
Pred White
Hooper
Hardwick
Leonard Crown
Waterbury
R. N. Dasting
Montpellier
Prank Demming
Wells River
Scott Welch
Northfield
Timothy Welch
Robert Reyes
Toston
Alexander Cochran
Sinc
Mixsea
Mes
Ernest ‘Taisey
Alness
Hones
Rev. M
Baldy
David Parker
Fayette, N
Gettysburg
Red Cros
Rickert & Wel Drug Store
Dressed pork easier and dairy prices steady
Wholesale quotations show dressed pork easing while creamery butter holds at 30 and 28 cents for dairy. Potatoes trade around 60 to 63 cents per bushel with fall apples up to 31 dollars per barrel. other items include veal fancy, fowls, and chickene priced with small variations across markets.
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Barre
Market Report From St. Johnsbury Oct 21
Ricker's market report shows prices about one cent lower across beef poultry and lamb with a general downward trend. Receipts for the period ending October 11 include poultry 8,400 pounds cattle 310 head calves 425 with cattle and calves details.
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St. Johnalury
Ricker's
Boston Market Dairy Prices Hold Steady Amid Small Demand
In Boston on October 21 dairy markets show little change with scant fresh creamery butter and subdued cheese demand. Prices remain in buyers favor. large distributors pull quantities from coolers. Quoted: fancy fresh northern creamery butter and New York twins cheese with varied regional figures listed for a range of products.
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Daley
New York Twins
Liye
Vermont
Fancy Kennery
Silage for Milch Cows and Feeding Practices
A discussion on silage benefits for milch cows, noting silage preserves plant juices and boosts milk similar to fresh forage. It advises not feeding exclusively, pairing with dry forage, and suggests 30 to 40 pounds daily. Recommends two daily feeds, preferably after milking, and highlights palatability and observed cow preference for silage over fresh forage.
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Wayé
Latte
Tly
The Thief at Opera House Delights Audiences
Amusement notes praise The Thief seen at the Opera House next Monday. The play, popular since its Lyceum Theatre run, gains universal appeal across France and beyond. It avoids didactic sermonizing, focusing on a household study as Mme Voysin’s confession exposes love, vanity, and shared fault.
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Elling
Opera Hous
Lyceum Theatre
New York
Tihaw
Henri Bornstein
America
England
Russia
Konin Iy
Sweden
Bernstein
France
Atory
Noe
Teltira
Aaver
Mme Voysin
Wie
Mmne Voysin
Dbusband
Harvest Time service at Congregational Church observed
The Harvest Time program at the Congregational Church featured responsive reading and a full choir, with Rev. W. T. Sparhawk giving a short talk to a large audience. A large display of garden produce, including pumpkins, corn, apples, carrots, cabbages, and squash, was arranged by a committee and offered to attendees as they left.
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Congregational Church
W. T. Sparhawk
Feld
Ancient plowing rites from Rome to Siam and India
The piece surveys old plowing season customs from Roman religious rites to Indian pundits and Chinese ceremonies. It notes Tellus offerings to Tellus and Ceres, astrologic timing, night and dawn plows, and village rituals in India China and Siam, plus a Yorkshire Good Friday quip and a shipwreck anecdote.
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Tellus
Taurus
Horne
Sirine
Maria
Ceres
India
Prithivi
Yorkshire
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the Barre Daily Times
Travelers’ Railway Guide
Montpelier & Wells
Ingattiat
Havre
Wells
Howton
Alec
Montreal Grene
Vie Ae Ag
Cai
Biarre
Montpelier
50Th
A. Insurance Company
Mont.ma
Vt.Mutual. Ballard
General Mt. Montpune Vet N. B. Ballard
Talk OF
the Town
Tunbridge
F. Campbell
Mra. Goff
Barnard
William Moses
Perley
Charles Ordway
Mary Ee
Arthur
Martin
Whane
Park Street
L. J. Bolster
North Main Street
D. M. Miles Coal CO
West Topsham
Mra George M
Eula Poole
Groton
Dan
Dias
Ricker’s
Batre
CABOT
Florence Walbridge
Martin of
Williamstown
E. P. Walbridge
Fred Wales
Cecil Poater
Teev W. T. Sparhawk
Bellows Falls
Mia
Ole Devine
Hester
South Cabot
Orvis Slaw
Charlie George
Cob
Scritmer
James Cassidy
North Dunville
Charlie Houghton
Sutton
Lyndonville
Leo Ketcham
Woodty
Wooster Farm
Malgar Kidde
Maughton
Lynn
Mara
W. O. Southiick
Seribott
Harton
Ethel (Noyes) Wood
Smal Landers
Sabe
Heaven
Fiod
Amoi
China
Juggins
London
William's
Shoe Department
Dorothy Dodd
John H. Cross
Crossett and Abbot
Pearl Sts
E. A. Crown
Main St
Nat'l Bank
Marlin
Earl S. Shepard & CO
Elm Street
N. M. Nelson
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
S& J. Seger & Co
Graniteville
J K Lynde
Ealy
Scampini
Granite Street
S. J. Segel Co
Barre, Vermont
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