Barre Daily Times Travel Guide 1908 trains and routes
The Barre Daily Times lists the Central Vermont Railway and Wells River connections, detailing Barre to Montpelier schedules and local electric streetcar departures. It notes hourly service timing, arrival and transfer points, and mentions Barre and Wells River routes.
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Ny & Wells River
Barre Fur Welle River
Aloe
Pat
Electric
Barre
Montpelier
Sninaian
Insurance saves you money and safeguards wealth
You think you save money by going without insurance, but you can save much more by carrying it. The notice urges obtaining National Life Insurance Company coverage in Montpelier Vermont, listing agents Ballare, Mallard, and local officials, urging prudent protection.
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National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Lutual
SS. Ballare
Meses Pelier
Vig SN
B. Mallard
Marre
Local Notices and Name-Drops From Nearby Towns
Cabot H Mogers and wife went to Saratoga while Mine Alice Tainore returns from Grenna born days ago. Mies Erela Putnam teaches in Mast Woodbury. Mra M P Wells visited Woodbury last week. Mra Orlando Heath recovering. Carrie Paine to Crattabury to teach this fall. Stanley H Manchard of Moston at PK Gagney’s. John Atherton and wife back from Morrinville fair. Mrs Nathan Corlies of Palmiee visited her parents. Ly Myers recently.
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Mies Erela Putnam
Mast Woodbury
Mise Cork
Lance Epert
Mandwick
M. P. Wells
Woodbury
Orlando Heath
Carrie Paine
Crattabury
Selinal
Stanley H Manchard
Moston
Gagney
Kit
Merritt
Sherbrooke
I Q
John Atherton
Morrinville
Nathan Corlies
Palmiee
Mire
Ly Myers
Talk of the Town items mix jewelry ads and local notices
A jumble of notices and promotions includes a card about watches diamonds pelts and silver jewelry from Burr the Jewel Stone cutters and various local names. It also mentions sales shoe prices a veterinarian product, travel notes, visits to Waterford Randolph Keene Montpelier and Buck Pond, and a Labor Day tip about electric bitters from Hed Cross Pharmacy.
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Burr
Gineses
P. Austin
Wastman Hros
Newtonville visitors and social notes from local families
Mrs John Willis and daughter Dorothy return to Newtonville after a week with her father in Vaul Liner. Cort Kisher returns from Marre and resumes work after a brief outing. Emma Collins comes home from Maine to welcome customers in Wells Rogers millinery rooms. Several social gatherings are noted including birthdays and neighborhood teas with gifts, meals, and tokens of remembrance. a list of wood prices closes the item.
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John Willis
Dorothy
Newtonville
Mass
Vaul
Cort Kisher
Marre
Tihacresting
Emma Collins
Maine
Wells & Rogers
Groton Social Roundup From Franks Mill And Nearby
Groton locals recount Sunday visits by Frank Miller and daughter from Peachier, while RN Darling and M D Coffin attended business in St Johnsbury. J Henry Goodman traveled for Taylor Trousers to Marlington, and Miss Gale of Plainfield returned home after visiting Miss Ricker. Mrs Renfew of Craftsbury visited town for several days on business with the Jefferson Teenfow estate.
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Frank Miller
Peachier
Jerry Lumphere
RN. Darling
M.D. Coffin
St. Johnsbury
J. Henry Goodman
Taylor Tros
Rochester
Marlington
Mise Milen Gale
Plainfield
Misa Neva Ricker
Merva Renfew
Craftsbury
Jefferson
Early Apples Plentiful in Local Markets Report
Wholesale quotations show early apples at 40 cents per bushel with markets steady in Harte Wisconsin. Dairy prices vary with creamery butter at 27 and fancy dairy 2, while pork, eggs, and poultry listed with minor changes and vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers visible in limited figures.
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Ricker's
Harte
Loral
Utter Pearce
Receipts at Ricker's Market in Johnsbury for week
Weekly market receipts at Ricker's market Johnsbury show poultry 1300 pounds lambe 400 6c hogs 450 cattle 50 lite calves 150 2a 4 iyo dairy cows 250?810 show. The report lists varied livestock totals and prices for the week ending September 7.
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Johnsbury
W. A. Ricker
Pneumonia Threatens Mrs W I W Beat in St Albans
Local notices report Mrs W I W Beat called to St Albans for a family matter, soon fell ill with pneumonia and is described as dangerously ill. Several relatives are mentioned traveling, visiting, or departing, with names and towns across New England and beyond. The piece also notes the death of David Bo Crowe in the town, with details on his background and survivors.
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Mra. W.iw
St. Albans
Wertone Hines
Tuealay
Arthur Bean
Brooklyn
Crop Report From Washington Sees Wheat and Corn Conditions
The crop reporting board of the United States Department of Agriculture released a bulletin citing spring wheat harvested at 77.6 percent condition this month and 77.1 in the prior year, with state figures including Minnesota and South Dakota. Corn condition stands at 70 percent of normal, compared with ten-year and recent averages, amid scattered regional readings.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Tinea
United States Department of Agriculture
Taarema
Mineesota
South Dakota
United States
Local Brookfield and area social notes from Northfield to Worcester
A digest of local visits and travels in Brookfield and nearby towns. Names include Te Yaw Wheatley Rive Holden Timney Worthen Lyman Pooks Elton Partridge Upham Stone and several returning residents. Mentions of cousins in Salons Brockton and a Brookfield high school entry list with Jessie Fink Ali White Ruth Loan and others.
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Partridge
Worcester
Mins
Mary Upham
Mae
le Stone
Boston
Mrs Stone
Salons
Stone
Brockton
Mase
Thew
Brookfield High School
Jessie Fink
Ali White
Ruth Loan
Mieser Mantle
Mary Mudgett
East Rowbery
Alice Williams
Kenest
Sprague
Death of Mrs William Macgivney at age nearly seventy seven
The death of Mrs William Macgivney followed a long illness. She would have reached 77 in December. She was twice married, first to Marvin Rowe, who died thirty two years ago, leaving one son George Rowe now living in town. The second marriage occurred twenty five years ago and her husband survives. Funeral services were held from her late home with Rev J Wesley Miller officiating and interment in Bethel Cemetery beside her first husband. Mr and Mrs CD Cushing and family planned a weeklong automobile trip to Boston. The Congregational church has unanimously asked Rev G K Gordy to remain another year and he has accepted. About 140 men are in the Woodbury Granite Co shed and 40 more at the quarry. The boarding house was nearly finished, plastering completed and carpenters began inside finish.
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David Bo Crowe
Charles Crowe
Aterlows Halls
Mr. Crowe
Helyoke, Mane
Voieuwod
Ape
Raven
Mallis
David
Macy Wynn Crowe
Charles
Fellows Walls
Frank
William Maegle
Macgivney
Marvin Rowe
George Rowe
Tudelay
J. Wesley Miller
Hethel Tyingue
Fuer
Congregational Church
G. K
Gordy
Woodbury Granite Co
Che Qourney
Hall of Fame includes soldiers, scholars, and longtime residents
A Cleveland judge notes a wife may enjoy ice cream occasionally. John Dupcan of Manchester Fire Department found a dated copper coin from 1706 along a riverbank once part of General Stark farm. Tuttle of Rochester, aged ninety-one, is linked to Revolutionary and later conflicts. Warren Russell of Sunderland, famed pianist, teaches and plays organ at his church after fifty years of public music. Daniel Peters, "the only thoroughbred Indian" in Grafton, Mass., marked ninety-three, living in Grafton for nearly fifty years. Mrs Von Rensselaer Croger announced marriage to Wade Chance formerly of Canton, Ohio, now of Long... Sergeant Alexander Goodall of Dan bor, England, in Royal Artillery, informed of pension increase for Crimea gallantry and new annuity. Professor A. D. Campbell of the University of Michigan, linked to chemical liperstories, reflects on an accident eighteen years ago yet pursued education and iron cement chemistry.
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Judge Levine
Cleveland
Abe
John Dupcan
Manchester
NHS) Fire Department
General Stark
Terael Tuttle
Rochester
N. H
Great Britain
Tuttle
Massachusetts
Warren B. Russell
Sunder 4
Daniel Peters
Grafton
Mass
Mra. & von Rensselaer Croger
Wade Chance
Canton
Lon Sree Eg
Alexander Goodall
Danbor
England
Royal Artillery
Crimea
D. Campbell
Liperstories
University of Michigan
Leonardo's Last Supper Restorers Strive to Reattach Pieces
Russian critic A T L Wolynski receives honorary citizen status in Milan for work on Leonardo da Vinci. Professor Luigi Covenaghi seeks to arrest disintegration of the Santa Maria delle Grazie fresco by using a transparent glue to reattach loose pieces. After restoration, the fresco will remain a reminiscence of the original, with debate over the beard on the central figure.
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Leonardo
A. TL. Wolynski
Milan
Leonardo da Vinci
Uoneun
Figaro
Covenagh
Richest Family In Europe
A Torpeis Weekly summary claims the Russia imperial family derives wealth from the state treasury, imperial domains, and cabinet properties. It notes the treasury pays about 7 million dollars annually, including 160 thousand dollars a year to the empress and dowager, with 20 thousand dollars yearly for each child born until age twenty one and 50 thousand dollars for the heir. Daughters reportedly receive a 1,000,000 ruble dowry on marriage.
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Europe
Rusia
Torpei
Quoth the African Elephant and stage boy remark
A fragmented exchange from historical papers shows a quip about the elephant and a joke about a brother boy entering the stage and later the super business. The dialogue references extinction fears and a Washington Star style climax.
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Washington ‘Star
Baltimore American
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Candi
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Howea Receior
Homer Warrington
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Alice Hisher
Randolph
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Mr. and
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Keene Dunetion
Lestie Russell
Ned Webster
Portlee Gihiden
Buck Pond
M. Calderwood
Don
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Moree
Allin Smith
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May Ormebee
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Marne
Frank Kenerson
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Ty ‘the
Hed Cros Pharmacy
Ste. 5
Eleois
Angus Smith
Todd Brice
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Ea Tile
Cole's Ponch
W. B. Lance
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Mise Rob Tuewell
Michigan
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Morrill W. KC
Waldo
A. D. Meek
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Tel
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Seminary
Websterville
L. J. Bolster
Telegione 405
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Vermont
Scranton
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Main St
Blackwall
Lackawanna
Lehigh
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
the Times
Groton
Mixa Kate Downs
West Topshaw
Mia
A. S. Clark
Gertrude
Carrie Chalmers
West Tophaam
Clark
F. A. Church
Charles F. Robinson
Livermore Bailey
Ryegate
Robinson
Meath
Main
Pearl Sts
Barre, Vermont
Ricker's Market
W. W. Bean
Fr. Lockwood
New Mortland
James Hand
State of New York
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Norwich University
Prof. Hotchkles
W. J. Martin
A. M. Hubbard
Hartington Om Momlay
Morrill
Cooper
Kicon
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Montgomery
Mies
Jol Uday
Pike
Delliart Hert
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Mich
Eugene Wardoer
Roy
Remy Smith
Vallejo
Gus
Marguerite
A. W. Moe Parthian
San Francisy
Cal
Smith
the Crop Report
Brookfield
Mra Te Yaw
Northfield
Walter Smith
Ellie
Edward Wheatley
New York
KE. J. Rive
Blm Williams
TT Stange
CT Holden
Avis
Dave
Mites
Fal Trask
Mr.Prask
East Roxbury
Steele
Mise Combel
Timney
Richmond
Mes. A. Worthen
Anna Clark
Clirk
Eleanor Lyman
Pooks
Rutland
Andrew Elton
Wolcott
A. Moree
Raymond Golden
Waterbury
Parker
Kimers
Fred Waterbury
Morriviihe
Bert Hubbert
Lis
Hardwick
Bethel
William Macgivney
the Hall OF Fame
Ise Runepe Te i
Eceas
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpellier Road
Great Wall Paper Sale
Perry & Camp
C. A. Heath
Perry & Camp's Store
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
FL ‘Taft
Coss
CH. Taft
Randolph Center
Segel
Scampini
Granite St
J. Segel CO
Rcampini
Main Street
Granite Street
Derot Square
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