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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
7
Fragmentary notice lists horse care items including speedy cutting and knee cutting terms. Mentions veterinary medicine for sale and handmade shoes. Readable names and details are minimal. concludes with a generic sales teaser for horsemanship supplies.
In Smolensk a thief entered the cathedral through a chimney and stole jewels from a revered ikon of the Smolensk Mother of God. He was captured the next morning. The ikon, printed by St Luke, has long been venerated and used to rally Russian troops against foreign invaders.
The weekly market letter from the Member Consolidated Stock Exchange in New York outlines the current financial situation and notes that a repeal is availed on request. It summarizes market conditions, policy discussions, and forthcoming actions for members seeking guidance.
The Main Street livery stable in Barre changes hands from several previous operators to Messrs. Jones and McMillan. The firm promises modern improvements, safe horses and capable drivers, with weddings funerals and transient hire emphasized. Boarding for a few horses offered. services for traveling men and train connections highlighted.
Genuine Trinidad Lake asphalt and wool felt roofing combine mineral surfacing for durability. The product claims fire resistance and years of service, urging buyers to choose proven asphalt roofing over unknown alternatives. Prices listed as per square with tarred felt and sheathing paper also available.
An advertisement lists a corn cure offered for sale by J James Clark in Graniteville Ve. The fragment notes the product aims to remove corns without pain and references the seller's location.
An old style advertisement touts hair loss solutions. It mentions remedies to stop falling hair and scalp issues, promoting Newbro’s Herpicide as a cure. Local agent E. A. Brown distributes the product in Detroit Michigan with a two shilling ten and ten cent price note.
In Hues for Burned Auto case Hurlington and OBrien sue Len Belle Walker owner of a garage over a Stanley automobile fire on September 9. Damages seek 9500 alleging negligence in supplying a suitable appliance for transferring gasoline and improper handling by Sutton leading to a spill and ignition. Lawsuit contends inadequate care caused by inexperience and carelessness.
A testimonial by J C Goodwin of Meldwrnite states Hucklen's Arnica Salve quickly cured a severe skin ulcer and a bad wound. He calls it a sure knocker and guarantees its effectiveness for piles pores and burns. Available at Red Cross Pharmacy Rickert and Wells.
Due to the death of Mr. M Brault the Granite Plant and business of Brault and Sargent in Montpelier offers a straight type shed with modern devices in a prime location. Machinery unused for nine months. plant currently operates two cutter gangs. everything in first-class condition. Inquiries to J D Sargent Montpelier Vt or Thos H Cave Jr Barre Vt.
The W L George estate sells a 100 acre farm on Plains field road four miles from Barre featuring new barn and buildings and a large sugar orchard with 23 rows. Mail comes daily from Barre and Plainfield via rural route. Offered for exchange for city property. Inquiries to Dr Barber at the farm and N E Telephone 381-33 or Peoples line.
Personal property to be sold at public auction at the seller's home opposite Jones row hed Richardson. Items include Holstein cattle two yearly heifers, buggy, harness, wagon, wheelbarrows, fodder, stock, and other articles. Sale rain or shine. Auctioneers C N Barber.
Readable notice describes a Valley View cottage in Berlin on the mearier road two miles from Barre. It lists a presentable house with several rooms, steam heat, a connected wood shop or fin as a feature, and mentions relation to a sewers system.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dissolution notice for a business partnership. Readable elements indicate dissolution steps, parties involved, and potential asset handling. Further details are incomplete in the source.
William Cutten tryant of New York City is noted as a longtime resident. The piece records a October term for United States district court in Rutland and Rutland naturalization actions. It also notes motor parties registering at a Hyatunx house in Manchester, with thousands of autos and travelers passing through the Stunt cave route and Baquinox tents, potentially raising through-traffic counts.
The North Adams Transcript reports on Nathan Drury Sherman of WhitIngham Vermont who, at ninety plus years, remains physically active walking uphill and jumping in the air. Born in Baroy June 1, he built a long life as a vaiveralist and jeweler, with seven children from his first marriage, including N Albert Sherman and Aronia Bowen, then remarried to Atinbe Bagnett of Conn, living in Whitingham.
The Vermont State federation of the Women’s organizations will hold its thirteenth annual meet at the First Baptist church in Brattleboro on September 23 and 24. Delegates from the Boston biennial meeting will report, with talks by Joseph N. Barre of Vermont Industrial School and Mrs D C Hartland, plus a “Pure and Simple Story” read by Mrs Mabel Loomis Todd. An arts and crafts exhibition in the church rec tory will showcase wood and metal work, weaving, embroidery, painting, and more, with exhibits from Roycrott shop East Auburn No 1, Mewher Print Portland, and Alfred Bartlett shop Cornhill Royton. All are free to attend.
Livery service advertiser announces takeover of M. H Hughes Livery Co at Summer and Merchant, pledging honest, clean operation with a waiting room for ladies, safe teams, private telephone, day or night calls, doctor’s teams given priority, boarders welcome, no extra charge for house or office trips, horseback riding recreation, satisfaction guaranteed, telephone 150-.
The sale at Will Plastridge Park Northfield Vermont is scheduled for September 21 at 10 o clock. Items include cattle and calves with farm equipment such as hay tools, a corn planter, cultivator, harrow, wagon, saw rig, grain tools, 450 tin sap tubs, and other farming gear.
Petition in probate court in Whitnay district seeks appointment of administrator for Orrin Culaietet estate. Heirs and widowed spouse named. real estate proposed to be sold to satisfy debts and distribute assets. Court orders application referred to probate office for hearing on a designated date.
Public legal notices from Barre Vermont reference administration accounts and hearings. Names include Martin Outlei and Callaston Judge with dates September 8 16 29 and dates for publication in the Barre Daily Times. Citizens are urged to appear if interested and respond by publication.
An unclear OCR fragment notes an aerial eye reference tied to a coin action and a meeting. Names, places, and concrete facts are unreadable in the segment. The readable bits suggest a small note or caption rather than a full article.
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