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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
8
A note from the town indicates a regular meeting of the Wuehosen at number nineteen with a planned bolt dynesty evening, featuring Great Sachem Charlea i Care Lie as presenter and a full attendance desired, plus a mention of new sugar.
Dr E L Taylor visits Bethel on business. John McLeod travels to Waterbury for work. Perry's offers 48c umbrella cases Saturday. Buy a Cow to cheer you up at the Teration nightly. Nelson Downing of Randolph in city on business. Vermont Fruit Store sells hot, fresh hindhed items. Pupils sought for shorthand Pitman system. Mrs Ula A Mo jorter Richardson Street location. Univer salen can meeting set for Thursday April 2 at 7:30 pm. Robert McKenzie of Boston returns home after funeral of John M Panton. Tornale parlor set and furniture for sale by Mrs Thomas Brady 20 Perry Street. Granite City Questing Club annual meeting April 4 at club house. James W Gould, secretary. Friends of Deas Adame visit at 70 South Main Street posting a surprise party with cocoa and cake.
April 4 weekend millinery openings announced by Mrs C A Wartlett Miss Emma I Nelson and Kangley. Events list sales at 19 Summer Street and Keith avenues with Mrs W P Shepard also hosting. Orchestra will play 7 to 5 pm and 8:20 pm Saturday at Mrs Shopant's.
Norman Green of Randolph visited the city and George Waite of East Montpelier came on business. James E. Wilson of Woodsville and Mrs. Denney with Eva Houston visited friends. Mrs. Cardini and Peter Rusca left for Italy. Royal W. C. Maclntyre left for Ontario. The Darre Hospital Aid meets Friday at 2. The Barre Rang ers football annual meeting is Friday at 2:90. The holiness revival continues in Worthen hall for another week with services nightly.
A busy notice page lists Abbott's sales with items at 9 to 5 dollars, pharmacy maple walnut products, optician Dr George H Spiller, City Fish Market fresh fish, maple syrup and sugar, watch and jewelry cash offers, and weather gear. Donnie Cleary returns from St Johnsbury after funeral. Montpelier school funding and Barre bid on school system continuation. Local No 05 meeting planned April 3 1904 with George W Quinn as secretary. Films shown at Theatorium include Monte Cristo and The Clown's Love Story plus A Night in Dreamland. audience praise for cinema program.
An upbeat call to action urges customers to drop in and inquire about low prices and first quality market supplies before time runs short. The message invites a personal visit and provides a phone contact, 15-11.
Remember your friends with Easter Post Cards they will appreciate your thoughtfulness. We have some that are truly beautiful and others that will particularly please the children two for se and ten cents each. A new line of artificial flowers and plants that are very natural in appearance. Buy early before the stock is depleted see window display.
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