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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1908
Page
8
We invite women to view a broad suit line featuring attractive styles, quality and price. Suits priced at 12.50, 13.50, 15.00 and 20 to 30 dollars. Some models copied from Parisian ideas but adapted for American fashion.
The column lists visits and illnesses including PEGE Moore of East Colaie visiting Wood in Swiftwater and James Lyman of Lyndonville visiting relatives. Several moves and social visits are noted at the Barre area homes with neighbors and kin mentioned, plus a birthday reminder and a small monetary gift.
Miss Eula Poole visited Barre while Bradley P. Smith returned home from Boston. Hoof was in Groton on business. G1 and C. B. Hight travelled to Barr Meridex for bariness. Wight Brothers sold their fancy exnit to Moses Hood and plan to move into a village house. L. Pe is on the sick list but improving. Mrs Maurice McKnight and O. S. Sanborn guests at Kallows in New York. The Waits River Valley Grange hosted candidates Friday with a social after.
The Theatorium of J. G. A. Brown hosted a visit to Ranth and Albany on business. On April 3 Court On awandah No. 4019 F. held a successful event. After the routine bill, twenty new members were initiated, the largest class in the lodge's history. Supper followed, then dancing by the ladies of Kentucky.
Miss L. E. Townsend visited Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson revenuly. Master Harl Patterson is on the amnk lint, alsa Mrs. Walter Shin. The empty tenements are filling fast and it is hoped they may all be occupied soot.
Bund 2.08 percent owned by A B Coxe Pauli to be bred to Todd 2.14 percent. William Bradley owner of Major Dolmar 1.50 and Sweet Marie 2 02 and George G 2054 show fast record trotters. E E Smothers presents Lord Derby 2 0514 to Carothers Owing of Memphis Tenn attorney in Memphis cup case. George Levene chosen to coach University of Tennessee football at Knoxville. A new defender for the gold challenge cup of the American Power Boat association to be built by the estate of the late Jonathan Wainwright of Philadelphia.
An old assertion links the elder Pliny to white clover and claims only an ass can eat the Scotch thistle. The real identity of the Scotch thistle remains as mysterious as the shamrock, with a tongue in cheek note that more shamrocks grow in England than in Ireland and that no thistle should ever reach England. The item appears in a fragmentary 26 BR note.
A fragmentary note outlines a regular moot of Clan Gor Rit on. It mentions a low hed piece and lists obscure identifiers. The readable text signals a private clan gathering without clear date or location.
A jumble of items from Burlington and nearby towns lists visits, kindergarten start, maple syrup products, a funeral in Nashua, and theatre notices. It mentions Mrs Hy A visiting relatives, William Haeside in Albany, and Maple syrup shipments from Geo Sprague to Kanite City Creamery. Also notes K of C hall meeting, Athena club event, Junior Foresters initiation, and an opera program featuring Royal Slave. Casual items on Python quarrels, a barber sign satire, and a few quips complete the page.
A fragment from Harper's Weekly uses a father son exchange to define inconsistency. The Pa explains in a rustic tone that inconsistency is like a Wind that grows all day and then tells a dog to bark at night.
Barne Daily Times reports a weather prediction indicating a trend toward southwestern conditions, with a note on cloudiness and wind shifts. The brief forecast cautions readers to expect changing skies this week.
A jumble of notices from Abbott's Theaterhum to Randolph visits and city strolls. People like B. L. Semt and Joseph Williams of Jericho visit friends as do George Downie and J. Ward Carver in state towns. Local commerce features maple products and jewelry offers at Vaughan's and Burr the Jeweler, with theater bills for Pavillon shows and silent film names such as The Lady Barber and Mraid of Microbes.
A local event at Park Street features a Torbay themed fete. The notice lists a tenement rent of 61000 per month and notes an Evans Beos afternoon gathering at 2.
The Central Market at 70 No Main Street Barre VT reports continued value offers. Last week they offered special ham deals and customers shared profits, and this week they invite customers to call for delivery to receive low prices and market supplies.
An old advertisement promotes Easter post cards priced at 10 cents each and artificial flowers and plants. It urges buying early before stock runs out and invites readers to view the window display.
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