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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
5
A Minnesota store advertises lace curtain price cuts across multiple patterns and sizes. Pairs originally priced near 3.50 to 4.25 are reduced to 1.25 to 4.25 per pair, highlighting 1 to 6 pair sets with large discounts.
A crowded scene at Vaughan's with a taster and Thewtorium show described. Local arrivals include Ks Wick'oy from St. Louis and G A Crom of Northfield visiting the city, with numerous daily business and social notes from Burlington to Bethel and St. Johnsbury.
A garbled OCR fragment from a historical newspaper yields unreadable names and dates. It largely contains stray letters and incomplete phrases, offering no clear event or person to summarize. The readable content does not establish a coherent news item or outcome.
The Daylight Store repeats several items from the previous week’s advertisement and promises a new assortment next time. The notice emphasizes that this is the final word on these values and hints at upcoming offerings.
Fragmented OCR notes list yard wide leached cotton called Levee Cotton and other fabrics such as Buffalo Mille and Thymouth bleached cot ton. Pricing per yard appears in incomplete form with misread words and odd spellings. The entry suggests textile listings for linings and cheap goods with varying quality.
Reader notice of advertised bed spreads and quilts from Monadnock Mills in Claremont New Hampshire. Some with minor flaws but still valued like perfect pieces, offered at reduced rack prices ranging from one dollar thirty five to two dollars eighty five per item. Included are chiffon and voile items, plus imported mercerized yarn waistings offered as quality fabrics at marked down rates.
A fragmentary advertisement lists yard wide all wool pan t cloth in navy black brown and red at 50 cents per yard. Also wool worsted and 42 inch cloths in navy mixed green mixed tan and grey priced around 50 to 60 cents. Chiffon Panama and 48 inch black and navy mohair cloth offered as suit and skirt fabrics at about one dollar per yard.
A local textile ad highlights a large stock of black dress goods including Mohair 25 inch, black Serges priced 7 shillings to 8 shillings 6 pence, Black Panama 90 inches wide at 5 pence, and $1 grade. Fine black Butiste for evening wear at 85 cents per yard and Black Voile noted as top quality.
Ad lists silk waists priced at 2.99 to 4.50 in various plaited fronts and lace details. White waists, satin finish, and nylon blends highlighted with patterns in brown, blue, red, and polka motifs. Damask and linen damask fabrics offered in yard quantities with width notes.
Fragmentary OCR item describing clothing goods including cloaks and cloths with prices in Hoxton, quoting segments about ladies and misses spring attire and related sale terms.
A local shop advertises 4 and 6 inch soft taffeta ribbons in all colors at per yard, navy red green nile light blue yellow brown black satin ribbon in navy red green nile and more at 25 cents per yard. The sale runs until the night before Easter with a suit bargain highlighted as a dollar Panama item and a claim of others equally good in the sale.
The Vaughn's and Theatorian present new shows while Barre hosts the 64th Vermont Conference session. A Harvest at the pavilion, The Lady Athlete, and The Little Meradders entertain Friday. The Vermont conference runs April 14 to 20 with examinations, worship, MEM services, and a full schedule led by Rev. J P Boushingham and Bishop Cranston.
A fragmented excerpt cites Keats arguing against marriage, preferring solitary imagination over domestic life. It contrasts epic imagery with a wind wife and starry children as symbols of solitude, plus a digressive note on bees and a Chicago Tribune reference.
Advertised ale at Abbott's and car coats at Vaughan's. Mrs Longley moved millinery parlors from Keith Avenue to 10 SuterMer Street opposite Keith Avenue. Large reductions in later dirbit Lites to Italian ports with prices 15 and up, French Hine 20 and up, B Bislard de Coy agents.
Pros and Hepati Clothing presents a Spring Overcoats display praised by discerning dressers. Showcasing semi box and Chesterfield styles in silk lined and various fabrics like covert, cheviot, unfinished worsted, tans, and blacks. Prices range from 10 to 35 dollars, inviting readers to explore the season's correct coats.
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