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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
5
Saturday specials offer muslin sash curtains at 25 cents per pair with pretty designs and a good size. Also fifty 24 and 26 inch umbrellas priced at 48 cents each with metal and wood handles, ideal for school use and children's needs.
Dangers' GigarMlahere Seicker Os urges readers to get their mating at Winsil's while Bogue travels to Boston. Alot Crom Inna offers food Friday at Pnennen's Bakery. Kastor wpista priced at $1.00 $4.05 $81.50 and a pavilion event features a detective. Fresh arrowherrien arrives at the New England Proit store as Wester seeks center participation.
One Monwain not today as eis Pes evere free work at Bowden. Hlnegy Mita Tan Mooreratt and W A Hrad ford went to Sorthfield to-day to mbtend the funeral of a relative. Shostwick af Richmond to working at Sener Aw the office of Attorney MAL. Buy it at Bow den & Lyon.
The page lists Easter coat promotions at Vaughan's and Abbott's and mentions new white waistings at Veale & Knight's. It notes social events including an I AL meeting, a Barre Arentelu public event at Meniere's ball with Gilbertson's orchestra, and a Knights of Columbus hall dance. It also references church revival services at the Methodist conference and a brass ensemble performance, with various visits and local notices scattered throughout.
A jumble of visitors and errands appears in Barre with Rev. F Seacane and others in town on business, Mrs W D Kidder visiting Milford, a stretch of travel by Mrs Ray Cevurn and H W Disbee, plus a major shoe clearance and neckwear sale at Lyon's. Also noted are a Barre resident M Paine with ties to a Connecticut notice and librarian Mrs Lanise Boyes urging public use of school magazines and the Barre village report archive.
The Daylight Store advertises a selective sale with emphasis on popular goods readers may regret not purchasing, urging early action to secure items before they sell out. The notice frames the sale as a chance to acquire desirable merchandise at favorable terms.
A local ad promotes ribbons including silk taffeta and satin varieties. It highlights soft taffeta ribbons in colors and double faces satin in navy red green Nile light blue yellow brown and black at 25 cents per yard. Limited stock on bargain counter.
The notice touts gloves with button length and tiger tips in a sale. It highlights new dens and good values with White Silk Gloves featured among items, suggesting a clearance of stock at affordable prices while noting some constraints on sales.
Local houseware sale features Nottingham lace curtains in various lengths from 12 to 244 yards, with large-size sets offered at substantial discounts. Notable lots include 12 pairs at par, 8 pairs at 1.35, and 32 pairs at 1.98, with floral patterns and rock stitch edges highlighted.
Readily available Muslin Waists with t-button length Lisle Gloves in black and white. Special Muslin Waists priced at 1.19, with many styles featuring Swiss embroidery, fine lace, or sheer fabric. Other waists at 1.98 and 2.98 touted as among the best in the city.
An all color selection of rubberized and silk automobile coats is advertised with prices from 8 10.00 to 16 50. The ad compares these with higher priced coats seen elsewhere and notes a strong Easter showing of suits to come.
An unclear advertisement fragment lists White and Natural Chamalse Gloves with various clasps and colors. It mentions two clasp kid gloves in black and colors for $1.00, soft kid gloves at $2.50, and other items including a small price 25 cents, all in a jumbled sales notice.
A catalog of women’s tailored suits in tabac and gray tones, detailing fabrics, fits, and decorative braids. Prices range from 15.00 to 27.50 with selections at 18.00 and 19.00, plus higher quality lines at 22.50 to 27.50, highlighting variety in plait, stripe, and gray goods.
A. P. Abbott & Co announces a local talk item noting Sangster’s travel to Sangston and a 10 day business trip. The Reed and W. G Us plan a meeting tomorrow at 2 o'clock with Mrs Beskley of Park Street. Granite Mutuals showcase Vermont agencies and cautious insurers seek appointments with tech home office for insurance talks.
In Williamstown the poor are affected with sickness at Mr Ed Poor's where Ethel Holden works. Miss Sarah Poor also ill with measles and a nurse. Andrew Burnhars returned from Barre due to ill health. George Wilter recovers from illness, Gradk, a telegraph official, also took ill yesterday. Relatives of Miss Rifip Whitney thank neighbors for care.
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