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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
5
Fifty pairs of Sash Curtains in good quality with pretty figures and dots offered at 25 cents per pair. Umbrellas available in 24 and 26 inch sizes with metal and natural wood handles, 48 cents each, ideal for school use on Saturdays.
Patrick F. McGurrhip scheduled as speaker for a labor mine protest meeting in Connecticut. Demonstrators rally against a Supreme Court decision declaring unions subject to Sherman Antitrust Act in the Danbury shop case.
Pool Seempini travels to Hoxtan Tas on a business visit. Pittaleth figures A. Tirigham attends a short stay in the city. A maple sugar sale lists 10 pounds for 1.00. J. O. Go Ty advertises tax services. C. Wall. Adminnion tickets and Fiske Stock opening performance details appear with Kendrick ticket info for advance sale and Monday night show.
The Daylight Store presents a selective list of items likely to attract buyers, noting that these goods may become scarce or missed opportunities for those who do not purchase during the sale.
Local notes report Linen pongue at Veale and t s Maryland. Daley of Burlington visits the city. Mrs B A Kastan travels to Boston to visit relatives. James Gall and Charles Bradford plan a Boston stay to play. Ab Lites, previously at the Arcadé, leaves for Lakewood. A shipment of high grade maple syrup and salt arrives. Barre quarry activity shows 20 carloads of stock moved. Barre club hosts a public dance at Woodmen's ball on April 20 with Gil Berteen's orchestra at 26 cents admission. Ladies Auxiliary of the A G IT to hold a canoes event at Knights of Columbus ball on April 2 with 25 cents for Wilberton's orchestra. Miss Cannon returns from Florida where she worked at the Ormond Hotel and visits friends in New York. Worthen hall hosts holiness revival services with Methodist brethren participating. Evangelist John Weightman of Sevita NY leads nightly services through the week at 7. Go to-night if you have not attended.
Easter offers include hams eggs fresh vegetables and fruits. Central Market at 70 No Main Street Barre Vermont promotes ham egg tomato rhubarb dandelions lettuce radishes celery spinach and other vegetables for Easter breakfast and dinner with phone contact 15-11.
Local shop promotes ham products with a claim of the only good cured hams in the city and offers two pounds of butter at low prices, promising customer satisfaction and low prices equal to the cheapest deals.
The legal voters of Barre Vermont are warned to meet on Wednesday April 20 at City Hall to elect a moderator, set alms for aldermen services, consider compensation, and transact other proper city business per the notice dated 17th. The document is garbled but indicates official city meeting preparations.
The shop touts quality ribbons at low prices with 44 inch soft taffeta and 44 inch double faced satin in navy red green nile light blue yellow two whole and black offered at 25 cents per yard, claiming higher prices elsewhere. The note emphasizes value over the cheapest option and hints at boosting sales with assorted colors and sizes.
Glove assortment features two-button length white silk, Lisle gloves in black and white, white and natural chamoise options, and two-clasp kid gloves in black and colors. Prices range from 1.00 to 3.00, with various lengths offered and new stock highlighted.
A local retailer offers Nottingham and Manchester lace curtains in varied lengths and patterns at heavily reduced prices. Dutch and muslin waists featured, with examples including 24 yard lace, two dozen curtain lots, and single lots priced well below former amounts. Many items described as desirable patterns with fine edges and embroidery.
The Ladies' Automobile Coats sale highlights coats of distinctive value. Prices range from 10 to 20 dollars, featuring rubberized satin and silk options with varied colors and trims. Extra heavy rubberized coats priced around 12 dollars are advertised alongside Easter suit displays for the season.
A cluttered cloth catalog describes ladies tailored suits in Panama wool, wool blend, and striped fabrics with prices from 12.50 to 30.99. It highlights poplins, greys, and bold patterns, noting multiple styles, collars, and sizes while inviting buyers to inspect the selection.
A jumble of notices reports social and travel moves from Orange street to Boston. Abbotts fund meeting set for Miles building with ten o clock vote. A women’s rally and church event led by Dr Brushingham and Prof Hill at Meddi ng Methodist church. Several residents travel for business and visits. A bowling match ends with White of La sonny team excelling. Lost items include a feather and a gold watch chain with unidentified finder seeking reward.
Easter special from local market showcases home cured ham and Washington County eggs for a fresh breakfast.shop promotes tender ham with light saltness and bright eggs to fit the Easter table.
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