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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
5
A garbled OCR note lists assorted bed, puff, and pricing fragments with unclear quantities and punctuation. No coherent itemized product or context is discernible beyond vague references to bed related terms and numeric values.
A collage of brief items and ads from Barre includes purchases at Abbott's and Veale Knight's, plans for a trip to Italy, visits from residents, a dinner set offer, an optician visit, and local happenings. Also noted are dances, theater events, and public notices about sales, auctions, and a Cuban monument commission.
Ragged列talk of the town items note Velvet shirts for sale at Venlo & Right’s and bargain comforters at Perry’s with prices from 0.50 to 1.50. Church choir rehearsal tonight, Royal Ar caneer meeting at 7, and James O Neill’s Monte Cristo at the opera house draws large advance ticket demand with Red Cross Pharmacy listed for support.
In Marshfield Misa Susan Atkins will teach at the xtaded school in place of Miss Alice Blodgett Grace Brownie takes a week’s vacation. Reed Hopkis has returned from Mary Fietcher hospital after appendicitis and is recovering. The Walbridge and Tibbets families mourn the loss of relatives to pneumonia and illness. Levi Cole’s family recalls a kind father as his remains are brought home. George Houghton builds a barn near Perkina bridge and Hyman moves goods to Farrington Week. A masquerade prize night at O. B. S. honors Mrs. Dow and Uncle Sam notes. The town attends to illness in Marstfield and Lenora Laird guides vacation plans before returning to Williametown for winter term teaching.
A. P. Abbott & Co presents a varied range from Short to Long Fitted Coats. Prominent afternoon and evening pieces include Broadcloth and Velvet Suits. Empire and Long Fitted coats lead. the store pledges keen style contact through frequent New York visits to stay current with top selling garments.
The advertisement touts fur lined garments with brisk sales. It highlights a $19.50 heas Cheviot coat fully lined in satin with a wide fur collar, a $40 Broadcloth coat with Jap mink trim, and higher end coats from $50 to $80, noting strong demand and limited delivery impact.
A newspaper ad markets Empire cost coats at 10.00 with 46 inch length and plume sleeves, plus an 8.50 Castor Coat from New York, 9.00 Black and Oxford Grey Empire style, 12.00 strapped Empire look, and blue coats from 7.50 to 16.00 in various finishes and colors.
An advertisement promotes velvet shirt waist suits and velveteen ensembles at reduced prices. It describes a double box front, three-quarter length sleeves, thirteen-gore skirts, and a loose jacket effect. Original price was 12.50, now 9.98.
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