The Christmas Store Brims With Holiday Home Furnishings
The shop showcases an array of the latest home furnishings and decor for the holidays. Shoppers are assured of strong value for any budget as they browse the attractive offerings end to end.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
5
The shop showcases an array of the latest home furnishings and decor for the holidays. Shoppers are assured of strong value for any budget as they browse the attractive offerings end to end.
Paris shirtwaist house ad lists Teags Ase and David Davidson items with prices. Bailey's Music Rooms advertises piano boxes and chicken coops. Local business updates include Hooker's supply and Dr. W. K. Mackay office repairs. Community events note Christmas sale, dancing lessons, lodge meetings, and a mothers club fair with no admission. Married pair Edward Morrill and Alice Eva Barry celebrated nuptials at Northfield. Poultry show awards spark Barre exhibitors Oliver and Scott as Vermont shows loom. Barre show counts near 900 birds. Grieves' Musical Co presents five reel features with Hetty Manson at Pavilion today.
A promotion lists two coat lots with values from good chinchilla mix to Conte wool blends. Lot 1 coats, medium sizes, sold at 7.98 each. Lot 2 features Conte coats normally $14.00 to $18.50 now 9.98 each. The sale highlights season's best materials and limited quantities.
This sale features coats priced from eighteen to twenty two fifty, reduced to fifteen dollars each. The stock includes special price items and odd coats from regular stock, all described as warm, good values for the season. The basement also displays a large toy and doll assortment as Christmas preparations begin.
Notices announce a Hooker’s flour offer with home delivery, a church fair December 9 at the Presbyterian church, and a whist performance by Misa Lela Pease at the Arab Patrol ball in Montpelier. Also details on Church of the Good Shepherd guild gathering, Salvation Army box distribution, and a Kentucky return of N. M. Knight.
Smoking stands sets book racks and book ends in brave at Hookers Be aure and attend the going out of business wale at the Paris Shirtwater Notice adv De BB Whitaker of Merchant Street returned yesterday from St Albans where he has been visiting friends John Cleary of North Main Street who underwent an operation at City Hospital weeks ago is able to resume charge of his stores The monthly meeting of the ladies sorority of the Presbyterian church will be held at the home of Mrs Marion Macrison on Wednesday evening 290 Mr and Mrs Clyde Reynolds of Hillside Avenue were guests of honor at their home on Hill Avenue Monday evening in their 10th wedding anniversary. The evening began with couple taking photos before guests, followed by dancing and refreshments. A basket procession was noted near the entrance.
Notices report a December 4masquerade in Clan Gordon hall with varied dolls, including 25 patterns in beds from 1 to ). Several residents travel for holidays, including B A Chapman to Boston and Miss Nellie Stone returning to Montreal. Felix Letourneau visits Manchester and Granitville relatives. Ematie & Co exhibit on North Main street shows a lemon plant with five ripe lemons. Hotel Barre advertises winter boarders and J W Bowen as manager. Larigh Pacetti travels to Chicago then Peable for granite work. Public thanks extended for patronage as remaining items are sold.
FP. G. Lamon of Cambridge Mann plans a temporary stay at Hotel Barre in Barre as he spends several days exploring the Barre granite belt. Lamon joins visitors drawn by regional industry and local scenery during the peak season.
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