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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
8
A short advertisement listing dress goods gloves fur items and coats with markdowns and special prices. Highlights include dress goods down to .53 and .79 and gloves from 25 to 50 cents up to fur lined mochas at 2.25 per pair. Also featured are fur scarfs muffs coats and children's sets plus suits waists and petticoats priced to attract early holiday shoppers.
A jumble of local items notes a winter undergarment sale at Vaughn's and a postponed meeting of Italian A t c. plus social moves. Mrs Viols A Beimix visits Highland Avenue for a few days as Bright Star Re enee No 14 holds a Wednesday meeting at 7 30.
Theodore Chadwick suffers a sharp attack of his old ailment on Church street. Gilman and Batchelder bought four cows from D. L. Child and will milk customers beyond those already served. Denatiere attends a Randolph ball where J. F. Terry provided music for the Third Degree. Mrs. Charles Spaulding remains in critical condition after a severe fall, with possible loss of sight in an injured eye. Joel Putnam, once ill with a cold, shows signs of improvement. D. L. Child sold a building lot to Mrs. Mary Kelogg, who plans spring construction of a house on the parcel between the Child place and the parsonage.
Weather forecast notes a tonight period of cold and unsettled conditions with increasing winds. A shift to warmer northwest winds is anticipated by Wednesday as colder air moderates.
Local ads note Vaughan's Furniture Store announcing a closing sale overstock clearance by Saturday. Multiple notices mention people visiting relatives and business trips, with various community events and club meetings forthcoming. Photographs offered at a per dozen price. jewelry and cigars advertised. concerts and church events listed forDecember.
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