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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
5
Special prices to reduce stock promise heavy discounts on fur items. Throw scarfs listed at various prices and a range of muffs matching the styles and colors Isabella Opostum Blended Watermink Maren and Brown Isabella Coney. Sale tag highlights multiple price points and bulk quantities.
A chaotic parish of notes and names fills Talk of the Town with visits to Abboet's and stores in West Berlin. Citizens like Diriewn Fimset, A Abbott, Shudige Th WL Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Durett appear in brief social items as shops, dances, and church announcements color the day.
Fragmentary notice advertises a contest at the Ladies Aid fair to be held on November 14 in the village hall Cole. Participants are asked to bring a correct answer in trifling form with a prize of one horn.
Fragmentary notes mention a display at a jeweler and various items tied to a Christian audience. References include Pitts, Holmes, and Likayn with a mention of Petericie and Ponape teria tale Thireday. December 1 appears as a dated cue in the garbled segment.
Randolph Mish Mary Flint daughter of Tale Pline arrived Thursday aught from fon for a vinkt with her pornta W. M. Terry taken the plane of W. Rand at eatrhiato rural route Wo by Mirlhy tte Hages of the fetter. Mrs. Retella Buck, who bie toon the greet of her son Ned Buck, aditer Thanksgiving, returned to her ome in Lebanon, Mra. Wallace Pulrbanites of Springfield wm being entertained by her peter-in-law and lor nigen, Mra. Sumas Walbridge and Mr. Myrtly Claumberlain Volney ir of Brookfield aftel Withwright started a week for Charter Omir Culmiene they expect to find Temployment om frit mach.
An old ad promotes silk ribbons and other fabrics, claiming top quality. It touts best silk weight and even coloring, with prices around six shillings to fifty pounds, urging buyers to compare quality and value. It mentions varieties and styles with limited details and partial product descriptors.
A garbled notice outlines a craft item order and pricing terms. It mentions handkerchiefs, a handkerchief set with a white bale, and a larger box collection. Terms hint at two for sale, with prices and packaging that remain unclear due to transcription errors.
A disjointed sale notice lists special offers and marked prices with references to glass, china, and table items. It mentions departments, terms like bargain and ten offerte, and partial pricing details, with several garbled phrases about goods and prices and a Fort venue hint.
A fashion brief highlights new garment trends for win weight suits and coats, appealing to readers seeking stylish outerwear options. It notes market interest and potential brands without detailed specs or prices.
At the annual election Miss Mary Waterman was chosen clerk and treasurer, William Rendall selected deacon for three years, with Dr BD Watson and others reelected to the executive committee. Sunday school superintendent Dean Edwin C Sith reappointed. Reports praise women’s societies and local activity, including oblique notes on visits, deaths, and upcoming musical events.
A beauty preparation named Almond and Rose Cream is offered at 25c per bottle. Marketed as ideal for skincare and use after shaving, its smooth formula aims to refresh and soften the skin.
Distinctive early ad touts suits at 7.50 overcoats 7.50 up trousers 1.00 up. Emphasizes confidence and satisfaction in clothing and fit. Promotes shopping at a store famed for no disappointments in apparel.
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