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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
5
Special values for Saturday include Percales 32 inches wide offered at 9 1 2 cents a yard, with 10 pieces in dark red navy grey black and white, originally 12 1 2 cents. Ginghams 11 cents per yard, originally 15 cents, plus 10 pieces of Bates and Teille du Nord Ginghams at 11 cents. Samples available.
A garbled OCR page from a Vermont newspaper lists varied items including cigar promotions at Vaughan's, theatre names Dae and Roe Theatorium, an auction and local notices. It mentions funeral for Anthony Giaccobi, licenses issued in January, travels of residents, club meetings, a poultry association meeting, church events, school activities, and social announcements amid misspellings and scattered names.
The item lists residents and visitors including George Meade of Burlington visiting in the city, Mrs Gertrude Jones traveling to Boston, and R A McCarthy visiting Holyoke. It mentions Miss Cole’s funeral in Plainfield, a Parry's sale ad, Elizabeth McGue returning from Mt. Alban, and a Stowe area high school basketball note. A Vermont union chapter growth and a local examination board are noted, alongside a racially themed church event with a literary and musical program.
A Barre Daily Times note invites shoppers to share in leftovers from winter stock at A P Abbott Co Daylight Stores. Children coats are offered at under half price, babies coats in silk bear and velvets at about one third to one half off, and ladies colored coats at half price, cheaper than likely next season resale.
Readable items describe local travels and illness concerns. Montpelier residents attend plays and gatherings, while Fred Adair suffers nosebleed and pneumonia fears. District G T meeting at North Montpelier on Feb 15 is announced with Rev. ALT Hough as speaker.
The report follows residents Guy Angell Ie iil Ava Sears and Elmer Bumpe from nearby towns and notes family ties, a recent absence, and a recovery after a conflict. Details are fragmentary but imply local social tensions and a medical absence.
Readable sale notes promote Misses and Indies garments with coats and box coats marked down from 18 to 12 dollars and higher. Offers mixees coats with plow collars, serge Venetian lining, and satin interlinings at deep discounts to clear spring stock.
An old sale listing offers children coats at deep discounts. Items include Beaeukin coats in several sizes, color variations, and Silk Bear Coats priced around $1.98 to $2.98. Limited stock of crushed fish coats and cloth coats with heavy quilting noted. small quantities remain.
A damped arly ad lists 160 eleven quarter Grey Blankets with 61.19 price, 108 Gray Monkey Blankets at 1.49, 240 Gray Blankets at 2.65, eleven quarter Grey Wanksets at 2.73, 175 eleven quarter Grey Blankets at 3, White Blankets at 2.15, 80 White Blankets at 3.98, 75 extra large White Blankets at 4.49, and 50 extra large White Blankets at 5.49. The shop claims only stock and new wipe down above prices, urging economical buyers.
A. P. Abbott Co reports a smoket ball game Saturday evening February 8 at Miles hall between Graniteville A. C. and Co. F of Northfield. Referee to start at 7 p m with entertainment to follow. Public invited to enjoy good time and donor event by Granite Mountain and others. Admission 25 cents.
A local notice notes a box or boxing event titled Wirral at the Chapel to be held Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock with details unclear from the fragments.
We have added to our stock of Union Made Overalls and Jackets the Hamilton Carhartt line. They are considered the best goods in the market, though priced higher, and will give better satisfaction. See our window for styles and call to inspect. We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing, Fur Conte to Rent.
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