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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
5
Large fabric sale offering 32 inch Percales in red navy grey black and white at 9 2 cents per yard, originally 12 1 2 cents. Ten pieces available with samples. Ginghams at 11 cents per yard, regular 15 cents, Bates and Teille du Nord fabrics, limited quantity, samples available.
Townwide listings note auctions at City Auction Rooms, special discounts at Vaughan and Veughoi stores, and blankets sale by Veale. Residents Paton of Newbury and George Fond visit. Charles Campbell and J P Austin conduct business trips. Dance attendees from Barre and Montpelier, and New England Fruit Co. hosts Muscat tasting. Sports, weather, and transport items round out a bustling local page.
Mrs. Horace Peek ill with pneumonia. L A Farrington visited Montpelier. Fred Boyles of Joi in Pie e fonpeoa. Florence Walbridge employed at A M Madgdon's. Mrs. Hill Harvick in poor health from heart trouble. Mrs. Dan Newt of Marshfield visiting Dr. Warren, where her mother is. Walbridge and wife were at Cot. Hebert Foetor in Calaix recently. Mrs. Frank Cross of Montpelier staying with her mother at Stirs Doatingy’a. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. M Hodgdon Feb 5. Congratulations from friends. Mr. James of Stannard improving in new home on Elm Street. M M Whitney preparing for summer. Mrs. Thare at the home of A Laie, Poucol Calais. Mrs. Mary Riley left for East Calais to attend funeral of her son-in-law John Gilman. The Tittle river of Charles Gilman seriously ill with cerebro spinal meningitis. Hodlydion hospitalizing, operation at Dr. Warren’s. West Dansville storm delayed goods. townsfolk worried. 1.0. G. Lodge initiated 22 new members this quarter. Pein now Pimibers 412. Officers listed: W P Lance templar. Myrtle St. Johny past calet teroylex. Mrs. Lanne financial secretary. Angus Smith treasurer. Mrs. Angus Smith secretary. EF Smith. Hanna. Mrs. Homie Houghton. Phiney Smith.
The report lists several residents including Harry Flood of Barre visiting for a few days and Henry Batheler returning from Repton. It notes Miss Harriot Bret as deceased, with Mrs Knintallie Kiser attending the funeral along with others in Montpelier and Burt Townsemt's.
The column notes low prices at Ab sRead the People's shoe store ad in Slim Some, mentions Northfield visitors in the city, and a Montreal hospital trip for neck tumor removal. It records a parish supper at the Church of the Goodwill on February 13, and a silver collection.
In Williamstown W Tt whe connected with TLS work travels to Chelven on business. George Adams of Fair Haven named hero by a seriously ill person, Mr. Jona Adams. A Thursday night gathering of young men drew few attendees but enjoyed by those present. Mr. Lampson plans improvements at the pond. Seasonal plans mentioned for next summer.
A. P. Abbott & Co. urges Vermonters to prepare for harsh winter weather with a half-price winter clothing sale. The ad emphasizes already cold conditions and urges shoppers to not be fooled into expecting mild weather.
A terse notice promotes affordable winter garments for poor buyers, highlighting warm clothing at low prices and urging purchase during cold weather. It emphasizes accessibility and value, appealing to budget-conscious shoppers.
A fragmentary note discusses kid coats with fur collars suitable for cold weather and hints at pricing and near-term availability in Indianapolis. The message mentions warmth, retail intent, and suggests alternative handling of coats during cold season.
Limited stock of bare wool blankets offered at markdown prices with many priced below cost. Damaged bod quilts also available on the table for sale. Manning Underwear features warm varieties, suitable for cold nights. Denton’s Garments for children promises to keep them warm during chilly evenings.
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