Talk of the Town at Perry's Offers New Goods
Perry's announces new theater merchandise with items including Lenox incubator oil at Smith and Cumingy and Brent Moore & Owens salts priced at half the value, inviting offers.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
8
Perry's announces new theater merchandise with items including Lenox incubator oil at Smith and Cumingy and Brent Moore & Owens salts priced at half the value, inviting offers.
The notice highlights fresh arrivals at the City fish market including recent shipments and a business visit by A. 5. Brown of Boston. It also mentions upcoming events at the pavilion with new pictures and changes to the Junior Epworth meeting time, scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 2 30.
Listings promote fresh caught haddock at Smith & Caming and City fish market with prices per pound. Notices mention Dea pound and baking haddock, plus sales events and visits by locals. Also reports a lodge meeting of Hinwatan T O.0. F and a Universalist church supper in February with community notices.
Fragmented notice states a February event with a misread date and time. It mentions Nichole and James Muteh as secretary and a conclave of mandery in KT or similar location. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Weather forecast notes snow in the northern portion with fair conditions in the south. Winds remain light to moderate, shifting to fresh westward breezes later.
A collage of short notes from Perry's lace curtains to Vaughan's Retro events, theater and music listings, visits, and local social happenings. Mentions of Moore Owens, A Gluchino’s, Dr Sprague, Miss Dearborn, dance socials at Niles Hall, meetings, and gatherings with several named locals and regional figures.
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