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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
5
A local retailer lists discounts on ladies and misses coats with several price cuts noted. The sale features reductions from around 12.50 to 4.85 on various Misses coats and related items for women and children.
A jumble of city items notes upcoming events at the Presbyterian church and various societies. Entries mention meetings, visits from individuals in nearby towns, theatre listings, and plans for a hospital benefit ball plus a range of social and civic notices from Barre and surrounding areas.
Dr W C Autehingen of Washington visits the city as The Station Chibte Career screens at the Theaterium. Arcadia Eopement and The Book Agent headline a week of shows at the opera house with other pictures like The Gleaner and Tarslag wight on view tonight.
Funeral was largely attended Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev. M. S. Kady delivering comfort words. The Pythians and St Cecelia chorus participated. Burial occurred in the family lot of Dr. Eastman in Kase Topham. Out-of-town mourners included Edward Kent and Stillman Kent of Fitchburg Massachusetts and others from nearby towns. A baby born January 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Miller and the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Welez died Saturday night with funeral Monday.
WESI TOPSHAM reports John Flanders ill and GK in Bradford town visit, Mon David Alwiree ill with the grippe. Harvey in town on business. Jacksons in New Lary. Ranney and wife in Barre. Philknek slowly recovering from fever. Fred Magoon better after German measles. Mrs Payne ill with severe arm furunculosis. Jacksons in Barre on business. Minnie J. Chalmers to Bradford for an indefinite stay. Poole recovering from rheumatism. Sanborn very sick with pneumonia but improving. Wight and Mrs He in Barre on business. Trev. Dexter returned from Massachusetts after holidays.
Sam Jones has improved after illness while several residents traveled to Montpelier and nearby towns for visits and business. Funeral and church events were noted with towns such as Newfane and Erwin Williams mentioned amid broad community activity and local society meetings.
A. P. Abbott and Co promotes four additional days of clearance to cut stock before invoicing. The notice emphasizes strong value and urges customers to note the sale as a major stock reduction event.
Morning cut on linen damask tablecloths with slight soil marks. Two yard square double damask cloths priced at 1.75 each, other fabrics discounted from 2.50 to 1.75. Table napkins and napkins cloths marked down to 1.98 and 1.98 respectively, indicating substantial savings. stock to clear before week end.
Vendors announce a January sale with steep reductions on children's and menswear. Stores claim stock will move quickly as prices drop below usual levels, signaling a rapid clearance before stock ends.
Four days remain to buy ginghams at 10c per yard and Panama cloth at a yard. The sale advertises wool dress goods at 29c, cotton plaids, linens, and sheets with discounted prices. Also listed are bleached towels and linen towels, plus shovels and related items at reduced costs.
Mo My Clement and daughter Stella traveled to the city today. Nelson suffers from bleeding weliver in the wet pep rig ase we Miss Eala Davis ce and no jahing ful term of eight weeks' school at Kim ball Corner last Friday, by giving a fine exhibition in the event. Maestro Alfeo Buja author of Dreyfan touring in the remote variety Straceiatt it Lialy. Awarded the company Gold Medal of Milin, Lessons on Piano and Violin. Singing lesson after the Italian method of Hal Canta, Herfodt Vole Macetionnt. On request, lemons in Harmonien, Composition and Instrumentation, pay tat hoe no Garpsienees, $5 meraseleris flasal, ki Torpatt Fiataly will make good Tucson is in cat that Will bes great benefit for his pa As a rule Trousers beat the Coat and West to a finish by several months. Perhaps a pair of our handsome Nufang Trousers would bridge over the gap that lies between now and Spring Suit time, Our Trousers are made by experts in Trouser making. It makes experts to make Trousers well. Nufang Trousers of correct cut from neat patterns of Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassimeres, Trousers at 8.00, 3.50, 4.00, 4.50 up to 16.00 We've Trousers of all sizes and proportions The extra large man, the short stout man, the tall slim man, all can be fitted perfectly. We Clean Press and Repair Clothing. Fur Coats to Rent
Public auction at the former Sumner Newcomb residence on Main Street Barre Vermont will begin at 1 PM Thursday January 6 1908. The sale includes a teaming outfit with ten horses weighing 1200 to 1500 pounds, 10 harnesses, 3 stone wagons and 2 stone sleds plus a nearly new wood sled with rock. Also chains whiffletrees neck yokes iron bars and related farm equipment and a small quantity of hay and one good cow. Cash for all bills under 1810. terms announced at sale.
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