05 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1905
Page
1
The article notes slow peace negotiations in the Far East threaten Lineviteh in Manchuria if plenipotentiaries fail to reach a settlement. It also reports former Trustee Wing resigning from the state insane asylum with a judge's prompt action and praises Governor Bailby for assembling capable candidates to replace the trustee.
Malone visitors plan settlement here later Mrs Anna Martin suffers recurring stomach trouble Dr Frank Wheeler treated her Knights of Pythias offer free admission for next Fridays performance to those present and warn others to pay the penalties A fire there last Thursday led to a repeat show on July 7 with free entry for attendees Various locals including Mrs Bancroft Mrs Preston Mr and Mrs William Goodwin and Mabel Young visited with neighbors Missing details about Vierge Mason and others noted plus a ward on today’s Rathbone meetings and a large school reception for Miss Moulton the district's veteran teacher and latest theatre reviews highlight Lorne Elwyn Company's performance and the Castle Park Theatre stock company success
An offer promises a free circus ticket with purchases of 3 dollars or more. The promotion runs Wednesday and Thursday morning July 5th and 6th.
South Barre residents plan for Independence Day activities as families travel to nearby towns. Walter Malldorsor resumes work. others like Mrs Mes and Mrs Bellowsill join gatherings. Mr and Mrs Curtin visit West Topsham kin and Marshfield friends. Geo Dereen returns home after visiting South Nobleton friends. Edward Hightaw begins work on the Smith wreck farm as Fred Person drives to South Nobleton with relatives.
Notice instructs payment at the store of Smith and Cummings on the twentieth of each month to collect Lille due. Call to settle with Meeker Broa.
Twelve dozen silk belts offered for 25 cents each in black brown blue and white with best value for regular 50 cent belts. Fancy wash neckwear includes lace stocks lace collars long laces P K tabs and collars sold by the yard with twelve embroidery stocks. Window displays show samples belts and neckwear and three dozen lawn shirt waists valued at 1.25 each offered at 98 cents.
After a busy day and lingering smoke the Vaughan store continues selling comfortable women’s clothing. Muslins range 15 to 50 cents a yard, silks 50 cents to $1.00, and a variety of summer fabrics like Mohair Lustres Nub Novelties and Pongees are featured for dress lengths or by the yard.
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