Tercentennial Sale Offers Cheap Vermont Train Tickets
The Couteal Vermont is selling Uoketa to Queber at greatly reduced rates to celebrate the tercentennary. Tickets are valid from July 18 to July 28 with return by August 3.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
4
The Couteal Vermont is selling Uoketa to Queber at greatly reduced rates to celebrate the tercentennary. Tickets are valid from July 18 to July 28 with return by August 3.
Over the last two weeks The Daylight Store has set appealing prices on silks ladies suits and coats wash goods muslin underwear sheets pillow slips and dress goods placed on bargain tables for shoppers to view and save a dollar per item.
A garbled talk of town notes reports remnant sales at Vaughn's Abbott's and Perry's, visits by locals to Burlington and St Johnsbury, a billiard of misfortune at North Main Street, and plans for summer work at Maplewood hotel. A morning program features pictures at the opera house with William Robertson and tour details. Local social calls, travels, and business errands fill the day.
Midsummer sale at Vaughan's features kimonos and sacques with new belts for 250. C. G. Peake returned yesterday to Topsham. Lint YG de Cheney of Washington visited the city. Dr CN Barber traveled to Northfield on professional business. M L Aiken of Marshfield in charge of L P Austins jewelry store. Kew and McDengitt taken to City hospital for peritonitis. Mass schedule altered for Central Vermont excursions. train departs nine o'clock. Mr and Mrs Summer S Morley of Toston arrived to visit Mrs Morley’s parents on East Hill. They recently returned from four months abroad visiting Italy, Switzerland, France and England.
Mrs Lucinda Stayton of Calais stopped at Dr Mall s. Mr and Mrs Ephie Pray visited friends in the place Sunday. Dan McLean recently purchased an automobile in Hardwick. Mrs Arthur Ainsworth and daughter Dorothea visit Mrs Lavinda Farnsworth. Rev and Mrs Wells and two children of Irasburg visit at W J Goodell s. Ladies Aid met at church vestry. a bean supper was served. Morton McKinstry has returned from Burlington and reports Mrs McKinstry comfortable after her operation.
The fifteen year old Miss Mary Giguere daughter of Mr and Mrs Emile Giguere of Websterville died yesterday. The funeral will be from St Sylvester's church at 10 tomorrow morning with interment in the Catholic cemetery in Marre. The Labor Day committee of the ILU L and IL&L requested 00 pint in Nivhole tock Wittak etening at GoA O'etwek James Muteh secretary.
Special sale item list offers tina White Mustin Walsta with Dutch nooks trimmed with lace and hatiburg at 149. Parasols discounted, summer wrap up, traveling case gage at a discount. Lady's Black Cat Howe noted as best value at this price.
In our box on oUF counter many short lengths in Kibbon vary for many uses. A lot of pure silk now 150. Colored Taffeta Ribbons for sashes or hats now 190 per yard. West Lelyattan Silk Gloves in black and white with double spliced tips were 1 50 now 98c. Short g clasp Silk Gloves now 50c per pair. Saturday features our Semi annual Remnant Sale where economical buyers find waists skirts and much of children's dress materials.
A historic note reports hot weather boosting corset sales with a flood of new styles in six weeks. Vendors claim demand for I. & G. Vor ie corsets has more than doubled, with a costly girdle praised for comfort, though hard to keep in stock during warm months.
An advertisement notes clothiers can offer saving satisfaction with quality suits from $1 to $4 less than competitors. It promises fittings and alterations before checkout. Mentions ice cream and muslin underskirt deals, a Genova rate, and a Central Labour Union meeting in Barre on Friday evening July 17 at 7:30.
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