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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
8
Citizens mingle in visits and meetings as a long list of residents travel, work, and socialize in the city. The town records marriages, barber shop changes, and upcoming events while noting attending officials and visiting guests from nearby towns.
Wednesday only noon to wrap deals at Vaughan s Abbottis City Auction Rooms offer silk rubberized coats and furniture discounts. Pearl Street Vermont Fruit Store promotes sanitary ice cream cones spoons and exit boards. Ice cream at Mayors wholesale and retail plays into all week prices.
A local fair advertises a merry go round open to ladies children and gentlemen for an enjoyable afternoon and evening with special attention to ladies and children. Rides priced at five cents, promising good order at all times.
Quick lunches offered day and night at regular rates by Joseph Razzai at 325 North Main Street in Barre Vermont. The new facility promises clean facilities and best city lunches inviting patrons to try them.
A compact 19th or early 20th century notice states business continues at the old site in East Barre Wisconsin. It lists groceries provisions and apparel including overalls shirts suspenders stockings. It mentions rebate checks equal to B per rent for cash and closes with when in doubt try Osbornes and the name R. Osborne East Barre WI with a reference to Kaban to J. Woodward.
Five days remain in Vaughan's big sale on ladies and children's parasols at Perry's. Miss Esther Tabor returns from a week with Sadie Gal on the West Hill. Alderman George Hoyt takes seat after appointment to fill Walter Thame’s vacancy. Prayer meeting on Scriptural Solinea led by Rev G E Taylor at 70 Pelock, hosted by Mr and Mrs Seymour Perkins. Farmers report haying nearly complete. Danity Temple dance draws a good crowd. Willard Stacy returns from City hospital after two months. Summit Lodge WALM to meet Friday evening. Rural Reading Club to gather Saturday with Mrs Woe Seaver and Mrs Williams. Miss Tattie Briggy and Miss Alma Long head to Hevlin for weeks at Mrs Lang’s cottage. Patsy Russo reports a telephone line issue at 222.
The column lists a half price sale on tailored suits at Abbott's and a red tag shoe sale at People's Shoe Store starting Saturday July 25. It notes Mr and Mrs Charles Mannon visiting Ma rcomb, Mrs Laura Ballard visiting family then traveling to Georgia, George Iavet leaving for Syracuse for a chauffeur post, and Dr Joe W Jackson returning to Maine with plans for a week away.
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