Talk of the Town Bargains and Local Notices
Local chatter notes Vaughan's wash goods bargains and Perry's mohair shirt wares. Susan Doty ran a Painfield errand. Several residents, including J. C. Griggs and Seth Johnson, are on business trips. Frank Howe left for South Dakota to visit relatives. Mrs. Woodworth returned from Winterbury. Ida Cook begins a 10 day vacation from the central office and plans a trip to South Royalton. An ad praises A A Smith & Brothers. Local No 21 clerks meet at the K P hall Wednesday at 7:40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughan's
Susan Doty
Painfield
Perry’s
J.C. Griggs
Siemresy
Seth Johnson
Ida Cook
Fhns
Central Telephone Office
South Royalton
A. A. Smith & Brother
K. Gel. Pla
O'Clork
P. Ball
W. al. Thayer
Sewing machine accident injures Mrs Murray in Williamstown
Mrs A W Murray suffered a painful injury when a sewing machine needle penetrated her finger. Several pieces remained under the nail but were removed after a small finger cut. Her finger is recovering as well as could be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Murray
BE. J, Colby
Muinfold
F. C. Kennedy
Rookshtor
J. T. Holt
Ex Mayor Foley of West Palestine Arrives in Barton Hotel
Ex Mayor W. F. Foley of West Palestine Ohio who had been staying at Hotel Barton Barton for weeks was brought up by Patrick Bowen father of J W Bowen owner of the hotel. Foley is described as a prominent man in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 4. Foley
West Palestine
Ohio
Hotel
Barton
Patrick Bowen
J. W. Bowen
Foley
Talk of the Town remnant sale at Vaughan's
Local notes list a string of yesterday and today errands in town. Cushman visited Richmond on business while Sawyer traveled to Moretown to see his father and Mola visited Hardwick for friend visits. Harris returned from Richford after burying his wife. Mclean went to Waterbury on I C G business. Aspesi visited Cape Ann and Edith Miller returned to Burlington after a brief stay. Mr and Mrs Mosely of Northfield visited their daughter. Furniture sale at City Auction Rooms runs daily this week on Pearl Street. Emstie came back from a ten day Boston Quincy trip. Red Tag sale at C and Andrews shoe store. People's shoe store offers many items cheaply. Fresh eggs at 24c, dairy butter at 22c, creamery butter at 25c. trade where money is worth more. Notice for Polishers’ branch meeting at Nichols’ Look hall July 20. Carrier addition to post office. William D. McDonald named senior substitute carrier starting August. First class groceries from J B Brown offer double rebate and red stamps. orders delivered from 87 North Main Street.
Weather forecast for Barre area July 2 1908
The Barre Daily Times reports variable light winds and fair weather for Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures are expected to be mild with no precipitation foreseen in the immediate outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westher
Tair
Thurles
Local Happenings and Store News in Barre
Local notices describe pairs of brown stockings at 250 and silk coats at cut prices to close at Abbott's, with Vaughan's selling ladies hosiery and Havana leaf Seelgur and diaper items. Boston visit telegrams note Alex Birnie returning from Boston. Miss Agnes Wilson and Mrs Arch Joel visit Brooklyn. Harold Wells returns from Newbury. trips of Artine Vreniot and others. and a busy schedule of meetings and events at the Uniform Bank, Knights of Pythias, and Labor day committee in Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tervely
Vaughan's
Try Lander
Perry's
Abbott's
Agnes Wilson
Artin Joel
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Paris
The
Homer Fitts Company
Forsyth & Ingram Place
West St
George J. Miller
the Union Bakery
Anthers & Denning
Tel
North Main St
Smith & Gumings
Talk OF
the Town
Williamstown
Lindsay Winchester
Elmore
Herbert Platt
Newbury
William Wells
Wheatley
Orville Marble Co
Clarendon Springs
Shite
Algany
N.Y
Orville Company
TOWN
Cushman
Richmond
C. M. Sawyer
Moretown
P. D. Mola
Hardwick
W. L. Harris
Richford
J. W. Mclean
Waterbury
I. C
G. Aspesi
Cape Ann
Mase
Mise
Edith Miller
Burlington
Mr. and
Mrs. Mosely
Northfield
Mra C., M. Willey
Pearl Street
Charles Emstie
Boston
Quincy
Maia
C. &. Andrews
Leas
Nichols
W. G. Pirie
Iam D. McDonald
J. KB. Brown
Gett
Tol
North Main Street
Barre’ Daily Times
Alex Birnie
Vaughan’s
Muss Brella Brown
Fred Gram
Roxbury
Robert Knapp
Albany
Daniel
Dan AG
East
Calaia
Joseph
Harold Wells
E.G. Wells
Harry L. Averill
Piermont
N. 31
Washington County Veteran's Association
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pything
Bergeron
Mra
F. A. Welle
Randolp Center
Leon Welly
Wordsboro
E. G. Wells
CL. U
Labor Day Committee
Granite Cutters
George N. Kenney
George M. Kenney
Northield
Artine Vreniot
New York
Order of Foresters
William Cruickshank
Woebsterville
J. E. Brown
Cruuckshank
Graniteville
Dwight HW. Cutler
Twnes
Kesex Tunction
Greensboro Pond
Sowley
Lyon's
Bonacourd
Montpelier
John R. Wilson
Worcester
Arthur Jones
Washington
rte Veterans’ associa+ tina
AL A. Smitly
Ladies of the Macinhees
K. of
Yee Sponkille
Glactiino
Vermont
Coney Island
DR. 7Z
Archambault
Moses Ton
St. Aldemar Commandery
Go Wiltaler
Barre
OPERA
Carrier Building
Weale & Knight
New
Emeland Telephone
Union Telephones
Lin
Tale of the Sea
Buzzell
Mer
Rusick
E. M. Laws
A, Mackenzie
Comique
Tomasi
Pioneers of
Sculpturer’s
Aunt Matilda
Daniel Roach
Theatorium
Knight
Ida Hughes
L. M. Averill
Haven
Averill Building
Union Clothing Company
Onnion Clothing Company
Union Clothing
Depot Square
Goodyear West
People’s Shoe Store
Hale’s Block
Barre, VI. Cs, Andrews, Proprietor
Drown’s
E. A. Drown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
L. B. Dodge
Worthen
Keith Avenue
C. W. Averill & CO
Barre, Vt
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