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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
5
A Saturday offer features 50 umbrellas priced at 48 cents each. They have strong steel frames and rods, black glaze finish, natural wood handles, and are promoted as durable for children. The deal is advertised as the best value yet in umbrellas.
A cluttered update from Miles on sales at Abbott’s Perry’s and McWhorter Co with advertisements for hats umbrellas shirts and dresses. A public dance is announced for Saturdays in Miles and West Brattleboro with mentions of a pavilion auction and good temperance events. Local residents travel to Springfel and Plainfield as shopping and social events fill the week.
A fireman, Hd, left this afternoon on a four hour leave of absence amid unsettled details after yesterday’s rustling incident. No new developments emerged in the Bromecutters’ case at 43 North M Street, as K. Buer & Co reported.
A chaotic social page lists a trial of prize fighters, a Tuesday evening gathering, and various town notices. It notes visitors like Miss Carrie M. Wheelock, a Crescent baseball game at Granite City Trotting Park, and multiple calls for settling accounts with local firms before June 10. The piece mentions a special sale, church delegates, and upcoming lodge meetings, all amid a collage of names, errands, and events from North Main Street and nearby blocks.
The Daylight Store presents a fully updated Ready made Department with an extensive White and Colored Wash Suit collection. This week the store invites inspection of what they claim is the largest and best line in the section, urging customers to see them.
In Brattleboro on May 1 a horse owned and driven by Prank Paviavo jumped an embankment near West Brattleboro after a wagon attached to it was frightened by a rear approaching automobile. The horse died quickly from injuries after a shaft penetrated two feet into its body. Contractor A Crosby, who was operating a machine, dropped the sachin upon seeing danger. Crosby was knocked down but unhurt. Several residents supported Crosby’s nonfault.
McGovern, Pagal and fourteen others were arrested after a boxing matel at Madison Square Garden before the Twentieth Century Athletic Club, yesterday. Police report say many cases were dismissed and the dispute centers on lower court interpretations of the law, with authorities noting numerous arrests for aiding and whetting and fighting.
Misa Rarah Free, a leading European sculptor and painter, died at Relief Hospital in Toston after arriving on the White Star line Rosanio. A 47-year-old New York artist who spent years abroad, she recently returned to oversee final affairs and was described as a woman of wealth. Relatives undisclosed.
This week brings another sizeable Waldort shirt waist suit invoice. Chee Suite and Waldort carry the same guaranteed quality, with a leader price on a mixed fabric blue black white option featuring white and black rings. Skirt Pride at 2.98 with a sturdy work suit priced at 9.96 showing full gore and tucked fronts.
The advertisement details several ladies and men's suits with features like shirred fronts, trimmed bands, lace edges, insertion and insertion lace, and tailored skirts. Prices range from 4.60 to 8.75, highlighting mercerized checks and fashionable finishes for the season.
White Shirt Wort Suite offers Monogram and Unique waikos highlighting style and quality with prices from 8.98 to 22.60. Special suits 4.98 to 7.60. Ladies belts and hosiery lines promoted with new invoices and special prices.
A. P. Abbott & Co. reports a brief fire at the creamery Wednesday causing minor damage before firefighters stopped it. Nellie Tibbetts improves after illness. Fish and Game Warden J Berton Pike investigated illegal fishing below the Roxbury hatchery. Deman Dennison died from poison, suspected foul play. Parish green found in a dead animal crib. law safeguards warned. Residents Perrin, Townsend, Blew, Collina and Kittredge mentioned in town notes.
Fragmented stray notice lists names and vague charges with garbled text. The readable parts mention a stray animal related note and references to individuals such as Ramil Thompson and Foleorine Grepite with unclear actions. No verifiable dates or locations are provided.
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