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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1903
Page
5
The item describes fabrics such as unlined garments with drop skirts and dotted mohairs, plain brilliantines, broadcloths, serges, and Venetians offered at prices ranging from 3.50 to 10.00 dollars. It notes a collection of stylistic options and current material choices in a shopping context.
Locals travel to Northfield New Hampshire and Bellows Falls. A busy schedule of visits meetings concerts and club gatherings fills the week in Barre Montpelier and surrounding towns with many residents traveling for business leisure or family events.
Barlingtom residents hosted visitors from Concord and Washington including Rev F A Poole and Mr Young with a focus on Congregational church activities. Six candidates initiated at Cian Gordon No 12, Sacred Heart League meeting announced, Granite City orchestra to perform at the Congregational vestry with supper offered. Mrs Bewlah Briggs returned from Burlington after neck surgery at Mary Fletcher hospital.
West Topsham reports D. H Bagley and Geo. Martin of Corinth on business last week. George H. Bagley and wife of Bradford visited several days. A tow attended Memorial exercises at East Corinth. Barred visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Thurston of Barre. Mrs Jewett’s horse broke through a bridge near Kitaball corner orange on the way to Barre. Expressions of thanks to friends for bereavement support. A ball game Saturday pitted married versus single men with the married team winning.
In Washington GC Cat and his son O. 5. Chaney attend a Memorial program with school children on Friday afternoon. Teachers and scholars receive credit for well rendered parts. Sunday at 11 o clock Mey Mr Van Blaroomps from the Universalist church gives the memorial sermon honoring those who died for their country. Town officials and village children attend the service together.
In Ballston New York early May shows little rain and dry toll traffic. Fitts salt bargains attract attention with prices around 5.75 dollars for black mobair shirts at Abbott's 5.00 dollars. Fitts exhibits notable dress stats and quality offerings for shoppers this period.
Foundation Stocks for covered collars offered at low prices. Perforated and silk framed options with muslin or silk coverings priced at 2c and 9c respectively. Ladies black mohair skirts with taffeta trim advertised as best value at 5.00. Sample suits available at about half price to close.
Advertises black mercerized waists for ladies and misses in all sizes with neck or waist options and tucked front fan chains. Promotes satin waists and a large assortment in the city. Prices range low and offer sale pricing from 1.00 each up to 2.00, with sale price at 1.00.
A. P. Abbott & Co advertises Balbriggan underwear for men with summer weight shirts and drawers priced 25 to 75 cents per garment and medium weight from 50 cents to 1 dollar. Short and long sleeves, extra sizes for stout men, launderability emphasized.
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