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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
5
Unlined and drop skirts in dotted mohairs plain brilliantines broadcloths serges and Venetians priced from 3.00 to 10.00. Storm Skirts offer selected styles at 3.00 3.50 4.00 and 5.00 each at 71 and 75 Main Street.
AO Didkey of East Barry was in the city today with Mr and Mrs Johnsop leaving for Boston. Miss Fannie Gold visited Enfield N H. John Dodge of Waite River was in the city on business. Miss Evelyn Phell hosted a gathering at the Delta club. Various residents announced travels, visits, and retirements. The city clerk noted marriages and local events while others attended church, court, or gatherings. A bankruptcy filing and police actions were reported along with school and club activities and upcoming events.
Mr and Mrs Forest Bantington announce the birth of a daughter. W M Creawley of Hast Barre helped with tin roofing at the new parsonage. D and Worthley county juror A B Whiltpoint and Br Al aes attended Orange county court. The pope tires from heat. potential delay due to health. Floods threaten Hope Idaho and Missoula Montana. Coeur d Alene mountains melt causing air stream rampage. Burglars destroy Kiddros Burghers steel wire mill office. loss about 300000. Roosevelt train reaches Grand Island. speeches at Lexington and Searney. Chinese rebels seize two towns in Yun nan. communications cut with Tonquin.
A garbled local note from Desiness describes second street activity and mentions prankster actions around a Berlin event and a farmer's yaw stall. Names and details are unclear, but the piece signals community chatter about morning happenings and local organisms.
The Dominican house of studies will start at once in Washington near the Catholic University and, when completed, will be the largest Gothic monastery in America. Also notes Rev Dr Charles Herald’s Brooklyn parish growth, and Rev Dr Henry Van Dyke’s Berlin posting. mentions various ads and items including fashion prices.
A P Abbott Co advertises foundation stocks for lace covered collars, perforated stock, muslin covered stock, and silk framed stock at low prices. Also features Ladies Black Mohair Skirts with taffeta trim, labeled as a leading $5.75 item now offered at $5.00, plus sample suits at about half price to close.
An advertisement for black mercerized waists for ladies and misses in all sizes with neck or waist options and fan chains. Features a large assortment in satin finishes, with prices from 0 to 1.25, sale prices up to 2.00, with special offer at 1.00 each.
An A. P. Abbott & Co advertisement extols men balbriggan underwear for durability in laundry and summer wear. It promotes balbriggan shirts and drawers in various weights priced from 25 to 75 cents per garment and 50 cents to one dollar for medium weight, noting short and long sleeves and extra sizes for stout men.
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