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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
8
A beautiful array of new dresses made for graduation day. Sheer materials crafted into gowns in pleasing styles offered at low prices. The copy urges buyers not to sew their own outfits due to time.
A lively display of new waists features muslins, shadow laces, crepe de chine, messaline, and wash silks in white and colors. Blouse effects include drop shoulders kimono sleeves and varied necklines with prices from 98e to 6.98.
A local store announces spring and summer Garment Department arrivals with latest styles and materials. The campaign targets thrifty shoppers seeking new apparel for warmer seasons.
Developing the heifer involves mixed clover hay or raven as excellent feed sources. Provide healthful conditions with warm quarters, fresh air, clean troughs, sunshine, and exercise. Calves born in early fall may better join the herd, while spring calves should be kept in stables first summer to avoid minor disorders.
Devt Animal Husbandry expert A J McLean of Massachusetts State Agricultural College emphasizes improved dairy cattle through careful sire selection and strong early calf care. He outlines feeding from birth to six months, transitioning to skim milk, then grain mix, and stresses digestive capacity and high quality forage for future dairy cows. The article also notes Chautauqua week planning and a local guardian committee with Fred Curr as president and James Stacey chairing the ticket committee.
White River Junction announces the artical prize speaking contest as part of Spaulding high school's commencement. The program for Tuesday evening at the Opera House includesMusico-Violin solo by Margaret Carnai and Dorothy Katherine Inglis with "The Unknown Speaker" by Cavanagh. Neal Albert Cheney Goodwin assists with music "Welcome Pretty Primrose" performed by the group Pinsutt.
A new fountain will be dedicated with a free distribution of Tan m ftip to celebrate. The New England Fruit Store plans to provide candy for the children as part of the event.
The Barre Daily Times reports forecast for New England is fair with cooler conditions on Sunday. Highs and lows are not specified in the readable text. The report emphasizes a seasonal cool weekend for the region.
Community notes recount local visits and events in Barre Vermont including Perry's on Saturdays offering ladies gauze silk hose, a sale at 1m3 Smith Street, and various town residents traveling or socializing. A Barre Rangers meeting is set for 7 PM, with several names and errands listed.
Local notices describe ladies hat displays at Abbott's and a new soda fountain opening at the New England Fruit Store with Tango flip samples for youths. Visitors include Edward Kingston of Northfield and Clarence McDermont of Brookfield, while Mrs. Floyd Stanton of Montreal visits Barre.
Dr Hans Karfunkel of Berlin described a vein injection method for tuberculosis at a Philadelphia medical society meeting. He presented two cured patients and said about 1800 cases were treated in Germany with 60 percent showing improvement. he treated around 100 cases in the city and New York since arriving last fall.
South Barre grange officers and members are requested to attend the funeral of Brother William Allan Monday at 1 pm at his residence then proceed to Mt Hope cemetery with the body Per order master of the grange
The notice mentions Abbott's with new fancy ribbons and a large parasol selection. Perry's offers up to $1.08 wash dresses, previously priced at 82.04, for a Saturday sale. Berlin street grounds hosts a 1 A C game at 3 pm with Wealer against Davidson and Hoernle watching for the seminary. The Perry real estate agency completes sale of the west end Prospect street bridge house to Louis Romanis for major renovations, with Merle B. Clark as mortgagee. The tiny riverfront dwelling, bought by the city years ago amid riverbed changes, faces demolition. the case involves about 1200 dollars.
William Grant of Hardwick visited the city for the weekend. The Spaulding alumni ball will be bigger and better this year. Goddard vs. T. A. OC and Davidson Hoernle vs. Weafer and Fowlie play at Berlin Street this afternoon at 3. Percy Seeley becomes chauffeur at Crown Motor Car Co. Mary Fletcher nurses graduation includes Miss Faustina Maker and Miss N Rachel Brice.
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