Silk Stockings Offer Economy in Quality Purchases
None else but Silk Stockings would answer. Nor need the cost be excessive not if you purchase at this store. There's economy however in the purchasing of good quality. Ours.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1916
Page
8
None else but Silk Stockings would answer. Nor need the cost be excessive not if you purchase at this store. There's economy however in the purchasing of good quality. Ours.
The funeral for Nelson E Terry of Montpelier, died at 65 in South Fairlee, was held at Green Mount chapel with Rev J E Taylor officiating. He was born in England and lived in Maine and Montpelier, leaving a wife and children. Also noted are probate actions in Montpelier and Barre, local moves, and sports events concluding a baseball season for Montpelier high school and Meatpanite seminary at Intercity park.
Silk gloves and silk hone noted at Vaughan's with trades and social bits. Rae Wilson left for Augusta Maine. Frieda Cheever vacationing with Edward Cheever at 1 Mount Street. Cunosto, four-year Barre worker, left for San Angeles California. Julian Stak and Will Yeartean from Chelsea were in the city. B Kingsbury visited North Main Street and returned home. Miss Mary J. Wright of Keith Avenue returned from a ten-day New York trip attending the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention as Parry's delegate.
Names of local residents appear in a city column noting the Ladies Vanightin Auxiliary of Clan Gordon to meet at 7 15. Other items mention Abbott & Co. executives returning from Boston and local visitors, plus city police box installations and new telecommunication equipment in progress.
Graniteville Carlyle Blackwell stars in The High Hand at Gilbert's Hall this evening. Tomorrow Edith Storey in A Price for It. Orchestra all week. Admission 5 cents for men and 10 cents for ladies.
A jumble of local notices mentions wash skirts and values in ladies waists at Vaughan's, a square piano for sale, and an address on Washington street. a baby announcement notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs at 31 Brooklyn street this morning. Public events include a dance in Howland hall and a Bright Star Rebekah lodge meeting, with tickets and schedules listed.
The Williamstown Ministers' Monday club held its closing meeting in town, an outing via autos from local churches to Brookfield and Sunset Lake. After a dinner at the hotel hosted by Cortes, the group returned for an afternoon lecture by Dr. Mant of Barre on new amplitude. Attendees included Reverends Courson and Berediet, plus numerous Barre and Williamstown residents.
Abbott's wash skirts and graduation assortments fill Vaughan Store displays. James Somerville of Waterbury visits town this forenoon. Household furniture and large America figs promoted. Spaulding dance on Wednesday evening June 7 signals commencement week. Harmon Review No 1 and K of P lodge schedule meetings for June 7 with rate notices.
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