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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
5
For about two years little has been done to promote cedar chests. Tennessee Red Cedar Chests are presented as the only safe guard against moths. A good assortment is offered from 7.50 to 18.90 to tempt buyers to purchase now.
In Montpelier yesterday ten applicants were granted first papers and seven applied for final papers. The list includes Nicola Ventura and others from Italy, Jimi Hall, William Kennedy Jr, and Saverio Marinaccio with various origins and locations. Also noted is a Western Union bonus plan for all employes and a transfer of Mrs. Jona Bennett to Rutland for confinement. Barnham of Philadelphia and Riverside, 3aes Guy Grange will hold a meeting June 7 with degrees and an invited audience.
A mixed set of notices from a local paper lists gifts for graduates at Fitts, fresh produce daily, a Vermont Fruit Store excursion to Fort Ethan Allen, and an ad for Shea's children's summer shoes. It also notes a Harmon Review No 1 meeting, a Wednesday K of P gathering, June through September office closures, and Barre Woman's Club civic department meeting details with Mrs Shepard as chairman.
The Wayside Tea room in Charite of Mrs Heman F Smith opened to the public for the first time this season drawing motor travel and visitors from across the country. The Rural Good Luck club held its annual meeting with Oscars elected. Town registration reached 117 as town officials announced events and upcoming prayers at the M E church vestry.
Community updates from Barre and nearby towns recount births and illnesses at City hospital. travelers leaving for Burlington and Holyoke for visits. local clergy attending universalist meetings at Stowe. a gala planned to honor Judge H W Scott. injuries at Jones Bron Co plant and pneumonia case at Fanny Allen hospital. Brook Street School to host a June concert and folk dance with proceeds for a school plane fund. bartenders outing at Raymond Diemer’s farm with a charity baseball game. paint supply quirks affecting fire department needs and red circle pole markings for alarm boxes.
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Thin Wash Goods are selling well amid weather. Burton Brothers offer reception voices at 29 cents per yard and thin printed wash goods in two basement lots at 12.5 and 1ty per yard. Featured items include French Voiles at 35 cents, Satin-Stripe Voile at 75 cents, Silk Jacquard Russet at 50 cents, and Silk Pongee in figured patterns at ten cents per yard for dresses and skirts.
Sport Stripes Fashion forecasts a large use of the Separate Skirt and predicts strong sales as it releases a wide range of striped fabrics at 29 per yard. The line includes Paizley Patterns, Cross Checks, Beach cloths with coin spots, Piping Rock stripes, Black Stripe Oxford, and Silver bloom mohair blend sells for 75 cents per yard.
Promotes a wide selection of wash skirts and separate waists for summer wardrobes. Highlights linen colored skirts at 1.00, blue and white polka dot house skirts at 1.25, and better skirts from 1.50 to 8.00 in Wooltex and Printz Biedermann fabrics pre-shrunk for fit and style.
A busy season brings new waist models in silks and cotton voiles. Prices range from $1.90 to $6.50, with Voile Waists in best styles and quality. At $2.00, large assortments of silks and cottons offer fresh, distinct designs including colored striped India silk and all white options.
Visitors arrive at Hotel Barre with a parade of names from Rutland Boston and beyond as local ads promote trimmed millinery at half price and an excursion to Fort Ethan Allen or Plattebury. Mrs Birnie advertises Pleasant Street sale. next Wednesday at 4 PM a large house on Currier Street is offered. Names include A C Fitch A B Curich F S Mackenzie D I Beckwith Anthony Magzolini and more from Woodstock Randolph Boston and nearby locales.
All property owners and tenants in Batre are informed to clean up their premises by Monday June 1. The city will begin refuse collection on Monday and Tuesday June 1 and 12. An automatic truck will start in the south end and move through the area.
A late 19th or early 20th century column records social and legal items in Vermont. Miss Emma Pinardi of Milford arrives to visit Magzonal-Rottinelti capitals with relatives. Oscar Pearson pleads first offense for intoxication and pays fines. Capt H W Taylor of the 1st Vermont regiment returns to Fort Ethan Allen after aiding recruiting in Barre and is hosted by friends on Keslett street. Mrs Lori Pesky of Barre Town travels to Shelburne to tend to her mother, Mrs Blow, who died Saturday aged 11. funeral services held at Shelburne Catholic church.
Jackson's native asparagus trade news from Al. A. Gireon Wood of Cheater visiting Barre and Bow ton. W. G. Reynolds and F. H. Rogers among Barre visitors in Bow ton this week. New England Milk Producers association plans a Barre meeting on June 1. Deaconess Mary Tileston, formerly with Church of the Good Shepherd, now in Brookline Mass, reports improving health and hopes to resume duties in the fall.
Fragments describe Betty Wales dresses at Fitts and mention Allen Lumber. Lime products for gardens and sprays are referenced, along with screen doors and rough notes about needs and frustration. The text lacks coherent narrative and several proper details.
A June American Magazine contribution notes happiness hinges on a个人 income level and living setup. It claims many men believe money thresholds shift with progress, suggesting happiness was once tied to modest sums but grows as men build homes and move up.
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