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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
5
Summer goods headline the sale with shirt waist and two piece linen and printed suits priced from 1 to 3.50 dollars. A new line of ladies dress skirts in mohair, serge, Venetian, and broadcloth fabrics ranges from 2.25 to 10.00 dollars, promoted as stylish and economical.
The readable line shows Perry and Camp located at 71 and 75 Main Street in Barre Vermont. It appears as a short street address record without additional context or event details.
In Barre and nearby towns residents frequent Boston and Burlington trips, with Arthur Loranger visiting Newport and A Polt heading to New York. Bellwether events include Red Men's regular meet, church services, and community gatherings. Several locals travel for work, family visits, or medical care, while church and fraternal groups plan meetings and socials. a baby dies, a barn project advances, and a real estate sale closes.
John Hreenashe leaves tonight for War vetorah stam. Mrs. G. H. Kent reports its niohst Nowthshend ths eeortings. Carl Waterman confined to bed with inflammatory ehettrn. Mike Lea Lawrence of Barrington visits Sleter Rose and her sister at the convent. E. Keast left Sunday for Wester ly to attend the welding of his brother, W. Heast, formerly a city resident.
Teal P and George Hight are on the sek Mra C H Bagley and son Fred were in Barre Saturday. Mrs RM Minard in fast Barre for a day. Miss Flasie Tubbs went to Barre Sunday to be away several days. Fred Howe and James Miles were in Barre on business. W J Bradbury and wife of Barre visited at A H Thurston's Friday. Henry Talbot and son from Haverhill in town several days. Dr J A Dow andility Sherk W G Jackson were guests of Ada Jacobs. Mr and Mrs J Sandor and Mr and Mrs W B Bagley were in Harre one day last week. Several from here were called to Chelvea Wednesday to tell the grand of what they knew about the thire last November.
Wm Page lost his only valuable cow last week. A subscription paper was started to replace the animal and a sufficient sum was soon subscribed. Cheney returned home from a week in Barre and was in town Sunday. McDonald family returned from Northfield where their daughter Beasle graduated from high school.
A historical letter from SMe Barre Wisconsin describes church painting work in Baldwins ville. It lists Devoe paints by Onterhout and Lockwood for the Presbyterian parsonage with 50 gallons used, 22 taken. Siingerland and Shutter for the Episcopal church using 4 gallons with 25 taken. Cathodo church aided by others with 5 nis and 11 tools. The letter notes labor costs and that painting on three jobs ranged from 125 to 150 dollars with painting costs two or three times the price of the paint.
A Paris cable reported by the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune describes trials on the Henry TV haw battleship. Sheep placed in turrets were used to test recoil and shock from heavy guns, remaining stunned yet intact after firing, suggesting gunners would be safe from turret shock.
Berlin Jong leads as eight women are appointed as supervisors in the Baden duchy extending municipal administration participation. This marks Germany’s first city level expansion for women in local governance.
In Brussels the Belgian Automobile Club postpones the Ardennes circuit meet indefinitely due to popular protest. A drought devastates crops in Cranbury New Jersey where Henry P Dinean, a prosperous farmer, attempted suicide by slashing his throat, influenced by the prolonged drought and crop losses.
Unclear OCR text describes paint for buggy and carriage finish with prices and exchanges. Mentions Towie's Gloss Carriage Paint, Soli by Rey pols 5 old gold and silver, and prices at ronners' in exchange for goods. References F. E. Burr's Cinance and W. Wetton's.
Fragmentary OCR item notes rent, front roll, and a date at a municipal address. Details are unclear. readable items mention property, payment, and a deadline but lack complete context for full filing.
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