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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
Good values for Saturday include muslin waists with embroidered fronts at least five cents. Close-out prices on satin sc caps six for a nickel each. Fancy ribbons eight to ten cents per yard, four inches wide, various colors. Ten pieces muslin and batiste with pin dots and stripes close out at six cents per yard.
An address listing appears for Perry Camp at 76 Main Street Barre Vermont with telephone contact 268-4. The entry cites local contact details and the street location. It reads as a brief business or personal directory notice without additional context or services listed.
A jumble of local notices from Pitts and Barre details sales, craft stalls, a Vermont fruit stand, cream parlor specials, a civil war drama, a concert, strike pay calls, and a Mass Newton commencement. Mentions Vermont station, New England Fruit store, Central Vermont, and Maccabees gathering with dates in June.
A long, disjointed text describes a deed settling rights to waters from Stevens branch and Orange Brook. It notes release of all past and future claims against the city of Narre and the Water Company, transfer of use rights, and dissolution of associated partnerships. The document names Stevens branch, Orange Brook, and the firm Smith Whitcomb & Cook in a historic water rights settlement.
East Barre items report school term closings and summer programs for local students. Mentions Bert Hutchins and James Milne families from Barre and Groton pond area. A window display at M J Whit furniture store features gold watches offered at a sale with price tag details. The town fair opens Thursday evening with opera and entertainment planned, urging attendees to bring pocket saviors for a fundraiser.
In Worcester a near world record was claimed for a nine inning no hitter in a baseball game. Pall Hiver team of New Laandd faced the Tiskers and won, with Wormwood a former in the tee team. The Winchester, Ky., squad is credited with the feat in the Bloogracs league, noting a December 1, 1909 line.
Somerville defeated Pappas of Jewell Mass in a season opening wrestling bout last night. The bout featured Peters Hoh and Kore Gero with a late fall at 49 minutes. Pappas won the second fall by a full body hold at 11 minutes, while Somerville claimed the final fall in 29 minutes.
Graniteville event details describe Ottamet and a dance under the anepiene. A June evening program in Montpelier features a military band orchestra performing plates. General potion and Cobb cordially invited.
A concert program will be presented at the Howland ball on Thursday evening beginning at 8 o'clock. The program includes selections such as Overture, The Bridal Bell, and The Enchantresses with performances by Lavallee and Unlerman. The finale features Marche Risse and Louis Game.
The notice urges shoppers to buy suits coats and skirts now with low prices on odd garments to move stock. It emphasizes cold late season demand and the benefit of early shopping to secure desired items before assortment shrinks.
Bargain lot of ladies tailored suits offered at 8 10.00 and higher with colors and stripe patterns. Some pieces previously sold at 12.80 and 18.00, with remaining stock priced up to 16.00 and 18.00. Limited sizes and styles noted, each suit described as a good value for the original price.
Readable remnants describe women’s cotton and linen suits offered at deep discounts. Prices range from 18 to 38 dollars with several styles noted, including two‑piece and full coat suits, some trimmed with full linings, aimed at warm weather wear. Sizes include children’s junior fits in linen and plains.
Local shoppers hear talk of fashion and prices from The Daylight Store window and nearby merchants. Features include silk dresses, hats, ribbons, and hair accessories with prices from 2 to 82.08. A Virginia wax hair bow line and straw hat display are highlighted with a range of styles and bands.
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