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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
5
An advertisement style notice touts extra heavy Hose with spliced heel and toe and double knee. It promotes two pairs for 25c and Fancy Ribbons at 10c per yard, plus 20 pieces of rib bons floral moria designs at 10c per yard.
Local notes mention mood shifting trips to Marshfield and Woodbury, visits to Pennsylvanian institutions, and plans for gatherings. Mentions include Frank Mo ter Oo George W. Maon BM Laws Darvie store Shop stewards June set of It try Workers Journal, and a Glen tigie clinic picnic at Caledocia park with a special electric road schedule. The Wat Sox beat the Red Sox 19 to 5 in nine innings with Searles and Phillipe on the mound.
An elderly Princeton man, 72, died after a gun accident as he prepared a rifle to shoot water turtles. Herbert D Walton, son of Melvin Mills, was found dead with a bullet wound near his chin. Family members, including Herbert and Bertin, and relatives in Washington and Bellas Falls are noted in the report.
Testimony for the defence in State vs Charles Marston regarding May Anne Smith assault concluded. Marston testified he wore a derby hat, was home before midnight, and located over a mile away when the assault occurred.
Local notices tease store ads and events including Vaughan's latest bargains over 50 new career covers Moore Owenson and Perry's patterns at James street pages. Names such as Sylvester Cameron and F W Foster appear among city hotel arrivals and evening meetings at St Johns Court.
Randolph June 10 Fully 300 pastors delegates and friends were in town yesterday for the second day of the state Congregational Convention. Morning services featured praise led by Rev BL G French and committee reports were heard. An address by Rev Benjamin Swift followed, noting religious leadership and education with humor.
Fishing at Lake Mansfield yielded an estimated 180 pounds of trout with every member getting a bite. The annual meeting elected Provident M. J. Riddell of Darlington as president, M. C. Lovejoy of Stowe as secretary treasurer, and H. G. Thomas of Stowe as auditor, with 3-year directors named from Stowe and Montpelier. A $5 annual dues was approved and ten new members joined, led by C. A. Tiley of Stowe and W. A. Ricker of St Johnsbury, among others. The largest delegations came from Stowe, Montpelier, and St. Johnsbury.
A chaotic incident in Pittsburg involved Martin and two women planning to rob Joseph Litvin of 885. The trio allegedly attacked Litvin at Martin’s North Windouk avenue apartment, forcing him to surrender money before fleeing. Traffican Brothers pursued the suspects and Litvin was finally arrested in a galoon. The town grant fund is listed at 16,396.82 with estate value around 238,890.
A P Abbott & Co present a display in their windows highlighting efforts to ease shopping and meet customer expectations. They emphasize value and satisfaction, noting their goal of offering goods that satisfy while appealing to money-conscious shoppers.
Vacation time nears and the store advertises a wide assortment of straw cases with leather ends and six lathes, touted as lighter weight and more durable than usual. Men are said to prefer these leather goods and buy them for long wear, with prices set at one substantial rate.
Local store promotes a sale on ladies trunks including combination trunks with hat and skirt boxes. Advert says quality with affordable pricing and easy terms, highlighting new shipment and early availability.
A fragmented sales notice touts corset covers and white waists, claiming trimmed styles and tailored effects popular in New York. It markets several models, urges inspection, and highlights express delivery options amid seasonal fashion push.
A Brattleboro gathering drew about 81 people for an event benefiting a local marble camp, with automobile rides to Bennington and neighboring towns. A new laundry facility by John H. Tierney, named the Clean City Laundry, will offer steam and electric power, modern machines, and prompt door to door service, employing twenty workers at full capacity.
Forbes, held last night in Meaticlie, was brought before Montpelier city authorities on a liquor law repeat offense. He admitted prior intoxication and was fined 15 dollars plus court costs of 7.14 dollars, with payment expected.
Bargain prices rest of the week offer Chicken Halibut at 15c, large Mackerel 25c, Fancy Mackerel 30c, Blue Fish 20c, Cod 10c, Haddock 10c and 12c, Fresh Salmon 206c per pair, or 50c per dozen boiled lobsters. Mackerel recommended for Sunday dinner.
A Nassau County jury awarded Mrs Amelia Mayer eighty thousand dollars in damages after a car collision in September 2008 that injured Mrs Mayer her husband and their child. The wealthy Newark City dealer was defendant in the suit alleging excessive fault. The judge later moved to reduce the verdict.
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