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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
5
To close the lot only 65 cents each on Saturday. Extra good value in Fancy Ribbons ten cents per yard. Fifteen pieces Fancy Ribbons suitable for hair bows sashes and hat trimmings four inches wide all colors only ten cents per yard on Saturday. Ten pieces Muslin and Batiste in pin dots stripes and figures to close this lot of Muslin on Saturday for six cents per yard.
The page lists a string of local sales, page ads, theatre notices, sports plans, church services, and club meetings in Barre and nearby towns. Items include glove sales at Pitta, woolen goods at Vaughan, Perry shop specials, a football club gathering, bar association events, a playground for children, a battery pay meeting, and a Presbyterian church service with infant baptism. Also noted are theatre previews at Bijou, Dreamland showings, and a Masonic gathering with a long attendee roster.
Fragmented OCR item notes a Vaughan Store sale with various garments and accessories on display and discounted items such as gowns, gloves, neck wear, and fans. Mentions passing figures like Joseph Hooper and Mrs Ella Tillotean with travel notes and visits to nearby cities. The text is garbled but centers on retail offerings and local shopper activity.
Stores advertise reduced prices on all odd garments to clear stock before the season ends. With cold weather lingering, buyers can snag coats suits and dresses at low prices, the ad urges early shopping to secure desired items while the selection lasts.
The town gathered to honor high school graduates Sheila Clough and Stee Hope Abbott, with praise for their academic achievements. Mason 8, Stone, and education chief Mason 8 spoke, while several relatives and friends attended. John A. R. Corwin returned from a week’s visit, and Miss Satie announced plans to visit Williams and other relatives.
The program lists speakers Sophia N Duffola Robert Adams and others, with diplomas to be presented by Elida Chatfield and Robert Shedd Noble. Musical numbers include a W. U.S. quartet and an orchestral rendition. Valedictory, salutatory, and Mars notes mark the ceremony, with medals and honors acknowledged.
East Barre opened its June carnival with a strong turnout at the opera house. The program featured Robert Fanmott's Last Speech, a solo by Marc Bisson, and performances by Fred Pile and Ethel Wellington, all well received. Tonight's lineup includes a symphonic selection, orchestra pieces, and violin performances by Hasel Bixby and Viator Mad.
Variety of ladies suits described with original prices and sale figures. Notes include styles, fabrics, and per suit comparisons with values from 12.50 to 20.00. Mentions wool serge, all wool, and differing lengths and fits, highlighting value and quality.
A list of discounted women’s suits in cotton and linen blends with prices from 3.50 to 27.50. The catalog cites French serges, twill, novelty fabrics, and imported binen as features. Numerous reduced coasts highlight best sellers and season models with notes on fit and care.
King and Queen Return to Rome from earthquake struck Avaliing district. Victors Em and Helena surveyed the wrecked area where dozens of homes collapsed under heavy walls. Rescue work continued as relief efforts spread, with casualties and displacements mounting amid a cautious sense of rebuilding.
A list-like fragment names several individuals including Barte, Burns, Claudio, Keele, Dingo Mev, Audet and Maggle Brown. No clear event date or complete context emerges from the readable text.
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