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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
5
Talk of the Town notes Abbotts stock and sale items including embroidered parasols and straw hats. Mentions auctions by Mrs Bond, San Francisco pictures at Dewey park, and a public dance at the Pavilion as well as local business notices and social events.
A fragmented notice mentions ribbon sales at Abbott's, roller skating at Dewey Park tonight, and a new line of children's shoes received by Frank McWhorter Co. Also invites Socialists to a meeting at Sneintivt Hall Granite Street on Wednesday evening.
The Windsor county court term was brief as only four indictments remained pending. A jury returned a verdict for the Windsor Gaslight Co. against N. Taylor in an action of trespass, awarding one cent damages.
June carnival at Graniteville opens tomorrow evening under forester team of camp No 1802 and M W of A. program includes Roswell Miles reading When Pa Became a Woodman, Eva Miles prose, Hertha McLean solo, Walter Paine statue and clog dancing, Milne brothers. Friday features a drill by the forester team and comic songs by John de Barre. Saturday brings John Kerr the champ puncher from Vermont. Admission 10 cents, tickets 25 cents, with a gold piece door prize. Ice cream and cake to be served. refreshment stands in operation.
The Savannah News and Louisville Times applaud plans to build a U S battleship larger than the Dreadnought as a wise policy. The Philadelphia Press agrees that America should own the biggest battleship afloat to deter rivals and show forethought in naval power.
The Chicago Tribune notes limited progress in Jorjab Kode Tiané and Mixgoory as new spellings face criticism. The Louisville Courier-Journal argues reform risks confusing the uneducated and complicating communication, suggesting the effort may falter over time.
Abbott & Co promotes a June sale at the Daylight Store with special values on styles and prices. The notice emphasizes limited time offers and featured items, inviting customers to shop early for best selections and savings.
This report notes seasonal demand for cotton shirt waist suits in Poreale, Ginghwa, and Biisths. Prices range from $2.98 to $8.98, with highlighted Waldorf line suits at $4.50 and $4.75 featuring intricate plaits, knits, and tucked cuffs.
Shoppers are drawn to Colored and White Shirt Waist Suits priced around 0.98 salt figures, brand names Monogram or Unique promise high style. Descriptions mention embroidered satin figures, square yokes, white baked embroidered grislin, deep white embroidery, and two deep tucks, with extra value cited for suits priced at 4.75 and 4.98.
A newspaper item previews a selection of women suits and shirt waists in white and colors. Prices span from 6.08 to 22.50 for various styles including plain white linen suits and muslin trimmed garments. Misses suits also highlighted with a note on variety available in large city stores.
The board of assessors finished the grant list for Wet showing a large gain in personal property valued at 1,847,107 dollars, up 119,027. Real estate remains steady. fire damage in February caused losses but overall improvements balanced the decline. 3,000 polls taxed. Mr and Mrs Nelson Tyler left for a carriage drive through Randolph and Windsor to Windsor for Edward McCarty’s wedding reception in Sommerville. J C Downline sold land near Kia Jionse corner to Northfield for village hall addition. Proposed work includes an engine room jail and expanded HQ. hall entrance will be from the north.
An ad extols a clothing retailer as the best in the world while critics call them cranks. The copy urges customers to inspect high quality tailoring, seams, padding, and finish across suits overcoats rain gear headwear and toggery to prove the store offers the best selection.
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