Weather report from Barre Daily Times June 13 1914
The Saturday forecast notes fair weather with moderate winds predominantly from the northwest and north. No precipitation expected, temperatures not specified in readable text.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
8
The Saturday forecast notes fair weather with moderate winds predominantly from the northwest and north. No precipitation expected, temperatures not specified in readable text.
The Grigg and Linckin insurance offices announce Saturday afternoon closures with evening hours at T orlock. MV Middlebury Vermont baseball attendance by Barre residents, a student prize winner at DV.M., and a graduation party for the L i n k i n sisters with a Lanterns lawn scene at the Marreoper house are noted alongside a hotel register listing from the Buxxel.
New parasols at Fitts and lace front corsets at Atc hott attract shoppers. Hargain Saturday in silk walata at Vivugham's with specials next week. George Dolan returns to Utica after a week in the city. William MacMion travels to Burlington to visit relatives. Karl Dickey visits East Herre to see his parents. Arthur LaRochelle earns a D Appleton prize worth 60 dollars in medical books. Yard silk ribbons corded effect sold at Perry's Saturday. Presbyterian Sunday school holds final rehearsal at 9 46 this afternoon. children bring flowers. Carpenters Nodent All members of Hoga 482 urged to attend June 15 meeting at 7 90 p.m. Ver order rec spe. A B Cutts of Washington street visits Saranac Lake with his cousin. John W Gordon returns from Chelsea after Orange county court. delivers address at Chelsea graduating. Outgoing trains carry students home for summer. Spaulding high and Goddard seminary suspend sessions until September. Oliver Stone returns from Alexandria after his sister Mrs Joseph Martin’s death. funeral held and interment in Alexandria.
A sweep of small notices covers sales at Fitts and Berry stores, new parasols at Abbott's, and a 10 day sale on ladies vests. Promotions include dresses at Perry's, barber service at Miers, and a tailor shop price cut at Joe Kovaluky's. Socials note visits from officials and residents, plus Goddard seminary commencement week closings with a student reception, grand march, and Brace's orchestra.
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Local ads announce a big dress sale at Vaughan's with new white dresses priced at 2.25 and belts and ribbons on display. The page also lists visits of Kenyon James Wood and Ruth Morse, movements of Gerald Tall, John Jordan, and Mrs J Ward Carver, plus cemetery superintendents’ outing plans and a near train accident involving Mrs Oraiterate with quick rescue by Brakeman Gray.
Perry’s offers prompt service and sanitary care at Kors Barber Shop with displays of ventas at Perry’s force on Saturday. Hooker’s store shows samples while William Dull of Aldrich building handles sales for items priced 78 cents each. A children’s day rehearsal is set for the Universalist church vestry Saturday at 2 PM. Murray A. Love of Highland Avenue is recently recovered after appendicitis and may be outdoors daily. an open air service jointly conducted by the Presbyterian and Baptist churches is announced for tomorrow at 1 PM with seats provided.
The notice corrects an earlier misprint by stating the bacillus reate sermon will be delivered tomorrow evening rather than in the morning.
Avviso notice in mixed language warns readers about dogs near properties. It mentions dog owners keeping dogs away from gardens at 34 Beckley street and threatens shooting if not complied. The ad references deals on dresses at Vaughan's and corsets at Abbott's with miscellaneous prices.
Members of Summit lodge No. 397 will gather in Miles hall on Sunday to attend the funeral of their late sister Mrs Stott. Miss Florence Prescott, wrongly reported as at her home, is expected from Syracuse University tomorrow night.
John P. Kington of Northfield visited George Hall of Williamstown over Sunday. Miss Lila Hall visited her brothers J Hall and E Hall of Stowe. Porley Hall has gone to Waterbury to work.
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