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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1903
Page
5
The Standard Patterns offer seam-allowing, accurate, and scientific designs for misses, children, and girls. July patterns cost 10 to 12 cents per copy, with the Designer for July at 10 cents. Subscriptions reduced from $1.00 to 80 cents per year.
A men’s outfitting overview highlights the value of proper haberdashery from collars to neckties. It stresses that well chosen garments create tone and character, while ill fitting or antique styles mar a fine suit, and promises competitive prices.
Mrs A Gale left for East Dedham Mass and Charles Dilek of Bradford visited the city yesterday. Miss Ethel Walston visits Miss Helen Marit. Jobo Comnold leaves for a business trip through Pennsylvania. Segel returns to Burlington after visiting family. F J Labounty visits Barre. Charles Adams returns home from Craftsbury. The Boys chorus of the Cantonial church meets this evening. The Barre Entertainment Association to hold its annual meeting Friday evening. Gigganni Brusa and Miss Lillia Frixweta at the city clerk’s office. Wells returns from Buffalo. Edmund A Poole and Mrs Poole visit Rev P A Poole. Pauline and Otis Cutter on vacation in Worcester. Boxers and other events Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Jennie Williamson returns from Hoyland. Gentlemen’s Driving Club plans football match at trotting park. Murphy ships goods to Butte, Montana. Pups exhibited in Marron’s window two months ago. Dr Joe W Jackson named state health officer for Barre. attends health officer school in Burlington. Barre Rangers football team officers listed led by Donald McPhee as vice president and James Ingram as secretary. Finnie captain. Birnie vice captain. Dawson treasurer. trainer I Show.
Local residents are listed in a stream of brief notices: Mra A Mra to visit at her home, H N Chaney travels to Manchester today, Mairies Durkee in city from Birhwood, John Gallagher to Burlington, Harry Tarhox from the seminary to Middlesex, A Moore and Petar Goneo to Washington on a trip, Mrs F C Huntington and Migs Mubet in Washington, Porley Carr replaces Frank Cassiva as baggage master, Ward Carver visiting Marshfield, Veetore at St Marias church to be discussed this evening, Miss Grage Tagalla returns home to Northfield for summer, a band concert tomorrow at School Street stand Montpelier, Mrs Anna Robbins and George Stowgun travel to Malden, 68 tickets sold for excursion to St Albans Bay, Prof H L Austin Tuttle visiting, H Olds leaves for Brooklyn, Miss Beastie Pitkin from Painsfield at telegraph office, Miss Mautle Harris returns to West Lebanon, Tom Dunham arrives from Tufts to visit home, plans to Isle of Shoals, Currier block North Main Street nearly completed, walls progressing on depot at Durham's meadow, Montpelier Seminary cadets set up camp tents, 17 tents, 39 going out for commence ment week, attendees at commencement concert of Montpelier Seminary, biennial lecture by Prof S B Emerson of University of Vermont.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers after a death. The clutter includes mentions of families and a graveside service. Nearby are brief ads for Red Cross Pharmacy confections, buggy painting with Devoe's Glass Carriage paint, refiners prices for gold and silver, and a seasonal goods sale by J. W. Halton.
A P Abbott & Co reports a Boston sale with popular priced wash goods at about one third off. Organdies in lace stripes and Persian effects offered at 10 cents per yard, 800 yards of ginghams at 10 cents, and Mercerized striped organdies at 5 cents. Goods previously selling 12 to 15 cents and 22 cents are now marked down, reflecting unusually early season savings.
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