Princess White Waists Display in Maslin Storefront
New lot of Princess White Waists arrives in Maslin featuring lingerie and white silk options. Shoppers urged to view to appreciate quality and style on display in the window and aisles.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
5
New lot of Princess White Waists arrives in Maslin featuring lingerie and white silk options. Shoppers urged to view to appreciate quality and style on display in the window and aisles.
Text fragment highlights a farm and wholesale goods sale in Vermont at Glachiinn and Barre with Champlain Gale listings. It mentions an advertisement on page 2 about new fruit on the market Nike perches and watermelons. It references an instrumental concert Saturday night at the opera house by Prof. Duja's ensemble.
Local notices advertise Avielion event at 7 o clock with 250 vailes for 12440 at Veaghan's, an excursion to Lake Champlain with Ady on pipe 2, and Sunday dinner at the New Central. Also an upcoming public service at Hinding Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday evening June 2, plus a recruitment listing and community notices.
Relief Corps ladies attending a district meeting in Montpelier enjoyed excellent band music. Social activities featured cake and ice cream as part of the event.
Republicans held a Thursday caucus to select district convention delegates and alternates and name state convention delegates and alternates. The report notes various names, committee members, and plans for the Fourth of July gatherings at Orrin Kimball’s home while Mr and Mrs Foster of Stowe visit their daughter Mrs Cronny.
A fragmented local update notes Jo Scampini visiting relatives in Sherbrooke and Bornard visiting Burlington. It mentions Alfred Boyce and Misses sir and Maryhani f Batch on a short outing, and dry goods merchants in Montpelier debating splitting store hours with a plan for weekly afternoon stores. George A. Mover of Graniteville attended University of Vermont exams and expects a diploma next week.
A jumble of brief notes reports visits by residents including Bale of 750 i and Sleut Vaughan, Frank Pines on business, Robert Sihly and Selb visiting relatives, G Beltrami fishing at Sahin pond, Ward Carver returning from Kansas City trip, and a six year old patient improving after surgery. A Nonamo whist club picnic, a concert rehearsal for children, and a large electrical storm disrupted Montpelier with power interruptions and electric car delays during the night.
An upcoming Children’s Day event at the Congregational church features performances by Juniors and Seniors. The program includes songs such as Semamer Praise and a selection titled Bestinton, with students taking roles and inviting attendees to attend the concert.
A. P. Abbott & Co advertises with vigor claiming White Goods surplus and big sales. Corsets are highlighted as top seller while Wash Goods have dropped in price, inviting customers to view purported quality and bargains.
Prices on assorted linens and cotton fabrics are reduced. Ten pieces of 12 1-2¢ India Linon sell at 10¢ per yard, ten more pieces at 12 1-2¢, and dotted dimities, Persian ee and white waistings are advertised at 15¢ and 9 1/2¢ per yard respectively.
Warm weather prompts a corset sale featuring Rand G 661 and 671 models priced at 1.00, with 461 and Royal 7 styles noted for lengthened waist form. Includes 15¢ 20¢ and 25¢ ladies fast binders and assorted girdles, tapes, and French shapes.
Prices fall on wash goods over recent weeks leaving shoppers wary of quality. Listings note apron ginghams from Seper yard and thin colored figured wools previously at 18 cents now 12 4, with limited stock remaining. Other items including plain white fabrics and 74 inch checks appear offered at reduced rates, while certain stock sells out.
A digest of Sunday services across local churches. Presbyterian Rev J D McKensie preaches morning and evening on themes including Voice of Duty and Means to Guide. M Church and Salvation Army hold services with various sect leaders, children's programs, and concerts. First Church lists morning worship at 10:30 and Bible school at noon. Cor dial area hosts prayers and meetings. J Ward Carver returns from a Chicago trip, and local cinema shows Lion Hunting and The Cirras at the Comique, praised as top pictures.
Fragmentary OCR style text describes a boy’s journey through a citrus setting with a hunted chase and a striking denture in a theater-like scene. The passage is garbled but suggests a dramatic sequence with a circus influx and unfolding action.
A store touts blue serge suits as the smart summer choice with high value and comfort. It promises iron clad money back guarantee, boasts knowledge of serge fabrics and tailors, and offers single or double breasted two piece suits priced from 10 to 20 dollars. They also advertise cleaning pressing and repair services.
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