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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
5
A busy page lists local events, sales, and notices. Entries mention vendors at Abbott's and Bond Smithy, theater rehearsals, church picnics at Caledonia Park, a violin recital by Edwin W. Brope and other social happenings, with arrivals at the City hotel and upcoming performances in town.
In Burlington on June 20, police report a brick hotel wall partially collapsed during a fire cleanup. Firemen stood by as the front wall gave way outward toward the street, no injuries were recorded, and workers later demolished remaining sections under Frank McCabe’s direction as structural elements weakened from the blaze.
A for sale notice describes a six grade old mare and associated household tasks. Brepvatse Prost pote Plane includes references to a Jame Havange and Surin da. The text is fragmented with unclear details about location or price.
Fragmented local notices report social events visits travel and wedding news. John St. John leaves tonight for Gouverneur Michigan for several weeks vacation while Ellen Shannen wed and returned to Auburn Maine. A women’s group travels to Northiald for a university event as a church line ushers attenders at seven pm on June 21.
A garbled wartime style cheers greet Theodore Roosevelt as a homecoming in Barre Vermont. The readable phrase Mary Estabrook Hale is noted, with references to pride in the country and the land that he loves, while the crowd proclaims welcome home.
West Topsham items report at auction and social visits. Mr and Mrs K H Patchem welcomed a new baby girl Christine Tubbsie visited relatives. Mrs A S Jewett recovering from illness. Adie Touben of Rochester visiting parents James Revett tied the knot at Wilts River. Cras and assistant from Hardwink in town for cleaning head Manny and equipment. Allie Wood of Bronx visiting. Clarence Moulton sale noted at 01 per bead.
The general services were held this afternoon at 1:90 at the late residence and 2 o'clock at the church. Rev. F. E. Perkins assisted by Rev. Irving Towsley officiated. Born in Topsham, he made Orange his home. Interment was in the new cemetery. A short program followed with refreshments served.
Squire Fish and Gone Dortmunsciemeree G Thames of Stowe town resigns as state official. native of Stowe, dealer in land and fuel, previously on the Gouch Dakute shoot board and director of the Mascette Mutas Aid in Mires, leaves after June 1. potential new roles and career shifts noted with references to former U.S. business entities and farm connections.
An upbeat note highlights wash suits as a necessity and favors newer styles. The store claims to be the largest gar handlers in the region and stresses customer satisfaction with broader assortments arriving by express today.
The sale highlights middy waistcoats with wool collars and satins, offered at 1865 price points, echoing Annapolis styles. Limited quantities advertised with emphasis on identical design features and buttons.
Regal Shoes touts white silk waists and white oriental fabrics with various fetigne and coat options. The ad contrasts Regal Shoes with cheaper imitations, claims durability and value, and notes leather and patent shoe varieties, appealing to lasting quality and customer loyalty.
A garbled antique sale notice touts dress goods by the yard with references to navy, plaid and white patterns. It mentions broadcloth like forty-two inch wide and forty-four inch designs, offered at low per yard prices.
A long fragment covers Bedouin life with camels and tea and eloquence among the tribes. It also recounts a German Emperor’s tale of a murder trial and a dice related execution, ending with a Chicago Record-Herald anecdote about a shopper and a wife’s demand for proper shirt fit.
In response to new state laws a local butcher replaces open display with a refrigerated counter keeping four meats covered, clean, and fly free. Free citywide delivery offered and the meat cart is discontinued to cut waste and lower prices.
A local store promotes Blue Serge Suits at 45 dollars with a color and shape guarantee. Additional serge suits priced 10 to 20 dollars are offered, with the shop promising no disappointment and inviting customer favor.
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