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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
5
An auction sale is scheduled for today at the Hotel Barthern in Jia at 7 p.m. The event features summer dresses for sale to attendees.
Mrs Addie Bradley and her son Milton of 4 Camp Street left this morning for Brooklyn New York to make an extended visit with relatives.
An assortment of local items appears including a special sale with embroidery and goods from Eastman Mrs George, bargains on colored handkerchiefs and garments, and notices about church events, a university vestry rehearing, library or school activities, and thanks to community groups.
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The store notes many silk waists in white and colored varieties from $1.00 to $2.00, highlighting their status as the season’s best yet with little alike. A fresh lot of middie blouses in white with collars has also just arrived.
A local retailer promotes several Petticoat options at low prices. Values include a dark colored saline Petticoat at 3.00, white Seer sucker Petticoat at 50c, mer Cerized Petticoat in white, colors or black at 1.25, and a Colored and Black Chiffon Taffeta Petticoat at 3.50. Separate coats also advertised at reduced prices.
A local sale announces half price on remaining children coats. The store highlights odd coats and items not kept in stock, urging shoppers to take advantage of the clearance for winter outerwear.
Scattered notices recount auctions at the Hotel Northern and local shop events in Barre, with brief items on travel to Montpelier, family visits in Burlington, and summer piano lessons. Several residents like Mrs Anna Hale and Miss Mae Quinton plan visits, while others discuss summer routines and local errands in the city.
See Abbott's sale date, W. EB, Maker left this morning for Burlington with friends. Christmas club members should read our advertisement. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith return to Barre from visits in Springfield, MA and Boston. Mr. Smith resumes duties as brakeman on the Marre railroad.
Abbotts offers neckwear as Vaughans promotes 250 and 3 a yard silk sales. Francis Leclair arrives from Holyoke to work in a barber shop. Lutigi Connolly returns to Barre after a Vermont hotel visit. Maite Clark stars in The Crucible at the Pavilion. City council to hear H Crandall water report and debate a policy shift affecting water waste prevention and inspector duties.
Painters and decorators plan a meeting at the town hall to discuss upcoming work and union matters. The notice calls for attendees from the local trades to join the session and share plans.
A Burns club gathering is set for Wednesday June 24 at 7 30 pm in Clan Gordon hall with president Harry Campbell. The item then recalls a Barre Vermont mercantile firm C Lamb & Co day book from 1800s detailing early consumer goods and rum sales to an artillery officer and others amid a growing corner grocery store style scene in the era.
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