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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
5
PROMPT SALE OF warm weather wear with linen suits trimmed for the season priced at 2.25 and 3.25. Duck suits in blue and dark red at 2.00. Pereale suits 1.25 to 2.00 and Gingham suits 1.50 to 3.50. Lawn wrappers from 69 cents to 2.50. Located at 71 and 75 Main Street.
A dense column notes numerous social calls and visits around Montpelier and surrounding towns. Figurations include Waters, Allan Teall, Harry Tordwatt, Mrs. D. Juans, Mrs. Robert Gordick, and Miss Carrie Barke traveling or staying for visits, along with several meetings and events at schools, churches, and unions.
The fragment mentions fire alert guidance to close doors and wait for the fire department and insurance engineer. It also advertises paint and gloss products, a weight comparison, and a dealer offering refiners prices for old gold and silver. Additionally it notes an eye sight specialist at J. W. Holton.
In Williamstown Mrs Lynde returns from Bulersfield with her husband and child visiting on a wed ding trip. Mrs Utley visits Palnfield before Rochester homeward. The Free Baptist Woman's Missionary Society plans a bank offering at the South Hil church on June YA at eight. The warning train in Williamstown shifts to 7 20 leaving for Montpell Junction to connect with main line trains.
Legal notes discuss banning fe muples from long workdays in state Versua Buchanan and cite Baker versus McClurg on leasehold trade fixtures. It also covers a bakery setup with moved equipment and a stone post building under an agreement that remains property of the builder, Peaks versus Hutchinson.
The Blacksmith Shop at the back of Sta is now open and ready for service. Horseshoeing and jobbing of all kinds offered by W. E Willis.
The Washington Agricultural Association announces a sale of standing grass on its grounds to the highest bidder on Saturday, June 27, at 1 PM. Bid is $903. G H Bigelow serves as secretary.
Bargain sale of a newly completed seven room Barre cottage on Park Street. Features include quartered oak hall and parlor, red birch dining room, brown-ash finish, furnace heat, bath, set tubs, electric lights, and modern up to date amenities. Prime location within two minutes’ walk to iron picker team, one of the best located and finished houses on the market.
A.P. Abbott & Co advertises near half price on up-to-date suits with $5.00, $7.98 and $9.98 options. It promotes the Cambridge Jacket as a new golf sweater and notes yarn colors for home-made sweaters, claiming Cambridge jackets retail for $5.00 in Cambridge, Massachusetts and $3.87 in the store.
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