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Newspaper

Barre Daily Times

Location

Barre, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

5

Dimities Muslins and Lawns at 7c Yard Saturday Sale

Weekly sale note lists wash goods cut to 7 cents per yard from prior 10 to 15 cents. Mentions 20 pieces of dimities muslins to attract liberal buying. Also references Moore & Owns page 2 and local social notes about Knights Templars meeting and local names, with a reminder to cash customers to settle accounts by Saturday June 26.

Atv Moore & Owns Yaugh Neshitty Ran Wi ‘McWhorter Henry Werris Kiko Ty Yeaterda Knights Templars Richart Kennedy Chélaen W. Richardson

Talk of the Town items mix shopping and society notes

A jumble of short notices mentions 500 muslin drawers for 3 percent at The Vaughan Store, travel plans of Mrs Vennor to Rockland, and haircuts at a local sanitarian. Also noted are a Graniteville baseball game at Ceamstorlie, Ladies Auxiliary attendance, Caledonia Park event, and the death of Antonio Lab Tina with funeral details and Catholic cemetery interment.

Vaughan Mra Vennor Rockland Seay Mier’ Sanitary Matlan Athlntic Club Graniteville Ceamstorlie Ladins’ Auxiliary A. QO. H County Age Caledonia Park Saly Antonio Antonio Labtina Granite Street Cathste

Odd Phrasings Pressed For Selection in Stockpile

A blunt prompt urges patience and decision making amid a large assortment. It emphasizes not wasting time and warns of a potential mistake if a choice isn’t made from the many pieces available. The tone is blunt and sales-driven.

Woman asks which dining room item women prize most

The remark suggests that when asked about valued dining room furniture, women commonly name their china closet as the prized piece, reflecting its role and personal significance in the home.

A Handsome Rag Would Be Appreciated

A short note requests a handsome rag for a woman’s new home noting she likely lacks sufficient rags. If she has not bought enough, the message urges obtaining one.

Daylight Store Adds New Tub Suits and Dresses

A. P. Abbott & Co announces Daylight Store arrivals of ladies Tub Suits Muslin Dresses and Jumper Suits. The new stock is described as the finest wash goods seen, with demand high as Tub Suits and related garments melt away quickly after arrival.

Ladies' Tub Suits at Special Prices

The store offers linen finished Suits at 5.00 with 36 inch coats and full circular skirts in white and linen colors. A 6.75 repp coat suit with flare skirt, and 10.00 linen repp and quid cloths with 40 inch coats. Five 10.00 blue, rose and white lace trimmed suits, originally 12.50 to 15.00. Limited stock as the source house closed out the line. Odd Suits also offered at special prices to close.

Local visitors and events noted in city records

A series of brief notices lists A. P. Abbott Co and A. P. Slack of Post Mills visiting the city, with other travelers including F. T. Clarke of Waterbury and Daniel McDonald from Linwick Quebec. Several social activities are announced, with trips to New York for a death, a Mine Jo ana Parks associate returning from Boston, and Florence Young returning home. A dance and vaudeville program at the Comique features Rego & Co performing Una Via Sana del Italia etc. Also noted are a Masonic meeting, Odd Fellows event, and an Italian-language program. a steamer Arthur at Cook chartered for visitors, with dancing and a social gathering planned.

A. P. Slack Post Mills F. T. Clarke Waterbury Conn Daniel McDonald Linwick Quebec John Martinson Dr. Dilly New York James Duffy Helen Wise Joanna Parks Boston Florence Young Eva G. Smith Sum~imer Street Desehareh F. A. Crage Yamen R. Coutts Ora Philbrick Coutts Comique Une & Co

Fragmentary notes on a local event and items in transit

A jumbled OCR fragment lists various items and references including fruit, a wallet, horses and a party, with mentions of a hospital, a field tile, and a Timetable style note. The text is garbled and salty with stray names and numbers, suggesting a damaged page item or classified notice. Specifics remain unclear from the readable segments.

Vermont Pharmacists Open Their Annual Convention at Lake Bomoseen

The Vermont State Pharmaceutical Association opened its annual convention at Lake Bomoseen with Lieut. Gov. John A. Mead welcoming attendees and former physician perspectives. President W. R Werner of Vergennes gave the response. A business session occurred before and after noon, followed by a 3:90 p.m. basketball game between the Lights of the Road and Knights of the.

Vermont Lake Rolland Sime Vermont State Pharmaceutical Association Lake Bomoseen John A. Mead Thix Ay W. R Werner Fr ‘Vergesnes Road Knights of the

Artist William Verplapek Birney Dies in Saratoga Crash

While driving home in Saratoga New York artist William Verplapek Birney collapsed from cerebral apoplexy and died before his wife who was beside him. The car swerved into a ditch before they could escape. Birney was from New York City and the chauffeur was not in the car at the time.

Saratoga N. Y Wilgiam Verplapek Birney New York City SA Birney

Summer Comforts for Sweltering Men at Low Prices

A store advertises lightweight summer suits from seven dollars fifty, straw hats from twenty five cents, soft shirts from fifty cents, and underwear from twenty five cents. It promises cooling comfort and offers cleaning pressing and repair services.

Also Mentioned on This Page

TOWN Perry Camp Main Street Barre Talk OF the Town Princess Dreeser B. W. Hooker & CO Barre, Vt H. Kendrick & CO North Main Stress Druggists C. N. Kenyon & CO Cash Bargain Store North Main Street Mr. and Mr. A. Seedett the Adirondacks A. P. Abbott & Co P. Abbott & GO A. P. Abbott @ Co Signor Rego & Co Alia Signi Rego Arthur Cook Atrect Tyrer D. A Keat Perm Prine Iinding Puraiahed Teale Bomoseen Frank McWhorter Blanchard Mack Main St Que Price Men's and Boy’ Outfitters Phenix Moxie Reliable Dufty’s Perfection Brant Perfection Taian Dane Repe Avenuus F. D. Ladd Company
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