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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
5
Readies sale items include white muslin waists from 98 cents to 2 dollars fifty. white linen skirts 1.25 to 4 dollars. white linen parasols at 1.25 to 4 dollars. parasols at 25 to 1.45. ladies summer vests 10 to 75 cents. hosiery 15 to 50 cents. white belts from 8 to 2.50 dollars.
Local column lists auctions at Poxyy's and Vaughan's with household stock sale details. It notes visitors and residents such as Mrs A Rovetti, B J Solomon Bronstein, Dwight Hall, and A Glines visiting relatives, plus moving pictures at Hale's pavilion and plans for a church picnic and graduation events.
A fragmentary bulletin notes a regional event titled Rouse 7 All Areas. It mentions participants from multiple districts and outlines a schedule with tentative venues. The readable lines hint at a community gathering, with no clear outcomes or exact dates.
Fragmented local notes mention a display of furniture and lawn mowers at Vaughan tonight. William J. Warle has returned to Graniteville for the summer readings. Among attendees at Goddard commencement are Mrs. Willian Walker of Chicago and Mrs. Rachael Robinson of New York Clinton Field.
Montaged items describe road work by Townsend in Marshfield, visits by residents to Peacham, church services, social events hosted by Mrs Packer and Mrs Dewey, and a funeral for Mo Torine Mall Martin. The document lists family arrivals, entertainment plans, and community announcements with names and places like Old Orchard, Cabot, and Hardwick, reflecting small town life.
An essay describes a wondrous creature born of snow drift and a brown hare, detailing its adaptations for survival. It notes the snowshoe rabbit’s winter white fur, summer brown coat, and migration between seasons, and touches on the broader wildlife context and historical allusions to Britain.
A. P. Abbott & Co presents fresh items in its Daylight Store lineup suited for hot weather. Shoppers are urged to inquire about the newly arrived goods and browse the updated display for the season’s latest offerings.
The ad promotes white spots Swiss muslin and other fabrics at reduced prices. Spotted Swiss, Mercerized Waistings, Dimities, Muslins, Striped Muslins, Shadow Ginghams, and Towels are offered with substantial cuts from 25c to 19c and lower. Includes Turkish Towels retailing at 10 to 15c, highlighting hot-day essentials.
Classified notice seeking occupants for a Maple Avenue room with response options. Describes desire for a wife or competent woman to share house, located in Sion County area near Montpetit. Contact Mrs. Barder for arrangements.
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