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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
5
The ad touts 20 pieces of wash goods Dimities Muslins and Lawns offered at 7 cents per yard. Regular values were 1c 12 1-2c and 1Sc. Shoppers are urged to buy liberally of these fabrics at the sale event.
A Saturday sale promotes an official cigar at Be straight offered three for 25 cents. The item has proven popular with a special shipment added for this sale. The notice encourages customers to try them to share in the featured products.
A jumble of town notices from Vanighan to Burlington mentions visits, university ties, and upcoming gatherings. Mentions of individuals like Misses Inen and Hoth Waterman, and Paul Waterman, a Vermont student, appear alongside plans for a Royal Arcanum wedding in Massachusetts and a July return to city duties. An entertainment program promises a harp performance by Argo and a comic act by DeSallie with adult and child admissions listed.
Notice of administration in the estate of Beastus B. Dwinalli filed in Feopate Coats. Court orders publication of this notice and a hearing date set for early February. Interested parties must respond by the specified deadline.
Local notices and social items recount gatherings, travels, and weddings around Northfield and Norwich University. Names include Martha, Jamia B. Carewell, J. E. Sadlier, the Poole family, and Marguerite Waugh with events in Worchester, Park Street, and St. Athena. A motorcyclist accident near Montpelier is noted, plus a Burlington death and a Graniteville Italian club versus Italian team matchup.
Sunday worship schedules for Montpelier churches list Holy Communion at 8, morning and evening services, and sermons on temple purity. St Monica’s names Mass and catechism times with baptisms and devotions. Presbyterian Church holds 10:30 worship with Bible class. Methodist Episcopal centers present morning worship at 10:30 and evening sermon on moral standards.
A. P. Abbott and Company advertises summer merchandise including hosiery underwear corsets and thin wash goods. The store highlights thin cotton summer suits in the garment department with notably attractive prices for the season.
An advertorial urges buyers to choose Black Cat Hose to avoid low quality as prices drop. It promotes a wide variety of hose and implies superior value compared to cheaper options, appealing to cost conscious shoppers.
A brief notice promoting summer wear from K. and G. Batiate Goreote line, highlighting corsets and underwear designed for heat. Emphasizes comfort and style with practical tips for staying cool in warm weather.
We present a range of thin summer goods including Corsets by KR & G Corset Co without their stamp, lightweight undergarments, vests, union suits, linen and silk fabrics, and summer dresses. Prices emphasize affordability with medium weight hose, calicoes, and various summer textiles offered at low rates.
A jumble of names and errands appears with repeated references to visits to Quine Mass Burl ame and various social notices. Mentions of Mr and Mrs Tishy Albert Koowlton Arthur Barthett and others indicate a community roster with shopping offers, fruit for Sunday at Tony’s, milk and ice cream notes. a church notice from Reverend W. J. Beattie and Vaughan shop ads.
A party of four from Preiete traveled by auto to Montpelier last Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Vilas Smith welcomed a fine nine pound boy on Wednesday morning. Alberty Grange members from Alberta Grange planned a basket dinner and lawn party at J W Boumary's Wood Pond. George May started toward Waterbury after learning his wife was ill. The MBEn society thanked drivers who carried about 30 to the lawn party.
Saturday offerings include a full meat supply and a wide range of vegetables such as onions squash lettuce and cucumbers. Fresh fruit including oranges and bananas is available. Shop Saturday night or place your order in advance for Sunday needs.
A local advertisement touts summer attire including thin fabric suits from 7.50 and up straw hats from 25 cents soft shirts from 50 cents and underwear from 25 cents all marketed for relief in hot weather with cooling prices and slim lines.
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