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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
7
Pretty white pairhols and ladies wash altirles advertised at Perry's in color and white. Deep cut on coats at Abb bott's with top cream and wholesale-favor pricing. Ay Giachino promotes fog cream parlors and wholesale retail offerings for a stylish season.
A garbled notice references red stamps and a tea event in Nevada on June 29. It mentions White Mountain of North Sierra and a D Phelps company with a diamond something. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled page lists Mayor activities at North Main Street and notes optician Dr Geo Hi Spiller will visit City Hotel on July 1 and 2. It mentions Miss Mabel J Mann visiting Mrs H Stoughton, Baptist Sunday School teachers meeting at Mrs Mason on Long Street, a public dance at M W of A hall on June 29 with Gilbertson’s orchestra, and admission details. Jeffords recovering from appendicitis, Green Mountain Football club pavilion gathering Saturday at 2 pm. Vin citia club votes to extend intercity baseball rooms. Lucius Provencher bail details and partial injury report amid assorted fragmented notes.
Maine forecast with tonight and Saturday outlook. Partly cloudy conditions expected, with light winds and a cool night ahead. Saturday looks partly sunny with afternoon highs near seasonal norms and moderate humidity.
A bustling column lists shop sales from Vaughan's and Perry's, a Hale's pavilion show, updated job moves at Adolph Lane, recipes and groceries at Mascott's, cabbage plants, red stamp promotions at Eastern Estate Tea Store, and local social notes including visits, travel, and summer plans across Barre.
Orange residents Megge Simpson and Mr naud visited the city yesterday as the Ideal Book and Stationery Store announces a Saturday sale offering 10 cent items and stock reduction to make room for new merchandise.
Cabbage plants selling fast at 50c per hundred with celery plants at 14c each. New pay 15c per peck for other home grown produce including asparagus radishes bunch onions lettuce rhubarb and more at right prices.
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