Weather Prediction For Tonight And Sunday
The Barre Daily Times notes a light westerly wind with warmer temperatures forecast for tonight and Sunday. Occasional boat warning in cranberry sections may affect coastal regions.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
8
The Barre Daily Times notes a light westerly wind with warmer temperatures forecast for tonight and Sunday. Occasional boat warning in cranberry sections may affect coastal regions.
Talk of the Town reports barbering, children's headwear, underwear, and silk goods at local shops like Miers Pitts Perry and Vaughan's with prices and promotions. It notes a theatre visit, a Frank McWhorter Co sale, and varied errands, plus a football practice on Goddard campus and a Swampscott marriage. A Bright Star lodge meeting and a wooden hall Odd Ladies fair are listed with social details.
Readable fragments show a club meeting announced for Monday at 7 30 p m at 8 Laurel Street with Mrs Odgers. Other items mention sales and events including Eeru wet waist at Perry s for 1 75 and merchandise at Vaughan s plus drama listings at the Theatorium.
Read about fall clothing buys from New York with bar gains on men's fall wear. Overcoats 48 in long were $6.00 now $3.90 and children's 36 in overcoats $5.00 value now $2.90. Heavy wool pants $3.00 value now $2.75. Men suits and warm winter underwear blankets quilts offered at low prices.
Arthur Fetch of Los Angeles visited the city yesterday. He once worked here about 20 years ago while talking of town chat and local trades. Prices noted include a $12.50 taser suit and cucumbers at 40 cents a bushel.
Miss Mary Leonard aged 50 died at Matthias Cannon home on Cox Brook road after a brief illness due to organic heart disease. She had lived in Boston, previously in this town, visiting neighbors Thursday evening. Funeral planned at Catholic church. Remains of Mrs. Chase buried here from Massachusetts yesterday. widow of Capt. Darius Chase, long prominent in town.
Remember the dance at the East Barre opera house Saturday evening October 3. Full bill 50 cents.
General durance treated yet focus remains on tuberculosis care. Notation lists Dr Z Archambault and associates with consultation slots and contact details. Includes names such as Barre-Ofice and Wen Honrst tata ma sten and Tioto mm Webs terville-Residmnen Henry Gigure, along with times Tuesday 10 1% and Bi days 9 to am and telephone number 07-1.
Bargain page advertises ladies collars for 10c and linen handkerchiefs and bath towels at 10c each. Shoppers are invited to step in tonight to see what can be bought for little money at the store.
A brief item from New York reports on store B Tomasi Elk with sparse details. The note mentions the New York 5 and 100 Store in connection with the subject, but specifics are limited in readable text.
Theatorium offers bargain fashion with a $815 coat marked down to 10.08 at Vaughan's. William M. McAuley travels Maine and Massachusetts for business. Mrs Mercer visits Lawrence for a two week vacation. Free cabbage with corned beef at New Central Market. Miss Bernice Sanders and Clara Purvee leave for St Johnsbury. J. W. Kidder and Mrs Lynch return home from Port Chester. Forty Wells River excursion tickets to the White Mountains sell today. Outlaw to Plymouth for a 2:18 race. Goddard Seminary plans free lecture series with J J Lewis on Champlain and Dole on Lincoln. Charles H. Danning to speak on U S Navy. Angelo Diversi opens bowling alleys in A Tomasi block with J B Cane Company benches. Millinery openings announced for Marion Fall, Mrs Longley, St. Draper, Mrs Bartiott, and Mrs Rowell on October 1–3. Silverteen’s orchestra at Daylight store cited.
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