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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
8
Spring Chicken at 21c per pound for Saturday only. Local farm raised corn fed birds in prime condition. Also spring lamb native pork round steak rump and sirloin steak priced low. Cabbage free with corned beef, fresh apples vegetables and oysters. Country raised eggs 28c a dozen.
Best of underwear at Vaughan's and new black silk waist at Veale and Knights. Perfection oil heaters at N. D. Phelps Co. Vincitia lodge No. Knights of Pything to hold its first annual fair in fee hall on November 2 4 4 5 8 and 7.
Ad touts town’s best beans and baked goods with careful selection and premium items. Splendid Brown Breadie priced at 12c per quart, 10c for loaves, Large Cream Puffs 25c a dozen. Phone 337-4 for orders.
Local shop offers children's headwear at 2 75 with lace waists and a Grecian lucky stone pin lost in the mix. Veale Knight and Reynolds & Son advertise parlor millinery, horse blankets direct from manufacturers, Magee ranges, and fall winter suits. Notices request finder contact and prompt notices to the office.
J Segal and Co announce no branch stores in Graniteville or East Barre. They closed out stock of Lynde clothing in summer and are now located on Scampini Work North Main Street opposite Granite Street, offering a full line of men s wear and inviting old and new customers to visit.
The city of Barre Vermont warns freemen to meet on Tuesday November 1 1905 at 10 oclock forenoon to elect presidential electors. Designated voting places include Ward 1 Church Street School, Ward 2 Spaulding Graded School, Ward 3 Summer Street Hall, Ward 4 Beckley Street School, Ward 5 Mackwell Street Hose House, Ward 6 City Court Room. City officials John Roblis Mayor.
Fair to night and brisk to the south with windy conditions. The forecast notes unsettled weather and cooler air, urging readers to expect strong gusts and shifting skies tonight.
A long list of community items from Montpelier notes visits, travel, dinners, and events. Mrs. Henry Petrie plans a short trip to Turlington. A charity supper by the Old Pelions and a woodsmets hall dance promise social activity. The Geddan seminary football team travels to Hanover for a game. A public dance, furnace and heating repairs, and Edison recordings are advertised. A funeral for Peter Mofnaney is reported. a Washington County Republican committee meeting in Montpelier discusses campaign matters. A pie supper for Wawatak lodge draws 240 attendees. The plays of Miss Helen Brown are praised for their strong performance.
The advertisement proclaims the standard railroad watch as the world’s finest timers. It lists movements priced from 24 to 40 dollars, nickel cases at 1 and 2 dollars, and gold filled options from 5 to 12 dollars, with 16 and 18 size cases priced at 28 dollars and more.
To the Public Back again in the livery stable formerly owned by M. H. Hughes corner Merchant and Summer streets. Will give transient teams best of care with a clean waiting room while hitching. Thanks to former patrons and hope to see them back with friends. Private telephone 180.
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