The Barre daily times., June 05, 1903, Image 7

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GREAT INVESTMENTS
IN REAL ESTATE.
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.
The Estate of the Late Geo. Mackie has been
placed with the F. B. Cate Agency for sale, consisting of fi ve
Two-tenement Houses on Mount Street (one facing Currier
Park) and the Home Place on Washington Street. The
houses are all in good repair and connected with the sewer.
The five on Mount Street rent for $109.00 per month.
The Home Place, with barn, is one of the most desirable
residences in the city. House has ten large rooms finished
in hard wood (mostly oak. bath-room, nantrv and rlosefc.
v j , r j -
Furnace heat in all the rooms. Considering location (only f
duom mree minutes waiic rrom pestorhee and one minute s
walk from Spaulding school), the property can be bought so
that it will net the purchaser a large per cent on the invest
ment. It will be sold all together or separate, as desired.
For more definite description please call at the F. B. Cate
Real Estate Agency, rooms 11 and 12 Bolster Block.
NO. 26 SPAULDING STREET
Is another very desirable place for a home.' None better for
the money in the city. Contains nine large rooms besides
bath-room, closets, pantry and storeroom. Spring water,
hot water connections, hot air furnace, large lot everything
first-class,' and only two minutes' walk from the postoffice
and Spaulding school. Can rent rooms enough to pay for
the place in a short time if one desires to do so.
F. B. Cate Real Estate Agency
Rooms II and 12, Bolster Block,
F. B. CATE. H. J. SLAYTON.
OTEL MILANO,
JOSEPH D. OSSOLA, Proprietario,
1 North Main Street, - - - - Barre, Vermont.
L' Hotel e' da ocxl in poi aperto al publico e tutti rotranno trovare
J le piu' arapie eommodita'.
I La Cucina e affldata ad un chief appositaniente venuto da New york.
' Tranzl ad ogni ora del glorno e della Bera a prezd niodiclssimi.
n Salone per pranzi. Camera amraobigliate Specialita' Iuiportate e do-
) inestiche In bibite.
f L' Hotel connesso coll HOTEL CAMPIDOGLIO dl New York, 147
Lleecker Str. angola Thompson Str condotto da B. Bertini e tutti gli Italian I
protranno rivolgerai all' HOTEL MILANO dl Barre se hanno parent! o aroici
In arrlvo al Castle Garden e per mezzo del Sig. Bertini si compieranno tutte
le pratlche per lo sbaroo e verranno accouipagnatl al treni in partenza.
UNA CARROZZA DELL' HOTEL ATTENDE I VIAGGIATORI AD OGNI
TFENO IN ARRIYO A BAREE.
BUSINESS CARDS.
OR. C. H. KENT,
i m DENTIST. Miles Block. Telephone
;( t office and reMdence.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. Of
fice in Koora 85, Miles' JBulldinir.
Ottice hours, 9 a. m. to 12 tn and 1.30
to 4 p m., Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Telephone con
nection. ARTHUR II. LEWIS. D. V. S.,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Surgery a specialty. Graduate of West
ern Veterinary College, Kansas City, Mo.
Office at residence, - - 3(5 Pearl Street.
Telephone, 212-13.
MRS. H. A. BBP.H,
EXPERIENCED KUK8E. No. 103
Bouth Main Btreet, Earre, Vermont.
Telephone call, 12-2.
H. W. SCOTT,
ATTOKNEV-AT-LAW. Office in
Wood Block, over Ledd'a store.
Jnstiee, notary and stenographer
in office.
FRED L. PAGE,
CONTliACTOE AND BUILDER
Office and Kesldcnoa, 34 Highland
Avenue. Telephone call, 4-3.
NOTICE.
rUvinjr (cased the Union Blacksmith Shop
known as the C, N, Benedict shop, No. 22 Sum
mer Street, I will do all kinds of Blacksmithing.
Horse Shoeing a specialty. All work done in a
first-class manner. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
and see me. W. T. BURGESS.
J. A. M'LEOD,
REGISTERED SHOEING SMITH.
Knee-cutting, Interfering, clicking ,
etc., positively cured. Diseased feet
treated with succoss. Trotters, pa
cers and gentlemen's roadsters a
specialty. Shop on Seminary St.
Telephone connection.
G. A. WILKINSON,
CARKIAOB AND8IGN PAINTING.
Calfomininft and decorating. Houhc
painting and paper hanging a upec
ialty. i he best work at moderate
price. "Shop above the covered
bridge, Bo. Main street, Barre.
J. A. CROWLEY,
HOUSE PAINTING, Paper hanging
etc. Shop on Beminary St. Tele
phone connection.
HENRY FRENIER & SON,
UNDEBTAKEK8, funeral directors
and furniBhers of funeral supplies.
Night calls promptly attended to.
No. 16 Granite Btreet, Barre, Vt.
Reafderco npstRirs. Telephone, 13 -6.
F. G. & G H. ROWELL,
Complete Architects
and Builders.
58 Summer St., Barre, Vermont.
II. E. JEFFORDS,
Painting and Paper Hanging
And Calsomining. A share
of your patronage ia solicited.
5 Thurston Place, - Barre, Vermont.
Spring Summer Woolens
Wanamaker & Brown's
Made-to-Measure Clothing.
0. W. BOYEA, Merchant Tailor.
J. A. FIELD,
Contractor and Builder.
Ofliee and residence, 32 Patterson
St. Telephone 157-4.
ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN.
Wood & Gregoire,
Stone Masons and Contractors.
Raising and moving buildings.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone Calls :
C. E. Wood, 215-21; G. L. Gregoire, 1-11.
The fust woman to bo admitted to
tiie practice of law hy the Dutch bar
is Adolphine Kok, who recently Ap
peared lufore the law tribunal aud
passed the necessary examinations.
Miss Hannah Clark, dean of women
at Knox college, Illinois, has tendered
her resignation, to take effect ot the
ciose of the college year, and will
spend next year in Europeau travel
and study.
Mrs. Helen Ames of Boston, Mass.,
who owna one of the finest private col
lections of antiques in that city, has
just added two old violins, one an
Auiati of Kill and the other a Stradi
varius of 17oO.
Miss Mary A. Frettyman, a type
writer engaged In copying records in
the patent otllce at Washington, wrote
17,riDrt words in six and a half hours
the otiier day. It is believed she is the
world's champion.
Miss Irene Mealy of St. Louis is be
lieved to be the youngest notary pub
lic in the United States. She has just
passed her eighteenth birthday. Gov
ernor Dockery sent her a letter of con
gratulation with her appointment.
' Mrs. John A. Logan and the resi
dents of Iowa circle, Washington,
where the statue of General Logan is
located, are at odds because Mrs. Lo
gan wishes more trees cut down in the
circle, so that the view of the status
will not he obstructed.
Mrs. AInm A. Williston, M. D., was
appointed town physician at the re
cent reorganization of the Phillips
burg (X. J.) council by a vote of 12 to
3 over Dr. F. S. Drakes. . Mrs. Willis
ton was recommended by nearly ail
the physicians and by many citizens.
Mrs. Ella Itenshaw, eighty-two, wid
ow of Captain F. T. Renshaw of the
old navy, was burled the other day,
by special permit from the govern
ment, by her husband's side in the
naval cemetery at Portsmouth, Va.
She was the first woman in fifty years
to be buried there with a naval parade
and salute.
The Baroness Eurdett-Coutts has just
celebrated her eighty-ninth birthday.
Lady Burdett-Coutts Is one of the
most interesting figures of modern
times. Her schemes of philanthropy,
In which she has been ably seconded
by her American born husband, have
been many and various, and she has
given Immense sums to charity.
TO RENT.
TO Rr'.NT FurnihlieU rom t "'I HKOTItf,"
14 cVrl Ht , iy ihe ti.iy or v ef k 'ilio hui-e
anil furulfhiiis'S a iiw. Steam hent, eiect.-io
liWitq. brulm. itrfud piaras front aiul hack on
each tlr. Sisi-r.Hi in Wwir?-, ard (he h-t cf '
servicM gnamntt-td, O. 11 IJ;il, Pm. SOttl
TO RENT A suit of rix'ttic, incliKlirij; hot amt
fold water, at 7 Miiuuiir street. Apply at ti.e
i Iioum;. St.if !
t , , t )
J l'ASTl HE TO 1U. I'i.Ni) l.arl it wire. A!o '
1 will t;i k" licr or c;)ttl to pHMturi'. InUire ;
nf -Mrs. AilKTt ruinc, K.iht lkurc, t. U4tf j
I i l ItMSHKD laioM TO RKNT-Sultal.le for !
tw nieu. Bath, etc. Apply at 2St. a Miiitb I
FOR SALE
BY THE -
TO KENT iown-Ktair! terif-nicfit tf tarce
rwnii. cli'.. t Mt. Vcriiim I'lacc, int otT a!- i
iimtnn street. Innuiieof 1'. U. n'hralnii, t'ie
pliniiv Z-i-i. -tiltf
D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency
LOOK THIS LIST OVER AND
INVESTIGATE.
TO ltENT. . j
Two tenement In Stafford hoiive on Cottage ;
strict. ,
-tf I'hetjis Krotlicrs. J
T 1-" X V1 V 'P TH IM-'.T li.rr!,.. I.L- !
j Win. C. Markit', ciiiih t Washington Mount !
jtitnu-tM. 4utf !
TO ltK.N'T Two mnh!1 ti'iiriiH'iitw of four
or live rooms, one up ami thf other down Mairs,
on IVarl street. A i . I y to A. 11. liuzzvll, JVaii
ftrt-et. 4.'tf j
TO KENT (oiiul )ar(re store ul corner of
Main anil Seminary sUit t-i. Ajij'Iy at li. 1.
Tomasi's grocery nt'ore. 47tf
TO ltENT J)own-stairi tenement, flonsintlnff
of fonr lar.Lre anil one Mnal! roimi, panti v ami
cloet. Near i.t-otl!i'e, Kent . 10 in. Apply
to Mis. II. E. Vaite,2 Eautern avenuo. Kt "
PEN, CHISEL AND BRUSH.
Justin Huntly McCarthy is frequent
ly confused with his father. Justin
McCarthy. This is not surprising,
eince, besides being of the same name,
they are both historians, both novel
ists and both have been members of
parliament.
Sculptor Trentanoves' bronze bust of
the late Senator Cushman K. Davis
has arrived in Washington from Italy.
The sculptor is on his way to this coun
try to be present at the unveiling of
the work over the grave of Senator
Davis In Arlington.
John La Farge, the artist, is a tall
man, slightly bald, with a narrow
chest and bent shoulders. His face is
one that grows pleasantly upon one.
It is a very quiet face, yet one feels
an intensity of life under the still sur
face. His eyes are small, black, pierc
ing. The honorary degree of LL. D. re
cently conferred on James McNeill
Whistler, the painter, by the University
of Glasgow is the second honor which
this distinguished and resolute artist
has received from Scotland, as the
Royal Scottish academy elected him an
honorary member a few months ago.
These are his only official British honors.
KOK RENT.
N'iee tlown-Ktairs tenement on I'atterson St.
Will rent rihf, to small family.
Six room tenement on (iaitiehl Ave. for ?10.O0
Six-room tenement, with hath, just off Wsu-
iiurtn St. on Sit. Veruou l'laee for $13.W per
Ulolltll.
Eive-room tenement on Brook ln "St., with
barn, for .0o.
Cottajie on Cambria St. for $10.00 per month.
Cntta(r on l-SateheluVr Meadow for Sl'J.oy
per month.
1). A. TEitBY Real Estate Agkscy
Desirable Cottage and Barn.
Has recently been papered and painted inside and is in first
class condition. House contains six rooms and barn has
two stalls. There is a large lot, 76 by 130 feet, and quite a
quantity of fruit trees. Buildings are insured for $800 00.
The price for immediate sale is $1500 00. Terms easy.
Place is located on Railroad street, north of Berlin street.
FOR SALE.
KOK SALE io-eart, this reason's style. Ab-o
a lenwooii F conkine Ktove. lloth in good con
dition. Apply at '.: l'leai-ant street. 70U
FOK SALE An open ime-
atiit in gooa running oraer
Lang.
Xewtv nainted
Inquire of Ci. W.
llSttt
FOR SALE House ami lot at 200 South Slain
street, v. ith ten aj'ple trees and a quantity of
currant hutheft. Apply to L. Kllis, acw south
Slain street. t7t
- Cottage of Six Rooms, With Small Barn.
About five minutes' wa'k from postcrTice, near Tremont
street. On account of poor health owner will sell for
$1200.00. This property is especially well adapted for
a good home.
A Fifty -Acre Farm
Only about three miles from the city and one mile from
East Barre on good road Land is all tillage and produces
about 25 tons of hay. House is in good repair and contains
nine good-sized rooms. " There are two barns one ao by
30 and one 30 by 4Q feet with basement. This is a snap
at $1200.00 and can be bought on easy terms, or owner
would exchange for good renting property in Barre City.
Hill SALE Several seconil-huml harness.
Alo me extra nice pig and shoats for sale.
Apply to Nelson Downing. (L'tii
FOR SALE Hay and straw, also furrnin
tools too numerous to mention, at No. Inn Sum
mer street. Telephone connection at F. E.
Kinney's house. M. V. B. Freeman. 3O0tf
FOR SALE C heap for ca?h. l.Vton stone
wajjon in excellent condition, standard Oran-
ite co. s quarries, iiarclwiek, t. ootf
FOR SALE Horse, nine Years old, weiirht
alHiut Hot, good worker and an extra driver.
Apply to r . jc. remit. Kit!
FOR SALE Tomato, fahhape, ( elerv and Cu
cumlu r Flants at the 1'errv Vecetaiile Farm.
Only one mile from city, on road to Williams-
town, 'iiie old isovcm place, 'leiepnone call
Sii-irJ. C. H. Ferry, Jlirr. 6711
NEW HOl'SE FOR SALE Just finished.
Seven rooms with hath, hot and cold water,
furnace, electric licht tixtures, window shades
hutiff. House finished in best of manner imd
very desirable location. Apply to II. J. Col
Imrn, '1 Currier street. tett
FOR SALE OR TO RENT House and barn
and about 'JO acres of land, within ten minutes'
walk of Williamstown station and post-orhce.
Apply to J. B. Hrockway, W illiamtwn. 13tf
PLTK GLASS FOR SALE A lotof random
sizes a very low price if taken at once. What
tze do you want? L'N'iON" MADE SIGNS and
AWNINGS. H. A, Kupir, 14 French St. 2SW41
HAY FOR 8ALE- Delivered in bulk or
pressed. Am prepared to fill orders cf shoit
notice. Address George Cassie, East St. 19tf02
ROASTERS.
VOt NG FOWL Age and size just right for
roasting.
A. W. ALLEN, Sunnyside Farm.
Telephone 114-3. aitf
HELP VAMTED.
WANTED Girl for general housework at Qi
North Main street. tWti
Hatr Snpemtltlon.
There is a superstition nmong south
ern children to the effect that hair
combings should never be thrown out
of doors for tbe reason tbat the birds
will use them in building their nests
and thus produce constant headache to
the person to whom they belong.
WANTED Good (jranlte polisher at once.
Maehihe. polisher. GimmI washes to the ri'tit
party and a tirsf-elass. steady job. rtiidrcss
Charles .Montgomery, Cairo, Hi". :W
WANTED Girl for general housework at 21
Franklin street. tJ."tf
Special Notice.
On April l:!th we notified all parties, through
the liarri" Daily Times and Evening Telegram,
that; for any goods left for storage at the storage
warehouse of Forsyth X Ingt am storage charges
would have to be p'aid on same. - Since then we
have sent, letters to the following parties aud
they have not replied. As the letters have
been rernrned we take it that said parties are
not in barre. We now publish the names of
parties having goods stored at our warehouse.
We will publish these names one dav each week
in this paper and keep said notice In for three
months. If anyone fails to reply by August, 1st,
l'.HKi, their good's w ill lie sold tit cover the cost of
storage and expense of sale and publishing aid
notice. FoUSYTU INGRAM.
Percy D. Karnes, stored .Jnlv 9, 1W1.
Jennie K. Hayford, stored Sept. 2, l!Hr.
licrnard (). ('minor, stored March 8, ls'jll,
D. McLe.i.l, stored Dec. II, lmd.
George ('. 1 aiv, stored June 1, lfWi.
Mrs. Fred Kirby, stored July 13, Wl.
Mrs. CI lira .Mile's, stored April ."l. Uml.
Kiw in Wheeler, stored June 1, IMf).
W. If. l.i.cklin, stored Sept. 2." stud Oct. II, lSIC.
Jerry l'aeketr, stored March a. 1s;iS.
Alexander Chambers, stored July 1, iXM.
I", ,1. tiermain, stored Sept. li, lsis.
J. Lviliniil, stored Oct. '.'H, lws.
Archie J. W hittier. stored March IT, VMtl.
Martha Ijulcau, stored July '-".I, lsw.'.
FOUR LINES FOR 25 CENTS
Tme Timf will publish Wants, Lost and
Found, For Sale, To Ij't, etc. short advertise
mentsat the rate of lour lines for twenty-rive
cents for the first insertion and live cents for
each subsequent Insertion.
TO RENT.
TO KENT--Cottage at. 4i Long street. Seven
rooms, hot and cold water, bath, etc. Fine
garden. Apply to (.'. 1!. Ferry, Circle St. 70tf
TENEMENTS TO KENT Three tenements.
Inquire of Henry Frenier, Granite street, (i'ltti
TO RENT Six-room tenement, with barn
rmmi for six horses if wanted, at H'J l'rospect
street. Also three-room tenement on Foster
street fur st.OO a month. Apply to Abram
-Mann. oitf
TO RENT Two desirable rooms at at Jeller
Sou street. KtttC
TO RENT New eight room tenement on
Deacon Street, French Estate. Hot ami cold
water, hard wood floors, bath, pantry and w ired
for lights. Imniire of Geo. E. Smith, 45 Sum
mer ttirect. c. 1 1 f
OFFICE ROOMS TO RENT In Eastman's
block. Apply at Eastman Bros store. UOtf
WANTED A first-class lumper. Apply to
the Kane Granite Co., Montpelii-r, Vt. 5t6
AVANTED A capable girl to do general house
work. Apply at 2 Academy street. 4'Jtf
WANTED Experienced help In tailor shop.
Girl pant maker and to do repairing new work.
Moore & Owens, 1J2 .Main street. 40tf
WORK WANTED.
WANTED Lady would like work by the hour
or day. 'Address J., Times office. 70tf
WANTED Place to work by steady, reliable
man. Address " Work," this office. (Mij
DRESSMAKING Miss Mina Barker, exper
ienced dressmaker. Will go out by the day
3!) summer street. i'ltf
mom TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN To parties wishing to
purchase a home. 1 will loan on the monthly'
payment plan. For particulars call on Mrs.
il.'E. Waite, 2 Eastern Ave. 0-ltf
A. W. LANE & SONS,
ARCHITECTS and
BUILDERS,
Tel. 305-12. SOUTH BARRE, VT.
New House and About 3 1-2 Acres of Land
About ten minutes' walk from the postoffice. House con
tains seven good-sized rooms and is finished in hard wood
down-stairs and there are two or three hard wood floors.
There is a good cellar and spring water runs to, the house.
About 50 fruit trees have recently been set out and will be
bearing soon, and there are also plenty of currant and rasp
berry bushes. This is a desirable place for poultry and
market gardening. Price is $2600.00. Terms, about
500.00 down.
DouBIe House Containing 13 Rooms
About one minute's walk from Main street. Is connected
with sewer, has good granite cellar and is supplied with city
water. Rents for $21.00 per month and is never vacant.
House is insured for $1600.00 and assessed for the same.
Price for immediate sale, $2000.00.
Let as stow you these properties at once. They
are sure to be worth more within a short time. Yous inter
ests will be ours in buying or selling Real Estate. We
guarantee good titles. You know the place,
Rooms 8 and 9, Gordon Block, Barre.
Why Not Insure Your Property
In Reliable Stock Companies?
THE G. HERBERT PAPE FIRE INSURANCE
AGENCY represents the largest and safest fire insurance com
panies in the world. "
Write or call at office for rates, etc.
Office Over Granite Savings Bank.
N S U
Some agents say "The Best Companies," others
"The Strongest," and still others "The Largest
Companies." I simply say
J. W. DILLON, Agent.
Representing $465,490,1 17-39 assetts as per annual
statement of companies represented in this agency on
Jan. I, 1903. That tells the whole story. Call and
investigate. No risk too large, none too small.
ooLiirjiora line
' A Fast Twin-Screw
W -J, - j Service
r f: boston to
;v;C QUEENSTOWN
and LIVERPOOL.
Commonwealh June 4
'w Kniftaud Iun 11
Mayflower . June 18
CoiiiiiioiiaUU .Inly '2
New Kn).H(l. Inly 9
Mavtlowttr July 10
1st clans npwairta; 2d class $12 60;
3d class at low rates.
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MEOITERHANEAfl tlll
Azores, Gibraltar, Nuph-n, Gnon.
Vancouver June , July 18, Aug 29
Cauibroiuan.. June 20, Aug 8, Sept 19
1st class, V0, upwadaj 2d claes, M.
Company's Office, 77Sft St., Boston,
or 8. rt. Hallard, Miles' Granite Huiirtlog,
barre, new Langilon Block, Montpellor.
'Mi?'
EESIDENCK OF J. W. GOKDON, RICHARDSON BTREET. "
C. L. BUGBEE, Contfactor and BuMct
TLAXS AXD SrEClFICATIOKS FURNISHED OX SIIOBT NOTICE.
Office at 202 North Main Street,
NEAR DEPOT SQUARE. (Phone 123-3.) BARRE, VERMONT.