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I'll HA1EIIE DAILY TIMES. JULY 21. VJ05.
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F. B. CATE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
The money you throw away in poor speculations would be better in
vested in real property which atayi where it is put You who do not
own your home, figure up the amount you bare spent in rent during your
life. Better use paper and pencil, for it may prove to be an arithmetical
problem. Now you can see for yeurself what a poor investment your
so-called home has been.
THIS HOUSE is a bargain. It is on John Street. Contains six rooms
closets and pantry. It has a nice bath-room with hot water connections,
hard wood nish, has been recently painted and shingled A nice, larpe
lot, 115ya by 82 feet. Is insured for $1,000.00. Trice only Sl.500.00.
Small payment down and balance as rent.
Tins SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE is located on" Humbert fetreet, near
the Ward 5 school-houBe. This also has bath with hot water connection.
Just a good a cellar as there is in the city, with rrranite underpinnirtc.
Bay window and two piazzas. Lot is 80H by 65 feet Corner lot This
house has been buiit only three years. Price, 51,600.00. Small payment
down. Balance at five per cent DA3it,H -
THE FARMS we have on our lists are too numerous to mention here.
Come in and look over our description of them and see if you don't find
just what you want - ,
We not only have houses and farms, but we have many different
kinds of business to sell granite quarries, machine-Bhops (doing a Rood
business), stores, restaurant, etc Remember the place.
Rooms U and 12, Bolster Building:, Barre, Vermont.
(Telephone 135-2)
I should be pleased to
C L. BUGBEE, - - -
INSURANCE
Some agents say "The Best Companies,"
others "The Strongest," and still others
" The Largest Companies." I simply say
JOHN W. DILLON, Agent,
Representing 465,490,117.39 assets as per annua)
statement of companies represented in this agency on
" January i, 1903. That tells the whole story. Call
and investigate. . No risk too large, none too small.
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fore us the need of simplicity and we have a machine which we believe is as near
foolproof" as it is possible to build a typewriter and we have not sacrificed a de
sirable feature.
SPEED No Typewriter made has
record, made in February, 1904, of Jl8 words per minute.
LIGHT TOUCH It requires an expenditure of only 2 l-z ounces of force
to print a letter on the Fox Typewriter Other machines require from 3 to 8
ounces.
EASY ACTION The three-point
machine carnage action that i unapproached by any otner. nvery otner type
writer requires a carriage tension of from J to 4 pounds. The carriage tension on
the Fox is one pound.
DURABILITY The above features ai! add to the long life of the Typevvri-
ter and with the adjustable type bar and
life of the machine. '
Fox Typewriters are placed on trial anywhere without charge. At least send
for complete catalogue.
Barre Granite Purchasing Agency,
Rooms 3, 4 and 5, Averiil Block,
Finest Ice Cream in the City!
Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate.
Fresh Strawberries and Cream Saturday afternoon and eve.
L. B. DODGE,
Wortten Block, - - - - Kcit& Avcnae,
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do business witn you.
- Contractor and Builder.
ivc Essentials!
SIMPLICITY,
SPEED,
LIGHT TOUCH,
EASY ACTION,
DURABILITY.
The above feature, carried to their
highest efficiency, represent Typewriter
perfection.
SIMPLICITY In building the Fox
Typewriter we have constantly had be
the speed of the Fox. It holds the world's
ball bearing on the Fox carriage gives our
hanger insure perfect alignment during the
Barre, Vermont
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Gleaned from Our
Exchanges.
Mrs. Emntono Dart, of East Charlotte.
1 ha a cotton plant that came from seed
;that was planted lust March. It is now
I twenty inches hi'h and has several bud
and two blossoms.
H. O. Thomas of Bennington reports
that Iltnrv Amidon of 1'ownal was ar-
j rested by County Warden Harry Chase
01 jk'nmngton lor illegal lisinng arm was
fined $10 and costs of $15.00, total
$23.90, which he paid. This makes 27
arrests by Warden Chase and a convic
tion in each case.
Edwin Sibley of West Milton has an
old horse who lias always refused to
work on the mowing machine, was even
afraid of the noise of one but this year
Mr. Sibley tried the experiment of filling
the old fellow's ears with cotton batting
and driving with a bridle with blinders
and he works without any trouble what
ever. During the electric storm of Tuesday
nk'ht a barn belonging to Allen Beach,
who lives a short distance from Yer
gennea was struck by lightning and fa
tally destroyed. The barn contained a
quantity of hay, wagona and Mr. Beach's
carpenter tools. Only a small portion
of the contents were saved. There was
an insurance of $200 on the building and
$200 on the content.
Mr. William II. Porter of Vergennea
died Monday evening after a lingering
illness with tultereuhisia in the 46th vear
of her age. She in survived by a hus
band, two sons, Truman and Harry Por
ter, one daughter, Florence Porter, a
father, Truman Newton, one brother,
Jason Newton, all of Ferrirfburg, two
sisters, Mrs. L. Collins of Long Beach,
C'al., and Mrs. Edward Thomas of Spok
ane, Wash.
The valu of merchandise imported
into the district ot Vermont during the
month of June thia year was i42i!50
upon which duties were collected amount
ing to $34,397.22. The value of mer
chandise exported to Canada thro'igh
tins district during the same period was
$599,511. A year ago the collection
amounted to si,f53.1S for the month
of June.
Miss Carrie Fisher, of Newport, is
suffering seriously from the effects of
a large dose of iodine which she took
Monday afternoon, believing that she
wa taking medicine which had been pre
scribed for her. The two bottles stood
side by side, and each was of the same
size. She at once realized her mistake
and managed to summon aid. It is be
lieved that she will recover.
Work on the erection of the Indian
Hock tower at Ethan Allen Park near
Burlington is progressing well and it
promises to be completed before the date
of dedication, August 16 lhe 1 reel ion
company have their t.aeks laid and
their wires strung on the extension of
their road out North avenue, and the
only work regaining is to 'ay a switch
and to remove some of the joies that
are near the track.
Charles Hill, the twelve-year-old son
of Henry Hill, of Newport, has mvs
teriousl disappeared. He was working
tor tred tireen on a farm some distance
from Newport and become homesick.
The father was notified by Mr. Green
and the bov was sent home. Ten davs
ago the boy left, but apparently went
elsewhere. Monday Mr. lull made in
onirics regarding his twin and was in
formed that he had started for home
ten days ago. Efforts are being made to
locate the youth.
The watch belonging to Mrs. C. F.
Skeels, of Milton, which was stolen from
the Frontier house, North Troy, March
29, was found r few days ago in B. N.
Chases barn in North Troy, where it
was hidden by Leon Miner and Charles
Deaette, the Richdford boys who were
some time ago arrested on suspicion of
taking the watch and who were sent to
jail at Newport to await the action of
the grand jury. The chain was found
in Richford where the bovs sold it to
a Chinese laundryman.
The trustees of the Stowe free library
held their annual meeting at the libra
ry rooms in the Akeley Memorial build
ing on Monday evening, July 17. Dr.
?i. W, Barrows was re-elected chairman
of the board, IT. E. Straw, secretary and
treasurer, and Mrs. M. A. Jenny, libra
rian. It was decided to keep the library
open from two to five on Tuesday,
Ihursday and Saturday afternoons and
from seven to nine on Thursday and
Saturday evenings of each week, in
stead of from one to five on these after
noons only as has been done tlie past
year.
Catherine Mvers was taken to Ver-
gennes Wednesday morning by Officer
II. J. Kivers to lie committed to the In
dustrial school there for the remainder
of her minority. In the afternoon the
officer and his charge returned to the
city, the superintendent of thei school
having refused to accept the prisoner.
Authority was looked up and the officer
returned to Vergennes with the Myers
girl on the afternoon train. 1 lie superin
tendent of the school refused the girl, it
is understood, on account of her charac
ter and her age. But owing to the fact
that she received a straight sentence in
April, 1904, when she was under 17
years old and that the sentence was
never served, it is claimed here that she
is eligible for admission to the Ver
gennes institution.
Will Engage Supervisor.
It took just ten minutes Tuesday
evening to complete me business ot the
annual meeting of the Brattleboro vil
lage school district, which includes the
high school. On account of the swelter
ing heat the attendance was small. The
reports, which were characterized by
Senator George W. Pierce as among the
best ever submitted to the votes of the
district, were adopted and these oilicers
were elected: Moderator, Dr. Henry D.
Holton; clerk, Walter A. CHbert; mem
ber of the prudential committee for
three years, to succeed himself, James
L. Martin: treasurer, (ioorge C. Averiil;
auditor, Charles A. Hairis; collector,
Robert E. Gordon, whose salary was
made $300 as heretofore.
it was votea to employ a supervisor
of grades and to leave the question of
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many Mar See not It Takes Genlna to
Realize.
When James Watt saw the uteAm
causing the kettle lid to jump up and
down he aaid "There must be power In
that steam that it can lift such, a
weight."
There was.
Millions prior to him had seen the)
same phenomenon and regarded It as
an unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put Its
linger on the "cause" of Dandruff, Fall
ing Hair, and consequent Ealdness, and
hag unearthed a tiny germ which eats
the lire from the roots of human hair.
Newbro'a Herpicide destroys thia
perm and consequently restores tha
hair to its natural etate.
Bold by leading druggists. Pend 10c. In
stamps for samplo to The Herplcids Cc.
tetxolt Mich.
Kickert & Wells, Special Agents.
tial committee. A tax of 65 cents on
the dollar of the grand list was levied,
as recommended by the committee,
which will raise about $30,000.
JOHN HAY'S WILL FILED.
Bequests to Brothers and Sister and
Gives Residue to Widow.
Washington, July 21. The will of
John Hay, late secretary of state, was
filed for probate yesterday in the oflice
of the register of wills tor the District
of Columbia. The beneficiaries are his
widow and his brothers and sister.
His brother, Leonard Hay, and his
lister, Mary Hay Woolfulk, are given
all of the property at Warsaw, 111., and
the sum of $25,01X1 each. His brother,
Charles Edward Hay, is given $50,000,
and Harwood Otis Whitney of Keokuk,
Iowa, $2,000. All the rest of the pro
perty of all description is left to his
widow, Clara Stone Hay.
.Nothing is contained in the will to
ndicate the value of the estate. Pavne
Whitney and James Wolcott Wadsworth,
Jr., sons-in-law of the deceased, are
named as executors ol the estate, and
the request is made in the testament
that no bonds shall be exacted.
GALA DAY IN CLAREM0NT.
To Welcome Fort Ethan Allen Troops
on Return March.
Claremont, N. 1L, July 20. Yester
day was a gala day for the people of
this town. All the nianufacturng plants
shut down at noon and all the places
of business closed at 3 o'clock to enable
all to attend and enjoy the exhibition
drills by the United States regulars of
Fort Ethan Allen. Fully 6,000 people
were on the grounds to witness the drills
and ball game.
At 2 o'clock nine sturdy men of the
Twenty-third battery, calling themselves
Coughlin's ball nine, pitted themselves
against the Claremonts, and there were
nine innings of interesting ball playing,
The game was won by Coughlin s team,
0 to 5.
The interesting event of the day, and
the one which called out the people, was
the drills by Troop C, Fifteenth cav
alry.
Bent Her Double.
"I knew no one for four weeks, when
I was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble," writes Mra. Annie Hunter of
PittBburg, Pa., "and when I got better,
although, 1 had one of the best doctors
I could get, I was bent double and had
to rest uiy hands on my kness when I
walked. From this terrible afJuction I
was rescued by Electric Bitters, which
restored my health and strength, and
now 1 can waiic as straight as ever, lhey
are simply wonderful." Guaranteed to
cure stomach, aver and kidney disor
ders. At the Red Cros Pharmacy and
rarior JJrug & tore, ince sue.
To Rent Until Paid For.
Our annual sale of second-hand organs
m now in progress, lhese organs have
been thoroughly overhauled, and are in
first-class condition, and each warranted
for five years. We have the Mason &
Hamlin, Estey, Shoninger, Taber, Ver
mont, Oem, Bridgeport, Miller, and sev
eral other makes, at prices ranging from
$15 to $50; terms, $5 down and $2
per month. Stool and book -with each
organ. Write at once for full descrip
tion, and prices. McKannon Bros. &.
Co., 45 Church street, Burlington, Vt.
NEW STOCK
KODAKS
$5.00 to $20.00
BROWNIES
$1.00 to $9.00
See the folding Brownie
Cameras. Big value for a
little money. They make
good pictures, too.
RED CROSS PHARMACY
MILES' GRANITE BLOCK.
Grand Union Hotel
Rooms From $ 1.00 Per Day Up
Opposite Cra.rvd Central Station
New York
A f A f"To and TflT!"
fjAuUAuL!?-I? liEit
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Corrected to June 21, VM.
rafser.ger Trains leave B.me as follows :
12.01 Ridcight Diily. Boston, Spntgficld and
w York tiit;ht express. ," iing caro
Montpelipr Junctiou lo B'ton anil
Sprmnfield. (Satunlav nijdit train han no
coiiiu cnoii fur New i'oiU ) Connects at
Montpelier ith train rari!ig hi 2 jO a. in
for Montreal and the Weet.
4.00 a. m. Week days only for Wiilums-
tUII).
7.55 I. m. Daily. Local for BurliDftou. St
Alliar ami Montreal.. Kutis only a far as
bt. aibaiih on tnindavs
8.35 a. m Wefk days only. Cmntcts at
Mnteller Jnnetioa wnh mail train for
Uoifton, spriitftHeld ami ,tw York. Par
lor ear Moiitpt lier Junction to New Voik
without change.
JI.55 a. m. Daily Boston. SpHrefitld, Ntw
York anil New London fast express. Buf
fet parlor ear Montpelier .lunetion to
Boutin Parlor car Alotitpelitr Junction
to Springfield.
1.20 p. m. Week days only. For Williams
town. 3.10 p. m. Week days only KUH train for
Burlineton, St. AH ann, Caniliridtre Junc
tion, Cigdennburif, Kicuford and Montreal.
4.15 p. ra. Week days only . . For Williims
town. 5.30 p. m. Daily. Konfreal and Chicago fast
Cipro. Connrt at Burlington with
local train for Rutland.
.4S p. m. Week daw only. Whi'e River
Junction and Npw York. Vassengcr.
hlet-pini! car Montpelier Junction to JSew
York wiihout change, except Saturday.
J. 05 p. m. Sunday only. White Fiver June
tion and New Y'ork. Paffenper. Sleep
ing ear Montpelier Junction to New York
without change.
Train reach Moutnelier about 20 minute
after leaving Karre.
G. C. JdNES. J. K. BF.NTLEY.
General Manager. .ci. Paa. Agt.
J. O. ADAMS. Agent. Barre. Vt.
ONTPEL1EH WKI.L" K1VKR RAILHOAI.
IXIMBIM'INU MARCH if, 1
Train leave Barre for Well Hiver, coimeet
Dt at that ticint with train iroirir both north
nd eouth, at 1.30 a. m., 12.30 aucl 3 Mi p. m. The
uortn for Lltbon, Littleton. Kal)aiit and Lan-
"attr, aiso wun Montreal eipre, and the 7.40
uid 3.00 train with Hi. JohneVnrv tram.
Train leave Barre for Mont i-eher ai 1.3(1. ir itf)
t. m., 12.30. 3.00. 4.1" od V20 p. ou.
riEOTRH -.IHlelCT HAlLWat.
Car leave quar ,u Barre lor Montpelier at
0 minute ot 41m 16 minute iat the hour.
Leave Montpelier tor Kaire on the hour and
half honr nnrii in p. m.
C0MMlSSI0rERS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OK ETIA THOMPSON.
The und'iT(irned. havinir been annnlnted hv
the Hon. l'robate Court lor the liistric.t of
Wahiiiirton t'ommisHioneris to receive, examine
and adiuet all claim and demand of all persons
against the estate of Elta Thouipton, late of
ine Town 01 narre, in i-aici j iistrict, ueceaseu,
and all claims exhibited in offet thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the Barre Saving Bank JtlmstCo.,
In the City of Barre, In said lustrict, on the iOtb
day of September and 20th day of January next.
irom 1 o clock r. m. until s o ciock r. ju,,eacn ot
raid ilarc, and that six month from the 20th
day of July. A. U. liiOS, itt the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
oated at City of Barre this 21et day of
Julv, A. If. 1j05.
FL1NKY M. CUTLER. I cu,misBi(,I1(lrf.
CHA- NCKY M. WiLLEY, J touimissioiier.
July 21. K8, Aug. ?
FOUR LINES FOR 25 CENTS
The Times will publish Wants, Lost and
Found, For Sale, To Let, etc. short advertine
ments t the rate of four line for twenty-five
cent for the first insertion and five centi for
each subsequent Insertion.
FOR SALL
FOR SALE Gasoline stove, in titst-clas
Condition, at 10 l'ark Street, 100U3
F R SALE A Muskegon Rotarv Clo he
Wanner, itood a new. Cost6.W. W ill sell for
84.0U. 47 l'ark Utreet, up stairs. 104tf
FOR SALE Fifteen horse, worker and
drivers. E. t. Leoiiard,26 toulh Main Street,
Barre, 104t6
HOUSES FOR SALE-Two cottage house
on Berlin Place, oft Berlin Street. Will sell
for $1,200 each. Apply to B. caiuzzt, 15 Mill
Street. 104U2
FOR SALE Modern house en French estate
and only three minutes' walk from store,
church, etc. Finished in red birch and brown
ash. Contains nine rooms and bath, and la one
or trie oesi numem house in the citv. w in
sell at a sacritice. Enquire at Ferry's Real Es
tate Agency. 102tf
FOR 8 LE A six-room cottage with an ex
tra lot, Kltuated on Long Street. Apply to Mrs.
Lovie, "3 Long Street. lMltf
FOR SALE 45-acre farm, four and one-half
miles from Barre city, 20 rods from school.
oo notise. fjarn win neea a uttie repairing,
Large ar'Ple orchard. Just the place for mar
ket gardening. Price, including this year's
llAV rron. fcsfln Ofl. Terms jft.DO.Ofl down and
baknee monthly as rent. Apply D. A. Perry
lital Estate Agency. Wtf
Full BALE House and lot In Moutnelier.
very near the Seminary and close to electric
marline. Oarden and lien house. House could
be arranged for two small but convenient tene
Bicnts with slitrht exoense. Good neighbor.
iid and excellent locality in all respects.
Nice and cool in summer and comfortable in
winter. Owner i in California and wishes to
sell at once. Call at 8 Center Street ami look it
wer or adrtre A. M. Frankutu, 5 Center
otreei, Aiontptiier. wtiti:
FOR SALE Or trade for other nrmiertv. A
farm located in N'ortbtield which contain &e
acre. VV ill keep 70 head of cattle and teanii
Will cut loo to 150 tons of hay. Enquire at the
tj. m.. rerr rveai estate Agency. vm
F'OR SALE An eight-acre place located be
tween Barre and Williantstown. 4ood set of
buildings and place is verv pteaoantly situated
on main road. Price for immediate sale, $976.
Inquire of the I. A. Perry Real Estate Agenov.
Rooms 8 and 9, O or don Blocs. 93if
FOR 8ALE Cheap, two small second-hand
safes in good order, both np to date. Four
combination lock, air chamber, fire and bur-
f tar proof. Also one large safe, almost new.
lust be sold at once. James Marion, Mont
pelier, Vt. 82t8
FOR SALE Second hand doors and win
dows. Apply to A. H. lluzzell, Pearl St. SOtf
FOR SALE At great sacrifice, bouse of two
tenements, near Ayers street. Apply to A. A.
Smith. 77tf
m i'ku, mini iitiicc, HHinrrrr. WHL'U
nrt ii).ii,.U l' ill V. . .1 iM .1
Vi PttlTlr ruir a t n
o'wkn. t u pru uyjtiu t-niiciy, u uu
ired. Apply to 4, Mt, Vernon 1'Jace. off lord's
AUfV. e-e
tOK SALE Oue sot of double barn in
mxl repair. Apply to J, 11. McArtliur, M, D.,
Eaet Barre, Vt- 6iif
ft I iP IT. Ti i U l'VT.U J' i
treet, near bridge. Apply to U. Pavid, Iwpot
Square. fotf
TO REST Suite of two oflice rooms in One.
rler Block. Apply to E. 8. Currier. eutf
F OR SALE Two safes, store fixtures, com
putiue scale, oil tanks, etc. Albert A. Snr.
gent Averiil Block. 25tf
FOR SALE Nice, iofe hav, fwith coarse and
flue. Orders may be left at'Howden & l.von'
BKjre or with me at 21 Highland Avenue. O
Carleton. lotf
FOR SALE AT CASSIE FARM.
Milk Our wagon delivers twice a day.
Jiay Ilelivered promptly in liui.k
Pasture 8 or 100 acres (old Mann farm), well
watered, divided. Mostly all new fence. Ap
ply George Cassie, East street. tf
HULLED COKX AXD HOM1XY.
1 am still here with Hulled Corn and Hominy.
Also Rntter and Fugs. Terms cash. o. II.
Fitleld, 120 Hill street. lfifitf
TO RENT.
TO RENT On B and Batr.belrier Ptrert. two
tenement with all modem conveniences, Also
one it' age with tn rooir s. Apply to Jn
Nicholson, 1? Wellington htreet. IdWf
TO RENT l'p-stairi tenement of four rn.a
and two large elosets at Hi Hall Street, off
Street FiUnnion. Apply to Alex Mtbiesn,
N. 5 Wendell Place. Rent low to deairt
party. ami
TO KENT FuruiKhed rooms. Or very de
ilrsble, on first floor. Apply 8 Keith Ave
nue. SHilf
FOR RENT First-class tenement of roi a-s
electric lighu, hot water, bath. 2d fl".r. i,r
ner Map'e Ave ard Forsvth Place. Key down
stairs. Enquire of E. F. Smith, la Wet St. S7tJ
Tt RENT Seven room cottage n Sprirs;
Street. Will sell if party waius it. 11 M.
Houston, 53 Maple Avenue. 9,iS
TO RENT-Tenement, No. fiSpaulil ing Street,
Apply to Or. C. M. Scribner, So. tarre, ur tele
pnone 305-2. 75(f
TO RENT A tenement a No. 12 Elm Street.
Also room for storage. C.M.Perry. 7ttf
TO RENT Two latge front offics roowa,
size 17 by '20. Also three tack r oms, all h
Zanleoni block. Apply to C. Zanleoni. 2htf
TO RE1 T One up-stair tenement on
Branch street. Modern improvement limine
newly painted outside, painted and papered i
ide. V. 11. Pltkm. a63tf
TO RENT Tenement. Apply to Henry
Frer ler's office, Gtanit street. 93tf
1"jKNT At once, a fine teneirent of six
rooms, or more II wanted with bath. Call ac
Segels Sc Biady's t re. 118 North Main St. bit
' ' - p - v.. mu , '.'., , , 'II nun
street. Inquire of W. J. McLean, 200 North
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TO BENT.
Three Tenements on Patterson Street.
Cme Tenement on Rranch Street.
One Tenement on Orantte Street.
One Tenement on Hill Street.
117tf04 Apply at Pbelr Rrorber'.
TO RENT Firt-clas tenement Innulreor
H. M. noutttou, 53 Maple Avei.ue. S2tf
T RENT Fonr room, snitable for litlit
house-keepii g. in our block. Eastman Bros. Bill
TO RENT-Two front offices in the Eastmaa.
block. Apply to Eastman Bros. 241tJ
TO ItVK'T ..r, .sr. f tniw ..... .
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Dr. C H Kent. Milts block. mit
HELP. WANTED.
WANTH Womau fir ceneral housewoi Ir.
Call at last house ;n Elmwood Avenue, i ff
rrospect street, lotta
U'lVTVII O ...
..... 1,1ml j.n m IIIB -
W. to drive six-horse team. Apply to I.itl e-
john & Milne. I08t2
WANTED Fxrerenwd man in meat ami
grocery biisines one who has had two or three
years' expeiience in cutting meat preferred.
Apply to H. J. Smith, 3tj7 North Main tt. 107tf
W A VT K 1 1 Twin ftiwl ,..!, V 1., . .
to solicit insurance and canvass. Silary ad
vanced. Inquire at 16 Miles' Building between
8 and 9 A.M. tuete
WANTED A blacksmith to so niitslda th
city. 4od pay and permanent posiiioa. Call
at 138 North Main Sueet, Miles Oraaite Bniid-
mtt
WANTED O in to work in dining-room. In.
quire of Mis. Ge ri:e Noithron. 14 Oranii
Street. 183t4
WANTED At once, chamber maid. Art.lv
at City hotel. loll
WANTED At The Otis, woman to work by
the hour. Enquire ot the matron. tif
WANTED Saleslady. N'one but experieneed
need apply. Apply at The Vaognau Store, itftif
WANTED Capable girl for general hoese
work. Apply at 10s South Main street. S7tf
WATiTFD Stenographer and txxikkeeper.
Apply to Cross Brothers, Nortbfleld. V. S5tl
WANTED 4irl for genera) housework at IB
Wellington Street. OOtf
drive city team. Hughe?' Livery, rear City
Hotel. 4tl
WANTED Country boy to learn the drug
business. Address 4lriiM'i(t " par Titovu
Ottioe, Barre. sjtl
WAN I ED A kitchen girl. Appty at th
Orauite City Restaurant, Quiulen block. S2tt
ANY Intelligent person may earn goo
Income corresponding for newspaper; no can
vassing! experience unnecessary. Send fo
particulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYNDI
CATE, LOCK PORT, Si. Y. 76t78
WANTED Experienced table girl at Gran
ite City Restaurant. . t 63tl
WORK WANTED.
WANTED Position as letter cutter. Call
telephone 409-4. after 4 o'clock, or addresa
"Letterer," Times Oflice. lOStf
WANTED Situation by young nisn with di
ploma from commercial college. Desires po
sition bs bookkeeper or stenographer. Knows
typewriting and commercial corretponuence.
Address Bookkeeper, 7 Cottage Street. 1Q012-.
WORK WANTED Taking care of gardens,
and lawns. Wm. Reavey, 343, North Main
Street. Witt
WANTED A woman wants work by day or
hour. Apply at 843 North Main street. 87tf,
WANTED harden to plough. Wort guar
anteed. Telephone 316-21 or call at 26 perry
Street. Barre City. 23tfr
WANTED.
WANTED Estimates to repair bouse, partly
destroyed by fire and water; also to dig out cel
lar and lay celiar wall. Apply at 101 Smith
Street. Robert Merchant.
!Xt3
WANTED Music scholars, beginners on pi
ano. Enquire ate Merchant street , ((fit
WANTED Partner in granite quarry busi
ness, manufacturer preferred. First-class op.
P2' V,lS.'.ty or 8"D1ef o with capital. Address
"8., Tiu.e office.
WANTED Active agents for Rtissian-.lan-anese
War book; .rood salary, sample free
Address Globe Co., T23 Chestnut Street, Phjia
deipnla. ftt6
LOST AND FOUND.
STOLEN OR STRA Y ED From John Stew
art s pasture on Beckley Hill, a dark bay noise,
seven years old, weighs about 1100. star on fore
head, one hind leg white, halter on hoad. Find
er, returning sauie to Jas. K. Coutts or lr.
Jackson, wifl be suitably rewarded. Ht3
I.flST In Will ..,. i,. ... .
brlndle and white Boston Terrier, Screw tail
uiiw mm sea a. p. cowie, Wiin.mistowntiulf
House. Suitable reward by applying to A. 8
Cowles, Williamstown Gulf House. I08t$
l.OKTi null K, ,.,.,,. .1 ... . .. . .
....j.,!.,! unit. uiKrR ana
brown, around North Barre. Finder will ho
uiiuoij rewaiueu ny applying to Mr. O. Ikrn
etti, 2 Fos Street. s&tf
F U SMAKRITS un piccolo cane da caecia eta
4 mesinei tlintorni 1 North Barre uero con mac.
chie caire cbi 1'avesse vrovrts cousegnarls a O
Donetti 28 Foss St,, che ric.evera una man-Clft-
86UT
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
FOR SALE-Ilire White Plymouth Rock
eggs. Prire birds. Per setting, one dollar. I.
V. Gale, Williamstown, Vt. Jot
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
Pekin Duck, Itt cent per setting.
White Wyandotte. 50 cents per setting.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, 60 cent per settln
A. W. ALLEN, Sunnyside Farm. '
Telephone 114-3, or farmbouge 314-3. 2gc