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IILE HAKHE DAILY .TIMES. SETT. o. W05.
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F. B. CATE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
We Arc Offering for Thirty Days Some South
Barrc Property at a Bargain.
Two-ter.cment house of eleven large rooms. Buildiugi in good repair.
Large lot, two gardens, lot of fruit. Two minutes' walk from post-office and
church. Price cut to $1600 for quick tale.
This is decidedly a bargain. Two-tenement home and barn, with about
five acres of land. Buildings in good repair. Location just out of South Barre
village on the Williamstown road. Price $1500. $500 in cash, balance
to suit purchaser.
City Property.
Th: seven-room cottage is located on the corner of Merchant and Sum
mer Streets and is 145 feet on Summer Street and 50 feet on Merchant
Street. Ample room for ano:her house. There are bath and electric lights.
Can be used as two small tenements if desired. Note the location. Come
in and get our price.
Two-tenement house on Currier Park for $4000.
Two-tenement house and barn on Summer Street. Price $4500.
Farm Bargain.
Farm in East Orange of 135 acres. Will keep ten cows and team.
Two hundred sugar trees, evaporator, etc. Prici $1000.
Rooms U and 12, Bolster Building, Barre, Vermont.
(Telephone 135-2)
I should be pleased to do busmen witn ..
G L. BUGBEE, - ... Contractor and Builder.
To Rent! - -
SITUATED ON BATCHELDER STREET.
Seven rooms, bath room and closet. Has sewer connection.
Filtered spring water.
Rent Only $12 Per Month.
Balance of August free". WILL SELL FOR SMALL PAY
MENT DOWN' and the balance in small monthly payments.
Inquire of E. E. Silloway or H. W. Scott.
INSURANCE
Some agents say "The Best Companies,"
others "The Strongest," and still others
"The Largest Companies." I simply say
TOHN W. DILLON, Agent,
Representing 465,490,1 17.39 assets as per annual
statement of companies represented in this agency on
January i, 1903. That tells the whole story. Call
and investigate. No rislc too large, none too small.
j Bottled Soda! Mineral Waters! I
ft Sodas and Mineral Waters supplied for all
occasions on short notice.' The purest and
g best goods. Delivered anywhere in the city.
I M. J. McGOWAN,
g Telephone 118-2.
Berkshire Typewriter Papers!
NEW LINE JUST ARRIVED.
These Papers are made expressly for typewriter work.
They possess all the qualities Strength, Durability and
Fi neness of Texture most essential to good work on the
various writing machines now in use. Our prices arc right.
IDEAL BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
Hale'i Block, Next Door to People's Shoe 3ore. W. FRANK HARRIS.
1
Tenement!
107 South Main Street. 3
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Gleaned From Our
Exchanges.
The sales of souvenir postal cards in
.-. jominunry during tlie month of .Aug
Hot averaged throe hundred a day.
Renr Admiral Oeor-e A. Converse, U.
S. X., chief of the Iminau of navigation,
left Washington August 24 on a brief
visit to his native town of Norwich.
John Mills, of Cabot, who was thrown
from his wajmn Sunday, August 2D, and
badly cut about the face, and one ankle
sprained, U in a critical condition.
Col. G. B. M. Harvey, of New Yoik,
editor of North American Review and
Harper's, has leen passing a week with
his mother, Mrs. M. S. Harvey, in East
Peaoham.
The barn on the farm of John Carter,
of Shellield, was burned recently. Chil
dren playing with matches was the
cause. Joseph Jiarber had about fifteen
tons of hay in the barn, with no insur
ante. The Lora Colby, Son & Co. of Alburg
was petitionee into bankruptcy Friday
't being alleged that they committed an
act of bankruptcy by preferring certain
creditors. The petition is brought by
David 8. Ilarvev, whose claims amount
to $3,150.
Plans are nearly completed for the
publication of a new medical journal in
Uurlington. The names of the pub
lishers and other details are not ob
tainable, but it is known that it will be
a monthly publication by Burlington
men and that the first number will ap
pear some time the coming fall.
The Rev. J. M. Frost, of St. Johns
bury, has just presented to the Fair
banks museum 150 reprints of postage
stamps, mostly Japan and Heligoland.
The stamps were a part of a collection
which Mr. Frost formerly owned and
which was one of the largest and most
valuable collections in the state.
Mrs. Minnie rowers was held for Chit
tenden county court Friday by Judge
Mower in city court on a charge of
selling liijuor without a license. Rail
was fixed at $300, which she furnished.
The case against Mrs. Powers grew out
of the shooting affair at the mouth of
t..ii river, when "Jack" Powers was shot
in the leg.
Leg Broken by Flying Piece of Rock.
A peculiar accident occurred to Alfred
Stevens while at work as carpenter on
the Benedict house at the Bethel quar
ries. About twenty rods from where he
was working a railroad gang was blast
ing a cut for the new railroad with dy
namite. Warning having been given, the
blast was discharged, when a piece of
rock blew toward Stevens, struck the
ground, and bounding, hit one of his
legs, breaking a bone.
Traffic has been heavier this season
at the Burlington railroad station than
ever before in the history of the two
railroads. From last Sunday to Thurs
day, the month's end, $I.9S0.51 was re
ceived at the railroad ticket office in
return for Rutland railroad tickets ami
mileages. The receipts of the Central
Vermont railway were correspondingly
large. The receipts from the tip-town
oflices have also been larger thau ever
before. The baggage car on the noon
train going south, is often crowded to
its capacity and sometimes the train
is made 15 to 20' minutes late by the
time required to handle the numerous
pieces of baggage. ,
Y. M. C. A. DEVELOPMENTS.
State Secretary Morrison Tells What He
Is Doing.
The report of State Secretary Morri
son of the Young Men's Christian as
sociation brings out some interesting
facts concerning the work of the asso
ciation throughout the state from March
1 to July 1.
During this time general secretaries
were supplied for the associations in
Brattleboro, Rutland, St? Johnsbury and
this city. These vacancies were filled
as follows: To the 'Brattleboro associa
tion, C. F. W. Cunningham, formerly
assistant secretary of the Hartford,
Mass., association and a graduate of
the Springfield training school, was call
ed. Arrangements were made by which
W. S. Dillon continues with the St.
Johnsbury association. Frank Leonard,
for five years general secretary of the
Sonthbridge, Mass., association, was
made secretary in Rutland, while Byron
Clark and Arthur Van Cor were given
the charge of the local association. All
the associations in the state are now
provided with paid officers. -
Since the first of April the state com
mittee carried out the state convention
at Rutland, a conference of Woman's au
xiliaries in Rutland and of students and
paid ollicers, institutes in Ludlow, Mont
gomery Center, Riehford, Sheldon and
Sw anton.
In regard to the raising of funds for
an association building in Bennington,
the report states the. prospects are good
for the securing of the $25,000 necessary
for the work, $1,200 having been col
lected turning the young men of tlie mem
bership., 1 he camp tor boys at Silver Lake,
ranklin, July 5 to 15, for boys of Mont
pelier, St. Johnsbury and Franklin coun
ty, was reviewed and the report stated
that a sub-committee had been appointed
to consider the wisdom of installing one
Or more state camps for association
boys.
Bluntness Punished.
A young lady, whose beauty is eua i
her bluntness in conversation, was
to
visiting a house where other guests wore .
assembled, among them the eldest son
of a rich manufacturer. The talk turn
ed on matrimonial squabbles. Said the
eligible party:
" I hold that tlie correct thing for the
husband is to begin as he intends to go
on. Say that the question H one of
smoking". Almost immediately I would
show rnv intentions by lighting a cigar
and settling the question forever."
"And I would knock the thing out of
your mouth," cried the imperious
beauty.
"Do you know," rejoined the youna
man, "I don't think you would be there."
Detroit Tribune.
COT n!3 HAIR BACK.
Waa Perfectly Bald wWa He Started
to Im Ntnbro'i Herplcide .
Frederick Manuel!. Maryland block.
Butte, Montana, bought a bottle of New
tro'a Herplcide. April 6, ';, and began to
tse It for entire baldness. The hair fol
licles In bis scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over his head.
On July 2 he writes, "and today my hair
Is as thiols er.d luxuriant as any one
could wish." Newbro's Herplcide works
on an old principle and with a new d's
covery destroy th eaue and you re
move the effect. Herplcide destroy the
germ that causes dandruff, falling hair,
and finally baldnesa. so that with the
cause pone the effect cannot remain.
Stops falling' hair at once and a revr
growth starts. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for sample
to The Herplcide Co., Detroit. Mich.
Rickert Sc. Wells, Special Agents.
Counsel's Mistake.
"To prove that the liquid contained
in the vial found in my client's posses
sion is not 'knockout drops,' but abso
lutely innocuous," taid the eloquent
young advocate, '"he will drink it in
your honor's presence."
Rut the client, a soldier from the
Presidio, did not respond to the sugges
tion with anything like alacrity. And
when ' Judge Fritz proposed that the
attorney himself gulp the contents of
the vials the proposal was ignored. So
the case was continued until today in
order to have the liquid subjected to
chemical analysis.
Charles tiolT was the soldier's name,
and when arre-ted for disturbing the
peace of his comrades in a Pacific street
saloon the policeman found in his poc
kets not only the suspected vial but
also a brass' "knuckle duster." San
Francisco Call.
Reward of Courtesy.
"How do you get so many subscrib
ers?' asked the visitor to the office of
the great magazine.
"Just between you and me I'll tell
you the secret. All the manuscripts
sent in I keep. I answer the contribu
tors, and tell them the stuff will be used
as soon as available. That makes them
subscribes for life." Indianapolis Star.
Attacked by a Mob
and beaten in a labor riot until covered
with sore, a Chicago street car conduc
tor applied Rucklen's Arnica Salve and
was soon sound and well. "I use it in
my family," writes G. J. Welch of Te
konsha, Mich., "and find it perfect."
Simply great for cuts and burns. Only
23e at the Red Cross Pharmacy and
Parlor Drug Store.
ESTATE OF MARY CHOATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. I In Probate Court,
District of Washington, si. f held in Montpe1
ier, in ami for said District, go the 21st day of
August. A. I). lii5.
W ilbur F Shepard. Administrator of tne es
tate of Mary Choate, late of the City
of Barre, in said District, deceased, makes ap
plication to taid t ourt, with the consent ami
approbation in writing of the heirs of said
deceased, residing in the State of Vermont,
for license ro sell all of the real estate of
said deceased, situated in Calais, in said Dis
trict, to wit: About twenty-four acres of
land, except the interest of the surviving hus
band of said deceased tnrein, -representing
that the sale thereof would 1 beneficial to the
heirs of said deceased, and those interested
in her estate, in order to convert saiu real
estare into money.
Whereupon, it 'is ordered by said Conrt. that
said appiicatian be referred to a session there
of, to be held at the l'robate Office, in said
Montpelier, on the 7th day of September, A. I).
l'JOa, for hearing and decision thereon : and it is
further ordered, that all persons interested be
notified hereof. b publication of notice of said
applicailon and order thereon three weeks sue-
cessivelv in the Barre Daily Times, a newspa-
I'tii imuuBueu ai. i tie or Barre. in tms Mate,
and which circulates in the neighborhood of
those interested, before said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place,
and, if they see cause, object theieto.
By tlie Court. Attest,
HIRAM CARLETOX, Judge.
Toes. Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 6.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
COMPANY,
Corrected to August 10, 1905.
Passenger Trains leave Barre as follows:
J2.01 Midnight Daily. Boston. Springfield and
.-.ew i, niv uii;u6 express, roeeping cars
Montpelier Junction to Boston and
Springfield. (Saturday night train has no
loimrcuon mr iew ork.) connects at
Montpelier with train leaving at 2.50 a. hi.
for Montreal and the West,
4.00 a. m. Week days only for Williams
town. 7.55 a. m. Daily, local for Burlington, St.
Albans and Montreal. Elms only as far as
St. Albans on Sundays.
S.35 a. m Wk days only. Connects at
Montpelier Junction with mail train for
Boston. Siirinirtieid and New York. Par
lor car Montpelier Junction to Jscw York
without change.
11.55 a. m. Daily. Boston. Springfield. New
York and New London fast express.
Cafe parlor car Montpelier Junction to
Boston. Parlor car Montpelier Junction
to Springfield.
1.20 p. m. Week days only. For Williams
town. 3.10 p. a. Week days only. Mail train for
Burlington, St. Albans, Cambridge Junc
tion, Ogdensburg, Riehfonl and Montreal.
Parlor car to Montreal from Mantpelier
Junction.
4.15 p. tn. Week days only. For Williams
town. 5.30 p. m. Paily. Montreal and Chicago fast
express. Connects at Burliceton with
local train for Rutland. Cafe parlor ear
Montpelier Junction to Montreal and
Pullman sleeper to Chicago.
6.45 p. m. Week days only. White Fiver
Junction and New York. Passenger.
Sleeping ear Montpelier Junction to New
York without change, except Saturday.
8 05 p. m. Sunday only. White Fiver June
tion and New York. Passenger. Sleep
ing car Montpelier Junction to New York
without change.
Trains reach Montpelier about 20 minutes
after leaving iiarre.
. C. JUNES, J. E. BEXTLEY,
General Manager. (fen. Pass. Agt.
J. O. ADAMS, Agent, Barre. Vt.
HOKTPKLITCR WKLLS RIVER HAtLBOAD,
COMMENCING MAKCS 20, 1906.
Trains leave Barre for Wells River, connect
.ng at that point with trains going both north
and south, at 1.30 a. ni., 12.30 and 3.ou p. m. The
12.30 train connects with train for Boeton, and
north for Lisbon, Littleton, Fabyans and Lan
caster, also with Montr eal express, and the 7.30
and 3.00 trains with St. Johnsbury trains.
Trains leave Barre for Montpelier at 7.30, 10.20
a. m 12.30, 3.00, .10and 5.20 p. m.
EI.gCTRIO STREET RAILWAT.
Cars leave square in Barre for Montpelier at
id minutes of aud IS minutes past the hour.
Leave Montpelier for Barre on the hour and
half hour until 10 p. m.
m
'in
Is.
Boston-Queenstown-Liverpool
Fast Twin Screw Mail and Passenger Steam
ers. J4.2SO tons ; a 0 feet long. Remarkable for
steadiness. Rooms upper decks amidships;
perfect ventilation.
SAXONIA, Sept. 12, Oct. 10. Nov. 7, Pec. 5.
lVERNIA.ept. 2(1, Oct. 24, Nov. 21, Dec. 19.
Plans, sailings, etc . the Cunard S. 8. Co., Ltd.,
12fl State St., Boston, Mass., t.'has. P- Sumner,
Accnt, or 8. 8. Ballard's Steamship Agency.
Miles' Block, Bane or New Langdon Block,
Montpelier.
Grand Union Hotel
Rooms From $1,00 Per Day Up
Opposite Grvnd Central Station
Now York
BAGGAGE&HEE
FOUR LINES FOR 25 CENTS
Thi Timfs will tiniiiiih -mf. r..
round. For Sale, To Let. etc. short advertise
nienlA at rh rttra f f.mi. lir,.. ......,
ceuis for the Brst insertion and live cents for
mot aunseijuent insertion.
FOR SALE.
FAUM FOK SALE 190 acres, situatfd in
town of Worcester, one-half mile from village.
Keeps thirty head of cattle and team. Build
ups m fair condition. Kiincing water at house
aud barn. Will take any reutatile in Barre
or liranlteviile in part or full payment.
Apply to 1). I. Mc A u lay, Oraniteville, or call
at!). A. Perry's ileal Putate Agency. lwtf
FOR RAT R fin Tn BPVTv. .....
hard wood floor down stain, jtaroeu. wilf rent
i.mjuiiB uj v. n. ieneiSuo, Home
FOR KAI.R CHRIV.l i:in.. ,,..
. - " v...nn',',l HtBtCI S
good as new. Also other housenold articles.
A milv ... A K , : . . .
rvj uuc. v r tiBi eireei. 1K3
FOR RAf F (Ina nair h. ......
sledges, harness, sleigh, two stoves, m hens and
other articles. Impure of A. E. Batcheider. 58
Merchant Street, fcaue, Vt. lfiti
FOR 8AI.F A hnrflp MTpiaf.. i
good condition, with two pairs oi harness. Ap
ply to Dante Kai, 15 Foss Street, Barre. liJt6
FOR BALE-Twenty-five tons of K o. 1 hay at
at- . voi mu-uuisr wugon, sj ; j pair sleds,
$18; 1 dunjp cart, tl; 1 express wagun, S; 1
plow, $3; horse rake. 7; 2 barrows, ; weeder
and land rollers, some pitcbfoiks, rakes, etc.
One hundred cords stove wood, part in limb
wood, which 1 will deliver at $t. It is a bar
gain at this price. Good cultivator, $2.jfl. line
sitting-room stove, 1 chamber set. A. K. Whit
ney, Last Hill, R. F. 1. 1. Tel. [phone]
FOR SALE A Mend-hand cider mill, all
complete, eieeji'ing power and belt. In first
class condition, t ,aclty of BOO gallons per
day with man and ooy. Apply to C. W. Merrill,
30 Hill Street. 3tt6
TWO DERRICK BUCKS FOR SALE Ore
60 feet long and tl e other 48 feet. Anyone
wanting to buy will pi. ase address H. It. Pike,
Waterbuiy, Vt. 131U2
FOR SALE All my household Jnrnlture. in
cluding kill hen ware, by private nale until Au
gust Zl. K. (i. Perusse, U Cottage street. 131t4
FOK SALE i ne of the best two-tenement
houses in the city. Contains 12 rooms, fin
ished in the best of shape. Large corner lot
and very pleasant location. About live min
utes' walk from Citv Building. Easy terms.
Price low. Inquire of the I). A. P-rry Real Es
tate Agency, Koouis B ard 9 Guidon Mock.
Barre, Vt. iMt
FOR SALE Nearly new seven rconi cottage.
Is wired for electric lights, has hot and cold
water connections to sink and bath. Hard
wood floors in part of rooms. Mice lot, afford
ing good iiai den and room tor barn. Mot over
five minutes' walk from City Building. Must
be sold at once and is a harnain at the price.
Inquire of the I). A. Perry Keal Estate Agency.
Rooms 8 and 9 Gordon Biock. Bat re, Vt. IJOtf
FOR SALE House of seven rooms on Maple
Avenue. Inquire at 94 Maple Avenue. lisU2
FOR SALE Stonecutters' tools. Apply to
Alex. Moiton, &8 Blackwell Street. 117112
FOR SALE Cottage house. f6 Merchant
Slret. Sevra rooms, bath, electric lights,
spring water. Price low. The I). A. perry
Ileal Estate A gem'y. nitf
FOR SALE An eight-acre place located be
tween Barre and Williamstown. Good set of
buildings and place is verv pleasantly situated
on main road. Pi ice for iimiieoiate sale. $975.
Inquire of the t. A. Perrv Real Estate Agency,
Rooms g and 9, Gordon Block. 93tf
FOR SALE At great sacrifice, house oi two
tenements, near Ajeis street. Apply to A. A
tiruitn. 77tf
Fi R BALE. CHEAP Horse, harness, wagon
and sleigh. Will sell horse separately, if de.
sired. Apply to 4, Mt, Vernon Place, o'lf Lord's
Alley, 7Btf
FOR SALE Nice, loose bay, both coarse and
fine. Orders may be left at'Sowden & Lyon's
store or with me at 21 Highland Avenue. O
Carleton. isfitf
ELM TREE GARDENS.
.VEGETABLES
Specials now Xew Potatoes, Cabbage. Bweet
l'eas and Bouquets.
Hand in your orders for home-made Canned
Corn, estra quality.
Best Dairy Butter every Thursday.
Special attention to telephone ordera.
Call 300-22.
FRANK WALLACE, - . .- South. Barre, Vt.
A FEW LOADS OF CHOICE HOSRE HAY
FOR SALE. Piompt delivery.
A. W. ALLEN, Bunnyside Farm.
Telephone 114-3, or farmhouse 314-3. ffletf
FOR SALE AT CA88IE FARM.
Milk Our wagon delivers twice a day.
Hay Delivered promptly in bulk
Pasture 95 or 100 acres (old Mann farm), well
watered, divided. Mostly all new fence. Ap
ply G eorge tassie, East street. 4tr
HI LLED CORN AND HOMINY,
I am still here with Hulled Corn, Musb and
Hominy. Also Butter and Eggs. Terms cash.
O. B. Fitleld, 120 Hill street. 156tf
TO RENT.
TO REN l Small tenement of four rooms, in
block, with all modern conveniences. Low
rent. Call at H. J. Smith's market, 307 North
Main Street. H-ftf
TO RENT Isnemenj of five rooms, at 30
. i i.vi. vsij iir.t, joiiiliru mm pa-
pereil. Apply to G. AV. Mann, 14 Wellington
TO RENT A tenement at No. 12 Elru Street.
Also rooms for storage purposes. C. M. Perrv,
Agent, Mo. 71 Main Street. lis'tf
TO RENT Down stairs tenement. Five
rooms, buttery, water closet, bath room and
wood shed. At 17 Academy Street. Apply to
Clark Thorn. 1 '
TO RENT Desirable tenement of five rooms
at 673 North Main Street. 11012
ROOM TO l!K'roitnl,lo f. ..i..,.
maker's room. In C. W. Averill block. Apply
TO RENT A tenement in the Miles grsnite
buiiilinir. Also nice cottage on Brook Street.
D. M. Miles, , i.jsttj
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO RENT At
Sol iSpauldmg Street. Mrs. Quimby. 137tf
TO RENT Office rooms in the Blanchard
Block. Inquire of Alber t A. Satgcnt, Averlil
Block. " uotf
FOK RENT Store with two large display
windows. Good room at back for handling
meats. Rent low.
Two tenements at corner of Main and Sec
ond Streets, one for fS.iKl and one for 10.00.
Inquire at No. 8 Gordon Block, Barre, Vt. laotf
TO RENT Furnished room in Miles' granite
block. Apply at Room 71. IJjtO
TO RENT Tenements. Apply to Henry
Frenler's oflice, Granite street. D3tf
TO RENT A tenement centrally located,
inst right for a email family. Enquire of M.
Garvey, 46 Pearl Street. 129 tf
Til tt!-'Vrl'a,.. Atim a. Uiil V,,r-h M-i
Street. For limner particulars inquire at the
store. I20tf
w ..i...... i . n;ify uno .liu Jiuupi 1C.
Also two large front connecting rooms, up two
(lights. Call on L. M. Averill, uotf
'IVl lLx:rr .j.. .o.. k.o ....... . ...
' TO REM.
TO RENT A tir-cla tenement at corner of
Summer and Merchant .'reels. Klf 'Tiu l rhli
anil bum. W HI i.e a ant lu i-i-ptcmher. Ping
upper bell, 24 Merchant Street. 13516-
TO RENT At 18 Highland Ave., tenement or
seven rooms. Hot water, batn, electric light
and furnace. - luauite at the houe of O. L.
Cheever. J33
'lO Kr.Ni A k""0.. cjt-rtU sioiris.u, on Main
street. Inquire of W. J. McLean, 20c Nona
ajain street. 'iwnr
TO RKNT Tenement for f 0 00 ner niuntK.
Dr. C H. Kent, Miles' block. 3tif
TO RENT Two laife front oflice roojra,
sire 17 by I.. Also three back rooms, t in
Zanleoni block. Apply to C. Zanleoni. 252tf
HELP WANTED.
WANTED At once, a stenographer. Apply
to State's Attorney S. 11. Jackson. IWiJ
WANTED Girl to do general housework al
20 Averill street. )44tf
WANTED Active agents, for Russian-Jr.
anese War Hook. Gis d salary. Sample free.
Address G lobe Co., 723 Chestnut Street. Phil,
adeiphia. 44t
WASTED Experienced girl for
housework. Apply at 4 Cliff Street.
geneiaj
iwr.3
W VT'TL it . . . . .
..-....-. .,tf, v-,'iojrvvrn uraugum.
man. Flint Granite Company, Albany, N.
142W.
WANTED Bright lady to represent manti-.
facturer. Good salary, permanent position.
Address M. R. Kearney, care Barre Time"
Office. 14iia
W ANTED At once, competent man to super
inend senir trof vault ami monumetital work.
Must be tnoro ighly capable anil able to reaii
plans. Flii.1 tirauite Company, Albany.
11 14213
WANTED Three first-class carvers. Atnl
at Mutch & Calder's. 14"
SJEI, oman for general housework.
A good, capable woman between tnirty ami
forty preferred. Apply to IsRbelle Cordiner,
R. F.D. 2. Barre, Vt., or at the house on Hill
side Avenve. 140tf
WANTED Clerk with some experience In
store. Addret"B." Box D, Barre. Vt. ljljtf
WANTED By a Western New York firm, a
first-class all-around letterer. Address Pox.
426, Barre. Vt. . j,wta
WAVTFII Fift li,.,
. - ...j giaiiii-ci tm rrs
for vault and monumental work. Flint Gran
ite tompanv, Aioany, M. y, laatf
WANTPD A flruftuman 1., .L.
... . ,lln uoiivr IH.
sfuetioi , wnh fair snowledge of mausolenm
i,u.iui,iK I'miip, iiitiiitMiu i.raniie CO. I,i.'t6
WANTEll Thl'WI i,r four it,.n.nno.,. 1..
McMinn A Son.
GIRLS WANTED Tj stitch overalls and
iuin uu power macnines. Ktiaily work and
good pay. Apply to tt. W. Carter & Sons, Le
banon, M. H. l'Sjtia
WANTED At once, an evnprif no! tat-.iA
girl at the t ie!d reetaurant, Montpelier, Ver
most. i-tt
jiuioirnr-rpttr, one WHO Will ne
kind to children. Address James Smith, Wood,
bury. Vt. i,g
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Karrp for rhu Ti-ollw I'ia.-L., io,a.
... . j . v. i. -.1 . , numri uinir
every lady wants. Call at 7 French htreet.
12813.
WANTED Three good quarrymen. Good
wages Apply to E. Snow at the Langtteld
quarry, opposite the Barre White quarry. liatf
WANTED Young man to work on farm.
Apply to Oeorge Cassie, East St., Barre, 126tf
WANTED Two experienced granite carver.
ti 00 a day. 8 hours. Railroad lare paid to Chi
cago and if not satisfied at end of oue year we
will pay railroad fare ba. k to Barre. Address
Chas. n. Blake & Co., Cor. 7th St. and Ellis
Ave., Chicago, 111. 124t6
WANTED Gang of union stone cutters. Ap
ply at Mutch & Calder's stone shed. 12itf
WANTED A young girl in a small family.
Call at 107 Washington Street. mil
ANY intelligent person may earn good
Income corresponding for newspapers; no can
vassing; experience unnecessary. Bend foi
particulars. NORTHERN PRESS bYNDI.
CATE, LOCKPORT, , Y. 75178
WORK WANTED.
WANTED Bosition to do general-work by
Fin girl. Address Edward Erickson, R. K. IK,
No. a, Brrre, Vt. 140t3
WANTED Position to do housework. A
to 88 Brook Street.
WASHINGS WANTED Inquire at 1C0 Hon th
Main street. 135ta
WORK WA NTED Taking care of garden
and lawns. Wiu. Keavey, 343, North Wain
Street. 90tf
WANTED A woman wants work by day ft
hoar. Apply at 343 North Main street. 87tf
WANTED Gardens to plough. Work guar
anteed. Telephone 315-21 or call at 26 Perry
street, Barre City. 23U
WANTED.
W ANTED Assistant for local branch ofllca
of manufacturing house. Salary $itj weekly
Permanent position. Address Manager, Como
Block, Chicago. 146tl
WANTED A farm either to rent or on shares
with 25 or 30 cows on it. Address Box m
Barre, Vt. 13gu
A?T.KD-A ,h"avy "one wagon, cpaoit
20 to 25 tons and six-inch tires. Must be In.
good condition and bought ai reasonable price.
Newport Granite Company. Albany, JJ. X. 136t3
Vi ANTED Light second-hand delivery wag.
on. Address Scott Edwards. Fairmount Farm
Bane. Vc. i (:
BhARDEKS AND TABLE BOARDERS,
WANTED at No. t Spauhling street. Mrs
WANTED Small second-hand traveline-
ilerrl.-lr nt.jutt r.,t, ...... ..... . " M
... . . , .,.. . i,,uo i,,,.,- ,,,, 0 run
by hand power. Address J. O. Bilodean, Fast
Barre, Vt. yiM
LOST AND FOUND,
LOST Between Benjamin's Kalis and Silver
Street, on an electrio car, at about 5:30 u. ni
Silturdav. a h.-ihy' poltl rm Btr...iiB.i ... . i.... -
ribbon. Finder return tollmen Office. 140t'2
LOST Friday afternoon, between Homer
Fitts' and Kendrick's drug store a package
Finder please return to this office. 14ii '
fOST t.nlt rin u-itli 1,,..,.. . .... ,
circle. Finder return to this office anil be re.
LOST A 45 film folding camera, Saturday
evening or Sunday morning, between Cutler's
livery stable and Granite Street, Finder will
receive a liberal reward by returning same to
ctiy nottHs l'stj
L(isr-On Maple Avenue, sjiectaclea. Finder
return to Times oflice. liigtf
LOs-r-Mt. Bernard dog of fairly large sire.
Has three white feet. Finder please .notify
L . r lldrp!i BHodeau, East
"" ' 122t.f
LOST A nail- of ere i!3K..a in . . .
.si-Ainpator purse, with old gold tr .
inings on twocornei-s. Contained small sun "f
S,Mn'y; 1?..cari1 receptacle catd bearing iame
"Mrs. A Ward Slocnni." Finder wilf" be re
warded for return of purse to this ortiee nstf
J.uni luesday. a puppy hound, black 'body,
and brown legs. Rewanf given by bringire t
J. Sartorelli, 3 Granite Street. mi
His Remedy.
Althongh it caused' within his house
A very serious schism,
He Ktiil insisted flannel enkes
Were good for rlieiiraatisra.
Xew Orleans Times-Democrat.