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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES. SEPT. 13, 1007.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
1 L TAYLOR, DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Ko. 8 Morse Block, Main St Barn
Every Monday and Tuesday.
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 13 m.
1:30 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.
PRICES VERY REASONABLE.
ARTHUR ti. H. LEWIS, 0. V, S,
Veterluary Sursreon.
Graduate of Western Veterinary College. Of
, flcetFrater & Johnston' Btabla. Ues., M
' I'earl 8t Telephone 407-3.
UK., v,. n. ivniNi, ucntuc
MILES' BLOCK,
Telephone at Office and at Basldenct.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
CBlEOrATHIC tmsiaiAs.
Office is Boom SB, Miles' Bonding. Offloe
tear, t a. m. to 11 m. and l.SO to 4 p m Mon-
esy, iossaay, xnursuay ana s naay.
lslephoos Connection,
A. J. PARQUET.
lUdsmlth, Horseshoer ani Jobber.
Two Rood Horseshoers. Shop remored from
Seminary street to 80 Summer street, Burs.
SCIENTIFIC HORSE SHOEING.
Fpeedy rutting, knee catting, Interfering,
forging, tumbling and cross mini positively
tared. All dl.ea.ee of the bone's feet treated
with good success. Veterinary medicine (of
.ale.
. J. I McLEOD. Registered .Horse Show.
(hop on Seminary btreet, - - - Barre. Vt
ELECTRIC WIRING
ft ELECTRIC HEATERS,
h ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
ELECTRIC surruEs.
I STANDARD ELECTRIC CO..
f .. BKNXSTT,
fi . W. mOHOUL
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h lit Keith Rata Street, Bane, Termeat. fa
ELECTRIC
Wiring and fixtures,
Bell wiring and private telephone,
Repairing and trouble work,
Motor wiring and supplies.
Cushman &, Ward,
Beeldence Tel., 409-11
OfBon Tel., 433-3
Ccrner Keith kit. and North Main St., Barrt, Vt.
SALE!
Spruce Clapboardsand Cedar
Shingles. Good assortment.
Prices right.
Moscow Mills,
A. OvYINELL & SON, Props.,
East Calais, - - Vermont.
Merchant Tailoring
Alio Cleaning, Fretting
and Repairing.
MOORE & OWENS,
122 forth Mala 5t Brre, Vermaat
D. SICKLE, MERCHANT TAILOR
Ladies' snd Gentlemen ' Fur
Coats Repaired and (stored.
ladles' Slid Gentlemen's Garment cleaned hy
ileum, pressed Slid dyed. Repairing neatly
Cone. Oidors by mail will receive prompt at
tention. Depot Square, iiarre. Vt
SMOKE THE
SPOTTED JACKET
CIGAR.
5 Cents Straight.
A good Cigar for the money.
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A full line of Pipes and ail
Smokers' Articles.
P. N. Wfceeie,'
92 North Main St., Barre.
FOR
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for Wood and Coal
Oak Heaters, House-
no,Q KanSes. Stove
Pipe, Coal Hods and
Stove Boards.
THE. NEW
NORTHERN HOTEL
327 North Main St., Barre,
Newly fitted up throughout, is now
open for business. Nice, large and
well-lighted rooms and good table.
Terms, $2.00 a Day.
J. B. SANGUINETTI, - - Prop.
CUT FLOWERS
And Floral Designs a specialty. Can be had at
any time at our store.
Btore olosed at noon from July 1ft to Octo
ber 1st ;
Orders will be received st ths Greenhouse
when the store Is closed.
EMSLIE, THE FLORIST,
Otis Block, Pearl St.
Tolr phone Store, 153-12. Greenhouse, 201-11
Green's
Bread
the
Best
At all Grocers'. Buy it and
save baking in hot weather.
Underpinning and Curb Stone
Finished or in the rough.
Immediate delivery.
DUDLEY STERLING, Barre, Vt.
Tel. 227-22. P.O. Box 274.
GRAND UNION HOTEL
Opposite Grand Central Station
NBW YORK CITY
Iff pry ooennlrnce at moderate expects.
Rooms $1.00 a day and upward
8"nd 2-eent .tirap for New Tor City
Guidebook and Map.
Bar and Fixtures
FOR SALE.
Id First-Class Condition.
WELL SELL CHEAP.
HENRY' BISSON,
East Barre, Vermont.
CIGAR.
W Popular Cigar in Barre
GEO. M. MARRION,
CORNER CIGAR STORE.
Mileage Books on all Roads.
I
j An Advertisement
ia The Times Will ,
Bring Sure Results.
AN INTERESTING SAVINGS
flAE RECORD
Any system or method of do
ing business which varies much
from that followed by others en
gaged in the same line, is al
ways watched with eager inter
est. . The scheme of banking
used so successfully bv the
Hyde Park Savings Bank is so
different from that of the other
Banks in the State, that it is
found especially interesting. The
Brattleboro Reformer says :
"'It is interesting to note the prog
ress of this institution because of the
fact that all its funds arc invested in
Vermont and it has never lost a dol
lar by a poor note. "
This Bank pays 4 per cent,
compounded semi-annually on
deposits of $100 or more,
SLAIN WOMAN'S BOYS
IN THEIR FATHER'S ARMS,
Affecting Scene When Lieut. Rorschach
Reached Portsmouth and Clasped
Hia Motherless Lads.
Norfolk, Sept. 13. Lieut. Frank
Rorschach of the cruiser Tennessee,
now at lloston, whose wife was mur
dered by a burglar, has arrived at hw
come in rominouth. There was au at-
feeting scene when tho bereaved officer
mot and! clasped in his arms his two
motherless boys, Frank,' eight year
old, and lawless, ajjed five.
Uoree npjrrws are now under arrest
!n connection with the prime. Thomas
Archer, Horace Le and William 8hield.
The latter is reported to have said that
he was with "the white man who killed
the lady."
Matters look bad for Archer, accord
ing to the police, Mrs. Quintin T. Over
man declares that he waa looking from
her window when a man running1 from
tne direction of the Rorschach home,
passed her house. She watched the re
treating figure until it reached a foot
bridge over Scott's creek. An arch light
on tne bruige made the mans move,
ments plainly, visible, but Mrs. Over
man says that, she thought he was
white. Archer is a very ligiit mulatto.
It was only a few moments later when
a policcniaii on the watch in a negro
quarter for the murderer saw Archer
enter his home, and arrested him. The
negro's clothing was found o be wet
An expert in leather savs that Archer's
shoes had been soaked in salt water. A
chemist is' examining two spots' on
Archer's hat which may be blood, but
wlilch tne prisoner says is paint.
Archer vas formerly In the navy, and
knew the time of the month when naval
men sent, money to their wives. Mrs.
Rorschach had just received a remit
tance from her husband.
Campus Bears.
The members of the track team that
went to the Jamestown Exposition to
represent California were assembled on
the front porch cf the Olympic club
th other morning preparatory to their
Departure, wnen iiornari, one or ifl'
sprinters, glancing down over foe bar
ren and orassles slopes of Jefferou
square, only rcmitly stripped of its
refugee cottages, rem'-i: ""That'll be
a bare park for a long time now."
"Will it, suret asked Andy Glarner,
lnnocentlv. men tlievll have to put
a high iron fimre around it. llecause
when I wa a boy in Paris they had
only a wire fence, and the bear got
away."
"liut; this i a real California bare,
Andy, and it'll stav right there till it
rains," assured Oerhart.
"Is that right. Mr. Christie!" In
quired Glarner of the trainer.
"Oh, yes," adored- Walter Christie.
"That's the kind of bare we have on
the hills back i the campus. But a
good many of tho professors complain
there's a bare living in tterkeley."
fian Francisco Chronicle.
PARALLELS.
Where are the reputations frayed!
Where are reputations broken!
Where is scandal quickly made?
Where are bitter words oft spoken!
Where are absent husbands praiswl!
Where are other husbands blamed!
Where's the voice or envy raised!
Where's the shnft of malice aimed!
Over the backyard f'lice or gate,
Where the women congregate.
Where are bonnets lienty trimmed!
Where are pretty gowim discussed!
Where's the milk of kindness skimmed!
Where grows neighborhood distrust!
Where is one who stays out lato
Censured in a biting style!
Whrre does gosnip emanate!
Where does scandsl often smile!
Over the bai'kyard fence or gate,
Where the women congregate.
Where do men the hammer wield!
Where do knockers congregate!
Where to envy do they yield.
Argument, and loud debate!
Where is malice often shown!
Where is jealousy displayed?
Well, too well, the place U known,
Where much gossip oft fs made.
Men gossips almost nightly are
Found in session at some bar.
Detroit Free Press.
Lost and Found.
Lost between n.3n p. m. yesterday and
noon tody, a bilious attack, with tutu
sea and sick headache. This loss was oc
casioned by finding at the l!cl Cross
Pharmacy a box of Dr. King's New Life
Pills, the guaranteed cure fur bilious
ness, malaria and jaundice. '25c.
- Consolidated Steamship eonds
Dominion Copper
Bingham Bay State
Hassayampa
Utah Consolidated
Reports regarding the above stock mailed
upon application, snd orders to buy or
sell solicited. Telephooe 320 Main.
Frederick R. Tibbitt
Investment Securities
Fourth Floor Monks BiiUilInjr,
33 Contrresa Ktreet, Boston, Mass
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items of Interest Gleaned Fron Onr
Exchanges.
A feature of the Valley fair at Brat
tleboro will be an automobile parade.
Cups have been offered for the beat
decorated cars, :
Tho Montpelier egjf sandwich has
taken to itself wings and landed on the
ten cent bide of the lunch counter menu.
The inactivity of hens and the high
price of butter are blamed for the new
rate. " ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Doty of Bradford,
expect to celebrate, in a quiet wav,
.u.mutty, vt'iui:muui iu, mull UlLieL.l
wedding anniversary by entertaining
their friends and neighbors informally.
Mrs, "Eliza A Brown observed her
niuctv-fifth birthday anniversary Au
gust 31 at the home of her son, the Rev.
Dr. George . Brown, of Burlington.
Mrs. Brown is in excellent health al
though confined to her room.
During the month of August the col
lections in the customs district of Ver
mont amounted to $99,164.53. During
the same period lasr year the collections
amounted to $77,158.51. The merchan
dise exported through the district dur
ing the month of August vjis valued
at 5054,972.
John L. Basstt of Island Pond is held
in Montreal to answer to the charge, of
horse stealing. It is alleged that he
skipped with a horse and rig belonging
to a Sweetsburg, P. Q., liveryman,
swapped for another rig at Island' Pond
and sold out at Haverhill, X. H. When
apprehended he and his wife were stop
ping at a Maiden, Mass., boarding houw,
The service uniform of blue Laa been
discarded at Norwich univeritv for the
olive drab, for cadets and facility alike.
The dress uniform remains unchanged.
Incidentally, all last year's football team
is back, with the xeception of one man,
and working hard for the ooeninir frame
at Hanover September 82. In view of the
fact that .Norwich waa beaten by Dart
mouth only 5 to 0 last year, a possible
victory is looked to tins tall.
An unusually capable dog is the one
on which rred Gates of Montpelier pays
taxes. .Mr. Gates climted a 30 foot per
pendlcular ladder to fix an oil tank and
when he started to descent saw the dog
on the way up. One or two rungs in tho
ladiler were niisnnjf but trie beat pulled
himself carefully by the long spaces and
reached the top in safety. The trip back
stumped him and h was lowered to
the ground by straps.
Real Sons cf Revolution.
The recent death of James C. Church
of Brookline, aged 88 vears. savs the Ft.
Albans Messenger, removes one of the
few real Sons of the Revolution in
Vermont, Hi father waa Capt. Charles
Church, who enlisted at the ago of H
j ears arid served three and one-half
rars in the War for Tndenendence.
Captain Church lived in Westminster
and was burled in the Enisonnal eeme
tery near Bellows Falls, having died in
136 at the age of SO years. Jame
Church was the youngest of a family of
ZO- children-ami -was liorn August in
1S19; A few years ag Tie was made an
honorary memler of the Vermont so
ciety, Sons of the American Revolution.
It has been said that James Church
was the only real Son of the Revolution
it. Vermont'hut this is an error a there
nrA at least two others. Dr. Crosbv A.
perrv of Readeboro and William Con
stant Wheeler of South Woodbury.
Both are honorary member of the Ver
mont society, S. A. R. Jonathan Bab-
cik of Stratton. who died not long tgo
at the age of about 95 years, was a
veteran of the Civil War and a son of
P,olert Babeoek, a Revolutionary soldier
who died at South Wsrdsboro August
22, 1863, at the age of 104 years, six
months.
THROWN FROM WAGON.
Plainfield Man Found Dying Alongside
Road.
riainfield, Sept. 13. Frank Hardy,
aged about 45 years, having a wife
and several children, was thrown from
his team while coming back from Barre
to Plainfield Wednesday night, and was
found unqonscions, wet and slnioet dead
alongside the road Thursday morning.
He lay as he fell in a doubled up posi
tion, lie was carried to Murray Clark's
house by Charles lAvicne who found
lit ii. Dr. F. R. Gale was called. He
worked over him from 10 o'Vlock until
noon and is succeeding in bringing hyn
back to consciousness. He is yet in a
semi-da7.ed condition and bis mind
wanders. When Mr. Lavigne found him
all ho ould get out of him waa a moan,
and ho thought at. first that he was
dead. His team was found a quarter of
a mile away standing crosswise of the
road. Mr. Hardy has had sinking spells.
Just how the accident happened is un
known. A Roland For an Oliver.
The inamijr of a will animal show
was so unfortunate as to lose by death
the only lion in his collection. After
trying in vain to rrilace the Ihs he
finally secured au Irishman to appear
in hi. exhibition on all fours in the lion's
cape, wrapped in the dead lion's skin.
This plan worked well enough for a
while, and the public was fooled. Gne
niejit, however, it became necessary, In
the course of one performance, for the
Inn to enter the tiger'. cage. Pat plead
ed strenuously behind the scenes against
being cent into the other man-eater's
presence.; but his employer was un
yielding, assuring him repeatedly that
the tiger was harmless.
Though well-nigh dead with fear,
Pat, after a long and vigorous persua
sion, crawled into the timer's caire. No
sooner was he in the cage tnsn lie lost
what little courage lie had left, and lay
down, calling in a horse whisper, "Pleas8
don't bite mej I ain't no lion; I'm an
Irishman."
The tiger appeared thoroughly dis
gusted, and in a moment growled back,
"shut up, von fool, so am H"dilarper'
Weekly.
A Fortunate Younf; Lady.
Miss: Jennie Martin. 1 T ft North Paul
street, Rochester, X. V., says: "f suf
fered long from kidney complaints
home physicians ayd their medicines hud
failed to stlord iil relief. A friend in
duced me to trv Dr. David Kenned v'h
Favorite Remedy made at Roudout, N. V,
The effect was wonderful. By the time
J bad taken two homes l was com
pletely cured and hava had no trouble
since.
THE REAL. TEST
Of Herplctde la la Giving It 'a Thor
ough Trial.
There, Is only one test by which to
Judge or the efficiency or any artieia
and tliat la by its aottity to cio tnaj
which It Is Intended to do. Many hair
vigors may look nice and smell . nice,
but the point Is do they eradicate Dan
druff and stop falling hatrT :
No, they do not, but Herplclde does,
because It roes to tho root of the evil
and kills the germ that attacks the
papilla from whence the hair gets Us
lite.
Letters from prominent people every
where are dally proving that Newbro'f
Ilerplclde stands the "test of use."
It Is a dellRhtful dressing-, clear, purr
and free from oil or grease.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. it
itnmps for sample to Tho Herplclde Co.
etrolt. Mich.
Two Rises f9 cents and 11.00.
E. A. Drown, Special Agent
A TRUE BILL FOUND.
William FaiAbanku o Be Tried
For
Murder of Mrs. Mary Grout.
Brattleboro, Sept. 13. The grand
jury at Windham county court at New
fane found a true bill -against William
Fairbanks lat night. Fairbanks shot
and killed his niece, Mrs. Mary (.rout,
at Saxtons River May 25 and then at
tempted suicide, and was in the hospital
in Brattleboro several weeks.
Several other matters were investi
gated by the grand jury jesterday.
One w-as the disappearance of receipts
and papers from E. . J., Fenton's desk
in Mr. Fenton's store in Brattleboro.
Tne papers arc wanted by the defence
in the breach of promise suit of Miss
Katherine Dmilevy against Mr, Fen ton.
Tho receipts turned up at the taking
ot the depositions of Mr. Eon ton in the
lilel suit of Fred C. Gale against Gen.
John II. Albin, of Concord, in Brattlo
ioro recently. General Albin, William
II. Sawyer of Concord, General Allan's
law partner, and E. W. ISmitli of Wells
River, counsel for General Albin, were
before the grand jury yesterday to tell
what they know about the matter. Wit
nesses also were examiued in the case
of the stat against Fred C. Gale, for
whose arrest on the charge of selling
liquor illegally in Vermont a warrant
as issued recently. '
YOUNG WIFE DROWNED.
Knocked Overboard From Yacht While
Eating Dinner.
Philadelphia. Sept. 13. John Croft of
New York lost his , young bride hut
night while the pair were returning on
the yacht M. 11. E. E. as guests of C.
F. M. Bennett of this city from the
Jamestown Exposition. Th yacht was
in the Delaware river olf Greenwich
Point, Camden, when a squall struck
her, tearing Um i hahlairdrt and
causing the boom to swing around with
great force, so that it struck Mrs. Croft,
who w-as eating dinner, seated opposite
her husband on the deck. She was
swept into the river and did not rise
again.
Croft at onoe sprang over board and
swam about in i vain effort to find his
wife. He struck out, first for one point
then another, calling for ber.
Mr. Bennett had a boat lowered, but
the crew had to wait until Croft was
helpless in the water, as he refused to
leave the river unless he found bis bride.
Once back on the yacht, it, was found
necessary at times to restrain him bv
force to prevent his again jumping into
the river. Physicians who were railed
to attend him expressed some fear that
the grief of the man should result in
his losing his mind.
Search was kept up all mjiht for Mrs.
Croft's bodv, but without avail.
$20 CUT IN RATES
BY LEYLAND LINE.
New Tariff Will Stay m Effect Until
January 1 Nest Fare Ia Now
$50.
Boston, Sept. 13. The. Levland line
announced vestcrdav a reduction in pas
senger rates from $70 to $30, to take
effect immediately and to continue until
Jan. 1, HiS. The first ship to sail under
the new conditions is the Winifredian.
Capt. Pollard of the Mnnitou, arrived
yesterday from Antwerp, reports that
on Aug." 8 he sighted a large steamer
evidently disabled and probably belong
ing to the Canadian Pacific line.
BALTIMORE HOLIDAY.
Marj'land City Observes "Old Defend
ers' Day"
Baltimore, Md., rpt. 11. Yesterday
was a lcg.il holiday in Baltimore, and
tio that account the Baltimore Stock
Exchange was closed, together with
many stores and house of business.
This' is know n as 'Old Dcf. n Icrs' Day"
in this city and vicinity. H is observed
in memory of the micei'ssful resistance
of British inaion in 18 It.
ESTATE OF MARY T. HAML,
PTATF. OK VERMONT. ( In Erob.ne fourt
IMMnct of Washington, ss. i held in Montpel
ier, in and for said liistrict, on the 0 til nay of
rtepteniber, A. U. lo7.
Fivink I'. I laurel. Administrator of the estate
of Mary T. Hsiuel, late of the City of
Barre. in said lilsirlct, deceased, presents bis
administration beconnt for examination and
Hllowaucenuitd, makes application for a
decree of. distribution and partition of the
estate of said deceased. Whereupon it
Is ordered by said Court that said account,
anil said application Is, referred to a ses
sion thereof, to li held St the I'robate Office, in
said Montpelier. on theviHd day of Sepiemisr
A. D. 1'JO;, for hearing and decision thereon. And
It is further ordered that notice hereof lie giv
en to all persons interested by publication of
the sanis three weeks successively in the Barre
lslly Times, a newspaper published at the
Citvof Barre, in this State, previous to raid
time appointed f,,r bearing, that they limy ap
pear at said time and place and show' cause, if
any they may have, why paid account thould
not be allowed arid such decree made.
By the mrt. Attest,
1I1UAM CAHLMON, Judge.
Frl Septfl-in-W
NOTICE.
Tula Is to certify that we, .John II. Moore,
William A. Moore and Joseph M. Ilrauli, do.
log business under the firm name and stvlo of
M'ltire Brist. ,V Brault, In the ( ity ol lliine. In
the County of Washington ami State of Ver
mont, have this day dissolved partnership and
the business will bereafier bo cenduen-d by
John H. Moore and William A. Mooiu under
the linn name of Moore Bros. It Is agreed (hat
Moors Bros, shall colleei all the nuisrniiinng
accounts and pav all m ouislanding Indebt
edness and oiulg,ittnu against tne firm of
Moore Bios. ,t Itiault.
listed at Hy of Barre this 9th day of pep.
temlier A. 1. Iisi7.
JOHN II. MmntK.
WILLIAM A. MOdllF.,
JUM-I'M M. I'.HAU.r.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR BALK Farm of 1'jO aeies, known as the
Blxhy faiui, if l-'i relies from hulseai ex tra
good bouse nod buildings; land in good si. us
or cultivation. Apply to nullum tawing
Washington, Vt
lU.iZ
FOUR LINES FOR 25 CENTS
Th Times wilt publish' Wants. Lost and
Found. For Sale. To Lor, etc. snon aavertiso.
menu at tho rat of f onr lines lor twentf-five
oeota or tbe flrat msuruon no BV. cents lor
eacn sutweauent insertion- !'''
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
FARM FOR SALE
A 75-acre farm, with stock and tools,
about 4 1-2 mile, from liurre City and 3
miles from l'lalntlcld. 'tillage land lays
nearly level and in very productive. IMcnty
of wood and fruit. Good water, lluiwtirics
comfortable, l'lice, including about So
tons of bay, 8 head of stwa, all tools and
most of crops, only JS.CO0. .Enquire- of the
D, A. Perry Real' Estate Agency,
Kooms 8 and 9,
Gordon Block. Barre.
SBOtf
FOR SALE OR BKNT-Seven-room house,
besides pantry and ball, with hardwood floors
down staim. Been bu lit bu t a few years. Has
small torn and hen house and nearly one acre
of land, just outside of city limits, ronkiiiR
very low taxes, f pnnir water with this
place. This is a good opportunity for anyone
wanting a home. Aluo it would be a nice place
fur poultry raising. Can be bought on easy
terms and lot rent go as payment. Trice,
l,m it. J. Slayton. - i5Uf
FOR BALE Farm located between Mont
pelier and West lierlin. Contains 130 acres.
'Ullage land lavs level and is smooth, liood
bouse. Has hot and cold water, bath room and
nine rooms, i'rice, including, farm, stock and
tools, is 86,i0. Kmtuire of tho It, A.' I'eny
Heal Estate Agency. MUlf
FOR RAI.K 137-acre farm only one-half
note from poet office, Saw mill, stores, etc.
Will lie eold with all this year's erops, eight
cows and farming tools for $l,7r.tti. Enquire
ot UieD. A. l'errv Iteal Estate Agency, llonm
Sand 8, Gordon Block, Barre, - Vt. MMf
FOR SALF-Beautifiil property and estab
lished business on I,ake street, St. Allans.
Ciood largain If taken within so days. Owner
will give good reasons for clUng to intending;
nurcnaser. X. Msescnger Ollice, St. Albans
Vt. MStl2
FOR BA1E Mv home farm, two miles from
Wiilisnistowu Tillage. 1T0 acres cf land in
line condition. Exceptionally good stand of
buildings, liunning water St hoth home and
burns, Lewis M. Seaver, W'iliiamstown vil
lage. (If not at home, see Charles M. Sea
ver.) Wtllfi
FOR SAI.E-Best residence kt In ths city at
head of French street. View unobstructed
clear to Washington street Convenient to
lotU lines of trolley, (JooU air. ory soil. No
filling required. ,He plan. Avenll (jranite
Co., Avenll Building, City. lutt
' FOHPAI,K i'oultry farm, about 1-1 mile
from Williamstown on road to quarries. About
1!) acres ot land. Buildings in pood condition.
Fine running water. lrie. tl.sC0.00. Knquii e
of the 11. A. 1'erry Heal rtt Agency, Booms
$ and , Gordon Block, liarrs, Vt. M&tf
"FOR CALK OR RK.NT A small farm, fix
teen acres of good land: good buildings; large
barn. Mne rooms In the bouse. Klecirif light
and New Fjigland telephone In the bouse.
Makes a goou comfoi table bouse, five minutes'
walk to depot and postoftke. Inquire of A.
Cotti, Wiiliauistown, Vt. Tel. 350-H. ltf
FOR SALE Don't look ny further for a
home. Here it is. In a good location, good
neighborhood, good everything. J"i6W seven
roow house, lias been built only two years.
All modern Improvements furnace, electric
light n1 s""8 bgbts, barb, hot water connec
tions from the turnsce, spring water, connect
ed with sewer, and wide piaxza in front. This
is thoroughly built house. KU'.knc- cause of
selling. I'nce J2WJ0. huisll pau. nt down.
Inquire at tne F. B. Cat Beal Fjstate agency,
Bolster Block, Barre, Vt '4&if
FOR SALE One building lot 4 rods by S.
flood location. For particulars appl, to hwi
M 1 lano, V e 1 terv illo, V t lt
FOR SALE.
Two of the best located low priced building
lots in Uie city, located' next to and above the
residence of F,. J. ry.wdeu on Treuiont street,
Tho lots are sixty feet on ibe street and one
hundred and thirty feet deep.
tine building lot located on Parkstreet above
Elm street. Tills lot Is four and one-half rods
on th street snd about riino rous deep ; inter
est in a spring goes w ith the lot.
One building lot located on the corner of
Ilowlaud ami luvlsion streets, just o fl huuth
Main street and nrar cjuarry street.
One building lot loratud on the corner ol
Pike and oeorge streets, near the Harilson
Granite Co. s stone sheds. 'Ibis lot is large
citouph for two cottages or one iarge three-
tenement house.
One house suit loton 21 Foster street. House
contains seven rooms with modern conveni
ences and la in good repair. Lot contains
nearle nee-half acre of land.
One Oiavton 8tearn Air Compressor, cylinder
9x V, is capable of currying iltte.-n nand tools to
gooti advantage, will be soid cheap for rash;
can b seen at the Vermont Oranito Co.'s shed.
For prices and terms apply to li. K. lllSli, at
the Vermont Uranus Co. a plant
FOR "Al.K A cottage house of seven rooms,
located on tirange street All the modem Im
provements. Apply at 40 Orange street 134tf
FAEM FOR PALE-RW acres, 2 1-2 miles from
M.inlifielil and '1 1-7 from liwer Caliot The
farm will cut 40 tons of hay witn machine.
Siugar placo about Sou trees, all equipped.
Buildings in good repsir wllb running water at
house and barn. Telephone and H. F. 1. route.
I'rice for farm, sugar tools, bav and all grow,
ing crops. S.'.bKi, part cash. The V, B. iiie
Ural Kstftto Agency, llarre, Vt U-'tf
FOR PALE On account of owner's death
wlilsell farm formerly known as Ibe. Charles
l'errin faun in Berlin," Vt Barn is full of hay,
is weil stocked snd glowing crops are in pood
condition. Farm will keep 40 bead of cattle.
Miss Minnie tate, Executrix.- 1. O. Box ss,
Berlin, Vt. 1'hone 312-2 Montpelier, Vt. l'iltf
FOR SALE--Sntli End hotel. Enquire st
Barre Real Estate Agency, oftlee in l.raultc
bAVlngs Bank Block. Telephone -S. Stf
FOR, HALE Double tenement bouse with
barn and Oiree-quarters of an acre of land,
WUliln six minutes walk of postotll,;e. (iiKid
location. I'aMng better than i per cent on In
vestment Yill make terms tv btut purchaser.
Inquire of lr. C. 11. Kent, O'df
F'OR SALE Two miles from Burrs city,
flood home, barn, hen house, with tnree acres
of land. Everything in llrsr-class repair.
Spring wafer, "Near school. The house has
been built eight ear. The place will keep
two cows and a horse. We will sell with the
real estate one cow, a team throughout, about
twelve run of stove wood. This place will go
ouiuk, as iner" ts a great demand f"r this kind
if property. 1 have sold two similar to It vety
recently, so speak quick. For lie Iter descrip
tion enquire St ill a F. li. Cave Real Estate
Agency, Barre, V t H7tf
TO SELL OR EXCHANGE.
noTnuwantto bur. sell or exchange your
bouse or lurm? Call or
Real estate Agency for
North Main street, llarre.
write the Vermont
lialinx blanks. !'
FOR PALE A two-tenement bouse in one of
the best locations of the city. Eleven living
rooms, two pantrys and two Imth rooms, AH
finished tho best. Modern conveniences. A
Hream of good spring water goes with the
place, A large lot, eirhtaiid one half rods hy
siiven rods. Will be Sold at a bargain it soul
at once. Inquire of W. A. Hall, liU F.lui street,
after fio'clock. S"tf
FOR SALE.
FOR PAI.E
I. tisle, Willi
-liood woik horse.
.Wlistriwri.
Cheap. L,
l.-'-'l-
FOR SACK-Six loom bouse, all modem
conveniences. Al'Oplano. Apply at! Bink
Ktieet. B:rre. M'.ilii'
FOR ISA LI". Ellison phonograph, also Mires
doi n records, silk covered hoin and nickel
Iilal,-d SI'ind, all in pel fe, t coinlHlon. t ost
H'i.OO. Will sell all lor S'Jl.fSI Adillesn V. .
Box lid, Barre, Vt. . - Hsu,
FOR SAl.K-An oil tank, holds CO gallons.
with crunk pump snd tniliia'or. all in poml
condition; 1n two-seated surrey for raie. 1-of
Information luouiio ol C. L. or J. U. Uiockw
; WilliamstottD, Vt
m SALE..
1-OR bA LF. An opi u piantcbox btae buggv.
neany hew, hand mado ilnvluii limimrs. s i
seat speed sleigh made of lance tsond, whips,
blankets, leather fly net and other borne find
ings. Call at 307 iiorth Main street. , Wtl
FOR SALE At a bargain, one sewing ma
chine and one coal heater. Call at 12 Lnml
street , .. ., ........ , . LCtti
FOE HALEA good Clean lot of household
goods. As good as new. Apply to Mis. Jwnelt
Farwell, Buckley street. 152U
row. SALE OR 'RENT-One National casn
register in C.st-elass condition, suitable for
second-class license, marked quarts, pints and
one-half pints. Apply to F. A. Sanderson,
Jiorthtield House, North Held, Vt Bo'4
FOR BALE, Household furniture, consistlnor
of a quartered oak chamber suit, line set of
dishes anil other useful household articles.
Also an Ellison phonograph with 00 reuorda.
Inquire at 'Ji Bummer street . ISHf
FOR KALETwo colts, three and four years
old. Apply to W. 1", Mortimer, Hecklev
Hill. I41tl
FOR RALE 100 bushels prime Winter Eve
for sale. Morrison Farm. lMif
FOR SALE Nice, loose hay. Doth coarse and
Sue. Orders may he let! at Sowdeu. Hi Lyou'a
store or with me at 21 Highland Avenue. C.
Carleton. U7tf
FOR BALE.
A few tons choice horse hay.
A. W. ALLEN, Bumiytiid.9 Farm.
Telephone no, ,, . . . - awtf
FOR SALE Fine building lot on Lorn?
street I'rice reasonable.' Apply to W. W.
Anderson, 4S Merchant street. 32tf
TO RENT.
TO RENT A tenement to rent near Emslle's
green house, also dining room set fur rate. B.
B. Jackson. I'hone40i 13. . 151ti
TO RENT Tenement on Washington street.
Apply to W. F. Sihepard. - . 140tf
TO KEXT Knrnisliod front room, suitable)
for two, G mtlemeu preferred. Mrs. tieo.
liutTouc;hs, 17 Churcn , stitet ; 'Xelcpbone
41i-2. ; l3tf
TO KEXT Tenement of six rooms on Up
land avenue, J'eiTin Hill, To small family S7.M
per month. Inquire of 1 . F;. l'errin. Telephone
314-4, . uutf
TO KENT Two connected rooms, furnished
for light housekeeping : also one largo room,
suitable for two. M heith avcuue. l&nl
TO RENT Fnrnished front room, beat, hot
water and electric light, at 17 Wellington
street Alex McCaskill, 1 !i,.C
TO RENT Tenement, with or without barn.
Inquire of Dr. C 11. Tient liSJtf
TO KENT Shed loom for a rang of men.
Apply to W. A. Lane, Biirnham's Meadow. li:tt
TO KENT Desirable tenements on West
Patterson street, having hot and cold water.
Laundry tubs. Furnace and electrio lights.
Enquiru M. II. l'heips Co., 13U North Stain
street IxAitf
TO KEN'T-Tcnemf-ntlu i). M. Miles' Gran
ite liiiiUlmg. Also furnished room. Inquire at
1). AL Miles' coal ollice, 122 .North Main
street " Uttif
TO KENT Large furnished front room, cen
trally located. Inquire at the Western Colon
otllee. self
TO KENT Oriic.es, single or double, up ine
flight Front of L, M. Avurill's building, lijtf
TO KENT ljirge basement, urjr auu lb: lit
Inquire of L. M. Avcritl, h-'tf
HELP WANTED.
WANTED An experienced man to run
traveling crane and to lake care of machin
ery. Apply 1'rebbrcy-Coiykendall Co. lilti
WANTED Two first-class granite carvers.
Apply to C 1. Ciilt end Co., Montpelier,
t. l:oif
WANTED Table
rant.
girl at liawes'
restau-
WANTED A carver to raitre and cut oma
menial, r-iised round letters, (food pay and
stiadvjob. Apply to E. Femandez, (jiaulfe-vllle.Vt-
V,:t
WASTED A lady to do writing for a few
davs. Enquire at B. W, Hooker l.
store. l.Wt2
TEAMSTER WASTED For general delivery
wagon. Address 1. O. Box IK LViti
WANTED A tool boy 'at once,
deau. Eas t Barre.
J. O.
Biilo-14-Hf
WANTED A girl to do pen era bouewoiB;
steady work and good pay. Apply at 2o North
Main street LV.'tf
WANTED -ladies' to demonstrate Red Seal
l.vc or l'otash. ilouie to house work. Address
"lied tw-l," Times ollice. l.'2t-
WANTED A first-class teamster, ane that
can milk. Steady job for the light pany. Ap
ply to tho Morrison tariir. Hoi f
W ANTED A good, strong girl to U boase
work. Apply at Keith avenue. 14 f
WANTED A girl for general housework lu
family of two. Mrs. D. C. Walts. liltf
WANTI ll A lirst-ciass machine polisher;
steady work. Apply to A. Anderson & b,,a. Ublt
WANTED Competent girl for general housework-
Aoply lo 111 E. W. Blshce, No. Eat
street.
l.J-tt
W ANTEls At once, an espoitenced
nstii girl at The Otis Kestauiaiit
dinine
lj-'tf
W ANTKD At once, machine polisher.
Walker A Fons.
fieo.
IKotf
.lOUBEIlH WANTED To cut and ski 1, or
lust cut lumber. A good t iisnee. Apply to
sloeum Lumber Co.. Waliinsuii or Bane, Vt
Telepeniie coiine, tioii. L'ltf
W ANTED A young man to grind tools, by
the Excelsior (irniilte o., at, o.ioe. .ear ' .
Blanchl At bun stone Shed. , 4Stt
WANTI'.D--At tlie Northern, two experience I
table girls who can iurnish good lulerenees.
Apply lo J B. Saiiguinotli, 1'ii.p. 4ttf
WANTED Five or six kl! of turns cutters'
tools, chains, blocks, jacks, tars. etc. V hut
have you not',' Naiuu puuf. 1'. O. Box, si,
Barre.Vt 3' It
WANTED.
WANTI.D TO RENT A small bouse and
Imrii In or outside ol city. Apply "11.," Tlims
ottlce. 1..J13
WANTED A furnished room In the vicinity
of Camp street school, wher partle wilt bo
w illing to care for a little j'irl a tew hours eeli
day. Address Mrs. Florence 1'egs, 17 Lorn'
Alley. i'ir
WANTED A Viluco to lo housework nifclit
and ini'roing lor Ismrd by a young lady who Is
othelwi-e einplcjed during tho day. J. M.,
Timi s ollice. ' If UU
WANT ED -Shirt w.ibts, guimps and chil
dren's clothes to enilmdilei ; also hemstiti-h-Ingorsiiv
lancy hand sewing. Mrs, TraVem,
V0 Avciill slieet. I("2tl2
WANTED Two table btisrilers. Centrally
located. Apply to "C," Times olbee. l,,lu,
WANTED A partner with some capital to
Invest In opening up a flist-clais qtiany prop
,ltlon. AddiesS -Ijnairy," Tlmea U
nice. EsiUuS
WANTED Position t" do general hou?woik
on farm. Addiess I'. O. Box M.iiast Burro
t. I4U t3
WANTI'D -Ten or VI horse power ilectrlo
motor. E. I-'i'i'tiandes, Oranltevlllo, Vt lliitf
POULTRY
LA ' IN'I HltN'M FOR PAI.E-r.O Rose romH
Rhode l!and Iteils at f 1.0,1 each, lnquiie f
E. M. Lyon, ,
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LOST AND FOUND.
' LOST--A coat, Hutuid.y night, between
B u le and Cuauitcviile. Vt id i.uuer ictnni to
Uib oflica, eju