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THE BAR RE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT.; FRIDAY. JULY 12. 1912.
Poultry Netting and Staples
Wire Scresn for doors, Garden Rakes,
Wheelbarrows, Spading Forks, Hose,
Ladders, Stepladders, Galvanized Wash
Tubs and Pails.
75c Inside Clothes-dryers for 50c, at
E. A. PRINDLE'S - - Depot Square
Plane made bv a (rood architect help
to beautifT our street and make the
housewife happy. Think it over. C. L,
Bugbee, room 18, Eowland building.
RED CEDAR SHINGLES
EXTRA CLEARS
right from the Pacific coast. The best
roofing next to slate. Full count bunches.
Cost less and worth more than eastern
Cedar Shingles of same quality. A car
load just unloaded at Plainfleld. lor
sale by
DELL B. DWINELL
East Calais, Vt.
BUSINESS CARDS.
PIANO TUNING
Piano Tuning, Rebuilding, Polishing (dull
or bright), Varnishing, flayer nano
; Work, Reed Organ Work.
! References
Beared in the business with a family of piano
makers. . .
Served apprenticeship three years and nine
months witn Heneuioi uro, rinu jnuuici'
tirera New York.
I Eleven years tuner for A. L. Bnlley's Music
' Stares Vflrmnnt and Naw MamDShire.
Kecent tuner and Piano Flayer Mechanio
with Kraft, Hates oi Spencer, Piano Manufaot
laoturers, Boston, Mass,
ty I am doing independent tuning now and
wilfmake regvilar trips through this territory.
The best teachers in Vermont will tell you
about me.
W.J.
p. a Box lis
GIBBS
Montpelier. Vt,
ERNEST H. BANCROFT, M.D.C.
Viterinanr Pbyslcfan and Surgsoi
Criduiii Csicigt Titerinary Colltgt
X. B. Telephone. MI-ll
Ala be reeple's Line
Office and Hospital, South Barrb
CARL 0. PERKINS
Electrical Engineer Contractor
Electric Fixtures and Supplies
Electric Wiring of All Kind
199 Bortb Main St Bam, Vt
Telephones i Store C60-H, House 74-S.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office In room 39, Miles building. Office
hours, I s. m. to 12 m. and 1:80 to 4
p. m, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 'and
Friday. Telephone connection.
M. J. WHITCOMB
Licensed Embalmer
Calls answered promptly day or night.
An up-to-date ambulance in connection.
EAST BARRE, TT.
Telephone 220-1.
AT CITY AUCTION ROOMS
SPECIALTY HOUSEHOLD GOODS SALE
New lot of Irert and Brass Beds. Mattresses, Pillows, Dressera,
Chiffonieres, Rugs and Art Squares for sale cheap for cash.
Come in and get a ticket for the prize.
AUCTION
MERCHANT TAILORING
Also Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing
MOORE & OWENS,
122 North Mail St, Bam, Vt
RILEY'S ORCHESTRA
Music (rnr all occasions.
Latest aad most popular
music
i Telephone 342-21
The Barre Opera House
DANCE Orchestra CONCERT
Edwin W. Bruce, Director
and Manager
S5 Nelso St. Telephone 422-12
Piano Tuning
' Reff-Lati-K, Kepalriag, ate. .
All work guaraateeA
Orders may be left at the Times office.
CLARK & McMASTER PlilO CO.
P. O. Box 48. Telephones JJJl " Mentpellsr
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD.
! Mas. Wtnatows Soothiwu Sraor ha been
and for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with FERFECT SUCCESS. It
SOOTHES tt.e CHILD, SOFTENS the O0M8.
ALLAYS all PAIN ; CURES WIND COLIC, and
b tbe best remedy for DIARRHOEA. It is ab
solutely bannles. Be aure and ask for "Mrs.
Winslow'a Soothing Synip," and take no other
kind. . Twenty-five cents a bot'ie.
I will sell at public auction at the
clay mill in North Clarendon, Vt., near
the Parker bridge over Cold river, on
Saturday. July 20
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following de
scribed real and personal property!
First, the clay refining mill .formerly
owned by the Clarendon Clay & Mining
Co., together with about five acres of
land adjacent to said mill. Second, a
small lot of land abutting on the tracks
of the Rutland railroad at North Clar
endon station, suitable for storage and
loading purposes. Third, a valuable wa
ter power right on Cold river, together
with the dam and flume now in use for
development of sn me. This power is
capable of much further development,
and we own certain flowage and water
storage rights, which will also be sold.
fourth, a valuable tract of standing
wood and timber on the north bank of
Cold river, bejng a part of the so-called
Bidgood farm. Fifth, all mining and
mineral rights in a tract of about 200
acres, more or less, lying on both sides
of Cold river and known as the Bidgood
farm and the Irving SpafTord farm, to
gether with rights of way, dumpage,
etc., necessary for development of the
same. Sixth, all machinery, tools, uten
sils, appliances, etc., in and about the
mill and shaft house on said prem
Ises, comprising among other things
the following articles: water wheel
1 left-hand 21-inch horizontal Me
Cormick water ' wheel in 44-foot
case, 7V4 steel supported on 10-inch 23
I beams with draught tubs and feeder,
costing $1,010. Fan and heater 1 80
inch full housed steel plate fan con
taining 4-foot wheel ; 1 heater of 8 sec
tions, containing 2,664 lineal feet of 1
Inch pipe. All supplied by the Massa
chusetts Fan Co.. and costing $625.
Dryer 1 6-foot diameter steel cylinder
dryer with drive, costing $0!)0. F. I".
pump 1 Gould Triplex 5-inch x 6-inch
B. B. pump, costing $352. Filter press
1 30-inch 38 chamber Shriver filter press,
costing $."1Z. Hater pump 1 4-inon
Glens Falls rotary pump, costing !(.
Electrical 1 No. "8 Westinghouse 22
K. W. 250 v. 750 R. P. M. compound
generator with rheostat; 1 No. 2 6 H. P.
1465 R. P. M. motor; 1 switchboard with
fittings, costing $028. Mesd Morrison
electrically driven cableway. complete,
costing $2,425. 1 50 H. P. boiler, locomo
tive type, costing $230. 1 gas engine.
fl4 H. P., costing $230. 12 A. K. rack
cars for drying, costing $828. A. K. in
dustrial track, costing $310.60.
All of the above described property
must be sold for cash.
, JOHN S. BUTTLES, Trustee.
E. C.JFISH, Auctioneer.
AUCTION
Troup's Handy Design Book.
Cemetery photographs numbering 40
latest and different designs, complied
in a hnndy-sized book, which slips con
veniently into the pocket. Can be seen
by calling at Truop's studio.
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest From Dif- .
ferent Sections.
Mrs. Julia Bryan of Wisconsin bns
sent $20 to the Cemetery association
of Colchester to start a permanent cemo
tery fund.
' Rev. Elmer Terry has resigned as
pastor of the Advent Christie l church
at Castleton and expects to feturn to
North "Adams, , Mis.
Auction Sale
-OF-
10c Cigar, factory output now at the
rate of thirty-five millions annually. By
far the largest selling brand of lOe Ci
gars in the world. Factory, Manches
ter, N. H.
lATENTS
PRODUCE
FORTUNES
I RIZEB'for patent. Patents VK-nrwl lhmn.li n.
' edrettued without chnrge. New list ot In-
VCUlOll needed and DiiMlM, hnv.ra I'lli.,.,.
Inventore." MVn some lnrontors tall." Book an
patent. Send at rough sketoh or modal for search
1 or fatent Ofttos record and twnort mi itntAhfiitv
Special aient n too citic and town. Mr. Oraley
nhile Aotlnf Commissioner of Patent bad fnll charse
i t U. K. Patent Oftiec ORKEXEY MclNTIKE,
-nt A w'hl-ton, D. C.
jewelry"""
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When YOU want a piece of
artistic, guaranteed quality
Jewelrv, come in and see our
splendid display.
O. J. DODGE, The Jeweler.
200 Main St. Sole Agency for
"Boston American" in Barre.
Real estate and personal property
will be sold at the residence of the late
L. E. Walbridge, South Cabot,
Monday. July 22d
At 1 o'Clock P. M.
The Home Farm
consisting of about 140 acres. Florida
property, consisting of a lot in village,
five acres. Two fur robes, 1 cultivator,
1 set traverse sleds, one spring-tooth
harrow, one 600-pound scale, grindstone,
buggy wagon, driving harness, wash
boiler, piano, 1 washing machine, 1 sit
ting room stove and pipe, 1 kitchen
stove and pipe.
Terms made known at time of sale.
E. D. WALDO, Administrator.
J. S. LIVINGSTON, Auctioneer.
Cabot, July 1, 1012.
Real Estate and
Personal Property
As we are leaving town, we will sell at
public auction to the higuest
bidder, on
Tuesday. July 16, '12
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
premises where we now live in Barre
town, Vt., on the east hill in the Wm.
Mears neighborhood and about three
miles from Barre City, the following de
scribed real estate and personal prop
erty :
Our Home Farm
consisting of from HO to 70 acres of land,
suitably divided. Thirty acres or it in
nice machine mowed fields, laying level
and free from stone. Farm will cut 30
to 40 tons of hay. Nice fruit orchard,
wood and timber enough for farm. Good
1V4 tory 9-room fvpnse in fine shape.
Two good basement barns, elapboarded
and painted. Running water at house
and barn. Three-fourths mile, to school,
on R. F. D. and telephone lines, and only
three miles to Barre City. This is a nice,
pleasant, money-making farm. Present
owner has occupied it lu years. Come to
this sale if you are looking for a farm.
This one will suit you.
PERSONAL PROPERTY Eight nice
young cows, to freshen this fall and
early winter; 2 2-year-old heifers; 1
2-year-old bull; 2 yearling heifers and
1 yearling bull. One good farm horse
and 30 hens, 1 two-horse lumber wagon,
1 1 -horse lumber wagon, open' buggy
wagon, sleigh and pung sleigh, 1 set of
double work harnesses, 1 single drive
harness, Deering mowing machine, Cham-1
pion horse rake, 2-horse cultivator, 1
horse cultivator, plow, disk harrow,
smoothing harrow, corn planter, grind
stone, set of scales and cream separator,
with small tools such as chains, whiffle-
trees, hoes, forks, rakes, shovels, etc.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consist
ing of 1 full chamber set, 3 beds, mat
tresses, springs, pillows and other bed
ding, 1 iron couch bed, dining table, 6
dining chairs, 4 cane seat chairs, 2 rock
frs, center tames, I kitchen table, a
quantity of oil cloth, good kitchen range,
also crockery, iron, tin and wooden ware
and many articles not mentioned.
This is a good piece of real estate and
a good clean lot of personal property,
and will be sold to the highest bidder.
as we mean business. Terms at time of
sale. Lunch at noon.
JOHN CALLOW,
IRS. JOHN GALL0W,
Owners.
D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
: Agents.
C. F. SMITH, Auctioneer.
The -mixed doubles tennis champion
shin of the United States was won July
1 by Fred H. Harris of Brattleboro and
Miss May Sutton of Los Angeles, Cal.,
at Pittsburg, 1'a.
A. C. Boardman, a section hand at
Hardw ck. was injured internally on
Wednesday, July 3, when he was acci
dentally hit bv a- tie which he was
helping put in place.
Rev. Dr. J. H. Coleman, superintend
ent of the Burlington district of the
Methodist church, has received tha do
eree. of LL. D.. from Williamette univer
sity at Salem, Ore. tie was torineriy
president of the university.
The new Y. M. C. A. building in Hut
land will be ready for occupancy by Sep
tember 1, it is expected, and also that
residents will be called together soon
in public to discuss the financial nni.
of the enterprise.
The J. T. Slack corporation of Spring
field shipped a carload of hoddy wool
to a mill in Maine recently by ex
press, in a 60-foot Boston & Maine ex
press car, the express charges being $200
on the shipment. The Slack mill is
now the largest in the world.
Frederick Hammond Knight of Lud
low was the only one of six boys to pass
the examination for entrance to the nav
al academy at Annapolis, which was held
at Northfield recently. Knight had an
exceptionally high mark, being over 00
per cent.
As a horse belonging io Aa WilUrd
of Vergennes, attached to a mowing
machine, was going down a slight in
cline, the neckyoke broke and the knires
. 1 . t , L 1. ' mifl Hi,
the main artery end bone and Injuring
the animal so seriously it had to be
killed.
Kenneth, the five-year jpld son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Waite of Rutland, wt a
injured Tuesday while playing with .1
percussion cap, the nature of which he
did not know. He pounded the cap with
a stone and the resulting explosion tore
off part of one finger, bruised one leg
and tore bis domes.
A DOUBLE
VOTE
By MARY BLAKE STONE
NOTICE
Roof repairing, new gravel roof, smoke
stack and steeple painting,
G. E. MEADER,
St. Johnsbury,, Vermont
How Do You Feel?
If you feel weak and languid, and trou
bled with biliousness and indigestion, get
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters, the best lax
ative tonic. Any drug store at 25 cents;
liquid or tablets.
DON'T LET THE
HOT WEATHER
come along and find you unprepared for
it. The first requisite for coolness is an
electric fan. There is where we shine,
for we have them of all sizes, for the
smallest room or largest office. Elec
trical supplies of every description can
be purchased of us, and we think you
will find our prices lower than at most
places.
Barre Electric Co.,
135 North Maia Street, WaeeUck I lock,
Tclepaeat 98-W
Walter II. Shaw, who has been a mem
ber of the faculty of Burr and Burton
seminary, Manchester, for th past tl-re
years, will not be connected with that
institution next year, having taken tl
position of secretary to the executive
committee of the Bennington County Im
provement association, beginning his du
ties as such July 1.
Lightning Tuesday afternoon strocl
St. Bridget's church at West Rutland
shattering timbers on its steeple, strip
ping off part of the shingles and burn
ng out a motor in the organ loit. k.
P. R. Carty, pastor of the church, went
into the building during the shower and
found the woodwork on fire. ith th
help of a workman nearbp, the fire was
extinguished, with a probable loss of
several hundred dollars.
Insect Bite Costa Leg.
A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite of an insect two years before. To
avert such calamities from stings and
bites of insects, use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve promptly to kill the poison and
Prevent inflsmmation, swelling and pain
ieals burns, boils, ulcers, piles, eczema
cuts, bruises. Only 25 cents at the Red
Cross rharmacy.
CASTORS A
for Iafaati aad Children,
The Kind You Hats Always Bought
Bears th
Signature
AUCTION SALE.
FIRE,
Insurance Rates
REDUCED
Seventeen old reliable Stock
Companies and five Mutual.
Take your choice. Call and
investigate. Any competition
met in companies that have
had an experience of from 25
to 100 years.
J. W. DILLON,
S aad 4 Bolster Block, Bane, Vt
NO CHANGE OF CARS
Moatpelier & Wells River
Railroad : . . .
THROUGH PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN BARRE, M0NTPELIER,
AND BOSTON. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Through Coach leaving Barre at 7:0s a. m., Montpelier y,ii . in,
arriving in Boston at 4:15 p. m.
Parlor Car leaving Barre at 12:25, and Montpelier at 1:10 p. jtl,
arriving in Boston at 7:52 p. m.
DAILY SERVICE.
Pullman Sleeping Car, leaving Barre at 9:30, Montpelier at 13:0
p. tru, arriving in Boston at 7:30 a. m.
THROUGH PASSENGER SERVICE BETWEEN BOSTON, MONTPELIER,
AND BARRE.
First Class Coach, and Pullman Chair Car will leave Boston for Mont
pelier and Barre at 10:00 a. n, daily, except Sunday, arriving at Mont
pelier at 5:20, and Barre j:48 p. rn, and a Pullman Sleeping Car for same
points will leave Boston daily at 8:30 p. m., arriving at Montpelier at
7:30, and Barre at 7:38 a. m.
The undersigned, the Granite Savings
Bank A, Trust Co., will sell at auction
for cash, the following named and num
bored shares of the capital stock of the
Empire Granite and Vuarry Company, a
corporation existing and doing business
under the laws ot the state of ermont
at Barre Town, in the county of Wash
ington and state ot Vermont, to wit:
Stoek certificate so. do, representing
nltv-two shares.
Stock certificate No.
fifty shares.
Stock certificate No.
forty-five, shares.
Stock certificate ro.
fifty shares.
Stock certificate No.
fifty shares.
Stock certificate No.
thirty-five shares.
All being of the capital stock of said
(.nipire Granite and ynarry Company
At the office or banking rooms of
said bank and trust company in Barre
City in said county on the 23rd day
of July. A. I. 1912. at 10:30 o'clock
in the "forenoon, to satisfy all liens on
said stock. And in pursuance of agree
ments placing the same in the hands
of said bank as trustees and agents for
both parties, to wit, the owners and the
lien holders.
Dated at Barre City in the county
of Washington, the 11th day of July,
A. 1). IB12.
GRANITE SAVINGS BANK A TRUST
COMPANY. BARRE, Vt.
Trustee and Agent
By H. G. WOODRUFF, Treasurer,
37, representing
38, representing
3!, representing
40, representing
41, representing
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
ESTATE OF LAURA L. OOO K.
The undersigned, bavins bean appointed h?
th HoaotaDla Probata Cou.i Jot tha District of
Wahloa'nn, Commlaalnnra, to rclv, amn
io and adjust tha clalma and demands of all
panona ainst the aatata of urt L. Cook,
lata of tua City of Harra In aald Ulatriot,
4caed, aad all elalana aahlbltad In nffaet
tliarato. bar by (ivs Dotloa that wa will aaaat
for tiie purpoaa aforraald. at the afflca of
Oeorce W. Mora. Hi tba towa nl Watroory
la aald Dlatriet, oa tfea Wtb day of July and tha
Mb day af Daaamher aaxt, froaa 1 o'aloek f. U.
ntll 4 o'clock P. M., on aeb of aald days, and
that all aanntba from tba atb day of Jon. A. IX
1BU. la tlia ttma llmltod by aald Court for
aaia rredltora to praaaat Their claiaoa to oa for
axanlnatloD and allowance.
Iwd at Watarbury tiia 12tb day of Jane.
A. U Mil.
Rmmiii H. DAI.lv, I Omnia
TKILL r. HISABS, aioaara.
JoaetS-Jalya-U
"My dear," said John Holllster, "this
being election day I shall be a little
late for dinner. I shall be too busy at
tha office to vote during business hours,
so I will do so Just before the polls
close at 7 o'clock."
"At what time am I to voter
Wbo are you going to vote for?"
"Let ma see. Who are the candi
dates?' "Fuller and Wells."
"It's for major Isn't It?" ;
"No; for governor."
"Oh, I see."
"Are you going to vote for Fuller or
for Wells?"
"Is Mr. Fuller a nice man?"
"Very."
"I think I'll vote for him. Who are
you going to vote for?"
"I'm going to vote for Wells."
"You arel" I '
"Yes."
"Then I suppose I'll have to vote for
him too."
"Are you going to vote for a man sim
ply because your husband votes for
him?"
There was some pouting on the part
of the wife. She didn't like that view
of it at all.
"All rlaht." she said presently, "I'll
vote for Mr. Wells."
"In that case it won't be necessary
for us to vote at all."
"What do you mean?"
"If I vote fur Fuller and you vote
for Wells it's a standoff, isn't it?"
"I suppose bo."
"Well, then. Instead of voting Pll
come home at the usual time and we'll
take a short walk together before din
ner." She considered. She had many
friends who had been active In the
campaign of votes for women and bad
on one occasion marched in a "proces
sion and carried a banner herself. And
now sfter a splendid victory bad been
attained, which she had helped to cele
brate, the fruition of the effort was
reduced to a pair off between her and
her husband. She didn't like it
"No," she said; "I'm going to do my
duty by the state and leave you to do
yours,"
"Well, then, you'll have to go to the
polls during my absence. Since you
have no maid I suppose you can wheel
Tottle in ber carriage there. Some of
the men or the women standing around
electioneering will doubtless mind the
carriage while you get in line and work
your way up to the voting table."
"Huh! Do you think I'd trust my
child to one of those people?"
"Those people? They are American
citizens interested in the adoption of
the principles they stand for, working
for those principles."
"It doesn't make any difference to
. me what they stand for. I won't trust
them with my Tottle."
"Well, what are you going to do?"
"Why, I think you'd better come
home at noon and let me go and vote.
You can vote, as you said, Just before
the polls close."
"Impossible."
"Why Impossible V
"Good by, dear. If I stand here all
day talking politics with you we'll
starve. If you think of any practical
solution of the matter during tbe day
telephone me. I'll help you out of It
if I can."
With that ha gave her the connubial
kiss and started for business. She
watched him till he reached the cor
ner, where, according to his invariable
custom, he turned and pantomime
kisses were exchanged.
During the afternoon he was called
to the telephone.
"Is that you, dear?" asked a fem
inine voice he assumed to be bis wife's.
"Yes; Pm Charlie. You are Ethel V
"Yes. I've been thinking about the
election. I am sorry It came today,
because it's almost Impossible for me
to get away from home, even if yon
were here. I forgot that I had an ap
pointment with tbe dressmaker this
afternoon."
"Too bad! If the state authorities
had known that doubtless they would
have put off the election till another
day."
Don't be silly f"
Well, are yon going to give up vot
Ingr
"I've decided to pair with you.
"Oh!"
"Yes; that's the best I can do,
"I think one of the family should
vote. Now, bow would It do for me
to vote for us both?"
"Can you do that?"
"Certainly! I can vote both foi
Fuller and Wells."
"I never knew one Could vote foi
two candidates."
That's because you're not up It
such things."
"Well. I'll have to leave It to yot
this time."
Ta, tar
When he came home for dinner sht
told blm that he had been humbug
glng ber about voting for both candl
dates.
"I did It, all the same." he replied.
"How did you manage It?"
"I voted for Fuller for governor foi
myself and for Wells for lieutenant
governor for you. Wasn't that at
right r
She didn't hesr him. A lovely llghl
came Into ber eyes, and a sweet smilt
broke over ber face.
Dear." ehe said, "what do yot
think happened today?"
"Whntr
Tottle cut a tooth." ; W Egr :
Fire Insurance
You may be next. Don't
wait and be sorry. Insure
now and be safe. .
Rates on Dwellings and
Household Furniture in
Dwellings in Residential
Districts:
$500, five years $4.75
. $1000, five years, $7.50
Insure witn Ballard
Strong Companies -Money
Sure Payment Prompt.
FOUR LINES FOB 25 CENTS
The Times will publish Wants, Lost
and Found, For Sale, To Let, etc. short
advertisements at the rate of four lines
for twenty-five cents for the first inser
tion and five cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
FOR SALE.
FOR BALK Cheap i Sacond-band furniture,
aurh as cook atovas, table, chair, dreaars,
aliieboarda, roll tops, iron beds, apringa, tnat
reaaas, ranmnr jars, refriaeratora. eta Mr.
floe, 46 Mapla Ava. Telephone J44-12. 9710
FOR SALK Cabbaaa plant, fifty rent a
hundred; lamer quantities ebeaper. Daniab
Balilliert. W. E. Corliss, F-a Street. Tale
plioaa 817-1. ' st
OR BALE One Smith Premier typewriter,
in (rood condition, cbeap. Inquire at Inos. 11-la
Howland rllosk. gstS
FOR 8ALE Ons baker, nearly new. cheap
Inquire at It Street. SWtb
POR SALE Second-hand machine: oaa
drop-hail Bltiier; use box-top ginger) ons
alios rrpair Singer; one tailoring macuin;
three New Home; two White; one Domestic;
ene band machine, C W, Vancor, City tm.
Telephone 419-li , . . ;)5i6
FOR SALE Good all-round baraa, a light
wagon and driving- harness, together or sepa
rately. C. Vf. Vancor, City farm. Telephone
call, 419-11 wui
TOR SALE One Osborne mewlne machine.
one two-boraa wagoa, two-lncb axle. F. K-
DowalDg, East Barra, Vt. 96t6
rOR SALE Four-weeks-old
Mortimer, Jr , Beck ley Hill.
p'e-
W. P.
SO 16
FOR BALE rih market located in a rood
towa and doing a nice tmalneia. Owner wisbea
to close ont and will sail everthtng, taclndlng '
looia, none, rig, anie ana an equipment lor
SWM. Good remon for aelllng. Batter inves
tigate. 1. A. ferry Heal Estate Agency. Kltt
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR TJ KENT At onoe.to good
reliable nartvi a (even-room house with barn.
baa bouse and two acrea of land. Garden all
planted. Fifteen minutes' walk from the ear
line. Will rent en reasonable terma for ana
year or three years. Inquire at 70 North Main
8trefc , ' Wt
FOR SALE Or eschange for city property:
100-aore farm la Calaia, Vt., oaa mile from
Cnrtls Pond. Large quantity of wood ard
lumber; eata A No. 1 bay; all machine mow
ing. Good building. Inquire af George Fv
Laokey. Telephone S-M, Montpelier. 7tf
FOR SALE A cottage honee on Churoh Mt
Hard wood flnlabt all modern Improvement.
For im mediate ala, cbeap. Apply at No. IS
Cburon Street, city. 96tf
For Sale at Perry's
A GOOD TIME
TO BUY A FARM
FOR SALE -i. One 310 launch, 21-1 bona
wer Loner engine, together with boat house,
rice S3U0.0U. C. L. Bugbee. Wtf
HAY FOR BALE Several tons of nice looia
bay for sale at 113. 0Oa toa. J. N. Perrin, Berlin.
N. E. Talapbons 12-Jt . Sttf
FOR SALE A goat, broken to operate a bob
power. Also a bob power. Telephone 89 j-II
8tf
FOR 8ALE Pig aad aboats. I will also de
batnharlng. lea Batckelder, Telephone call,
Mil 1L till
Let Us Spray
and ur? Pyrox, or Arsenate of ,
Lead, and boy the material and
Sprayers (four row power barrel,
knapsack or Simplex) from
A. W. ALLEN : AVERILL MILLS
No. 846 US-acre farm for f 1800.00. A one
man proposition and a bargain. Good land;
?ond nuildlnga with a new roof; extra good
ence; plenty of water, fruit, etc. Ihia prop
erty is located in Willlamstown, about five
miles from the village, near neighbors and
school. The farm will carry fifteen eows and
team and Is eay to carry on. An eigbt-roora
bouse; good barn. Ihia Is a place on which
you can make money. 89
No. J9 One mile from postofflce, stores, etc.
A few rods from school, im rural free delivery
One of the beat in this eeotlon. All machine
work. Place will carry fifty bead and team.
Two hntiees. One contains twenty-two rooms
and ta fine for city boarders. Both house are
In good condition. 17A acres of good land;
plenty of wood. This farm could be divided
and used ss two farms. Pries tooOO.iA). 89
On hundred acres; good buildings; only
S13MI.00. Ihe land In auitablr divided. Tlentv
of hard wood and soft wood for the farm. Good
sugar bush and plenty of grafted fruit. The
tillage land lies well and t easy to till. Cuts a
goodquality of hay. Barn is 67 x 80. Good,
comfortable bouse wltb porch. Will sell on
easy terms or exchange for city property. 89
I Have for Your Inspection
a alee line of Woodpecker Gasoline Engine,
Stover Engine, and tba greatest bargain in a
I 3-4 horse power Gllaon Engine, mounted oa
liand trucks, with five different aire puller,
ana one pump jack for pumping watar.
Call and aea it at
AKKLEY'S
BARRE, VT
TO RENT
TO RENT
JT. V. Mchols.
Vp-atafrs (enemnt on Tblrd St.
Telephone 421.3. 9Jtf
TO BENT A tenement with barn on Brook
lyn Street. Inquire of George A. Heed at City
Engineer's ami, CHy Mall, or at No. 34 Oranjra
Street. imf
TO RENT A small shed; will run from six
to ten men. Inquire of LeClatr & MoNulty,
Blackwall Street. 87if
IO RENT Tenement of aix rooms at No. 4
Harrington Avenue. Modern appllancea. Ap
ply to C W. Melcber. 4tf
TO BENT An a-ta!r tenement at No. 48
South Main Street. For particulars-inquire at
tbe Granite City Laundry. 8.'tt
TO KENT Tenements.'
A. Tomasl, Barr. Vt.
Also batter for sal.
Wtf
For an investment, we would be glad to show
you a fine two-tenement house divided In tbe
center, in an excellent location. Always rented.
Must be sold, lb first person looking it over
will purchase.
Our Farm Catalogues are now ready
The 0. A. Perry Rial Estate Agency
BARRE, VERMONT
HOL'BK FOR SALE A modern sevea-room
cottage at 28 Nelsen Street. Only a few step
frem tbe electrio ear line on Waahington Street
aad baady to the big sheds on Batcbclder
Meadow. Lt I large, with good-sized garden
aad roeaa for barn or ban bouse. This is good
property, on a goad street, and in a nice neigh
borhood. The price is low. Inquire of C S
Baldwin. 87tf
FOR BALE A aew bouse Jast completed,
Hasted in a reldnlial portion of the city, oa
Neleoa Street. Best af bin h finish with hard
wood floors. Steam beat, aatb, bot and cold
watar, sat tun and electric light. It Is a
thoroughly built koussv. Sack plaster. It 1
located on a large let and an dry soil, wlthla
twa minute' walk of tk ear line, Tbia Is sa
ideal aroposltloa lor wanting a atoma on
easy term. Harry C. Patterioa. WXt
tO B KNT AT REASONABLE TERMS A few
roams, well furnished all madera improve
ment: bat and old water, bath, ialnlen
Block, 173 Nerth Maia Strset. . -mit
HELP WANTED
WANTED Two flrst-olass granite cutters
Steady Job to tbe right men. Paaeara Brother
Williamatown, 100 W
WANTED Men for shoveling. Inquire of
E. A. With am, Road Commissioner, South
Barra, Vt Mf
WANTED A man or man and wife to work
n a farm.. F. B. hambera. West Topabam, or
apply at tbe Fish 4'ond Farm In East Orange.
WWW-
WANTED A few more men to look after our
buainesa In naoeenpied territory. Position Is
psrmaaent; good pay. G R, Burr & Company,
Nurserymen, Manchester, Cenn. 99it
FOR BALK A modern granite plant, 180 feet
long ky 60 fact wide, gead far two gang of
man; up ta data sa every way and I oeatrally
lacated an tba Meatpelier and Well River
traek. The orlee 1 lew. Iaqnlr of or addrea
Sweeney Bretkets Araalt Company, Mont,
palier, Vt xmf
H. A. PHELPS
Real Estate Operator
City and farm property. Timber land.
Quarry land. Building lots. Tenements
for rent. Commissions reasonable.
Sosmi 4 amd 5, Miles Blook
Telephone 314-2, Barre, Vermont.
WANTED
WANTED Position by a trained nurse, by
tbe hour or day. Telephone [phone]t8
WANTED Bids for carpenter work, to
finish off a barn into a tenement. Everything
famished. B. L. Densraote, No. 1 pleasant
Street, city. 97tS
LAWN MOWERS aharpsned and repaired.
James Abara, 11 Blackweii street. 47 tf
BOYS, GIRLS, MOTH RS .Bicycle, wireless
set, camera, tent, ewlng machine and fifty
other present absolutely free. Bend lor our
big free eatsln(ue. i. Wilson, 84 Metchaats
Boa, Boston, Mass. - . MW
WANTED An Industrious man or grown
boy tor baying. Apply tj M. L. Towns, Barre.
Telephone ili-6. , S7l(
WANTED lonror five good granlta cutters
en fine monumental work. Steady jab for first
class men. K A. Biigbeo t Co. tott
COUNTER GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for
depot restaurant at Etsez Junction, Vt. 97 IS
WANTED AT ONCE A table glrL
13.60. Tba Clifford rlouse, BeilieL
Tags
;to
WANTED A first-class man to wark eg a
farm. Apply to Francla l.eltu, R. F. IX. No. 9
Now England telephone 386-. (7t5
ANTED To let lob to cut and take care of
mr bay (twelve acre) two mile ano-e East
Barre, Inquire of W. F. Smith, 47 Pattertna
Street. 96"
WANTED Twagood men for raying. Wages
ISA prr day. E. E. Maxhsm, Fialnfleid, Vt.
R. F. U. No, L McLean Farm. 95tl
WANTED Flrst-clat granite lelterer aad
cutter. Ued position for th right man, in a
madern up-to-date retail shop. Addreas the
W. W. Duttan Co.. Schenectady, N. . JStHV
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Wednesday night, betweta Basaatt
Street aad Cits Park, a aentlamen's brs shoe
and whip attck pin. Finder please leave at
Times office. Reward. - loot'.'
LOST $100 in bills on North Maia or Wash
ington streets, r in Ladd's or Vaurhan's store.
Old Isdy in need of bi bt. Will finder please
re tarn to tbe Time offlae? lout'."
LIBERATION NOTICE.
This is to give notice that I give my
son, James Oibson, his time for the bal-
nee of his minority, and that I shall
claim none of his wages nor pay any
debt contracted by him on and after
thia date.
MRS. CHRISTIAN GIBSON.
Barre. July 1L 1912.
LOST A small red and white cow abort
hotnt strayed awar from my stable yesterday
morning. F. A. Blayton, Barre. loot:
FOUND A gold bracelet. Owner can bsv
ssme by proving property at the Times affice
aad paying for this suvertiarmeat. lout 2
LOST At the band concert Issr ntrht, a
gold braee et. rarved on one side. Will Hinder
return to tbia office? Reward. smt
WANTED At one: man, married or single.
for geaaral farming. Steady work and good
pay to right person. State wage expactedand
give relerencea in flrt letter. Apply to B. W.
Barrett, Manager of Walnut mil (arm, spriag
Held. Vt 9U16'
WANTED Two men to wark on a farm.
Must be good milkers. Good wagea for goad
help. M. H. Martin, Williams towa, Vt. 63tf
BOARD AND ROOMS
TO RENT Room wither without board. at
21 Church Street. Mi. Pitkin. 96if
TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS At
Woodbine," s; Jeffenea Street.
"The
nut
POULTRY.
LOST An Ksstsrn Star emblem pin, between
Maple Avenue and tbe Dreamland Theatre.
Will flnuer please return ta tba Times office?
Reward. . 98 14
I.OS f A small, whit Vorkshlr Terrier dog.
Suitable reward for Its return or Information
as to its whereabouts. Jeba Ryan, Granite
vllle.Vs, MtJ
FOR HALE Fifty Blue Aadaloaian bens and
cecka, one year old. Ibis lot Include all of my
beat fall and winter ahow rook, will sail in
lota of tn or more, t uit buyer. Alio twe
slonwood ranres, a good aanew. Call and see.
Write or telephone. Walter Belvllie, Gjantte.
vine, Vt
Wear
HUB RUBBERS
nest
winter
We Offer a Good Restaurant f
for immediate sale. It is well equipped, is doing; and always
has done a good business.
It is being sold for no fault and offers a good opportunity
to engage in profitable business.
BOYCE & ROBINSON - Real Estate Brokers
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