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TIIK BARRE DAILY TIMES, RARRE, VT.( THURSDAY, DECEMRER 21. 10U.
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ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINOS OK INTERFKT FKOM
DlCFKKKNi 8FCT10NS
Tim total Hpiiroiiriiitinn for srlionl pur
ov in liurliiiytiin for t tie HaciiI ycur j
umoiuiti'ii t !.. on.
Tin' ltuptiHt cl'iiri'li ut KuHfx .Iimclion
linn etvrmli'il ti full tu tlu- Knv. W. 1.
Porter, of Miiinc, who pn'ai'hi'd tlicro
Huiuluy.
PER CENT. INSANE
(i HEATER IN CITIES
Vice nd Dissipation Are Two of the
Chief Contributing Causes, Sayt Dr.
J. A. Hill in Government Report
on Inttane in Initiations,
A turnip weighing 18 pound and
measuring 128 inclice one way ami 30 the tlg
"Tliciv tins. Im'cii a popular iniprcHHiim
(livlnriM lr. Jiwr-ph A. Hill in u K'r'1
nii'iit report on tin insniiu in iuxlitu
Dons, "that the lonely filiation of coun
try life ia an important puuhb of inaan
it v. The atatiatieH. however, indicate
Tliere la mnro Catarrh In tbls section of tha
euuutrj tuau all ulber dlsrasea ut Mmlhr, and
until Ilia last frw years was auppuse.1 lu lie
tiiturakle, tut a aiuai uiaur irara dtxtora
ii..uouuii-il 11 a lixal Ulsrasv auil in-s.-flliel lueal
remedies, ami by euusuiill; lulling lu cura Willi
Iwal trealuii-ut, imiuuuurvtl It lucura lile, Mrlt-ure
lias (inner, latarili In In a ci-uxlmtluual disease,
anil ilii-refiue rr'iulna 1 1 t tiiul trsstiuuul
Unit's Calarrh t urs, rnatmrurlured bjr K J.
1 limi'j A l". Tuled". niilo, la Ilia only loiiatltu
tlunal cure uu the luurki-l. , II la tiiki-n ItiliTiiallr
In dnses from 10 drops to a t, sspo'iufiil, It acta
directly on Ilia bluixj anil minima atirfacaa of
the avsli'ln. Thee .iff,., tina tiiiiiilri.il .IhIIuf. fn
' MIIV MU IT ruIlM til elll-M. Mxl,,! f.i. l.,ll,. ami
ItiHdllllinllila.
Adilross: P. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, Ohio,
Hold br tlniglata, 75c
Tuko Hall's family 1'llla fur eouitliiatloo.
IIUSINESS CARDS
other wuh raided hy C. V. Stoddard of
Woleott.
more lmtuni
ty is mimed by the
Itrnttlebnro has sent one hox of ar
ticles to the IM Cross for the relief of
the lelj?ian and is now preparing a sec
ond one.
The hotel property owned liy the Wal
ter B. Johnson estate at Khspx Junc
tion has been sold at miction to ft. A.
Temple, whose bid was fl,700.
At a meeting of the Rutland board of
alderman Monday nitfht, it was voted to
pureliaio a motor driven fire truck for
the city. Mayor H. C. Brislin was ap
pointed to do the purchasing.
I. P. Titus has jimt transplanted ft
good sized maple tree in his yard in
Hardwiek. Although it is an unusual
season for such improvements, Mr. Titus
claims that it is just the time for sue
cessful transplanting of large trees.
Prof. Ct. ft Cherrie of South Newfane,
who accompanied Theodore Roosevelt and
others on their South American trip,
leaves again next Saturday with anoth
er party for Peru for scientific purposes.
They will go to Colon, through the Isth
mus of Panama, and expect to be gone
about five months.
The Hinesburg Belgian relief commit
tee has just sent off two eases of con
densed milk, one barrel of beans, two
boxes of clothing containing 37 men's
and women's coats and overcoats and a
large quantity of miscellaneous articles,
shirts, trousers, underwear, ladies' suits,
tkirts, blankets, shawls, caps and child
dren's clothing and $1".50 in money. A
canvas was nimle of the whole town
and almost everybody gave something.
Last Sunday Samuel Wright began his
3.r)th year as crossing tender in Pownal.
The i)ill providing a lineman for this
croshing passed the legislature in 1SH0 I or the other of these diseases. This class
and Mr. Wright was appointed to fill; of cases, however, formed only 10.4 per
stress and strain, the keener eonipeti
tion, the congested housing conditions,
and the vice and dissipation of city life.
In proportion to population the number
of inmates of hospitals for the insane re
ceived from urban communities is twice
as great as the number received from
rural districts. Of the fi0,7H! persons ad
mitted to insane hospitals in U10, 3l,tl.r4
came from cities, villages, or other incor
porated places of more than 2,500 inhabi
tants, while 20,442 came from the small
er towns or country districts, leaving
3,073 for whom the place of residence was
not reported.
"Of more significance, however, are the
statistics showing the number of admis
sions in proportion to the total popula
tion of each class of communities. From
rural communities 41 insane persons were
admitted per 100,000 population; from
the urban communities the ratio was 8fl
per 100,000. These figures cover the en
tire United States, but there is a similar
difference in all sections of the country,
Everywhere the ratio of admissions is
higher, and usually much higher, from
urban than from rural communities, al
though the contrast is rather less strik
ing in New Kngland than in other geo
graphic divisions. It seeing probable,
therefore, that the increase in the pro
portion of total population living in
cities has resulted in an increase of in
sanity. Effects of Vice and Dissipation.
"A partial explanation of the differ
ence between city and country, as re
gards their contributions to the hospitals
for the insane, is found in the statistics
of cases of general paralysis and of al
coholic psychosis. These are forms of in
sanity which, directly or indirectly, are
caused by vice or dissipation. Of the
total number persons Admitted to hos
pitals in 1010, 16.8 per cent, or more
than one-sixth, were afflicted with one
STOP AT
REVEREHOUSE
iiosroN
Hot and cold wator, Ion dlatanc Wlo
!htne in every room. 80 room with
bath. Cuisine and aervlre uneicalled.
11. UO Par Day and Upwarda
iiction Sale
OF
the position and has continued to do so
ever since, beginning his duties December
20 of that year.
The death of Julian Willard, colored,
oei'iirnd recently at his home in Cam
bridgeport. Mr. Willard was well known
as a blind musician, being able to play
a number of different kinds of instru
ments. His services weiv extended into ' four and one-half times as numerous as
cent, or one-tenth, of the admissions from
rural communities, as compared with 21
ppr cent, or one-fifth, of the admissions
from urban communities. The ratio of
such cases to 100,000 population was 4.3
for rural communities, as compared with
18 for urban; that is to say, in propor
tion to population, the cases of this char
acter received from the citv were about
other towns, where he often took part in
entertainments.
EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE.
Will Be Held t Montpelier Monday,
Dec. 28, at Gtll of Superintendent.
In accordance with a resolution pass
ed by the Vermont State Teachers' asso
ciation at its last annual session, State
Superintendent of Education Mason S.
Stone has called a conference for the pur
pose of discussing the report of the com
mission to investigate the educational
fcystem and conditions in Vermont, such
conference to be held in the Chamber of
.Representatives at Montpelier at 7:30 on
the evening of Monday, I?e. 28. This
rail is extended to tlie association of
I'nion Superintendents and to the
Schoolmasters' club, each of which has
voted for a special session for the pur
pose of discussing the report herein
named, and to the educational comtnis
nioii. the board of education, the officers
of the State Teachers' association, the
officers of the Women Teachers' club and
to various persona interested in the edu
cational progress and welfare of the
-ftate.
The conference is called for the pur
pime of promoting the educational inter
ests of thp state by a consideration of
the public elementary and socondnrr
fccbools. Therefore, it -is requested that
all discussion he confined to constructive
measure, to fundamental principles and
to the syatm a a whole, rather than to
incidental or irrevent features of admin
istration or to particular institutions,
localities or interests.
those from the country
"When the cases of alcoholic psychosis
and general paralysis are left out of ao
eonnt, th ratio of admissions to hos
pitals for the insane still remains higher
from urban communities than from rur
al, but the contrast becomes less strik-
ling, the ratio for the other cases of in
I sanitr being i8 per lOO.OoO for urban
population, as compared with 37 per Iu0,.
(KM) for rural."
REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY !
As I have other business interests which
require my whole attention, so I have no
time to take care of this property, I
have decided to sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, oil
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
premises known as the Henry Holman,
or Gray, farm in Randolph, about 4 miles
from Randolph depot and 2 miles from
Randolph Center, just off the man road
leading from Randolph Center to Brook-
field, the following described real estate
and personal property: The
HENRY HOLMAN FARM
containing 100 acres of excellent land;
30 acres of tillage, level and free from
stone, nice clay loam soil, the kind that
Randolph Center is noted for; 3 pas
tures, good ones; nice sugar orchard of
500 trees; plenty of lumber and wood
for home use; a quantity of block wood;
apple orchard of 100 grafted trees; house
contains 10 rooms and is up in fine re
pair; slated root; modern plumbing;
hardwood floors downstairs; best of
never-failing running water at house and
barn; 2 basement barns, in good shape
warm stables; silo; henhouse, plenty of
shedroom. ilns property is located only
2 miles from the Vermont Agricultural
School; 100 rods from one of the best
district schools in the town. Milk
cream taken at the door, and Randolph
is one of the best milk markets in the
state.
Terms on real estate, $1,000.00 down
balance easy.
15 HEAD OF REGISTERED
AND HIGH GRADE
JERSEY STOCK
0. W. HODGDON, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Tan Vaara In General rrartlce
Otfire at Keaidenca, Sanborn Work
PLAINFIELD, VT. Telephone, 91-43
DR. A. C. FOSTER
Dentist
Rowland Bid., Room 16 Phone 37J-W
HOURS t S to 12; 1 to I
Evenings by Appointment
EDWIN W. BRUCE
VIOLINIST TEACHER
AND
concert ORCHESTRADANCB
2J Nelaon Street Telephone 422-12
RILEY'S ORCHESTRA
MUSIC FOR ALL OCCA
SIONS LATEST AND
MOST POPULAR MUSIC
TELEPHONE 342-21
BARRE, VT.
MERCHANT TAILORING
ALSO CLEANING, PRESS-
INO AND REPAlRINfi
MOORE & OWENS
122 North Main Street Barre. Vermont
ESTATE OP M. WILLARD MX
Slt of Vermont. Wntrirt of Wanhlnirton, as.
The Honorable Probate Court for the platrirt
Afureiiuirl :
To the helm nnd all persons Interested In
Hie wtutv o( M. Willard Dlx. Inle ot the
town of llsrre, in said district, dmieaaeil,
UKKKTINR:
VY lit. UK AS, application hath been made to
Oli la court in wrilinu, by the ailniinUill'Hlor,
piny in for lirenae and authority to aell all ot
real eatt of aald dixeaned, to wit: SituaUd
In tlw city of burif, town of Hnrro, and town
of fiul MonlprlU-r, In anid district, brintr two
Dulldlna- lota on French oaljtto. ao railed, In
the eity of Hsitb; the home farm, including
the widow 'a homiwtmd riKht therein, aituated
In aaid town, of Harm and Knat Montpelier ;
alao an undivided intercut in a rnttuKe in
(niton, in the rnunty of Caledonia, rev
renentinK to aald court that it would be
brnetlt'ial to the helm and all pemona inter-
wl In the aetate of amid deceased, to aell
aaid real toetule and convert the earns Into
money.
And bringing into court the roiuent and
approbation In writing, of all the helra to
aid entfite residing in thla atate, and aetting
forth the aituation of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the aald court annoinud and
assigned the 11th dy of January, lUlli, at the
probate orlice in Montpelior, in aaid diatrirt,
to hear aad deride upon aaid application and
petition, and ordered public notice thereof to
be given to all peniona interntled therein, by
Publishing aaid order, together with the tlmo
and pluce of hearing, three werka aucceralvely
in the Jiarre Dsilr Times, a newanaper which
circulates in the neighborhood of thoae persona
Intoreated in naki eatata, all of whicvh publi
cations shall be previous to the day aaaigned
xor neanng.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
apprar before aaid court, at the time and
place assigned, then and there in aaid court
to make your obJectiona to the granting of
auch llrenHe, if you see cause.
(iivrn under my hand at Montpelier. in aald
diatrirt, thia 2d day of Dwember, 1U.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
Dec. 24-81 Jaa. 7
FOUR LINES FOR 23c
The Tlmea will nubll.h Wants. Iat and
Pound. For Sale, To Let, etc. short advrr-tl.rtnint.-
-at the rate of four lines for twenty,
five eenta for the flrat Inaertion and five cent
for uu-h subaeiuent insertion.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
good renting property; farm that will keep
from 16 to M cowa ; good location. J. O.
Stwart, Northlleld, VU JJIIU6'
Slop Worrying! Heroine your own boaa and
be Independent 1 Get a (arm! Every farmer
you know m doing well and. us a clans, farm
era are the happiest people on oarth. We have
the farms and can aaUafy the longing to get
bark to nature.
NO. 879 Here la one 2', mile from Ilarre
Chy on main road with no hilla. Estimated
to contain 160 aeree of land; 46 or more in
tillage, moat of which lnya levl and ia en
tircly free from atone; produced from fit) to
6(1 tone of hay lnt aeuaon. A large amount
of aoftwood lumber; enough to help pay for
the farm ; hard wood enough for home uc.
Ten-nsim houae, 2 barna with tie-up for dti
hed; a good hone, a good investment: only
2"'i miles from Harre City; cuny terma run
be given. You will want W aee this. 23'.itf
TO RENT
ROOM TO RENT- SU Averlll street. H:ll
ROOM TO KENT All modern convenience,
"all at 17 Wellington street, 287tf
EOlt RENT
i iniiiri
nnt fit,
-A new 8-raoni cottage with all
' vacant Dec. 25. For particular call at 4 '
bonnier ureot, city. 2371G
TO RENT- - Furnished front room with all
modern ronvenlenrea. Imjulie of Mr, (i. M.
Hurrougha, 17 ( hurrh alreet. 28ltf
TO RENT- DownnUIra tenement of 8 ronma
with ga lii-hta and mngo, apnng and city
w'er. Enqulra at I'B Eaat atreet ; tel. 173-li!.
J. N. MrLellan. 231t8'tf
for
J26.ini.
RENT Houaa on Franklin
atreet,
j. in.
FOR KEMTci,.. k y .".I
filing x.wi-mMv livuae iiq i rrry .irm.
III. IHI. 'i'Xttt
rOK KENT- Tenement nn Koator .ti'.t.
21,'Ulf
J farma. '.'J'Uf
I OR SALE OK EXCHANGE
Telephone 314-t
n. A. PHELPS CO.
TO RENT Tenom.nl ... . .
i ,, i mo"ern Improvement!! and furnace heat.
J 1 ' 'eaxant .trwt E. L. Dcnamorv. 2L'tf
BLEASE PAROLES 16 MORE.
Nine of Them Weie Serving Terms for
Manslaughter.
Charleston. S. C, Dec. 24. Governor
Cole L. IHease yesterday afternoon jrrant
ed "ChriHtinas presents" to Hi convict
by" granting them paroles.
Nine were serving- term for man
slaughter. More pardons are expected to
come.
7-20-4 packed in boiea of twenty-five make
a drairable holiday gift for a amokrr. On
aale by all fi mucin rigar and drug atom.
Largeet aelling brand of 10c Cigara in the
wvrid. Factory, Manrhmtr, N. H.
DR. G. L. T. HAYES
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES
PECULIAR TO WOMEN
OFFICE HOURS i 2 to 4 P. M.
Tuuednr, Thursday and Saturday.
Aiao by Appointment
14 and IS Blanrhard Building Telephone II
DR. LEVIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office in Room IS, Milea Building
Telephone Connection
OFFICE HOURS : 9 a. m to 12 m. and 1 :30 to 4
p. m., Monday, Tueaday, Thuraday aad Friday
MIDWIFERY
Having had many yean' experience, I am
prepared to nerve any who may need the aerv
ica of a midwife or obstetric .oree. Addreaa
Mrs. Elizabeth La Clair
84 Summer St. Telephone 178-11, Barre. VI
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF ABU1E M. EDWARDS
The underalgntd. having been appointed by
the honorable protiAte court for the district of
Washington, COMMISSIONERS, to receive,
examine, and arijuat the clHima and demands
of all pet-Horui agHinst the estate of Abbie M.
Edwarda, late of liHrre Town, in aaid diatrirt,
dfcewtt-d, and all claima exhibited In oriuet
tliereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the residence
of W. J. Clapp, in the city of Harre, in aaid
district, on the !Hh day of January and 8th
day of May next, from 2 o'clock p. m. until 4
o'clock p. m.. on each of said days, and that
six month from the 14th day ot November,
A. D. 1U14, Is the time limited by aaid court
for aaid creditors to present their claims to ua
for examination and allowance.
Datd at Harre, Vt, thk 14th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1914.
FRANK C. BANCROFT.
GEO. E. C. WHEATON,
Commissioners.
Dec. 17-24-31
Plainfield Town Meeting
December, 1914.
Vt., this day, Dec, I
NO. 870104 acres; 38 to 0 arrca ot sill
age, which Is all machine mowing ; 26 to 8i:
acrea of woodland and one of the bent sugar
orchards in town ; from 700 to 800 sui-ar trees,
MritiinrMHl with M4r, buclurte. Iron arch, etc. : 1
year's supply of augar wood all ready ; an ex
cellent fruit orchard; iwtimated to be 40,000
ft. of softwood timber; considering the loca
tion, being only about 1 miles from saw-
Mlll .... kill thi is nf considerable
value : nrodured from 80 to 40 tons of bay last ! No.
eenson and keeps from 16 to 20 head; new,
round silo, 10xi!4 ft,; an B-room house in
good condition; haa recently been painted aivl
papered inside; good cellar, beat of runnin
water at house and barn ; with the farm, the
owner wishes to aell 1 horse, weighing about
1,160 lbs., an extra good worker and driver;
8 grade cows, t 2-year-old heifers, 1 calf; all
the hay, allege, tome potatoes, mowing ma
chine, new a year ago ; horse rake and wveder,
also new within a year; horse hoe. fcpring
tooth harrow, pung aleigh with sled and body,
new pair work harnesses which cost I"i5.00 ;
single work harnaa. single driving harness.
small tool, and all sugar tools; will sell every
thing for I3.20U.AO; terms, Sl.600.00 down;
balance on time. This property is locuted only
about Hi miles from the famous North Mont
pelier crtiamcry and 4 to 4 Vj mm jiom
Plainfield; mails delivered; telephone lines
pans; thin is an exceptionally good proposition
if you are looking for a meiium-pri-d farm
and one worth more money than this enn be
bought for. 234tf
TO RENT A sninll tenement at 11 Chu-rh
street; will be rendv Dee. i. In,,ir of Tn
fitirkney. 218tf
O. G.
TJ PENT Two front rooms aultable for
ofTieee; corner of North Main nnd Granite
slrc-ts. Apply at Creamery, 300 No.th Main
street. jHrjtf
TO RENT Lower tenement. ;i Quarry
Jtreet. with barn and eai riapehouse, 3-t email
family; 1U mj( rom nrre rjtr Xt,rmt
rnoderute for the winter. Hox 72. R. F. I).
li4tl
FOR SALE
FOR SAUv-A new Green Mountain silo.
14x0 ft.: Oliver sulky plow; Osborne mow
ing machine; hny rake; diw harrow and
smoothing harrow; these tools havo been used
- sensons ; a Watson fsrm wui-on, 2 bodies
and hny rack : fine Jernuy rows ; will sell nt
a sncnfice. W. S. Hulsey, East Orange. Vt.
Dated at Plainfield,
A. IX 1914.
E. J. BARTLETT. W. H. MARTIN AND
BURT BATCHELDER. aelectmen of Plainfield.
Vermont.
WHEREAS, a vacancy haa orcurred on the
board of srhool directors In the town of Plain-
field. In the county of Washington and state wagon, new express wagon, open buggy, aleigh.
of Vermont, and such vacancy still exista in ; 2-horsc sled, work harnesses, single driving
said board of school directors except for the : harness, single work harness, horse rake,
NO. 866120 acres, located only 1 mile
from town ; on this farm i a good trout pond,
which the owner has stocked wifli 20,000 trout
during the past three ywirs. This place will
carry from 20 to 25 head and team ; produced
80 tons of hay last yr; sugar orchard of WiO
trees; a good grafted fruit orchard; the main
barn is 46x72 ft., newly shingled : has silo
and basement; tie-ups for 25 head; 7-room
house, newly pa;ered and painted ; running
water at house and barns : tiiis farm ia pleas
antly situated ; with the farm, the owner will
sell 4 full-blooded Jersey cows, 8 grade Jer
seys, 2 2-year-old heifers, 2 small calves, 2
yearling heifers, 1 pr. 5-year-old Morgnn
hones, worth from 1400.00 to tOOU.OO ; a
shoats. 1 brood sow, 60 hens, 2-horse farm
FOR SALE- - Five 2-year-old Holslein and
Ayrshire heifers, nicely marked, due to fresh
en the coming spring ; will sell l-easonnbly, as
I am overstocked with young cattle. Fred L
Poor, Wiliiamstown, Vt, ; People's 'phone.
239t6
FOR SALE A small locomotive boiler, ft ft.
long. 2 ft. 4 in. diameter, open bottom ; in
good repair with wnter glass and gauge: esti
mated about 15 h. p.; also 4 hangers and 12
ft. shRfting. C. H. Cale, 45 Barre street.
Montpelier, Vt. ; 'phone 221-M. 238U2
FOR SALE 1,300 enrds wood of all kinds,
gretn and dry; I sell direct from the woods to
your door and can save you money; he wie
iind tave your money; also, 100 tons of No 1
horse hay. good quality. A. Tomasi, 12 Mer
chant street; telephone 177-W. 237tr'
Attention, Horse Owners!
Wi carry the larrest Una of Harnoam,
Blankets and Horse Fumishlnr of any eon-
corn In Washington county, and our prices
aro tno lowest. I onto and sea. Our tittle
factory ia equipped to manufacture anything
in the Harness Una. Plenty of competent
workmen to rive you prompt attention and
nrst-clasa wortr
temporary appointment made by the selectmen
of said town.
AND WHEREAS, the undersigned legal vot
ers of the town of Plainfield, Vermont, believe
that a special town meeting of the voters ot
the town of Pluintietd should be held for the
purpose of electing a school director to All
sufh vacancy.
NOW THEREFORE, we. the undersigned le
gal voters of the town of Plainfield. Ver
mont, hereby request and petition the honor
able hoard of selectmen of said town of PUiin-
nt-ld to call a special town meeting for the
epnng-tootli harrow, weeiicr, cultivator, 500 to
600 sap buckets, storage tank, draw tubs, etc.,
IVLaval cream separator and othir dairy
Umla, all ready for immediate possession ;
price for all, S4.600.UO. 234tf
NO. 869 One of the best farms in Wash
ington county nearly 70 acres of perfectly
level tillaire land : about 200 acrea of pasture
and woodland : 2'-j miles from Bnrre City;
without doubt, one of the best barns in this
section: good house: thia is a money-making
iiroiuftition. and if looking for a larm wnu-n
STONECUTTERS' GLASSES AND LENSES
nnd bores for sale: priced. 60c. Rr SI 00
J1.25, 11.35. See T. C. Carson. 14 I.aurci
street, or order from Ewen McKenzie. 236t6
, .r?,! , SAI-R A few nice shoats; 'phono
4I-W b-twt.rn S p. m. and 8 n. m. II P.
Hinman, R. F. I). No. 1, Bnrre, Vt. '35'f
I-OR SALE -A Nntional cah register: 6
drawers ; in first-class condition : will be sold
at a bargain. Call at Hodge's creamery. ?2Rtf
CHRISTMAS WREATHS, well made with
rresh evergreens ; just what you need to add
the holiday look to your home; write mc and
I wtll deliver them ut 2:,c each. John R.
Hooth. 8 Cherry street. Bnrre. 226tl6
FOR SALE Loose horse and cow hay. E.
Carieton, 21 Highland avenue; 'nhone 441-11
217tf
purpose of electing a school director to fill i -il keen a lot of gtork and near Barre City,
L,et ua give you rur-
2S4tf
SHERMAN N. PARKER
North Main Straet ilarrt, Vermont
HAY FOR SALE
About 20 tons of choice se
eded horse hay and about five
tons stalk hay; must be sold.
Price, $15.00 per ton.
Lewis K. Averill
R. F. D. No. :, Bart Telephone 31-3
FIFTEEN FIRMS RULE PRICES.
Coot to Public of Butter and Eggs Con
trolled ty These Firms,
Xer York, !ec. 24 - Fift.-en iMitter
nit epir firm in New Yrk t'ity virtual
Ir control thp priceo. cf the tn commo
r i tie throughout the fnited rtt-. ao
emrrlitid ia intormation mauV Jiulilio yca
Ifr.lay hy thr atata attorney (ferierara
on'M'T, aliirh ia inveti(rst inz trw aale of
l.utt'r and -ggi -ity. Fintli-r
aitncs'es re atnine,1 TiickIst in the
n.iir.- n( t'H-a r. Amg , and alj'ir
IiMiit was taki a until Jan. .
Fire Insurance
I represent seven
teen of the largest
and best Stock and
Mutual Fire Insur
ance Companies. Ask
for rates.
J. W. DILLON
ana I Boloter Bank Bart Vt,
11 COWS' 3 f which are registered
ami papers go with thi'tti; Josit' s I'airy
.Maid, No. sMtUWO, aolid color; Fairy
Maid's Kxile, No. HI7.7WI, Birt' St. Lam
bert l.ad, No. l)M,3t).'i, solid color, droppcil
Nov. 3,, 1912; the are dandii-H and are
now fresli; hquirrcl Kray heifer, dropped
Nov. M, D'U, can In? reentered; lieili-r
calf, dropped Ann. 24, 1914, aluo can be
reigtercd; S ldjrh ffrade Jcrncy cows,
nearly all f r sli nuw, all oood ayi-s and
size, a lot Viliiih any farm would be
proud to have in his herd; are of the fa
mous lli'inmwH y and C. I. Hood ft rain;
I hijrh irrade lioifi-r, 2 years old; 1 bull,
HiantitiH's St. Jjittibert, No. 12ii,HMl, sire
Sweet Ida'a St. Lambirt, No. A3.SS0, dam:
lU'Rutina'a Hud ,'Jd, No. 2.')0.(i;iM. solid'
color, a beauty, and cheap at $0isl to j
stand at the head of any herd; out of
the John Henbmii herd at Brook field ; 1
full-blood li lted White Hampshire boar;
lU) full-blood pullets, dandies; 20 full
blood Itarred i'lymottlh Kooks, It! full
bliHxi W hite yandoltes, and 15 full
blood Kcchorns.
TOOLS AND MACHINERY
Mowing inuihiiie in ikx! htispe; hay
tender, horse mke, plow, whei-l harrow,
amoothinr? harrow, maily new; evprcHs
tsanoti, tmjrjry waon, nearly new farm
wagon, traverse slml with Unly, corn
I planter, Northlii ld horse hoe, I'routy
j In r Ime. eultnatiirs, 6 h. p. Interna
tional gasoline 'nrine; paniels eiisilatre
iciitti-r and carrier; dojrpouer; Sharpb-s
jcri am aeparator. lias In i n usul but lit-
1 1 ! ; platform rales, grindstone, whiil-'o T i-r1r'T rru T t
; barrow, tank heater, ladd. rs, tackle Vf. J. DUIHifc, JnC JCWelCrj
IC Main Rtreol !
Bole Agent for "Bastoa Aaserfran In Barr J
"Ills, have It, ,11 ll-'d but twice; 'J"'1! t I
galv. ap Imckcts atid ( an. 2 milk cans, j i .
: m.lk pa,l. share o! lirange t o. trlepimtir
M. J. WHTTCOaMB
Licensed Embalmer
Calla auawerad promptly day or night.
Aa np-to-dat Ankulaaca lm eonnoction.
EAST BARRE. TL Teltphooa ng-i
WILLLlMSTOWir, Vt. TtJtbont 311-1
the vaiancy on the hoard of srhool directors,
in accordance with section S435 of the public
statutes,
AND WE. the undeniuned. hereby request
the selectmen of the town of Plainfield to cull
a special mevtinir forthwith in accordance with
law nnd to do any other business when rneU
NAMES.
thia will appeal to you.
ther particulars.
Alsnn 0. Smith,
E. V. Duke.
O. J. St. Ot.
(ieo. Holies,
A. Invi.,
K. I). Richards,
M. McLeod.
1.. I.. Knapp.
H. Hatihelder.
I). W. Mn.
M. L. Whiteomb,
Homer t. t'yr,
Frank Richardson,
S. S. Smith,
C. J. fUiUw,
F. C. Hoyt,
H. A. Kcniston,
John Ryan,
E. W. Stowe.
C. St. John.
E J. olhy,
K. H. Rniffen
ileo. Whitchor,
Mtlford Kieir,
11. E. Cat.
I 'an lei Hudson,
Helen Ryan.
John W. Fowler.
Your real estate wanta will receive prompt
attention. A lanre list to choose from; emht
otiriH. all doinir business.
Aurtion-ierinir prox-rly handled at reason
able rate.
THE D. A. TERRY REAL ESTATE AfiENCY
How land-Cave Building-,
Barre, Vermont
FOR SAI.E-Scott's delicious extracted
honey at house. 19 Richanfcon street, F. M.
I.yon's store. Smith Cuminirs, the F. D
Ladd Co.; uuarant-ed pure bees' honey. -VMt
FOR SALE Richly bred Holsteln bulls,
ready for service; i,-rnnd sons of the prent
Pontiuc Thorndyke. from advance refdjo-i-dams.
W. H. llodds & Sons. North llr?. Vt
yiL.'tr.e'
CJho. St. Cyr.
WARNING FOR SPECIAL TOWN
MEETING.
Application having- bet-n made for that pur
pose by the atiove named, the lival voters of
the town of I'lainfield are hereby notified and
warned to mwt at the town hail on Monday,
December -8, 1HI4. at ID a. m , to act on
the follownitf business:
Article 1. To elect a srhool director to fill'
tho vacancy on tiie board of school direrlors
in accordance with section 84 Si of the public
atatutea.
Art. 'i. To transact any other business that
may leirally come before the merlin.
Dau-1 at riainfteid. thia 10th day of Decem
ber, 1!4.
E J B RTLFTT,
W. H. MARTIN.
B B. BATCHELDER.
Selectmen.
2Jtl4
FOR SALE -The W. F. Richardson real es
tate, situated in Barre City and Barre Town,
consisting- of house on Hill street near Tatter
son strwt : double house on upper Hill street ;
double house on Summer street ; double house
on Mount tre t : double house on Elmore
atreot ; and X double houses on Camp atreet ;
barn designed for remodeling- into house; out
houses easily eonrerted into gars ires ; pasture
lsnd; wood lota 1 on upper rt of home
farm, t rear Wilson cemetery, 1 on E. Barre
rood; bulldlnr lota on Harold street and W.
View; alao buildina lots on home farm- For
t further particulars or information, at ply to
Edith M. Chit. Admx., Barre, Vt. l.tttt
PULVERIZED SLATE STONE FOR SALE
In any quantity; the proper article for -valk.
drives or cellar bottoms; delivered In nn
nu.intity. Inquire of N. M. Nelson. 20 M".
rhant street. 14Stf
FOR SALE E. M. F. SO tourina car in
perfect condition ; thnroiiKhly overhauled and
repainted. Apply at Capital Oarage Co. Court
street, Montp.-lieT. Vt. 72t
LOOSE HAY FOR SALE-tnquire of Will
S. Page. SI South Mnla street. 4tf
SEPARATORS
A now lot jut-t in. Also. w hhv two
rifw rnnrhinw iippiI for iemonrt ration this
y.fir, that will bv rod at Binut half pric.
Th!? Sermrntorf r a'! riwht in every way
FOR P ALE LurrVr, dimnion IA p4frinl
ty : tfrtt-n wood. 5 J.60 dclivrrtd in city, for i
i mh : wnnttM. mm and tttnir to work in I
I vwxfc y E lK.wnin, Ul Htirrr. or n m , nnttr mnA Km L niAmnA t-i-.,i..
:il O WsMthinirton. I91ttf(' "
i n tl are stitndr! riadt' mnfhint.it.
COMK AM) SFE
A. W. ALLEN CO.
JEWELRY
Wlien V0U want a piece
of Jewelry, come la and
gee our splendid diapUy.
ANNUAL MEETING
Th torM,!ildm of thp Hrr Svir,rM Hunk
ti Trut ominy r h r-by nut-fiod that
their nnual meeting for the rirttn of di
rector and the traru tu..n of any oh-r knini
npmn that mar letrajiv eim.e h-f tinr t hm will
be held at thir bankmpr rvm fn Tuesday, the j '
Farms and Citv Property
For Sale
NO. 20-FOR SALE. UO-aere farm.
mile, f fx.m liarre ( My ; f.'t arre in tii!ar'.
blanr (MUtture. ttmUr and w-wt-iland , itit-i
matd tn be 76 M of ofiwod timber and ;
lanr amount of hard wood; vuirar orrhartt j
irruft! fruit orrhard ; feida frw frvm ittme 1
and marhine iri"" ed : wtll rut trH nf hay
and w!l kerv HA had of atnrk an i tm : 2
SftctTTttr.t barn. 40 and 4"' : Jrt utan
ehionn, piln and rhirkrrh'Hiae ; ner' new !t
rim hmje ; atr at nouite and hsrn ; R F.
t and telethon hn ; ow nor will n !1 farm
a Ion rr will aII trk. rroix and Um : a
f the toola ar rew and nearly new; nure
Itlork ).! 1 m ft, rop. blimey jmI, oUi I
Il'th day of .Unwary rtet, at t olrck
MAKY J. WfMUIT. lerretary.
Barre. Vt.. It. 21, 1 V 1 4.
ANNUAL MEETING
The arnual minsr of th MfvlthrvMer if
the irt.ntte Sa'1nir' Hr,k 4 1m.t t or ia:iv
ill ba held at t he hank tnir rrm f Mid
f m Tn l4 m ti.at enet
ir-anit buineM and i
trwie on thia.
f ; o n-r w in
U givi iom nf a
:t..K an,l ttistmm.,,, and all small I I AT I fl II O Al f i IV'iW.X .VX?
touls such as lie s, fnrks. rhatns. Pars. l III. I I I I If) II I I" j f-r the eUrtm.i c (,.., tr. l..r the ensuma
evenrr. sevthes, snstha. etc. Al. "'V-iHUy I I U I tl F I I i r '"r t r iwct io ,f mr oitur
,-ral artiel.'-a of HOUSEHOLD FURNI- . ." that may prop-ri, e.ne hefor, sax)
AT THE
City Auction Market
We Would Suggest for
Your Christmas Gifts
KLKCTIUC Toasters. Percolators,
EI Grillos. Kl Glostovos, Flat Irons,
Portable Lamps and Flash Lights.
The Barre Electric Company
mnt .) t.irM mats f tri it
TCRE, iii liiil nc Imi1s, itihn ranee, ta-I,i-a.
ihaits, htanl. tr. AImi, lircast
plato lisrruss, nearly nw, anrl iral
svitrk liariii-.s,
Atwut 20 Toni of No. 1 Hay
.V t"tis of tisil)ri, list hit, fat(-,
ati'l M'lant.ty of at fcdili-r.
I.nnih nt mon. Terms at lime of
Iimty H iltpsn farm, n-ar Hand ilt h
(-nt."r. Tu"lav. ?'., at l'l rli-k
0171 in tb" f'rpnin. Sale ;it.
r-prl'- i.f ther. Kvnvthins: to te
th-.tit nim litnt.
lie n-al -tate will !. n at anT
time t(.-re t t,y W. W. IVtkms.
prt at It.-tt.-l. t.. r tl.e fl . P,rr
siewiiria.
Par
H f". WOOriRlIT.
Vt.. I N. en lr 17. i v 1 4
Srrtary.
NO CHI - TOR FAI K. farm ef K arrw. in
a rtiee country village: -'n srn. m ti'twae.
lanre tasrure snii t mher land: e.timsl'l U
hr 1"" M of .,?'..) tirrSw sst a
,.f riaMwv.1 ; or.l. V. mile to a r"l tm
sw-mill and t-ot-r-m faet.,ry ; tA fruit or-e-er.;
farm ll sep S rows an-J team . te-nx-nt
he m tfs1'. s stanrhi. , mi. k.nH.rt'.,
anil i hi-ts - hnue f 7 room, senile fnwn r-i'
nnil t'sn'rr : ster of hioe sn1 r-T . I mi '1
lr,. all in e'.xt eon'll'h, . nfi a f .'etsi
in .r-..l. rr'iri h 1st .'"fee ' yu tmr iv
tl a farm wnk th. tirr.her llist 1 It. i?-tf
ANNUAL MEETINd
Nr IS." riR etr nr i!l r. I f"'
-.'! rl'y t-r,wrtv ; 17 irr,, r1 s.J t,! ar.
n. fniii frrti l'-y : is
- I ?sirlir lrr.-l. mn.h. osid l-e rf 'nl '
T annual mratina , l.r,i. U.,, ,in In" Mr4. ' '.. , l t . - '
Ineumnre I nmiit of Marre. l. ul tai"' at om : tonsnst hmrn !
lii t thr t'rme SW ot sat e. i rhi : rhfiik"i; yien it wo'r- : (,
t.. n F Jati'isr. 'f rtn . tni'ii-we. " I
i-.-..-n.fr the i u. an i .ut- th ; House, a. I am celling: there each rr . "lr!Tr. 7L , !T ?,
-! '"irr etx. e -ef,ie , w- I ," " : ' m ' a " I "
ft. li ti,KiN"N. rW i r'y r"" wh to e-s-rl..T 1-4 ws
fern I'. ',,.rwrtf. ? -r
EXniNES. CIRCULAR
AND DRAG SAWS
We have pntnelhitia" vtry attractive in value
in the line of fcn trine and Sftwi. If you
wiir.t 4nlt1hin en-enient, wi-11 huilt and
nwl t fr Wrrrwint rir-1iton at very luw
I nre t'UMK AND SFK.
A. W. ALLEN CO.
Oranr I'oanty and New t-tfflaad Ttlephanea
Studebaker Jr. Wagons
and Slciuhs
For the Children't hnMiruw, you ran't f nd
a mfre delitrhtful fltt. A tnmr, weJI-bu.lt
vfttn, a 6 ! f. I -n) nner !orh in hand po
and ahaftji. lnnt f"re that mi wera yoonc
onre yiiritrif, and tuy them a StutlphakT .1r.
f.r t'hntmap.
A. W. ALLEN CO.
Oraie Cawnt and Srw .nfcland Telrphnnea
"IT CERTA INLY PAYS "
t. take time to a- Oi!lfn if v.nj ant Inmt
'hins' In f Unr rMctia. Hainrs. far 4 oats
m4 KKm. HlankHs. fitable Kopvls.
( OLTON STATE STREET
will ho discontinued until after
the eoncluion of the auction!
pales at the New York Uarg-ain . 'n;t '?r&k
.MORE HORSE COLLARS
4 .f ( ..lists jut in; as S'tisM
.- (. r, irn-h an.l as larpe 21 inch " ci
mn a)av til tLr a re at 'niton's. "
('OLTON (4 STATE STREET
Miivrn i icr
day and cvrr.injf.
The City Auction Market will;
be open each day for pnvatt?
pale as U'ual.
I 1
ANNUAL MEETINd
I..-l sts :rsir. Isr... f.. as?nt.'rt II ItRI f I J'f Hfll 9 Cf ' t '. .
CFOPf.K PAJITO?!. OsreT II H Hill r" ' Vi:liJ-Cl ' f"' ' -"
PAJI A FERRY. AacUcnm. Bnt, Vt. j Ul III llflLLf r Zr mM
PKKUY & NOOXAN
I est
r
Unexcelled Funeral Furnishings
HOSPITAL AMIU LANCi: SERYICE
Fpwial Ordfni for Furniture
tuimiiti i Kir.P ir4i-i
i
With Everj Order for
Two Cases of Soda a
Ksniscma M Calendar
Will Re Civcn
FREE
f w J . -a i I ftVi Tf I -5j i,
h i a ! k m rmnm f t t en te h
4 H frtwtjf.
may prwtmrtf
1R 've Meal
t tl e t"
A HARD COLD
im In o !Je riaripe is f vtlT.
rffvrr i y rans, if ?!."! inay
1. at f t sTWTto l'i"e tntit,U-s. k
Jlnmns' l.:iif tl' m.tT'it rih.sa.rs!
anj tak t
1 1 "-!. t ia
s'.il. hf'.i sne"jWeT. Adrt.
WORK WANTED
ssf... - n a-f fftafsr
V .: r-- a
r- r ewl
"'tt- a- rwpf ttt a
,t Kt
rs- ? S !"-
r 4 - t
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A re i-
f ft K-f
1 1 fT' -
.VA ."hA 5 -A 3-A
5-A I5L NKLTS VLR HINT
.VA KLANKK1S I IT HLST
Via hae a tvf mmtxmi fur mm'!
m - - -
n y. r
ai-
(OLTON
la STATE sTRrrr
m ixTt 1 1 it
WANTED
f. i.
ore t? Chid Ai-el )it ir-t j Y
A'SB f ,
y . j-m-. t ia .,.
TS -.' .,
st at a
I. A
N atr k a V :
Strmttm. il 7,rd m-r
focsmsa, a r
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r-s.
. 'is
T . 1 - . ,
e- a.
IIEIJ WANTED
an! ilh off ra a Wall
laj let. Only 'fi,vh ill
f- tr.vtn t" a ff.rr !v. TAt-rh'.'-f
vrirf pr?.r',ft!y f.I'el
If it i r; -t rr r.vr.;r.t i- r yru
i ff') fct '.-r ft re, !r-p v a
I. re ' T t''Tv,r' the
r-"'8 ('"l':vtT--i f any
; :-.n f f !' f t ty. tni T'ij thn
phj tbe ("nv r h'fi f.-p all,.
F. W. LANCLOIS
Boxwood Balls
are r.juh prtttifr than h'-V.f
urtath ani wIJ lp tttt'r.
T.c th'h. Order f.-HMr i;t
(rse f r O.r. a.
i
1915 Overland
1 $79"
5 rT t '-v
t'i fye--fv Jreu-s.f arf t i-e rml
9 v th cm'.
I Culler's Garage I
U H
f . M
f mr wm - 5 f. .
f - - a . m -s I -r ,
l OT AND ITU Ml
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I ! Lr ft
v j a i
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( Ut ' IS
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- $
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Vers. f
m i rmt n t:iM.t .v't.