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TIIK BARRE DAILY TIMKS. HAHRU. VT TIIUUSDAV. DECEMBER 01, 1014.
ABOUT THE STATE
BArrxxixoa or imtkhkit rou
DirTEKBNl BDCTIONi
Th PwrrfleM (Um hue Uii oonipU'tmd
' uid thst bltf 0,UOU-lioritwar prujuut wilt
bo sUrtud about J ad. 1.
Tb largest holiday business vor don
x 1f Burllnflton potofllin wm tlie rooord
of Christmas wwk. Ths sal of stump.
amrrtsd $400 In ruuuil numbers, or
bout 91,000 aliwil ol a your ago,
Charlo Nile, of Urandon, 18 years
old, had bla lnft wrist broken Monday
by balnff thrown from Ms amis. ti waa
going down a atmp hill whan tba akil
truck a stump, throwing him about 80
ftat.
( Tha editor of tha Prison Monitor,
which hat resuiuod publication at Wind
aor, aftar being temporarily suspended,
it Hugh L. Collins, who, while substi
tute) station agent at Vernon, shot and
dangeroualy wounded H. A. Btaten of
'Vernon.
', Thla will make 44 yeura that Clarence
'J. &arent of Warren lias taught music
fin Vermont. Mr. Sargnnt teaohea the
piano, organ, violin, cornet, eta, and UBea
the eamo mcthoil that i usod in the con
servatories of music. He boa over 100
ipupila in Washington county.
According to their usual custom, Dr.
i and Mrs. W. Be ward Webb entertained
,ht Bhelburne house laut Saturday night
! 226 people from Bhelburne farms, with a
Christmas tree, gifts, an entertainment
by a vaudeville company from JNew lork
-and a aupper. Everybody on the farms
waa remembered with gilts. 1ms was
'the 26th annual Christmas entertain
inent which Dr. and Mrs. Webb have
given their employes and families.
RKVAMPINO THE RURAL SCHOOL,
I.
Famous Cook Who Has Fed 200,000 Peo
pie in One Day.
In the "Interesting People" department
of the December American magazine ap
pears a picture and sketch of Gus Jau
bert, a famous Kentucky cook. For fifty
years he has presided over Kentucky bar
becueg and burgoo feasts. He says that
the greatest barbecue he ever took part
. in was at Louiseville, Kentucky, during
the Grand Army meet in September,
1895, when he fed 21)0,000 people in one
day. For that Garguatituan feaHt he
provided 30,000 gallons of burgoo and
roasted 13 whole beeves, 265 sheep and
240 pigs. In the following extract the
author of the article quotes what this
"king of burgoo makers" has to say
about the best way to make the drink t
"'Nobody but a crazy man ever put
whiskey in burgoo. The kind of burgoo
1 make the kind that has been drunk
all over Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio, is
made of vegetables and meat alone. If
you want to make, say, a gallon of
burgoo, take a gallon of water and put
in a whole chicken and a beef shank,
cut up into small pieces. Keep this
cooking until the meat is well done. Then
iput in four ears of green corn, cut off
the cob; half a doren tomatoes, a dozen
potatoes, and three onions, all cut up
very fine. This mixture must be stirred
continuously to prevent scorching, and
! water must lie added from time to time,
as is necessary. It takes from two to
three hours to cook burgoo properly, and
when you take it off the stove it should
be light brown in color and very thick.'
"'What they called burgoo after the
war, save Jaubert, 'was as thing as dish
, water, and 1 rckon there warn't any
more nourishment in it than disliwati
either. Why, some of thoe early restau
rant fellows would take a rooster that
had reached the old-age limit and boil
him in bnrgoo, spurs and all! 1 kept
no trying to improve in making burgoo
and finally hit on the recipe that I just
gave you, and have stuck to that ever
A Successful Kiperiment In South Carg
Una.
There has been a lauilabh) desire ou
the part of the public of hit year tu
improve rural-sciiooi conditions, ana in
South Carolina (York county) there Is
an experimental rural school, whose
work Is an example for thousand of
such schools all over the country, The
course or study ami the government or
the children is based upon the tlieory
that the teacher business is not pri
marily to "hoar lessons" so much as It Is
to organise, uuide, and interpret the ac
tlvities which are normal to children as
active members of the community. An
uublttsed visitor's account of this school
may convey to the reader a good Idea of
tbo working principles of what can be
done. First, however, a word should be
said of the building Itself. It is a plain,
comfortable residence, handed over to
the school authorities for the experi
ment, with several plassas on the outside
whore scholars sit and study, while in
side it is fitted up very much like the
simple homes of the children's parents,
who are nuurly all farmers. Not a desk
is to be seen, only chairs and tables, such
as may be found in any house. It should
be noted, In passing, that, while good
fortune, rather than selection, offered
suoh ideal surroundings for the children,
yet the Instigators ol this successful ex
periment, now a model for rural schools
throughout the state, have unconsciously
developed a new idea in rural-school con
struction, which will be worthy of seri
ous consideration.
"Approaching the school in the early
morning," says the visitor, "you see
across the privet hedge surrounding the
yard groups of children of all ages, from
six to 18, at work in the ample school
garden; some of them are laying out
seed beds, some are hoeing, some cutting
flowers for the schoolroom, and others
are gathering lettuce for the midday
meal. In an hour, the children have
worked off their superfluous energy and
fidgetiness, accumulated experience which
is to serve them as the basis for the
day's indoor work, and they are ready
to go inside. First, however, they go to
the pump in one of the porches and wash
the soil from their hands at this tempo
rary substitute for the shower baths and
dressingrooms soon to be installed. Hut
washing is a doubtful satisfaction with
out towels, and, as towels do not grow
on trees, thev must be provided; so, un-1
der the guidance of the teacher, the
number, size and cost of the towels is
discussed. Tane measure in hand, the
children consider various lengths, and
finally decide on towels two feet long,
The older pupils then use their arith
metic to find out how much toweling
will be needed. The cloth bought, ench
child measures off her towels, the size
is determined, and the work of basting
begins. The teacher explains why the
damask hem is best for the purpose in
hand, and shows the children how to
make it. When the towels are finished,
the children find that the hem lias re
duced their length to ii inches. Thus,
they have had an invaluable lesson in
numbers, and understand their meaning,
as thev could not have done had thev
spent the time in solving book problems
unrelated to their mornings experience.
Copyright. 1914, by E. R. Psrkinson All
rights reserved.
IS IT YOUR KIDNEYS?
Don't Mistake tbt Cause of Your Trou
blesA Barre CUIsen Gives
Valuable Hint.
Many people nover uuapect
their kldnoyH. If nunerinir from
a lame, weak or aching back,
they think that it Is only a mus
cular weuknens; when urinary
trouble nets in, they think it will
soon correct itself. And bo it is
with all the other symptoms of
kidney disorders. That is where
dancer often lies, rou snouia
realize that these troubles often
lead to dropsy or Bright'B dis
ease. An effective remedy for
weak or diseased kidneys is
Doan's Kidney Pills. Read the
experience of a resident of Barre
who has tested Doan's.
Frank E. Adams, 47 Elm
street, Barre, says:
"I have used Dean's Kidney Pills for
several months, and they have proved a
valuable remedy. For some time I had
been troubled by my kidneys. My back
ached and I had pains in my aides.
Doan's Kidney Pills cured the trouble.
I highly recommend them."
Price SOo, at all dealers'. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidnev Pills the same that Mr. Adams
had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buf
falo, N. Y.
AUCTION SALE
AT TUf
CITY AUCTION MARKET
SATURDAY, JAN. 2
Do not miss the flpucial sule of
all kinds of groceries from the
store of F. A. Nichols & Son, No.
Barre. These goods are' in fine
condition, aa the fire did not
reach them-only a little smoke
on some of the canned goods.
Come early and get your
year s stock while they last.
AT THE CITY AUCTION MAIt
KET SATURDAY, 2 and 7 P. N
0. H. HALE, 22.
EMTATI Or OUAMRI. H. KEI.U
BUSINESS CARDS
O. W. HODGDON, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Tn Year in Ceneral Practice
Office at Residence, Sanborn Block
PLAINFIELD, VT. Telephone 91-43
EAST BARRE
Grand New Year's ball under the aus
pices of Court Rob Roy, No. 6, at Oil
bcrt's hall Thursday evening, Dec. 31
Music furnished by the Military band of
Montpcher. Dancing from 8 until 2,
Admission $1 per couple. An oyster sup
per will be served in the banquet hall at
2ic per plate. ( ome and dance the old
year out and the new year in. A good
time assured to all. Dances to suit
everybody.
SOOTH BARRE.
Come to the watch party at the South
Iiarre grange hall Thursday, Dec. 31. A
short program will be rendered, after
which supper will be served. Games
for both old and voting have been ar
ranged. All you need to bring ii 1,5
cents.
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn tint there 1 at lemt ooa dreaded disease
that science bas been able to curs In all Ha
tapea, and that la Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cur
In the onlv poaitlre cure now known to the ml
leal fraternity. Catarrh belns a constitutional
disease, requires conatltutlonal treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Core la taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous aurfacea of
the system, thereby destroying the foundation
of tne msesse, ana giving tn pattern sireuisiu
hr hulldlna- un the constitution and awlsting
ture In doing Its work. The proprietors he
so mnch faith In Its cnratlee powere tnat tney
offer One Hundred Hollars for any caae tbat It
falls to cure. Send for Hat of testimonials.
Address i J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, O.
Bold by all Hntggista. 75c.
Take Hull's Family Pills for constlpstion.
7-20-4 factory output for nine months of
1914 21,097,000. Increase ef S, 430,000 orer
asm period of 1911. largest selling brand of
10c Cigars in tha world. Quality counts.
Cured His RUPTURE
1 sines
I miT be seventy-sii years old,' savs
Jaubert proudly, 'but I can still make
the best burgoo in America,. And when
1 pet too old to make burgoo, I reckon
I'll bt about ready to rash in my last
poker chip."'
Th Vojue of Whitt Paint.
A clever decorator who remodeled the
dining-mom in a New England farm- J
liousa bss ern gone so far in her im :
tif whits paint as to finish the floors with
rlt. The woodwork and furniture were ,
,also whit, but plenty of color was in
trodirred by bright rhinti pstterned pa
per and plain bright preyn nip;. The
-hite dining-room table was always
r, whih allowed th mistress to use
tinny attractively colored doily sets. Her
china showed tip to splendid advantage
na this white ground, and the flowers
1 mm th (rsrden asemei) unusually bright
end pretty in th midst of all this si lute.
A country bnu near Cleveland baa all
Ita floors palntd white, with bright
green. Mti and pnrpl rurs ed t csrry
tut certain mlr hemes f fours.
tiirur white on floors is prartii-al nl
when you are away from the rity's
moke or motor dust. The Count rroeie
Magarine and r-nrburbsa Life for .laa-wary.
I was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk
several years ago. Doctors said my only hope
of cure waa an operation. Trusses did me no
good. Finally 1 got hold of aomething that
quickly and completely cured m. Years have
passed and the rupture hss never returned,
although I am doing hard work aa a carpen
ter, rhere waa no ofwration, no loat tima, no
trouble. I have nothing to sell, but will give
full information about how you may find a
complete euro without operation, if you write
to me, Eugene M. Pullen, carpenter, "lid A
Marcellue avenue. Manaaquan, N. J. Hotter
cut out thia notice and ahow it to any others
who are ruptured- you may save a life or at
ieeet atop th misery of rupture and the
worry and danger of an operation.
STOP AT
REVEREHOUSE
BOSTON
Hot and rold water, long distance tele
phone in every room. SO rooms with
aatk. ( uteiite and service aneseeUesl.
II. t Pa ly and t'pwarda
1915 Overland
$1475
Call and take a demonstration
and convince yourself of the val
ue of the car.
Cutler's Garage
110 No. Main Street, Barre, Vt.
DR. A. C. FOSTER
Dentist
Howland Bid., Room 16 Pbone 371-W
HOURS: I to 12: 1 to I
Evenings by Appointment
EDWIN W. BRUCE
VIOLINIST TEACHER
AND
concert oRCHESTRADANCE
IS Nelson 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 C LEA KING, PRESS
ING AND REPAIRINO
MOORE & OWENS
122 North Main Street Barre, Vermont
DR. G. L. T. HAYES
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES
PECULIAR TO WOMEN
OFFICE HOURS: 8 to I P. M.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Aiso by Appointment
II ana IS Blanrhard Building Telephone II
New Year's
Flowers
Order at once, so as to get
first choice and on time.
IM Ml imrt Bl RLINCTON. VT.
ratns la ai ana Hips. i
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H. M. Farnham's
421) BIG COMBINATION
Auction
I will hold mv next combination auc
tion sale of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Poul-
I try, Carriages, Sleighs, Sleds, Harnesses,
Robes, Blankets, Whips, Halters, Farm
Tools, Household Furniture, -tc, on
Friday, Jan. 1, 1915,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at my sta
ble at M NorthflHd etrwt. Xont'pelier,
"t., 1 minutes' wslk from the Wills
River railroad station. I have a few
fresh horses and some second -ha ltd
horses of my own for thia sale and
shall rtpeii
30 TO 10
COMMISSION HORSES :
all kind. aires and pricea. Some pood
smfle and doiill- tm. Some ilouble
teams that sre rtrht for the luinlr j. .h.
tsond hstilitiff and the farm. Sinj,-!e
horwa fur the eipreea and star" btiai-
nes, IieerT and familv. A nutnt-r of
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office In Roons U, Miles Building
Telephone Connection
OFFICE HOURS : a. m. to 1? m. and 1 :M to 4
p. ol. Monday, Tuaaday, Thursday and Friday
Hiaia ..f V.r.,mnL Illatrlut ct Washington, aa.
Hw lluouraWa i'ruuate lHirt for Ilia fistrul
Afweild l
Tu ttiM krfn and all uaraona InWrseted In
tfia eaUta ui Oisuual 1L aUsd. lata vt Ua
oily iaT Darra, In aaJ4 dvrinav uaasssi,
CUEITTINO I
MlKhRAR, sprlleatloa hath keen mads to
thla euurt, in writing, by the aaeuuior, gray
ing (r lleeuse and authority to lived to hmma
H. Dudley, f the town uf Uarra, ouuuly of
Waahliigtua and elate at Vermont, eartalo
rami eelaus, aitualed in tUe town us llarra, in
tlie aiHinty of Washington and state of Ver
mont, nanasly, being all and tiie same land
and tirenilaia said Kmnia II. Dudley and others
ovnveyed to llsJon M. Road by Umlr deed of
Auguatt IVut i said land aud pretnUea ara
Ituauxl In lh village of HuuUt lierra, aa
railed, and Lirund northeely by tba highway
leadlna (rum Main alreet to and past tba poe
Islung mil la uf HI hit A Gordon, aoutlierly by
land of NuUian Harrington, eawterly by land
of A. W. Lane and 1. Kdward Ward and
wlfu, and waaterly by land of Harr A Cor
don, bet lis the aatna land and premises which
am now ixeupled by the said mma H. Dud
ley and tha same that Oram el H. Itaod aa
eimihiUtuwtor of the aetata vt said Helen M.
Deed convoyed to said Emma H. Dudley under
a llcunae granted by the probata court to eon
vy auid read aataW in accordnnna wth thai
contra 1 aald Helen H. Hoed made and entered
into in her ltutlme and tha aama land and
premises that aa.d Emma H. Dudley, on the
aama day, conveyed to aald Oramat H. Heed ;
rufertnea to aald deeda and license and reeords
of the same for further duacription and bound
ary of said pnemiaea : ran compliance by the
said Emma H. Dudley with tba eonditlone of
an orwl contrast by and between the said
Orvmel H. Baud la hie lifetime and said Emma
H. Dudley, which said oral contract waa sub
stantially on the same terms and conditions aa
exprneeed in atikl written contract between
aafd Hulen M. I teed and aald Emma H. Dudley
aa aforesaid, rvu resenting that the said da-
OMuied waa in hia lifetime under contract,
being the oral contract aforesaid, binding in
etjulty to deed said land and premises to aald
Emma H. Dudley on compliance by said Emma
11. Dudley with the conditions of aald con
tract, and further representing that by deeding
aa aforesaid the aaaeta in the hands of aald ex
ecu tor will not be so reduced aa to prevent a
creditor of aald deceneed from receiving hia
whole dent or dimlnteh hia dividend.
WHEREUPON, the aald court annotated and
assigned the lHth day of January, ISIS, at
the probate otMoe In Montpelier, in said district,
to hear and decide upon said application and
petition, and ordered public notice thereof to
be given to all persons interested therein, by
publahing aaid order, together with the time
and place of hen ring, three weeks sueceaelvety
in the Iiarre Daily Times, a newspaper which
circulates in the neighborhood of those persons
interested In aaid estate, all of which publica
tions ahatl be previous to the day aeeigned
for hearing.
THERE ORE. rou ara hereby notified to
appear before aaid court, at the time and place
assigned, then and there in anid court to make
your objections to the granting of such li
cense, if you aee cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier. fn
said district, thin SOta day of December, 1914.
MAKY J. CUTLER, Register.
Dec. 81 Jan. 7-U
FOUK LINES FOR 2.c
lioasnei.te-at he rat- el four '-J"! ! . , J,
five eanta for the Bret iaseruea and 0 '
for aaeb subeauuent laeertioa.
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARMS FOB BALK t)K K
good reUngprop.rty (arms "" 'j "f
rrvin is w ew cows t s"
Htewart, Nurthfteld. Vt,
ISV.
TO RENT
.tea Worrying I IteeeaM yeM ewsil sees and
Independent I Get a feres! a.very -
I know la doing wen enu. - r. -are
the happlaat people on earth. v i,a v.
a fanue and can saUafy the loua -
be
yu
era
th
back to nature i . ...
un sisH.r la one IV, miles front
City on main road with no bills. 'ln'a,J
to contain 160 acres of Undi . ol m is
tllWe. most of which lays UW sad Is en
timiv free from atone: produced from i W
U tone of bay laat aeaeon. A Urge
of softwood lumbar enougn to neip -'"
the farm I bard wood enough for home ua.
Ten-room bouee. I barns wlUi UMK
htdi a oool boma. a good Investment . u.ily
gL 4 K.rva rite: eaay terms
be given. You will want to sea this.
NO. S70 104 acres) IS to e ewres ol ull
age, which la all machine mowing lj t"
Tcim of woodland and one of tba beat sugar
orcharda In town: from 700 to DM sugar t.
equipped with MS buckets, iron arch. etc. , i
year's supply of sugar wood all ready ! an sx.
cellent fruit orchard! estimated to he"W
ft. of softwood timber i consiuering '
Uon, being only about lfe miles from saw.
mill, with no- hill, thla la of consider!,,,
value : produced from SO to 40 tons of bar last
season and keeps from IS to 20 bead: new
r.A .n mi, il ft i an 8-foom bouse in
good condiUoni haa recently been palnUl and
papered inside; good cellar, beat of running
water at bouse and barn: with the farm. tl.
owner wishes to sell 1 horee, weighing a tout
1.1SV0 Iba an extra good worker enu ''er
8 grade cows. 4 2-year-old heifers, 1 calf; a, I
the hay, aiiage. some potatoes, mowing ma
chine, new a year ago: horse rake and weeder,
.U n.w within a vear t horse hoe. Si ring-
tooth harrow, pung sleigh with sled and body,
new pair work harneeaee which cost .-..,. u0;
.lc.t. wnw h.Ad. aintrlji driving namees.
small tools and all sugar tools i will sell every-
thing (or 13.200.00 1 terms, Sl.ouu.vo u..n;
balance on time. This property U located only
about 1 miles from the famous Nortn Mont-
poller creamery and 4 to 4 -j mo irom
Fiainfletd; mails delivered: telephone lm
pitas ; thia is an exceptionally good propition
if you are looking for a medium-priced farm
and one worth more money than thia tan be
bought for.
fin. SSR 120 aerea. located only 1 mile
from town : on thia farm is a good trout t.ond.
which the owner has stocked wiOh 2u.0(i trout
liuHnn the ruut three rears. This place will
carry from 20 to 25 head and team; produced
80 tons of hay but year ; sugar orchard of So0
iJ'h "1NT"i "mit Insjulre at
" b M',, S44t
.f'wIi!MN",!.,U OOM TO RFNT Kltrhea
- !?!! deelresl. t French street. 144tf
an'd''0 etKNT -Hlg rooms, warn.
Noiti r"!" : 1 tvtnmr W!'1 avenue and
l a mlnsry streut Apply to F. D. Herk.
'. lark street i telephone M-l. 4Ut
- -"i)-.M.TO RKNT- 80 AsrUl street, litit
Room th ovu-e . ,, . .
Cull at i- u. m n" mooero ooDvenienesa.
"t 1, Wellington street. ttllf
will? "T-Downasaira tenement of 8 rooms
water " v ""fto ""J "rtn
Mrl-ellan. tiltt'lf
FOR
r.'n no.
RKNT-Houss oa Fraoklla
street,
2wtf
in 00 HENTCo" boues on Perrr street.
vru t.v,- 'ivtt
loo lr-"lenement on Foster streelj
FOR SALE OB EXCHANCE-8 farms. Itnl
Telephon, 314-1 H. A. FBELPS CO.
TO RENT Tenement for rent on first floor
1 Pi J"0! Improvements and furnace heat,
lies-ant street E. L. Dens more. mti
str2 ,ItEniTrA ,m"U t'n'ment at 11 Chureh
o 7 ' h'"l U "d" 'nau'' o' "r.
M. O. Ntlrknev ,u.j
218tf
TO RENT Two front rooms suluble for
IV?!?' e?rne.r ot -Nortl Main and Granite
Kvvly treamery, 800 Notb Mala
18Mf
,fTLow,.r nemeirt. Quarry
fiT u. Wi,' U", n'1 carrlagehouae. let email
lamily; 114 mil from Barre City: terms
Box 72, K. F. O.
14 a
moderate for the winter.
ii o. a
FOR. SALE
is mR..SAI;A n'w 0r"n Mcmnbxln silo,
in." M. OHvV tMy tU,wi Osborne mow
ing machine; hay rake; dies harrow and
smoothing harrow ; these tools have bean used
I seasons; a Wetaon farm wagon. 1 bodies
and hay rack ; will aeil at a sacrifice. W. 8.
'islsey. Eaet Orange, Vt. 240U2
FOR SALE Gnien blockwood ; also evap
orator for small orchard. Apply to F. M.
Allen, East Hill, Marre; telephone 16S-2.
246U
I OR SALE All kinds of honsehold furnl
ture, carnota and linoleum, heating s fovea and
ranges ; 1 Corniaji organ, a good one, caa be
bought cheap; also a few choice pulleta: 1
,J22r bftPin. Imiulre St 68 Merchant
street, Barre, Vt. 246U
J. C. WADLEIGH
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
21 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IS ALL
BRANCHES OF PRACTICAL WORK
Telephones, 84SJ-I, 18-W Barre, Vt.
ESTATE OF M. W1LLARD DIX
State of Vermont, District of Washington, ss.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
Aforesaid :
To the heira and all persons interested in
the estate of M. Willani Dix. late of the
town of Barre, In said district, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court in writing, by the administrator,
praying for license and authority to sell all of
real mate of said deceased, to wit: Situated
In the city of Barre. town of Barre. and town
of East Montpelier, In aaid district, being two
building lots on rrench eetate, so called, in
he city of Barre: the home farm, including
the widow'a homestead right therein, aituatej
in said towns of Barre and East Montpelier;
Iso an undivided interest in a cottage in
roton, in One county of Caledonia, rep
resenting to said court that it would be
beneficial to the heirs and all persons inter-
rated in the estate of said deceased, to sell
said real estate and convert the same into
money.
And bringing into court the consent and
pprobation in writing, of all the heirs to
said estate reeidlng in this state, and setting
forth the situation of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed and
aeeigned the 11th day of January, 1015, at the
probate omce in Montpelier, in aald district,
hear and decide uoon aaid application and
petition, and ordered public notice thereof to
be given to all peraone interested therein, by
publiehing said order, together with the time
nd pisre of heanng, three weeks successively
the Marre Dally limes, a newspaper which
rruiatee In the neighborhood of those persona
tcrested tn aaui estate, ail of whioh publi
cations shall be previous to the day aaaigned
for heanng.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
pear before said court, at the time and
place aaaigned, then and there In said court
to make your objections to the granting of
such license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, in aaid
district, thai . 28d day of nrember. 1914.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge.
Dec. 24-S1 Jaa. 7
AIR COMFRESSORS-We are specialising
on second-hand air compressors, steam and
power driven, all makes and sixes, guaranteed
trees; a good grafted fruit orchard; the main I " "on , "nd I us your inquiries. Geo. S.
barn Is 46x72 ft., newly shingled; hi. silo ("'n. 2W Congress street, Boston.
and basement; tie-ups for 25 head; .-room ... R
house, newly papered and painted; running ,h"" f ,iA, rOUn,? hon,' ! "' I also
water at house and barns; tahia farm is pleas- -,"'" rea" ,or selling, leaving town: will
antlv situated: with the farm, the owner will " once; also house to rent
sell 4 full-blooded Jersey cows. 6 grade Jer
seys, 2 2-year-old heifers, 2 small cn, d
yearling heifers, 1 pr. 5-year-old Morxan
homes, worth from 1400.00 to 1500.00; 9
shoots. 1 brood sow. 60 hens, 2-horsc farm
wagon, new expraea wagon, open buggy, pleigh,
2-horee sled, work harness, single driving
huimi. sinirla work harness, horse rake.
spring-tootli harrow, weeder. cultivator. Sim to
600 sap buckets, storage tank, draw tubs, etc.,
DeLaval cream separator and other dairy
tools, all ready for immediate possesumn ;
price for all, 4, 600.00. 23Uf
in South Bi
iarre. Telephone 421-5.
NO. 869 One of the beet farms In Wash
ington county . nearly 70 acres of perfectly
level tillage land : about 200 acres of pmUure
and woodland : 2H miles from Barre City ;
without doubt, one of the beet barns in this
section: good bouse: this is a money-making
proposition, and if looking for a farm which
will keep a lot of stock and near Barre City,
this will appeal to you. Let us give you fur
ther particulars.
FOR SALE Second-hand sugaring outfit:
Monarch boiling rig, 814 ft., sugaring-off
arch and pan. gathering tank. 200 galvanized
buckets, 600 painted wood buckets, spouts and
!1V H. Carpenter. Marahfield, Vt. 240t8
FOR SALE A small locomotive boiler, 9 ft.
long 2 ft. 4 in. diameter, open bottom: in
n repair w.tn water glass and gauge; esti
mated about 15 h. p.; also 4 hangers and 12
ft. shafting. C. H. Gale, 46 Barre street.
Montpelier, Vt ; 'phone 221-M. 238H2
FOR SALE 1,500 cords wood of all kinds,
green and dry; I sell direct from the woods to
your door and can save you money ; he wise
and tave your money : also. 100 tons of No. 1
horse hay, good qi.ality. A. Tomaai, 12 Mer.
chant street; telephone 177-W. 2.17U"
Your real estate wants will receive prompt
attention. A large list to choose from ; eight
offices, all doinqr business.
Auctioneering properly handled St reiwon
sble rates.
THE D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGEVCY
Howland-Cave Building,
Barre. Vermont
FOR SALE Lumber, dimension 1A special
ty : green wood, S2.60 delivered in city, for
cash : wanted, men and teams to work
woods. F. E. Downing, tel. 208-4 Barre. or
2B.O Washington. UltS'ti
TOR SALE A National cash register; S
drawers; In first-class condition; will be sold
at a bargain. Call at Dodge's creamery. ?'.'Stf
FOR SALE -Loose horse and cow hay. K.
Carleton, 21 Highland avenue: 'phone 411-11
2171 f
FOR SALE Scott's delicious extracted
honey at home. Id Richardson street. E. M.
Lyon's store, Smith & Cumings, the F. D
Ladd Co.; guaranteed pure bees' honey. i'lStf
ESTATE OF CHARLES ELIAS SMITH
MIDWIFERY
Having had many years' experieaea, I am
prepared to serve any woo soey need toe serv-
kaa of a midwife ar obstetric aunw Address
Mrs. Elizabeth La Clair
14 Sassaser St. Telephone 17S-1I, Barra, Vt,
Attention, Horse Owners!
We carry the largest Una ef Herneeev
Blanketa and Hera FamJshings ef any con
cern In Waahlngteei ceaaty, and ear a rices
are the leweet. (esse and see. Oar tittle
factory la eq sipped to asanefectare aaythinf
la the Baraeea Una. Plenty ef eeaapetesit
werkaseei te give yea presapt sttenkieei and
lrst-laas work
SHERMAN If. PARKER
Kerth Main tltreet Barra, VeraMfit
HAY FOR SALE
About 20 tons of choice se
loctod horp hay and about five
ton, jtalk hay; mu.t be sold,
rrice, (15.00 ptr ton.
Lewis K. Averill
F. D. Ne. t. Rare
State of Vermont, District of Washington, ss.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Washington:
To all persona interested In the estate of
Charlea Eliaa Smith, late of the city of Barre,
in said district, der eased, GREETING :
At a probetc court, holden at Montpelier,
within and for said d'strict, on the -'id day of
December, 1S14, an instrument purporting to
be the laet will and testament of Charlea Eiias
Smith, late of the city of Barre, in said dis
trict, deraaaed, waa presented to the court
afonwaid, for probate.
And it is ordered by aaid court tbat the
Nth day of January, 1U. at the pro
bate office in aald Montpelier, be aaaigned
for proving aaid ins t ru meat, and that
notice thereof be given to all persons con
cerned, ty publishing that order three weeks
sucesesively in the Barre Daily Tunae. a
newspaper circulating in that vicinity, in aaid
district, previoiia to the time aptointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and place
aforesaid, and contat the probate of said will,
if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier. la
said district, this ;d day of IVeember. 1914.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge
Der. 24-81 Jan.
Farms and City Property
For Sale
NO. 280 FOR SALE, 150-acre farm. !H
miles from Barre City; 60 acres In tiliairr.
balance pasture, timber and woodland, esti
mated to be 78 M. of softwood timber and s
large amount of bard wood: sugar orchard.
grafted fruit orchard ; fields free f rora stone
and machine mowed ; will cut SO tens of hay
and will keep 86 head of stock and team ; 2
basement bams, 80x40 and 40x62 ; SO stan
chions, silo and ehickenhouse ; neariy new l'.i
room house ; water at house and bera ; R F.
D. and telephone lines ; owner will ,el! farm
alone or will sell stock, crops and tot'ls
FOR SALE Richly bred Holstein hulls,
reedy for service: grand sons of the great
Pontiac Thorndyke, from advance register
dnm. W. B. Dodds A Sons, North Hero. Vt
ai2t8
PL LVERIZED SLATE STONE FOR SALE
In any quantity; the proper article for -valks.
drives or cellar bottoms: delivered In any
quantity. Inquire of N. M. Nelson, 20 Mer
chant street I4!itf
FOR SALE E. M. F. 80 touring car In
perfect condition ; - thoroughly overhauled and
repainted. Apply at Capital Oarage (Jo.. Court
street, Montpelier, Vt 72tf
LOOSE HAY FOR SALE Inquire of Will
S. Page. SI South Main atreet sitf
Electric Lighting Plants
We have installed at Sunnyside Farm s
modern electric plant for lighting all our
building. We will be glad to show you just
lot of the tools are new and nearly m w . nice j how satsifartory thia is, and give you quota-
farm team that coat 1600 : owner w in ire Uone on the cost of one to ligttt your own
granite business and will give someone s good buildings. Don't pay a big price for a small,
trade on tbia. .S.'tf j inferior plant. You will feel better satisfied
to buy a good-siaed plant at a low figure.
COMMISSIONERS' K0TICE
ESTATE OF ARBIE M. EDWARDS
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the honorable pn-naie court lor the dletrv-t of
Weahinrtoa. t OMMIlSIONa,RS. to
examine, and a.I;tnt tlie claims and demands
of all perron sirainst the eetate of Aboie M
Edwards.
NO. IS1 FOR SALE, farm of Sf ac-s In
a nice country village: 20 acres in tillage.
balance pasture aad titaber land: estimated to
be 100 M. of co ft wood limber and a e i lot
of hardwood ; only 4 miie to a g i stm
saw-mill and ScbMa f actor? ; good fruit or
chard ; farm wtr. hews 8 rows and ttmrn : base
ment bars 0. I stanchions: ct .,r.t."
and ahede : hawse ef ' rooms, aeide frttn hal's
and pantrv ; water at house and lw
Inge all In good condition ; only a
to school, church and stores : v. hi ch
thia farm with the timber that on : ZKItf
COME AND SEE
A. W. ALLEN CO.
Orange County and New England Telephenaa
Comfort Sleiphs With or
Without Springs
hui-d- I IJ4.0S to fli.CI
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sv for
One sat heavy I-beam logging sleds In
is. is
r,rr for
tillage
.aid a
of soil ;
4 or f
good condition
COME AND SEE
A. W. ALLEN CO.
Orange Ceanty aad New England Taleptieaee
NO. 2J-FOR SALE or mill
small city prrperty : I? acres of 1.
land, s"H miles from Barre Cit .
nearly level, sewaoth, and the be'
young fruit orchard; place will ke. -eow,
and team; basement Kara 1"
ehtnne: ehieketihouee : running eavr h,n 1 '
of I roowts ; bulidinga not ertra I it en j
comfortable: nice piece for chirk,-, rardtn I
truck aad r en era! farming tn a ew a" a Trvrrrrinff Sleds all readv to hitch
etemaratter can make a good Hvlne 1p- end LrB'" irus nil icnu.v to III It II
work In the eity : If yew Sara a , , . : place sQ
in the chy row wtah to evrhenre. ns show lu'
yoa thia pioperty. rt.'tf
r;:: HEAVY LOfiGINC SLEDS
We have heavy Teaming and
late of Barre Town, tn aald district.
deceased, and all liaims eahibited la offset
" - " " ' " - - - . - teoewiewT aouea. oaiv a rw
Ws have several grM barwaine tr
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and that aea be hnarht f-- a low 1-
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