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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, . BARRE, VT., THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1917.
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Gold Medal
This coal and gas range with two ovens
is a wonder for cooking
Although less than four feet long it can do every kind of cooking for any ordinary
family by gas in warm weather or by coal or wood when the kitchen needs heating.
There is absolutely no danger in this combination, as
the gas range section is as entirely separate from the
coal section as if placed in another part of the kitchen.
By using both the coal and gas sections of the top,
nine large utensils may be heated at one time.
A Large Roast and other
baking can be done at the
same time in the coal oven.
See the Pastry Baking always in sight in the gas
oven. The most delicate cake can be perfectly baked
and watched through the glass paneled door.
The advantage is plain
Two Ovens give double
capacity and allow
the cook to com
plete the baking
m one half the us
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WEST TOPSHAM
School began Monday, the 16th, after
four weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCrillis of Mas
sachusett-a are in town for an indefinite
stay.
Miss Eula Poole has been in Orange
for a few days.
Miss Lena Philbrick of Orange was
guest of Miss Sadie Bagley a few day
the past week.
Mrs. Harry Hanson and children have
returned to their home in Kast Jiarre.
Misses Lettio Tomlinson and Ruth
Sayles. who have been spending their va
cation in Richmond, have returned here
and are boarding with Mr. and Mrs. W.
R, Hight.
Misses Ivilou McKay and Linnie Welch
have been visiting in Eat Topsham.
Misses Erma Welch and Marie MO'
Kav have been in East Topsham recently
Sherwood and Percy Williams are ill
with the measles.
Mis Bernioe Magoon visited at her
brother's, Ernest Magoon, Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Mchay of East Topsham
is spending a lew days with her brother.
L. G. McKav.
Ex-Representative C. H. Hight and
Mr. Hight have returned from Montpe
ler.
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Mrs. Fred JI. Beal returned yesterday
to her work in Concord, N. It., after
few days' visit at Warren J. Real's. Her
hu-sbaii'd has been employed a year at
Halifax. X. S.. on a granite job. His
health has been very good while in Hali
fax.
Rev. Verdi M. Martin of Oavsvillc was
in Hartford yesterday to officiate at the
funeral of Mrs. James M. Clay, who for
many year was a resident of (iaysville,
Miss E. L. Manie went yesterday to
Rochester for a visit.
Mrs. Maud Von Pleese, who went two
veaw ago to May wood, 111., has been
elected secretary and treasurer of the
Woman's club of that city. The club has
la menib' rsnip ot nearly aw.
Karlo Mieftinen is at home from
Worcester, Mass., where he has been
working.
Alva R. Mack returned yesterday to
his home in Hedford, X. H.. after visit
ing his sister, Mrs. H. W. Davis.
After thctannnal rearrangement and
repair. the tree lihrary win be open at
the usual hours next Saturday.
BERLIN
northern grown varieties can bo obtained
of certain local dealers whose names will
be furniuhed on application to this office.
Alfalfa fa worth trying. Let ine help
you to get some started.
F. II. Abbott,
County Agent.
EAST BARRE
Special allowing of children's bata Sat
urday, April 21. Florence Whitcomb
East Pane. adv.
Soo Fitts' line children's dresses.
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Farm Buildings of Solon Lawrence De
stroyed by Fire.
The furm buildings of Solon Lawrence
on the west side of Berlin pond were de
stroyed by fire lietween 11 and 12 o'clock
yesterday forenoon, the tire starting
I ii r mm . I a chimnev. Tlie blaze was dis
covered by neihlKirs, who notified thejy
family, but the flames traveled so fast jj
that lit tie was saved, the loss is $2,000,
covered bv insurance. Mrs. Lawrence
j Safety First-Buy a Light I
New Carriage Lamps
Reynolds Son, Barre
died Sunday and her funeral was held i a
Tuesday. Arthur Lawrence lived with
hi father on the farm and Mrs. Starr
was the houekeejKr. Solon Lawrence is
in pour health.
Improves witti Use
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The Eight
Seven rsssenprer Tourira
l.l-inch whwlbaae
$1930
The Four
Seven Piuuwnsrer Tourinf
121-inch wheelba
$1285
All I'riceo f. o. b. Toledo
Subject to change
without notice
"Made in U. S. A."
Carbon pulls down an ordinary motor it
builds up the Willys-Knight motor.
Instead of a destructive clement, carbon i3
the reconstructing life which makes the Willys
Knight motor more efficient after thousands of
miles of use than when new.
Think what a practical advantage this is and
how much it adds to the joy of owning a mo
tor car.
Did you ever talk with the owner of a Willys
Knight 12,000 joined the ranks last year
would you like to meet one and question him?
Let us arrange this for you.
H. F. CUTLER & SON, Dealer
'Phone 402. 310 North Main St., Barre, Vt.
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TUN BRIDGE
K. M. Buchanan remains in a critical
condition. Iiiehmond Skinner of J5oy
alton is caring for him.
Our representative, V. T. Noble, found
lawmaking and measles a rather tcriou
complication. He was able to come home
triday, but is quite weak.
Koy Montgomery has moved his fam
ily frm Katt St, Johnsbmy and is dom
iciled in the creamery tenement.
(j. II. Granjry and M. C. Flanders have
been appointed commissioners of the llul
dah Smith estate.
James M. Thompson of Montpeller, ad
ministrator of the estate of Huidah
Smith, who has been at Klihu Tulller'a
a few days, went to Randolph Monday
on his way home.
(!eor?e Sumner, has stred his house
hold goods and is with Mrs. Sumner's
people in Uraintree. Mr. Sumner has
property interests here and a good many j
friends.
EAST CALAIS
Remember that all schools in town be
gin April 30.
(iordon and Rudolph Leonard returned
b--iue Wednesday from a visit with their
grandparent, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Leonard.
Miss Mona Kcnis-ton is spending a few
davs with Mrs. L. 1. Burnham.
Clarabella and Warren I5ron, Georce
Wheelock and Balph Dwinell are enter
taining the measles. Wayne Burnham
has recovered from them and able to be
out HL'ain.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Carr were business
visitors in Barre Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hatch and hildren
of Woodbury epent Sunday and Monday
at Mrs. Hatch parents,' Mr. and Jlrs.
George Barker.
WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM
BUREAU ASSOCIATION.
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We have just received a large line of the
best Oil and Electric Driving Lamps and
Lanterns.
The new state law requires ALL VEHI
CLES to carry a light after May 1st. You
can save money by making your selection
here.
Special prices to livery stables and dealers
in dozen lots.
Call and get our prices.
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Report for Week Ending April 14.
WEST BERLIN.
E. E. Densmore waa a business visitor
in Barre Wedneeday.
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N. D. Phelps Company
Telephone 29 138 North JIain Street S
! SAXON
Look! Resinol has
cleared that awful
skin-eruption away
The moment that Resinol Oint
ment touches itching akin the itch
ing usual ly stops and healing begins.
That is why doctors have prescribed
it so successfully for over 20 years
in even the severest aases of ecie
ma, ringworm, r.isho, and many
other tormeDting, disfifruru-ig skin
diseases. Aided bv warm baths with
Resinol Soap, Resinol Ointment
makes a sick skin or scalp healthy,
quickly, easily and at little cost.
Restaol OinteMnt and Resinol Smp iIm
treat)? twin to claox IT pimple and dan
druff. Said fay all drurfista- Men with tender
face wckofM Kennol Sharuif Stick.
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on Sale Friday, April 20, at
Russell's, The Red Cross Pharmacy
Calls at headquarters 1!
letters written , 25
Farm visits 3
Miles traveled 152
Two and one-half dayaj of this week
were sent at a conference of the county
agents of the state in Burlington. Such
conferences are very valuable, inasmuch
as thev pive opportunity for the tx-
vhange of ideas and reports of smvespful
work or methods that have been taken up
in other counties. Thev also give oppor
tunity for meeting representatives from
the i S. department of atrrii'iilture at
Washington and to get their opinion
and idea.
At this conference we had with us Mr.
TrunmrirAv wlifi i wnrtin-r in till d'lart-
ment of farm management, and who fur- j J
msiiea us witn some very goou poinis
about the work. Mr. Simmons explained
some of the important principles of farm
bureau organization, and the helpful
hints which h gave should aid us in
our endeavor to make the farm bureau
work more successful.
Ex-Gov. Gates spoke to the convention
on the need of food preparedness, and I
Commissioner Hillegas of the state board
of education told how we should co-oper-j
ate with the bovs and girls to encourage;
greater crop production in I PI 7.
Dean J. L. Hills of the college gave a
report of the national agricultural com
mittee meeting held in M. Louis last
week, which embodied many recommen
dations.
The count T agents divided into om-
mittees to deliberate upon the various
questions. Beports of these committee.
were submitted to the contercm-e and
thoroiiL-hlv dicu?ed. The result was i
the adoption of certain lines of work and
recommendations whi-h should 1 car-
ied out by each county agent in his re -
ective county relative to increas-ing the
production of food rrops. A detailed re
port of this conference will appear in
Wednesday' iue.
The Kinc Phillin seed corn ordered by
the members of the bureau arrived last'
week and is in the process of ditribu-1
lion.
To those who are planning to sow some
alfalfa this year. I wish to state that
nplible seed of both the Grimm and
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This Car is the only Motor Car selling for less than
$1,000.00 that has a six-cylinder motor of continental
t manufacture, also remember that it has Timken roller
bearings throughout.
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