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THE BAHRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT., TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920.
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest from
Different Section!.
I The Meihnrfiat and Congregational
churches ami the Lnwrenen Memoriul
I library in Bristol have each received a
chrok'for $728.04, from the W. A. Law
rence, estate.
Only four rasp of intoxication were
(' tried in Bin-lington city court for the
i first three month of the year and
three of these were tried in January.
There were no arrests in February and
only one in .March,
Over $3,150 has been rained in Bnr
linpton for the Near Kant drive. None
tof the money raised for that purpose
dm-Frig the year by organizations is in
cluded in th'at amount. Including that,
, it '. would reach about. 11,000
Miss Florence M. Thorn of Newark,
NY J., has been engaged as pastor's
assistant for the Baptist church in
Brattlcboro. Miss Thorn has been tak
jjing a course to fit herself for euoh
'work and ha also had extensive ex
; periencc.
The South Vernon hotel, which has
been closed for a number of years, is
to be opened and used as an old peo
ple's home. A Boston company con
nected with the Advent church has
bought the property and has named it
the Vernon Advent Christian home. It
Will be primarily for ministers, their
wives, missionaries and others of. the
Advent faith.
Three-year-old Grace Aunchman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Aunch
man of Salisbury, was badly burned a
few days ago while playing with
matches. When found, her clothing
was on fire and although it was -soon
extinguished by her mother, the skin
came off her right shoulder and half
way to her knee and her neck, face
and hips were also burned. She will
recover. '
The net income for the past six
months from the Bennington water
system was $10,712.03, the best half
year since the system was given to the
village by the late Henry W. Futnam
of Wan Diego, Cal., in 1913. Since it
has been owned by the village it has
earned for the hospital association
MOO,!I15.50, the net income going to
that institution by the provisions of
Mr. Futnam
New Plan for Windsor County Y. M.
C. A. Summer Camp.
At a recent meeting of the Windsor
oounty Y. M. C. A. committee, the own
ers of Camp B:Ilingsl the summer camp
for boys and girls, it was decided to
lengthen the season for buiih sections
of the camp, the girls' period open
ing on July 1 and closing July 31, run
ning a full month or 31 days, and the
bo)'s' section beginning on Aug. 2 and
continuing through until Sept. 1, or
31 days.
Now improvements and additions to
the property are pUnned for which
will add much to the already well
equipped site. A junior and senior (.na
tion will be conducts during both
period the ooming season for the first
time and owing to the limited number
that can be accommodated, applica
tions will be accepted (provided all reg
ulations are- complied with) in order
of their arrival at the county 1. M. C
A. office after April 15,
Any boy or girl of good character is
welcome and will receive an illustrated
folder and an application blank on
rommunicating with St-"retary A. C.
llurd vt White Kiver Junction. Camp
Billings is not conducted lor profit;
instead the aim is to provide well
conducted summer place for young peo
ple of limited means.
WAS STABBED IN THE- ARM.
Frank Krischker of Burlington Injured
By a U. S. Soldier.
Burlington, April 8. Frank Krisch
ker of 120 North avenue, a former ex
ervice man who was overseas with the
A. E. F. and was wounded four times,
was stabbed in the left arm below the
nhouMer Haturday niht about 10:30
o'clock by an unknown soldier from
Fort Ethan Allen, nnr the corner of
North street and North Winooski ave
nne. It is ;d thst Krichker had been
ilrinking and was under the influence
if liqtror when he encoun-'.ered the sol
dier, wlto was accompanied by a girl.
It is not known just how the argu
ment started, but it has been learned
that it concerned the war. It is under
rtood tht the soldier struck Kritcbker,
who immediately returned the blow.
The soldier then drew a knife and after
ome gra'ppling, cut a deep gash in
Kri-hkpr' arm from the shoulder to
the elbow.
James Sullivan of North street, who
iraa with KrUx-hker at he time, ac
fompanied the young man to bis home
nd Dr. 5. E. Latour of Elmwood ave
iik was summoned about 11:30 and
took a number of stitches in the arm.
The doctor slated yetferdsy that the
r.ound . a bad one but that there
sis no danger.
The Only Way Out.
The Anirr'ksn business world sees in
ttr-rrased production the way cut of
ii present abnormal price Mtuatiun.
md the only way. ro important is this
eyarded al a mrans of restoring nor
nal condition. th chamber of co ai
re n-e of the1 United States will make
ts fig-nth annnal meetinp. to le held
,t Atlantic City. April il to 20. an
"in Teased pnitliK'tion ronvention."
The rhandK-r prips-s in this jtatlier
tig of rppreM-ntatie of moro than
,iXI industrial and bu-incss or(.snin
ions to get at the rrv rout of waya
,nd means of stimulating the" basic in
lustries tf the country to energetic
a-titity. Kvrry subjt't tsk n up w ill i
diM U"eH! from the fxiint nf iew of !
wtinnal and world ro.lii.tion.
("ori'idersldc m ir rn t ayri- '
iiittirsl prri!iirt i 9. The pernmciil
rt . the farmir srt and the .art of j
lie tuiii man will be presented.'
-abrr in rc'sti-m to prr-dmi ion will'
dini-d br one of the leader of ,
shnr a well a- from the employer's
ewr"nt. Ihe NtM.n liuine-.
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Maral FCrt Good. !
-Vlih one of r.kfwre' Ist do
.H r-jrard s fcj ms-teri e-e
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l.j-btly Lt j e. k d
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I d "t . t r"T"f up a a hA ,
r r na a e - d j' lir of p a. I
aere;r Vnow 1st af:er eeir.g a per-'
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e fl p't'e. st.J ' i m' in t,.d
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Un'ii.
CLAIMS WIFE BEAT HIM.
Ira H. Mather of Brattlcboro Seeks Di
vorceand So Does She.
Brattlcboro, April 0. Ira H. Mather
of Bra.ttleboro has filed in the county
clerk's office a petition for divorce from
Kdith (Squires) Mather, nd the lat
ter has filed a counter petition against
her husband. Kach asks far the custo
dy of a minor daughter.
In his petition Mr. Mather says they
were married Feb. 27, 1907, and lived
in Guilford and Brattlcboro until
March 30, 1920. Ho alleges a statutory
offense and adds that his wife "did also
on divers occasions and times pound,
beat and bruise the libellant herein."
His wife, Edith P. Mather, alleges
wilful desertion, intolerable severity,
and since Jan. 11, 1914, neglect and re
fusal to support. IShe says she is with
out means and is obliged to work days
and part of the time nig'hti to supply
needed food and raiment.
Mrs. Mather further says "that on
March 31 Mr. Mather took their daugh
ter clandestinely and placed her in the
custody of his sister, Mrs. Lottie Hop
kins of Brattlcboro, against the child's
wishes and is keeping her there. She
says that on the same day she re
quested Mrs.. Hopkins to allow the
child to go home, but that Mrs. Hop
kins refused, claiming ito have been in
structed by Mr. Mather to keep the
child from her mother.
Mrs. . Mafilier asks the court to give
her the temporary custody of the girl
pending the proceedings, and thai Mr.
Mather be restrained from interfering
with the mother's custody of the child.
A hearing on the question of temporary
custody probably will, be held.
Fred L. Carpenter of Brattlcboro has
filed a petition for divorce from Ida
(Dickerson) Carpenter on statutory
grounds. He says they were married
May 4, 1895, in West port, N. H., the
bride's home then being in West Swan
zey and that they lived together until
March 1, 1920. Ten children were born
to them, five of whom are minors,
whose custody he seeks. By order of
Judge Harrie B. Chase, Mrs,. Carpenter
is restrained from interfering with her
husband in his care and custody of the
minor children.
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notts for Week Ending April 3.
A few calls for farm account books
have come in this week from those
whose account year begins April 1
There is an ample supply of these
books at the farm bureau office and
there is no better time to start one
than richt now. The farmer who
keeps an account of his farm business
need have no worries when the income
tax man appears. There is nothing eo
convincing as the actual figures of a
record. Over 100 Orange county farm
ers have purchased account books for
the year 1920. Are you one?
At a meeting of "the farm bureau
executive committee on Tuesday tven-
ing the most important matter of busi
ikss was the resignation of Miss Uut
ton as home demonstration agent,
which was accepted by the committee.
The resignation takes effect May 1.
Miss Dutton has been the home demon
stration agent in this county since the
first of October, 1917, and was at that
time one of the pioneers in the work in
the state, being preceded only a few
days by the home demonstration agent
in Addison county, who was the first
one in the state. The farm bureau be
lieves the work that has been accom
plished by the borne economics depart
ment has been far reaching in its ef
fects and results and has Tendered real
service to the county. Miss Dutton
Quick
Action
Corn
Cure
"Geti-If Stops Pain Instanfly and
Corn Soon Lift Right Off.
A few drops of "Get-H" quenches
psina like water quenches fire. Give
eorn
you
immediate relief.
"Oats-It
reel It
Th eorn begin to lose it grip at anea.
In a day or two it is so lome that you
ran lift it off, root and all, "twist thumb
and fnnr. That the Ut of it. as mil
lion have found out It is the simple, ef
fective and com men Time way to be rid of
corns,
"(ts-It." th never-failing, guaranteed,
wvwny-Hark rem nm.v-r. cnts but a trifle
at any drug tore. M'f d by E. Law renoe
Three of a
Kind
One 1919 Indian electric
equipped, guaranteed in per
fect running; order, $275
ca.h, 10 per cent additional
if sold on time. One 1916
Indian $173 cash. One 1916
Indian $200 cah. new com
plete motor. Come in and
look them over.
A. M. FLANDERS
tcj 5. Mi-.a St.
(Cojrrrlrtiit
leaves the work to enter a business
venture with her Bister in operating a
tea house at Caspiau lake in Greens
boro. Naturally enough, the question arises
wneiner urange county will have an
other home demonstration agent or
not. .No one can answer that question
but the interested people in the county.
Under the conditions now as regards
the funds available from state and fed
eral sources the county must provide
for at least $000 to promote the work.
With the lowest possible estimates the
work cannot continue and a new home
demonstration agent engaged with a
membership in the home economics de
partment of the farm bureau of less
than 300. Who is to get the 300 mem
bership? We believe everyone should
help.
Recipe for the week. Baked Eggs
with Ham Into one cup of thick white
sauce stir one cup of finely minced
ham. Add a little pepper and salt if
needed. Heap this in the center of a
hot platter. Heat and butter six small
earthen cups, break an egg into each
and bake in a pan of hot water iintil
the egg is firm. Slip them out of the
cups around the meat.
F. Mildred Dutton, Home Dem. Agt.
II. A. Dwinell, County Agent.
THE SPRINGTIME TONIC
For Nervous, Weak Men and
Women Is
CADOMENE TABLETS
Sold by All Druggists.
Adv.
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR. EDWIN F.
SURGEON
Howland Building, Room 18. 'Phone OS-W.
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
KELtAPLE PIANOS. PLAYER PIANOS,
VICTROLAS, RONORAS, RECORDS
AND SHEET MUSIC
Leave your orders her for Piano Tuning
Telephone 369-W, Barre. Vt
Telephone 447-W
Badger's Auto Ambulance
NEW UP-TO-DATE EASY RIDING
Calls fronj a distance at reasonable rates
A. W. BADGER & CO., Barre
The Only Auto Ambulance in the City
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Oflica In Room 85. Miles Building
Telephone1 Connection
OFFICE HOURS : a.m to 12 m. and 1 :S0 to
4 p.m. Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
Dr. Thomas B. Tomasi
DENTIST
Room 18, Miles Building
OFFICE HOURS : to 12. 1 to S. 7 to 8
Telephone 102-W
SEE US
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
We are now ready to aerve both old and
new customer with a high grade of Jewelry.
Repair work guaranteed.
O. J. DODGE, th? Jeweler
24 ELM STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR "BOSTON AMERICAN
Do You Want a Good Job
in a Good Town ?
. Answer Quick.
We have here many new, clean modern rents at rea
sonable rates, which will be gone shortly. If you want
to secure permanent employment in one of the best
factories and live in one of the best small cities in the
country, set in touch with us at once. Immediate ac
tion is necessary, as these rents we have will be
snapped up quickly. Write to the Employment Bureau,
New Departure Mfg. Co., Bristol, Conn.
WANTED
SHIPYARD WORKERS
Unskilled aMe-boclied men are paid $.53 per hour and
upwards at the start.
Interesting and steady emr'oyment. We can ue expe
rienced rteel .hip builders cf any craft. Nincty-eijrht
per cent of our riveting is on piece work. Call at the
Enr.ploymer.t Hureau,
THE ATLANTIC CORIVRATION. ToninKUth. N. H.
Incentive
HOW MUCH
ARE TflEV
foPAV ?
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF MARY W. RICHARDSON
The understjrned, having been appointed
by th honorable probate court for the dis
trict of Randolph, commissioners, to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persona against the estate of Mary W.
Richardson, late of Williamatown, in said
district, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in offset thereto, hereby Rive notice that we
will meet for the purj:?e aforeeaid. at the
town clerk's office In the town of Wllllams
town, in said district, on the 12th day of
May and 27th day of Aug-ust next, from 10
o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. tn., on each
of said days, and that six month from the
Jttanury. A. D. 1M0. fa th,
time limited bv laid court for said creditor
to present their claims to ua for examina
tion and allowance.
Dated at Willianutown, this 16th 4ajr of
March. A. D. 19Z0.
glen a. McAllister.
A. M. GOODRICH, Commissioners.
MarSOAprS-13
ESTATE OF DO SATO FRAIVOLI
State of Vermont, District of Washington, .
The honorable probate court for th dis
trict aforesaid, to all iron interested in
ttm a-t-t rA TVt.tn I'ntunli I - ,a nf K
town of Barre. in said dietr'ict, deceased,
GRFETn.'G-
WHEREAS, said court hi! assigned the
9th day of April next for examining
and allowing the account of the admlni.tr.
tor of the estate of said deceased and for a
deoree ox the residue of said estate to th law
ful claimants of the same and ordered that
fmhlic notice thereof be given to ell persons
ntereated in said estate by publishing this
order, three week successive! previous to
the day assigned in the Barre Dally Tunes, a
newapSper published at the city ot Barre. In
said district .
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear at the probata office in Mfitpelier, in
said district on the day assigned, then and
there to contest th allowance of said ac
count if yon see cause;, and to establish yfitr
right as heirs, legatees and1 lawful claimants
to said residue
Given under my hand, this 22-d day of
March, 1920.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
Mar23-30Apr6 ,
HEININGER
DENTIST
Office Hour :( to 12, 1 to I and ( :S0 t T :8 1
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Kf-HnrrpH Tnotr-nmonto Psnotrn ;
REHAIRING BOWS A SPECIALTY
JAMES NICOL
81 Maple Avenu Telephone 871-W
PIANO TUNING
Five yrs Everett Piano Factory
Two years Hallett Davis Tiano Kartory
One year f'V-.. -ing Wareroom
Five year Clark A McMaster
B. ARTHUR REED
Tel. 7S-M Bo US, Montpelier. Vt
sheave order at nailers Music Kooma. '
Bsr
wi. jb-w ,
HOWARD ILREID.D.D.S.
HOWLAND BUILDING
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
Phone 169-M
GAGE & GAGE
Chiropractors
to 10 a m.. Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday
and Saturday; SO to t p. m.. Monday,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday ; 2 to 1
p. m.. Tuday and Thursday. Montnelier
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. l:o to J?
a. m : Monday. WedaAday and Friday. 1
to 6 p. m,
ROOM S, CURRIER BLK., Bare Tel M2-W
PERRY & NOONAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS'
Hospital Ambulance Service
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalm'crs
Depot Sq, Parr
Trl. connection, 4?-W
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The Times will publish Want. Lot and
Found. For Sale, To Let. etc. ehort adver
tisementsat the rate of three linea To
twenty-live cents for the first insertion ana
Ova cent for each ubequent insertion.
HOUSES FOR SALE
COTTAGE liOUSK of 6 rooms at 38 Center
street for sale; all in good condition : extra
lot with Howe, cement cellar floor; will sell
reasonably ; John Vicari. 8 Center street.
lilt6
SIX-ROOM cottage'home for "sale
Leaving town ; all hardwood floors down-
atairs ; gantry and bathroom ; electric lights,
hot and cold water, hot-air furnace, storm
wtndcws for all over house; large lot, lOOx
SIS ft. ; S young aiple trees, also uhade tre :
apply R. Gord.n. 122 Orange street. 1H16
rOK SALE Double tenement house on up
per Hill street; spring water, good-sised
garden; cash price 11,900 if sold at once;
Mertha Edwards, 27 Camp street, 'phone
454-M IlBrre. Vt 17tf
FOR SALE One of the most convenient and
t-luisanliy located homta in Randolph, Vt.,
with all modem improvements, bam, wood-
!cd. henhouse, workshop and garden : Joseph
( Hamilton,
15 So. Pleasant street, Randolph,
Vt.
17t24
FOR SALE Cottage at Lake Groton. torn-
nletety furnished and in good condition :
good apring water, double boathouse with 2
lots ; one of best locations on lake : address
R. M. Culling. YinfeA, Vt 14t
FOR SAi.E--Two-Wry, 2-tenrcnt house,
with good barn and cellar "ider house
and bam, all in good repair; each tenement
haa ( rooms, electric light and bath ; plenty
of garden for both tenement ; the barn
could, for a small amount of money, be
mad into a a-room tenement: this is good
property to buy fo. home or investment : sit
uated at 14 Clark etreet: price right: tele
phone 5S-R or inquire at 21-22 Howland
buildir.g : Elwln L. Scott. 8tf
FOR SALE Six-room cottage" home with
panti-y and woodshed : modern conven
ience : including entra lot henhouse and
barn or grag; handy to south end gramt
plants: price right; apply to Alexander
Milne. 14 Nichol street tf
I'OR SALE My home place on Trow hill,
known as John R. Mead -:are: f"r fur
ther particulai inquire of Mrs. Jobs K.
M-saiJ. tlorra. tlf
FOR SALE On Montpelier road, 2rsiss
from Barre, 8-room house, modern im-
provvments ; large piaxsa with vines on S
S'dfs ; barn and henhouse and about 2 acres
of good land : will sell at a reneonshla price
J - . . i . . , r t, . . 1
inn irr ina i af-Birtra : Mrs. n. B. Junes, in.
217-X after p. m. 04lf
FOR SALE A 2-tenemeot hous on 1 Web-
I ter street; first-clas property In right
i location ; apply to James W. Gauld, 4 Orange
street. seiu
THREE' HOUSES" FOR-SALEto close out
an Mate: th S houses are located on the
rortherly side of Hall streets, number 10,
71. and 24: will be sold for the htet ob
tainable rash price; S. HollisWr Jackson,
administrator. . 269tf
ESTATE OF JOHN BROWN
Stte of Venront. f)itrict of Washington. .
Th hnnnrnhie prolate court for the dt-
i trict aforesaid, to all persons interested in
ih. f i.j, i.t. f ,k-
irf tisrre. in said district deceased. GREET
ING:
WHEREAS, said court haa assigned th
th day if April next fnr examining
and allowing the account of the administra
tor of the estate of aaid demised and for a
dirre of the residue of said eatate to. the
lawful elaimanta of the same, and ordered
that rublir notice therwif be given to all per
son interested in said eetate by publishing
thi order three weak successively previous
to the day assigned, in the Barre Daily
Tims, a newspaper published at th city f
liarrr In sid district
THKRFTFORE. you are hereby notified to
appear at the probate office in Monipr-iier.
in ssld clbtiirt on the day assien-'d. thT.
and there to contest the allowance of said
account if you see cause, and to eausblish
your right as heir, legs tees and lawful
elaimanta to said reaidu.
Given under any hand, thi 22d day of
March, 192v.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge.
MartJ-SOApr
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Combination Insurance
with apents in every city
(Ji'ea atitnmohile owners complete
prut ex-turn ajraint-t Io-s Ly:
I.IAim.ITV f.r TerMinal Injuries
MAPI MTV for Damajre to Property
(t)LMMOX Iatnape to Automtibile
FIRK, I.ijjfit ninr. Kjliun,
Water iHimse
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Transp.,rtatiin
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J. W. DILLOX, Agent
Thntie 31 H Jtarre, Vermont
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ADVERTISE YOUR
WANTS IX THE
TIMES AND GET
SURE RESULTS
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FARMS FOR SALE
'OR SALE A nice desirable farm, Rood
buildings; 1 mile from E. Hardwick vil -
isxe; win sen on easy term or would rent
n v if.Tn 31 ir.' tola
N ,h a r.mn . A XI w I 1, 1.'
VERMONT MONEY-MAKING FARMS, all 'Italian ; must bo ' capable workman and
bUps, all prices ; write for list,' stating- should have some experience In soliciting or
sizn wanted; Chauase & Robijlard, Burlinir-1 willinif to hrn; good territory Hnd fine eli
te". Vt. no i mate, in California ; address "K. B.," this
VERY DESIRABLE t8-ACRE" vil,I,Af!E office. 19t6
rAKM at a bargain; near everything s
full pnrticulara ; F. H. Stearna, Bouth Roy
niton. Vt lutl2
FA KM FOB SALE 240 acres, one of the
best farms In Waehinicton Co., situated hi
East Montpelier, 2 milra from P. O., mill
and creamery, 4 mile from Montpeleir and
4 miles from Barre; for further particulars
ddreaa J. L. Buck, Eut Montpelier, Vt.
, , 299tf
FOR SALE Farm, 180 acres. Just mile from
city, with atork, and tools if wanted ; rea
son for acllina, poor health; tel. 479-W;
Amos A. Hall. 289tf
MARCH IS THE MONTH
TO BUY REAL ESTATE
Any one at all familiar with real estate
activity will tell you that almost invariably
prices are lower at this time of year. The
Bavinvrs in some eases amounting to eeveral
hundred dollar. It is certainly worth your
while to look around. You will Bee a de
cided advance very soon.
Steam heated home with all modern con
veniences, enamelled plumbing, lixhta, etc.
Six room, wide veranda on two side ; large
parcel of land, about three ordinary lota.
Located six or seven minutes' -walk from
the post office, on good street. A fine place
to live. Price 12800.
No. 1409. Buy a real bomcy place and be
your own boss, with a big garden, a hone,
a cow and a lot of land. Four acres of
land In the city, only about three fourth
mile from the poet office on good road ;
nice nine room house, with bath, toilet : three
tall barn with large carriage house; plenty
of shed room ; good hen house with yard for
AO hens. The place for a man wanting to
do a little work on land and work in the
sheds. Only a few minutes walk from th
largest granite plants in the city. The
price, J2700 takes this property together
with plow, harrow, two horse wagon, lot
of garden tools.
For $2500 you can own this attractive
home. Two acrea of land, splendid garden,
nine apple trees bearing, 650 strawberry
plants. 21 currant bushes, grapevine, and
other small fruit. Six room cottage, two
good hen houses; the house is finished in
hsrdwood and has snm hardwood
floors: bath, electric lights, etc. Two
Two minute to school and six minutes to
the carline; nice veranda on front and one
side. This is a dandy home and is being
ottered on account of ill health of owner.
Lot us how you.
AN ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY FOR
HOME OR INVESTMENT Just off Wash,
invton street near Svaulding school ; hous
contains 10 rooms and arranged for Z fam
ilies ; bay windows, 2 verandas, spring wa
ter, gss. hot and cold water, etc. ; will rent
for $32.09 per month ; on-ner Is making a
change and will sell fo rf3.000.00 ; look this
over it will interest you.
These illustrate some of the bsrgains w
hav to offer. Call in and talk it over.
You will like to put your key in your own
tioor. Fire the landlord this month.
THE D. A. PERRY REAL
ESTATE AGENCY -
How land Building, Barre. Vermont
LOOK !
Read This:
A 8-ROOM COTTAGE HOUSE FOR RALE
Bath, electric light, cemented cellar, i
piairiui, all finished in natural wood, with
a nice garage, henhouse, nice lawn, with a
garden, strawberry bed, large lot on a good
street for 12,800; or would trad for a
mall farm.
lll-D A 90-ACRE FARM Just put en the
market on account of the owner making a
change n buainuw: is located 1 mile from
a good village, creamery aim graded schools,
on a good main road ; this farm lays good
and is in a high state of cultivation; plenty
of wood, nice fruit orchard, with a good
patch of blackbrrrim ; never-failing water
at th house and bam ; plenty of bam
room, etra good ailo : a good house. And
wish thia farm the owner would sell stock,
which consists of 21 head of cattle, mostly
cowe ; and also all the tools; and if this
was sold in a short time would include 8
fat hogs. Thia farm is located within a
very easy drive of Uarre. Tbe price ia right
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION RE
CARPING THESE PROPERTIES AND A
LARGE LIST OF OTHERS. INQUIRE OF
J. J. DASHNER
. REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Howland Bid Brre Tel. 870
FARMS FOR SALE
40-AC RE FARM in Marshneld. ml from
poetoffice on Caliot road ; location one ef
the beat: a large IS story house, 10 rooms,
all in fine shape ; verandas both sidr. tele
phone and share of stock ; 80-ft. barn with
ta.-erm nt, built 8 yrs. ago; running water
to house and ham ; garage, henhouse and
toolhnuae; buildings ail paintai ; land lays
warm: smooth, machine-mowing fields, good
pastor, quite a quantity of timber and
wood ; a nice home for someone.
7.VACRK FARM in South Cabot villatr. r
buildinu. all In flnt ohaiw, aJI painted;
nirWy flnihM roonw in house; wict veran
da in front; barn 45x40 with baaemrnt and
drop bay ; running watrr to hme and bam ;
hfnhmm and tiothotui; prtwxl appla r
chrd: 25 arrm timberlantl, 200 nuftar trtva
aith biwkt?f and pan: land lay nice: A mi.
tn t K K. nUtUon. Manhfield. Waldn and
WPt Ianvil1a; within 40 rtd of arhnol ; a
uplrndid location and price ritrht ; will dl
ith or witihout ttork and tooia.
140-ACRE FARM In MarthfKld,. 1 S mi. from
liieftic? : 2-ntory hounfs In irnnd hap ;
rood bi barn junt rw-titiy built vrr ;
u4ipp4Nt with littarr carrier and horn fork ;
hci room and tnoIhouMi, larve htFnhou,
ninmnfr water to noua and bam: larr ap
ple orchanl, ttra imnrth nrlayfnr tirUi ;
nU-ntv nt rslurine tiim mhl kind: ret
kind
jnatnl !iw M. ft. of lumUr and a lot of '
wooti: tnia lsrm will run in eosm ana wis
an J can easily be made to do more : someone
ouitht to act inurosted in Uil. deal quick
when they era it and nni out the price.
A nOVPI-E-TENEMENT HOfSB Parn.
hed and hiacksmith shop in Msrshfield
villaae. buildfne all in fine hape. all iaint
rd. lanre roomy shop, os-shoeina frame en
siiie of shop, plenty of work for two men
the year around and in a a-wnl payina com
munity, and is aoin to be sold ; anyone
wwhina for property of this kind had better
not wait too ion a before getting interested.
rrs nir
A 4nry plr in Mnrahf)ld
villaea on Creamery troet : house, bam
and hinhf-use lare enouah tc.r J(i hens ; an
acre of the txst cf land : nice ruoma to
hoi:e, hanlwood floors, electric liehu. run-J
nine wattr and evcrythmr in fine itaniriiias AXD FGfiS FOR fAI.E-Fism sir
frr a nice home, and bavinr the misfortune I
,ff losina his wife th property is For 'e
at a banrain.
1
FOR SALE - A fine rsidcnr on Main treet
I in Mrhnld 1 1 1 mm house and bam and
' asrd, n: opprwite 2 stf res. tnse -o posloence.
churrbes and srh! : buijdines in fine lhspe:
I .l.ctric hehts. runnina water, hard wood
! nrrs. It pleasant cwim, m larre roomy
bars ; all in slsrk shaiw: prir naht.
j Trt4- rHTti. hrth farms and viilajr. I
' .ec iJwe.el tn akr' I fts Isaal mnTt. I
i A. R. COLC. Art., Manhhrd. VL, -M. 12-t.
S.LESiEN WANTED
W ANT F.D - SeUnanan for Barre nd icns
i;jr ; rrDivi ion contract only, for spa-
PHW in: I ' - . w. -'il v . , . ... w .
rwc trotectM. thrcs.cn our frr- school
4 intrwctOTi and help row hutM a hsiww
.f ytmr e a : Mvw swl-s v-Bd-ii and In-
surancr to. aertdrnt and Iwwhh deft-. San-:
...w. Xrhns. caf.tal t.i.W. Apn.-l
mm I. i , il,- ..1 '
'v. JV iT i
L . rw" BjT m T -r !
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HELP WANTED MALE
' WANTED A janitor for ihe ConR-reirationul
l church; apply at F. H. Rogers & Co.'
store.
: . . . -r.:rr .- .
' "ANTED A young- man, American-Italian
t preferred. r,f vttnd nddt'.wi. whn fun kim-mIc
WlUTVn Trt WTOO . A 1 . - ') - VnH
' . 1 ' ,w -i-hm , c . v . ' ... n prcitarnuon lor cleaning
with stock and tools ; E. C. Cro, 1 Boyn- granits and marble monument ; brightena
ton street. Barre. 18t6 up the littering and make the whole monu-
NO NElD OF LOAFING when you can cut!ment ' c!can ! guaranteed; prices
4-ft. wood for A. Toman! at Berlin Pond'"" application ; James Sullivan, 114 Park
at 2.60 per cord; also lumber. 18.00 a M.iB"?et' Barre-Vt
18t6 MONUMENT WOHKq AT KHF-nmiRMF
WANTED Two men: on to cut and,
ono to letter; pneumatic tools, ttraveling
crane, good wage ; address C. W.
Wright, 203 E. Main St, Bradford, Fa.
j 18ts
WANTED Man to drive team; H7L. Doug
las, telephone 807-14. Barr. 14t6
WANTED Young single man (Gentile) to
travel with manager and solicit! experi
ence unnecessary j salary nnd expenses or
commission ; write Chaa. Frciek, Gen. Del..
Manchester H. IhWI'
WANTED BUcksmitfii to work""ln stona.
-..vv. , ,nuui jmy ftng aiauy warn uppir
oy letter. Pnon m in person ; Pando Granite
.' " .
WANTED 3 experienced automobile We -
chanics at once: good salary and berma-
nent position to the right men ; apply at
Palace Garage. Barre, Vt. I8tf
WANTED At Fletcher quarry, Woodbury.
Vt. ; open shop quarry from Mar. 1, 1920:
wanted now, 2 eompltite derrick crews ; I
have a general store and furnish goods
.. ... ...j .,ftvr Mvro,ir,m ana reservoir, Buganng-off nan
houses rent at $8.90 to $10.00 per month : Tend arch, dry wood in the shed ; all for $700
surface quarry and good machinery; write the toors alone would cost more then the
for more information and state your expert-1 prir asked; I will pay 28c a pound for th
met in a graniUi or marble Quarry: will j sugar 'this year; Israel Jewett, aeent
hire a few apprentices; E. R. Fletcher , Marshneld. Vt is7
Woodbury. Vt Uti CAlVlfrOr loTITr irs
WANTED Lumper to follow th hook
tlejohn. Odgers & Milne.
Lit.
7tf
WANTED A full gang of experienced saw
mill help within the next 2 week: good
pay and not much to do: no one need apply
unless wanting a steady job ; for f urth-r par
ticulars, call on or write C. H. Utley.
Marehfteld. Vt. . 7tf
WANTED A good man to "banker for gran
Ite cutter ; steady job ; the Fisk Bros. Co.,
4016 Spring Grove avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
K62tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED A middle-aged woman for house
keeper by a widower on a farm: 1 child:
J. F. Rogers, R. F. D. 1, box 67, South
Royalton, JVt. 8t
WANTED A domeaite nurse; 2 in the fam
ily 1 at 10 Centraljitreet, Barre, Vt18t4
WANTED A girl or woman for genera)
housework ; apply SO Prospect street tel.
VBl-M. 17t6
WANTED
A waitress ; Hale's Tavern, Wells
River. Vt
'":
WANTED Good plain cook ; small house ;
good pay; Park Inn, Northfleld, Vt. 14t6
WANTED Chambermaid and laundresses ;
W. F. Davis. Waterbury Inn. Waterbury.
Vt , 13ti
WANTED A middie-ageT woman for jrn
crat hmiarwork ; itate wAgea ; address Mrs.
Cuiln Martin, Windsor, Vt. Utt
WANTEDA MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
TO WORK IN THF. KITCHEN AT
BARRE CITY HOSPITAL; WOULD
CONSIDER GIRL: APPLY TO THE
SUPERINTENDENT. Iltf
WANTED A housekeeper for a gentleman
under 40 years of age; light work; Box
241. Springfield. Vt. Ulii
WANTED Girl or middle-aged lady for"gen
eral housework: apply to Mr. Revere, lH
South Main treet tel. 17-4. 2tf
WANTED A girl or woman for general
housework : good wages : permanent posi
tion ; telenhone Montpelier 129-4, Mr. D. M.
Buck. Middlesex. Vt 801tf
WANTED Waitresses; Waterbury Inn, Ws
ttrbtiry.Vt 27tf
WANTED An experienced cook; Millers
Inn. Montpelier.V't I91tf
WXNT:D Pupil r iir"e nd "attrndan's" at
the Taunton State Hospital : wagta 8S.0
per month with maintenance: for particulars
,Jdres Dr. Arthur V. Goes. Supt, Taunton
State Hoepltal, Taunton. Mas. 264tf
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
MAN OR WOMAN with'experience wanted
to opemte linotype; permanent position
with wages arconling to experience: 52-hr.
week wifh Saturday afternoons off : good liv
ing conditions in town of S.lWiO; the Courier
Printing Co.. Littleton, N. H. 17t3
WANTED A man" for farm work, wife to
ie!n in house: Mrs. C. H. Pitkin, tel
2i'-M. . tf
HELP WANTED Young men snd women to
taka positions as attendants at the Ver
mont State Hospital for the Insane at Water
bury ; to those who desire, an opportunity of
fered to attend sunes' tranling course ; ap
ply at hospital. Wstei-birr. Vt lt
HOUSES TO RENT
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT cM room to rent
at 8 Foster etreet: Mrs. Elisabeth Bube.
S Highland avenue, tel. tJ4-R. 12tf
TO RENT 6-room eottaee, clorrric jitrhts,
furnace heat, at 82 Brook street; Mrs.
Elisabeth Butrbee. S Highland avenue, trl.
324-R. lTtf
TO RENT 5-room tenement, 14 Ciark
street, with tlectric liifhts. bth, pantry,
barn privilege and :ood -mrden ; tvler-hona
6S-R or inquire at 21-22 Howland buildinv:
Elwin L. Scott. lTtf
FOR RENT A rood 7-room eottsure house,
sprinp water, bath : Batchclder street :
H. W. Scott. Bolster block. 14tf
FOR RENT- On 4-room tenement; apniy
at 24 Liberty etreet, tel. SM-M. Stf
TO RENT -Seven room rotUif : inquire ef
Arthur Cole. MSeminary street. tf
TO RENT Three small tenement "at" 405
North Msin street, known as the t,eor-e
Parks house; have been thoroughly re-,
finished snd eonnectel with ess and e'ec-
tricity. Apply to A. M. Batchclder, 2S Fair
view street Tel. 40-M. tf
TO RENT tenement, 4 room; -od ord":
No. I Smith place. Maple avenue: Sm'th
Brothers. Stf
TENEMENTS TO RENT One rooms, one
t rooms: Mrs. J. T. Callasrhan. 44 Ps'V
street, tel. 174-W tf
TENEMENTS TO RENT All mlvlern : "also
place for a car: inquire of Mrs James
Ahem. 41 Eastern avenue. Jel. i't -W SOTtf
SIX-ROOM COTTAGE TO RENT -On Ellis
ton street; isree rarden and lot thst ran
be used for rnrden : inouir of Mrs. Eugenia
Craneer, 1 Marie Orove atreH, or Jeanne
C.ranrcr.
Tilden's Shoe Store. ftf
OTTAl,:. nut st. ii ttr- i tin vi-m
street : G. L. Woodwortn, Eastman tilnck
2;tf
rOULTRV AND EGGS
FOR SALE- One Cyphers inrulator snd
brooder in A-l condition, used t season ;
til. 2M-M after & p. m-; Jaa. K. Curtis. 1M
S-ulh Main street I0t
WHITE ROCK SETTING EGGS ; a 1m White
Lchaorn settina eav. both from standard
strain: order now; F. K. Chase, t Hirh
atrrtl. Parre. U'rf
BAKKri 1'i.ijiui-iii r ti.i.a tvn
SALE -Good layinc strain: Alexander
Rennie, 1 00 Smith Main street, tel. i-S-Y.
t J
mB(t w.ite Wrandottea ; "Reds tSntsre
Rrf." .d lay all the year; esrss. I1.u0 --r
ini. II &0 for 1J: chicks after April Imh.
(lis on per K0; will take es-a and hatch'
f((r TOU v ,h in my new Mammoth 1
j -i,;,k i.m, t,.,.i,M I
,tr,nr thicks: terms, (A pr cent with r-
:rt,r. p y Atheiton. teL 2i-i. WateHmry.
. t ' -t5.'
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOT I K - H any My hmj'd knt mhm
I isam KwrnuastTi itt-th r. . j:fTTiT'!;4tr i. or
1 ha? hf-!J thw hrr,Hf, rpr
K. Ramieen.
1M8"
J. . rxilx.E. HOUSE
PAINTER AN!
PAPFK-HANl.ER -leW South Msin strwt 1
,e -W. UC
DANClNt; "LESSONS Hall-mm. rrn: ;
chiidrer's r mms Helnilsf snd Fatur-
r . . , , v-
o.j ; in ""-" " ' " ';:
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AM READY TO IK YOU CI EAN'NG.
PEESSiNf;. REPAIRING AND DYEING I
.mn-r n !
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sierrtiant
NOT V E S. trad.
! Merchant Mrrrt, FsTe I
msri- I-ws PsSi;?ti
WC!t Japi.- . r.w
'Vtts Lie. Acnta t aio-te4 Inst, RatM
1
sr.t to imrh I
era era! oC--e. ard art a uerful tre, j-i
wiais. J
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w, nk kv tb wy. fcau.iwa wtw s
be ee nf P arwMSid. ew:i M E Pev
Wl t Mass sire, we sasrpawa i
Fare. -.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE One Ford S-pejisinger cirTIifie
model, in irood condition : 1 whitj, hnm
l9t6,good all-round home, weight 1,800; 1 nood
aii-rouna horse; these aro rood nge und
well; old right; E. A, Taft, Randolph Cen,
tor, Oransre Co. teL 47B-U. m
HAY FOR SALE --Good" quality, where -oii
haul 't. muddy or not, 1 mile from
Wllliamstawn ; Orange Co. 'phone; H. J.
Martin, agent, Willianutown, Vt. 19tf
I MAT F A
preparation for "cleaning
CHENANGO COUNTY, N. Y., FOR SALE
t HKA P No better location for buaineas in
New York stat ; been located 36 years ;
Mrs. M. F. Potter. Sherburne. N. Y. 18t6
FOR SALE Twe-chair barber shopT" low
rent and good location; reason for selling,
poor health; address "Barber Shop," this
f,,,1'' . 15tl6
FORD TRUCK BODY WITH CAB "for sale
for$3S: Marsh-AIIcn Co. 16tf
REO FIVE-PASSENGER TOI'RING-CAR
for sale; also 2-year-old Morgan colt: In
ouire at S88 North Main street. 18tl2
S ALEfey sgal. or bbl.. BLACK DIA-
i uiliu rti
miL kuhijck KOOK PAINT : water.
j weather, fire and sunproof ; 800 ttis. to bbl. t
' "m reaiir w paint or repair your roofs:
1 5vJhMn!i .Pl?t street. J2tf
FOR SALE Ou.Hnrl J.t. , ii
I rrecntly overhauled, price 8440. now t
I Beckley Garage. Groton : addrea. H H. P
' 6tl6
FOR SALE Eddy sugar place, about S
acre, sugarhouse 80x40, new Iron roof, 815
to sap buckets, Kler arch and evaporator, gath.
for sale.
- .i-ww,ciigpr wunm car
Inquire Harold Fitta, Tel. 60.
Bn
281tf
.,f?.RSALE Nice, dry hard wood: tel."
GfiS-M Bnrre. f43tf
LIVE STOCK FOR RALE
"i?" JERSKY COWTfbR8ALE:
Barre.
leaieo; i.. il. Cure Srk
ljta
FOR SALE-
... , - -.--.. uciii, cow. n yrs.
old. due fo fmUn in. . '
une grade Guernsey caw r vm
Hutchlns, East Barre. tel! i-M ' 17t3
t?,RrE?TE?Eln HOLSTEIN COWS FOR
ers.Washington.Vt 17t
FOR SALEOnilSw. tested; also Kfrigeri:
tor; John Silva, 23 River street Brr,
280tf
AS WE HAVE NO USE for or aTyroM
reeisteYH rurn,ey bi.ll until next H-innr,
we have decided to sell him: he ia a fine in
dividual and safe, sure, and rieht every
. . wi, it VOU Wnt a ffnM nnm t .I-,,., 1
price, let us hear forth you: alio 8 extra
"" noimein ouu rnivee, rrom our S verv
von csn huv thrnn .hM.n"
A. T.
.?mlth ft. Son, tel. 504-M. Iltf
FOR RALE "New" Zea'fsnd "rabbits. fullJ
-.!ffT??.?J'Ln .fflAeademyrtrat. Itf
FOR SALE -Two "bred registered Bprkshire
sows; sl:. . n-w milch Jersey cows, tn.
rrr""n F. Benjamin, Jr.. trl,
10 S-R- tmt
HORS AND VEHICLES
FOR SALE -Oood all-round mre i"2years
old, sound in every way, will stand nnv
where : rhas. M. Leith, 65 Merchant rtrcet
tol. 88?-W. 1St.
FEW WORK HORSES FOR SALE Some
matched mi: n-ices right; Chris. Mik
kelsen. at Fred Willnnll farm, 2 mi. nonh
from Bsrre. near city dump. latC
TEAM FOR SALE Hors. weigh" f roil" 2.600
to I.S00: tel. Montoelier 847-18; W. J.
Boisvert. Est Montpelier 14t6
BAY MARE FOR SALE 1.300 lh. 7-yrT
old. kind and foarles ; nortshle saw-mill
wanted; F. E. Downing. 22 Cliff street tel.
144-W. jottf
Paint It Yourself Withr
Our Auto Enamel
Anybody can spread it on and
be sure of a fine job at small
expense. We have Top Dress
ing, too.
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
AUTOMOBILE DEPARTMENT
84 State Street Montpelier, Vermont
Remember Our Harness
Drivinpr Harness ... $25 to $3S
Farm Harness $85 to $99
Express Harness. ..$35 to $50
Plenty of Collars, too.
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
W. C. COLTON. Manager
84 State Street Montpelier. Vermont
Small Sugar Rigs
Just in. a few more 60-71. and 7 5-ra I.
Cook era for boiling1 aap. Make sugar now.
V ith mo much mow in the wooda, it looks
like a lnotr seaaon.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Tel. 140 Oranire County Telephon
A Few Spring Bargains
ONE WAITER A. WOOD MANURE
SPREADER , has had 1 seasons
use flOO.OO
ONE "Ts-- RANDOLPH TL0W, lit-
tlo uscrl 17.60
ONE 4-H. P CAS ENGINE, jrood
ninnins: order
ONE 2S-1N. CIRCULAR SXW J2.B0
ONE 1-H. P. INTERNATIONAL EN
GINE, second hsnd ,,
one r;oor mud wacon
ONE SET NEW 1-INCH DOUBLE
FARM HARNESS
ONE NEW STUDEBAKER CON
CORD in renuine leather
ONE NEARLY NEW ONE-HORSE
SOD
18.00
4.51
100.00
FARM WAGON S5.o
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Tel. 140 Oranire County Telerhone
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED To buy straw at bam : tei.
buy
ft-M. MTtl
WANTED TO PUY Sccond-hand'furnlto-w.
tool and tcA- : innuire O. Smith, SS7 No.
Main atreet. tel. 72-M. lStL'S
TO RENT
STORE TO RENT Store formerly occupied
by Eastern Estate Tern Co. in Avrrill i
Mock; rent reasonable; inquire D. A. Terr
Real Estate Aaettcy. I Stf
WANTED
WANTT'D--Cattle to pasture: M-s. Anna A.
Holdrn, Wtlliamstown, Vt-, Oranae Co.
j Vlephore IS-S. 14t
-ivrrn m" trvT'ioTirirrrt:
tn
Marre; Clinton F. Miliar. l'Uf
Setting Eggs
and
Poultrr
Reach the Duyer
Til rough a
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proves the value:
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last yrar with your paper
want to give you another
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