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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, V.T., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1920.
'ABOUT THE STATE
fUpptnlnf of' Interest from
Differtnt Sections.
Charles Austin, manager of the M. W,
Rounds company, school director, vil
lage trustee and superintendent of
treets, i a candidate- for own repre
atntative from Richford.
The summer session of the Rutland
mi Win arhnnla hewn Mondav. with
80 students present in one building and
80 in the other. On July 12, the sum
mer school for teacers will open and
already about 100 teachers nave regis
tered for entrance.
General Rush C. Hawkins of New
York, a native of Pomfret, has given
to Vermont university as part of the
feneral endowment fund the sum of
100,000, the income of which is to be
used for increasing the salaries of the
faculty of the college of arts and act
euces.
An automobile, belonging to Wy
man Odell of East Middlebury, went
over an embankment about five feet
high as he was driving into Middlebury
Saturday, then caught fire and burned
up. The machine, which was valued at
t00, wm sold to a junk dealer after
the accident for $50.
Homer Gibson, a former resident of
Richford, was instantly killed in New
York City recently. He was struck
down on Broadway by a car, which, in
turning out for another, struck a fire
alarm post, wrecking the post and car
and killing Mr. Gibson and another
man. 'Mr. Gibson was 65. years old and
had lived in New York several years.
A. Oscar Astle of St. Johnsbury Cen
ter last Sunday caught under the iron
bridge at the Center a California sauare
tail brown trout that measured 27
inches in length and weighed almost six
pounds. . Mr. Astle tried to land this
same fish a year ago and several fisher
men since then had tried to get him on
their lines. The fish must have been
several years old and is supposed to
have escaped when a finger! ing frc-m
the United States hatchery and worked
Its way up the Faesumpsic river.
Edward T. Daley, who . was found
guilty of manslaughter six months ago
and was sentenced to Windsor for a
term of years, was pardoned Monday
by Governor Clement and has returned
to his home in Burlington. A petition
for his -release had been quite general
ly circulated in Burlington, signed by
city officials and others connected with
the case. The accident, which caused
his arrest, happened last September,
when Mist Hazel Rugs was killed on
the Shelburne road by an automobile.
Theodore L. Pierce, who died at the
Vermont soldier's home in Bennington
Monday, had been an inmate of the
home longer than any other Civil war
veteran who had entered the institu
tion. He wai born at Jamaica, in 1844
and served in New York regiments
from December, 1863, to November 29,
1885. He re-enlisted in the regular
army in lnbo and remained in the serv
Ice three years. During his latter en
listment, served in what was then
(he Far West, he met Brigham Young,
William V. Cody, "Wild ' Bill Hickok
and other bolder celebrities.
Mr. and Jlrs." Martin A. Brown ob
lerved their silver wedding anniversary
it their home in Wilmington June 26.
Kach guest was presented a sterling
liver spoon as a souvenir, the spoons
being made for the occasion and being
patterned after the household silver.
Dn the back of each are the dates and
Ititials, "1805 C. M. Hi M 1P20," in
relief. Mr. Brown " is treasurer and
reneral manager of both the Woodstock
Lumber Co. and the Parker-Young Co.,
the annual business of the two com
panies amounting to $l.000,00fl. The
family spends most of the year in Bos
ton, but spends the summers at the
home in Wilmington. In 1808, Mr.
Brown represented Wilmington in the
legislature and was the youngest mem
ber of the House.
Rutland had an automobile accident
Esturday in which a Ford car said to
elong to Eugene Butterfleld of Ran
dolph was almost completely demol
ished on one entire side itnd the occu
pants of -the car, Mr. and Mrs. Butter
field and another adult and child of
Randolph, had to return home by train,
the Ford had been tmiling another for
tonsiderable distance and had made sev
rral attemps to paws, but the forward
tar, whose owner or driver is unknown,
Itaycd in the middle of the road and
lid not give an opportunity for pasting,
slaking one ome attempt, the Ford
ihot by the other, only to strike a
litch and bring up against a culvert
ibout 100 feet farther on. Two wheels
if the Ford were stripped, the mud
rusrds and running bosrd were de
stroyed, the top was broken and both
teats were badly dented. The occupants
aere somewhat bruised and cut.
R. 0. T. C. CAVALRY CAMP.
Ptrst Fun Week at Fort Ethan Allen
Wii Very Successful.
The first full week of the R. O. T. .
tavalry camp at Fort Ethan Allen is
ver. It has been a huge success. If
Ihe remaining five weeks are as suc
cessful, the 73 cadets from Norwich
iniversity and the .TO from Culver, will
fc afforded an unequaled training.
The first twodays were spent in as
ligTiment of squad rooms, cleaning
nuifiment and physical examinations.
Troop drill, under the cadet officers, I
nth the supervision of the comm. is- j
liened instructors, gave proof of a good
foundation in horsemanship and close I
rder drill. Squadron drill, under thaj
jommsnd of Cadet Msjor W. H. Adams, '
nck the greater part of one day. j
Equitation classes, under the direct
Urpervision and instruction of Captain ,
T.-B. Edwards, go on every afternoon,
deluding polo esercise and jumping, j
Range work, at station and movable
targets, with the automatic pistol is re- ,
uired of all cadets. Instruction in no- j
nenclstnre and use of the Browning
nitomatir rifle has been given during !
the past week. Each mas is required
to pack his saddle with full equipment, '
is for field servi.-. I
A squadron review s held on the
fri psrade, where the men were re
newed, at walk and then a trot, by .
he eadet major and staff. A email
rtip attempted and sunwiied. very
sell, in leading a plstrxn jn the cut -re
view. His work drew tee sfp'sne
if the onlookers. The band rf the 4'nd
rfantry played for the riw and for
fc guard mount mg. whi-h was held
ever I sftemorns durirjr the pat
reek. Saturday morairg. tSe eita1roii
ras inspected, mounted, by p'st-.
fhis included the inse1in ef r flea.
xMnls. equipment and sir firms.
The lad-es f Burl rsTtrm sate tSe
tVers and nsJrt dsn.- at the pot.
FOUND WAY BACK
- TO GOOD HEALTH
"I Feel As Good As I Ever
Did in My Life Since
Taking Tanlac," Says
Manchester Man.
"I certainly ought to be able to
recommend Tanlac, for every mem
ber of jny, family including myself.
has taken it with line results," sai
Patrick Rourde, 24 Orange street,
Manchester, N. H., recently.
j)or tne past three years, con
tinued Mr. Rourde, "I had suffered
from stomach trouble.. I had np ap
petite and when I did manage to eat
a little something I would bloat up
with gas and have such intense cramp
ing pains in the pit of my stomach
they would nearly draw me doubl
and there was such a tightness in my
chest I could hardly get my breath
My nerves were in bad shape and it was
almost impossible for me to get any
sleep, as I would roll and toss from
one side of the bed to the other all
night long and. when I did manage
to sleep a little it would be by fits
and starts, I just felt out of sorts
all the time and was gradually go
ing down hill, and just before I start
ed taking Tanlac, I was so badly run
down, and felt so tired and worn out
all the time, I could barely get
around and do my work.
"I had tried many different kinds
of medicines but none of them did me
any good, and when I saw how Tan
lac helped other members of my fam
ily.I decided to try it. Will, sir,
have now taken five bottles, and I can
truthfully say I feel as good as
ever did in my life. My appetite Is
good and I can eat anything I want
without suffering any bad after ef
fects whatever. ,1 am never trpubled
with gas or pains in my stomach aft
er eating and my nerves are in such
good condition I sleep as peaceful as
a child all night long. I am entirely
rid of that tired, worn out feeling
and am on the go all the time without
its worrying me the least bit. I gjve
Tanlac all the credit for my present
good health and am glad to say
good word for it."
Tanlac is sold in Barre by the Barrs
Drug Co., in Nortbfield by Nat A.
Wheeler, in Waterbury by Brisbin A
Brisbin, and in Websterville by E. H.
Nerney. Adv.
Friday evening, at which there were
about 40 University of Vermont girls,
invited for the cadets by the ladies. A
dance is to be given for the cadets at
the post hall every Friday nicht. Mov
ing pictures and entertainments have
been provided by the Y. JI. C. A. apd
post chaplain for the cadets. Every
thing possible has been done by the of
fleers and men at the post to give the
students attending the camp, rear in
struction and a good time. The entire
work has been under the direct super
vision of Colonel Frank Tompkins,
camp commander. "
Work on the rifle range, pistol ranee
and on the automatic rifle will go on
this week. A practice march to Nor
wich university, NorthnVld, is planned
for the fourth week. The entertain
ment committee is working on plans
for boat rides, tennis, polo, boxing,
baseball and other social activities.
Tom Jenkins, a well known boxing
instructor, will be at the camp during
the first week jn July to instruct the
cadets in boxing. The camp commander
has asked to have I olonel Koehlcr.
athletic instructor at West Point, or
dered here to give a week of athletic
instruction.
DOUBLE DROWNING.
Boys Had Gone in Swimming in La
moille River in Cambridge.
Morrisville, June 30. The bodies of
Wilford Raymond, son of Nadier Ray
mond of Cambridge, and of Mr. Ray
mond's grandson, Georee Ravmond, jr..
of Burlington were recovered yesterday
from the Lamoille river where' the boys
had gone bathing Sunday, without tejl-
ng their folks of their intention.
When they left home the boys said
they were going out for a time, and
when they did not return Sunday
night no great fear was felt for their
safety because of the belief that they
might baa gone to some friends' for
the night.
However, when Mondsr morning
came and the boys had not been re
ported the relatives became alarmed
and started a search. They went to
the swimming hole in the Lamoille riv
er and found the boys' rlothing on the
rocks, Monday afternoon. It was not
until yesterday, however, that the bod
ies were taken from the river.
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CAR TURNED OVER.
Several Occupanti Injured But None
Fatally.
Salisbury, June 30. Four persons
received slight injuries to head and
shoulders, and one a broken arm when
an Esse motor car driven by Louis
Levin of Bennington turned completely
in a ditch on the highway in front of
the home of Mrs. C. A. Bump of this
town Monday evening about 6 o'clock.
The injured are: Miss Minnie Levin,
Bennington, broken arm and other
slight injuries,. Mrs. AbrahamSher of
New Jersey, bruises on head and shoul
ders, Mrs. Nathan Levin, Bennington,
bruises on head and shoulders, Miss
Frances Levin, injuries to head and
shoulders, and Louis Levin of Benning
ton, the driver, slight injuries.
The party were returning from Bur-
intrton, where they had attended the
graduation exercises of the University
of Vermont, at which Miss Frances
evin, one of the injured, received her
degree. While in Burlinpton slight
trouble was had with the horn where
the trouble was adjusted. When arriv-
ng on a bill near the home of Mrs.
A. Bump of this town the car start
ed to skid on the wet and sandy road.
A team was standing in front of the
residence on the right and when the
ar turned out for the team the ear
kidded into the left ditch. In righting
he car skidded to the opposite ditch,
urning completely over twice and pin
ing the occupants . beneatn it. fol
Administrator's
Sale at Auction
At the residence of I. W. Abbott at
Brookfield. Vt., on
Saturday, July 3,
at i o'clock in the afternoon, sharp,
the household eoods belonging to the
late Clara Wardner. consisting of beds,
bedding, bureaus, commodes, mirrors,
tables, chairs, lamps, all kinds of kit-
hen utensils, ladder, trunks, carpets.
TUL'S, crot-Kcrv, Kettle, ana tuner arti
cles too nnnerous to mention. Alo at
he same time and place. 3 plows, bug
y matron, hay tedder, pung sleigh, set
rsverse sleds, with wood and logging
sleds, 3 stoves, saw milk psiU and cans,
windows, robes, etc. Also I pair horses
belonging to the Foss estate. Sale jms
itive. Terms 'at ime of. sale. Saturday.
Julv 3, at one o'clock.
I. N. ABBOT, Administrator.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, Vt.
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR. EDWIN F.
BowLANDBLDG. SURGEON
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
CURRIER BUILDING. BARRE. VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HEADQUARTERS FnR
RE!.1A!.E PIANOS P I. .ATF PIANOS,
V!CTR"LAS. n?)KJ mi.iw.-"t .--i
CHLSES RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC
Telephone 369-W, Barre, Vt.
CHEAPER TO PUT I P AT THE
LAKE SHORE HOUSE
tha ta hire a cottage. Reasonable
rmum with good acenmmodattea.
with garage and livery eoanerted.
Telephone
West Danville, Vt
Dr. Thomas B. Tomasi
DENTIST
Room 18. Miles BuiJdir.g
OFFICE HOUM: tW12.lSel.Tlel
TelephasM ltt-W
PIANO TUNING
ARTHUR RFED
Slot 14$. MOKTPEULR -Leave ernVf at
su)ey'a Massr Room, fearr. Tel. -W.
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MOTOR AMBULANCE KATES '
,
Lft Fstrre, Mebslem3e and Gramteti'Ie to la rre f vrjfl
CTaar-, Washincio. and Vinuirii.t,wi, ta rarre TOT
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M. J. WIUTCOMR Eat Barre, Vermont
lELtrHONE aj-w
Kiting j
lowing this the gasoline tank on the
rear caught fire, but was speedily ex
tinguished by those near by. Others in
the vicinity effected the rescue of those
beneath tile overturned car.
ileal Estate and Personal
Property at Auction
The undersigned will sell at auction
on
TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920
at 11:30 o'clock sharp
on the premitea, i miles from West
Topsham, on the state road to Wells
River, the following described
real estate:
THE HOME FARM
known as the .lackson place, contain
ing. 104 acres. Two sets of farm build
ings, both in comfortable shspe. The
farm is suitsbly divided and there is
a quantity of soft wood lumber. Good
water. One" of the best trout brocks
runs through this land. Terms on real
estate will be one-half cash.
17 HEAD OF STOCK
10 Grade Jersey and
Holstein Cows .
all fresh .except 2, which will freshen
soon alter tne sale; goog age anil si.tfnr manufarturlnc chair stork, or a rreat
an 'extra rood lot; 1 "three-year-old I olare for a bobbin factory. s this iinwrtT
Holstei. heifer bred; 1 purebred lol-
rein s-year-oia uuu; mis snimai is
from the White Bros, herd;-5 calves;
pair work horses, weight about 2,4iMl
Tbs.. a good all round team, sound and
good ages, 7 and 8 years old, cost me
f.'MKl.OO 2 years ago; I brood sow, 1
shoat weighing about 1.I lbs., 1 small
er shoat.
TOOLS Two horse farm
with wood body and rack;
wagon
2 -horse i
alcds with brakes, tip t-art, spring tooth ' State of Vermont, District of Wanhineion. ss.
harrow, plow, cultivator, mowinif ma-L Th honorable probate court for the dis
, ' . 1, , ' tnct aforesaid, to all persona Interested tn
chine, express wagon with extra body, th, u of 'Henry i M.lls. 1st of the
rake, lij-ht Concord wa)fon, light sleigh, ciry of Barre. in said district, deceased.
set work harnesses, driving harnessen,
cream separator, milk cans, milk pails,
grindstone, stone bout, smoother, l.(KM
ft. basswood lumber, a lot of mixed
lumber, and all small tools, chains,
scythes, snaths, etc.
Also a quantity of household furni
ture. t,,, r.----i ..,,. . , . !
of sale. Llini'h for those coming from)
distance
JAS. McGUlGAN, Owner,
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
HEININT.ER
DENTIST PH0NE
$-'
HOWARD H. REID, D.D.S.
HOWLAND PUILDING '
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagmosis
Thene 1SS-M
PERRY & NOONAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance Service
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers
Depot Square; Parre TH. connection. 42S-W
SEE US
IN Of NEW LOCATION
We era an ready to aerve both old and
"w cuaUiasi ia with a high grade of Jewelry.
Repair work guaranteed.
O. J. DODGE, the Jeweler
4 ELM STREET
SOLE AGENT FOR BOSTON AMERICAN
GAGE & GAGE
tH I i;H'H ACTORS
How re
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ana l serenaee- 2-s t, n.
Eveaiag : lo s. except Tim. lira
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US NenJi Maia Street .
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?220 Grade Holstein
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FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE'
40-ACRF FARM in Harshfleld. ml. from
postofflca on Cabot road ; location na af
'.he tm.; a Isnre story house, 10 rooms,
all In fine shape; varandu both ildea, tela-
fhone and shara ef stock ; BO-ft. barn with
aaement, built S rr. ago; running- water
to house and barn ; surasre. henhouse and
toolhouse: buildtnira all painted: land lays
warm; smooth, machine-mow inn fields, rood
paatuna, quite a quantity of timber and
wood ; a nice home for someone.
140-ACRE FARM tn Marshfield, 1U ml. from
postoffice : 2-story house In good shape ;
good big barn just recently built aver;
euqipped with litter carrier and horae fork :
shed room and tool home, large henhouse,
running water to bouse and barn ; large ap
ple orchard, extra smooth nire-liying fields:
plenty of pasturing, the right kind : esti
mated 10Q( M. ft. of lumber and a lot of
wood : this' farm will run IS cows and team
and ran easily ba made to do more : someone
ought to get intertated in this deal quirk
whea they sea it and find out the price,
FOR SALE IN SO. CABOT VILLAGE
ISO-ACRE FARM, extra good buildings, all
in Una shape: ll-story house with veran
das : houee large enough for t families end
well-flnished rooms : one of the best of cel
ls ra ; barn, 40xi0. deet drop bav. a dandy
silo, good stables, never-failing water to
buildings snd all inside: a nice apple ar
rhard, marhine-mowing fleMs, cuta hay of
the beat nuality ; ISO to 200 M. standing tim
ber on the place, close to mill : SO head ef
rattle, of which II are nice cows: a good
pair of horses, almost new harneases ; a Jot
of good farm tools: will eel) the property alt
together or farm without stock and tools;
price right either way.
FOR SALE IN SO. CABOT VILLAGE
A SAWMILL all in eood running condition.
nearly an acre of land for yard room, I
board sawa and a number of amail saws ; a
lot of extra belting, one 14-in. belt SO ft.
Inna. nearly new; a lot of xtra xiilleys, a
blacksmith outfit, forge, anvil, drilling ma
chine, vise, work beech and a lot of other
thlnga : a lanre amount of room ever mill
riftt
7o buys this whole outfit.
These rmpertisa, both farms and village,
are sdvertised to sell ; alro have more.
A. R. COLE, Agent
Marshfield, Vt. Tel. 12-2
ESTATE OF HENRY Z. MILLS
" .J.L1. . ., . . . .
" nmr ci, pnio court Baa aeairneo in
th day of July next for examining and
allowing the account of the administrator
of the estate of said deceased and for a de-
cree of the residue of aaid eatate to the law
ful claimants of the same, and ordered that I
public notice thereof he given to all persons I
Interested in said estate by publithing this
order three weeka succeaively previmis to
tne dsy assigned, in the Barre Daily Times.
a nrwepaner published a the city of Barre.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
i appear at tne prooate antra tn Montoeller, In
said district, on the day assigned, then and
there to contest the allowance of said ac
count if you see cause, and to establish your
right aa hetre. legateea and lawful claimants
to said residua.
Given under my hand, this 15th day of
June. 1920.
FRANK i. MARTIN. Judge.
Jua1-2S-0
MISCELLANEOUS
FURNITURE REPAIRED Cut the H. C LT.
have your furniture repaired and refin
tshed : also buggiea and sleighe painted : firat
class work; call at 21 So. Main street, tel
3'-M: W. P. Durkea. grtlS
GENERAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCK
ING Also equipped to take partiee : rail
f4-M. TStAS
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Called for
ana delivered ; phone S3S-W ; Granite t ity
Tool Co.
$tf
LOST AM) FOUNI
FOUND- Cap Iblarkl t,r auto gas tank";
call at Times office and pay for advertie
tng. sou
AUCTION SALE
or
COWS
On aomunt of por health ! will sell
at public a in t ion on
THURSDAY, JULY 1, '20
t t p. a.
On Bit farm on !!arti't sfreel, i
jmilea from l.ramtrt ill ami 2'i ni'les
Irrtm ilham-tca n. mt entire herd of
tubeniilin
te-tej row-a, (-onsitin of
and Jersey Cows
"K in nw, n iir-n.
lP B1 Nov'n!!r,;
ivearlmjr he,frs. 1 thrr Teavr-oH Hil-
'stein hull. I rearlmg bn'.l. il I new
3 H r- rna-Uc
Term, at time .f
ale
M
J. JrcLEA!l. O-raer
JAMIESO, Asrticm.
Three Lines for 25c
The Times will publish Wants. Lost and
Found, For Sale, To Let, etc. short Hdvei
tisementa at the rata of three lines for
twenty-five cents for the first Insertion ana
ten cents fur each subsequent Insertion.
HOUSES FOR SALE
jut SAi.t, oeven-room house und bam,
also large garden I B. Marriott!, Cor.
Howard andPike streets. 89tf
FOB BALE At WebettrvUle, 6-room house;
never-failinB spi-inK water; inquire of Paul
Snow.EastBarre.Vt, 8st
FOR SALE Small place, 2 acres, barn, hen
house, just off Gulf road ; SO to 66 acres
adjoining could ba bought ; berries, fruit and
earns lumber; Clarence Moulton, Weat Hill,
tel. iiU-W. 7t6
FOR SALE A nice home In South'" Barre ;
10-room house, barn, henhouse and g-arden;
house is heated by a Sptncer steam heater,
which cannot be beaten, burns the cheap
buckwheat coal ; electric lights in house and
barn ; nice lawn with shade trees and shrub
bery ; will sell at a big sacrifice; inquire of
W. L. Carr at Jones Bros. Co. or on prem-
ieea. . . 86t
FOR SALE 7-room cottage, all modern eon
venience ; barn, garage, i lots if desired ;
owner leaving city; J. Boasi, . 86 Berlin
street. 86ti
FOR SALE Cottage house of I rooms, good
location : downetaars finished in hard
wood ; bath, furnace heat, hot and cold wa
ter; a nice home for someone; inquire of
Alex. McHaflie, 19 Harrington avenue, or
Mrs. Annia Julian, owner, 68 Pleasant
street. ' 16tf
FOR SALE Trow block, 116 South Main
street, contains 2 stores, 2 tenements, elao
J building lots ; good renting property ; price
for immediate sale, 16.600; H. U. Boyce. 11
Academy street. T2tf
FOR SALE
GOOD TIECE OF RESIDENCE
PROPERTY NEAR CURRIER PARK,
CITY OF BARRE ; INQUIRE OF
GEO. L. M0RRI3.
ROOM 1. BOLtjTtK BLOCK.
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"GRFENI.EIGH," 205 S. Main street" for
sale: the semi-bungalow residence of the
late w. F. Milne, built within 8 years; ton
tains 7 rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floors throughout, set tubs, cement cel
lar floor and steam heat; henhouse and t ex
tra lota go with the property ; apple trees,
berry bushes, etc., and garden in itood con
dition ; apply to Mrs. W. F. Milne, tel.
!7tf
FOR SALE Two-story. 2-tenement house,
with good bam and cellar under house
and barn, all in good repair; each tenement
has S rooms, electric lights and bath ; plenty
of garden for both tenements : the barn
could, for a small amount of money, be
made into a 6-room tenement t this Is good
property to buy for home or investment: sit
uated at 14 Clark street; price right; tele
phone S6-R or inquire at 21-22 How land
building: Elwin L. Scott.
FOR SALE Oil Montoeller road. 2 miles
from Barre, 8-room house, modern im
provements ; large piasza with vines on t
sides ; hsrn and henhouse and about 2 acres
of good land ; will sell at a reasonable price
and terms if d paired ; Mrs. H. S. Miles, tel.
after p. m. I04tf
BUY A HOME IMMEDI
ATELY OR TAKE THE
PENALTY
There is sure to be a shortage
of housea in Barre before
many weeks, and prices will
soar. These at the old
, prices will be sold
at once!
FINE RESIDENCE near Currier Park, at
7 rooms ; modern ; bot-water heat ; large
barn and extra lot: splendid porch, and a
really fine home: only 83,800.00. It Is worth
at least 8700.00 more. Liberal terms of
payment.
SIX-ROOM ORANGE STREET HOUSE
for 13.000.00 Corner lot. garden, only a few
rods from the carline. handy to school,
atone sheds, etc. : well plumbed ; it la a guod
trade at the price.
STEAM-HEATED - ROOM COTTAGE,
with all conveniences; very large lot; nice
porch on 2 aidea; all in good condition and
ready for immediate occupancy. Located
only a few minutea' walk from postomce in
good neighborhood. Price t2.8S0.0O.
HOW'S THIS I NEARLY NEW S-ROOM
HOUSE, with bath, lights, etc.: 2 hen
houses. 2 strawberry patchea. nearly an acre
In good garden, all up in nice shape : quan
tity of apple trees, currants, etc. : garden
and small fruit will he worth 1150.00 or
mora to the owner this year; location ia
good, near school, and handy to granite
p'anta. about 4 minutes' walk from carbine;
pnee, 12.600.00.
JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY, we can of
fer vou a good home, house, barn and 1 acre
of land, part of which has lot of straw,
berriea ; $2,000.00 U the price. $500.00 down.
ABOUT ? ACRES OF LAND WITH
roMFORTAFlE HOUSE AND BARN for
$1.860. SO; about 4 miles from the city:
will kern 4 or 6 cows and team ; terms,
$ MiO. 00 aa first payment
ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS in family,
one of the best invcetment oror-ertie In the
city hi hing offered for ale. Income near
ly $100.00 pr month: location unexcelled,
at eom-r of Keith avenue and Summer
street : 12-mcm house, beet heating rttant in
the city: all mode-n ; innuire of E. A. Prin
dle or the D. A. Perry Rral Estate Agency.
TVi J a la trio time tA r-mi T rit na
1 fUS ,! l"C ll",e LO UUJ ' LXl US
help you to decide.
TflE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DO YOU WANT A
HOME?
As everything looks so pros
perous in Barre at this time in
all lines of business, we have a
few good homes to offer for
sale at a bargain.
Sofl-H One Is a S-room cottage, very
modem, finished in wood, mnetly hardwood,
with electric lights, bath, and furnace heat ;
nice cellar, nice lawn, with ahade trara,
some frutt trees; aa extra large lot with
one of the beet gardene in the city; nice
barn, wall finished, auitable for garage or
lo keep a team, with a baaement under the
bars : the house seta on an elevation where
it affords a at-.lendid view of the city ; we
can aell at a aiirprieinely low price, con
sidering the condition of the place.
40S-G A 2-tenement houee with a lanre ,
piot of land with a garden and plays-round, j
shade tr.ee. up In very good shape, with a
burn ; the parry is leaving the city and will I
aell at a tacnnea
For further information con
ceming these and other city
,- rA a! Knv frrvio f oil
jnupmi.r oimvim an
descriptions, stock ana tools,
apply to
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent
WANTED TO BUY
HOLSTEIN COS IN MILK - rrrfcraWy
f rob or brew Sa frrahen Oct ta Jan. :
ycsing. e-iher rood grade rr r-wterrd, ad
fnr-a a feoeral tested herd; add-vaa or tle
rheae C. L. Spea'v. West Coonth. t St
CA"H I RlctJi PAID for rmr. rather
ate. rtfsnns. tiidea. a?id bar a oeciee:!
'thene 4CR. Seas Cm id. 1S1 Braoa s- -4- 1
Ti-liS
! WANTtiiW n-f--r4f,ttl-a 1
vtrrvt. tt
t:
MALE AND FEMALE I!ELP.
HF.LP W sNTTD Ta wa and wewwe ta
wwi Fua Hanil f the Ismiw at - i
hdwi : mm lhte mhm Krr mm rtrtwrt
eed mm (1V4 srwi' hwm Ksiw
aitig at Hcr-tat. awway, t Jyrf
HELP WANTED MALE
WAN1ED -Letter cuttir to optriite san(C
blast machine: McDonnell & Sons, Inc.,
Circle atreet, Barre. 0t8
WANTED-Young man to work on farm,
16 to 20 years old; apply to Leland 8.
Little, Main road to Plainfield. mi
WANTED Painter and paper hanger;" E.
Jurrie,6U2 North Main street. 8t8
WANTED AfONCE Firet-cW '"'bricklay
ers, 11.1714 Pr hour; tenders 80c; 12
months' work; Louis A. Lafrance, Windsor,
ytj apply to Mr Goulet, Supt., 8tf
WANTED Three flntt-claaa letter cutters
one who
can carve; also three granite
cutters : best of wages : address C. Schlei-
tare Sons. Freedom, Pa. Wf
WANTED A-good Totter cutter on granite
good wagea : steady work ; Rdnreae, . Uttrn
Granite and Marble Works,"
89
Prespect
Street, Utk-a, N. Y.
8t
WANTED 4 man to live at Coddard Semi
nary for the summer and work on the
grounds : apply to O. K. Hollister. 88tf
WANTED Nght wauhman
Montoeller.
Pavilion Hotel,
88t6
WANTED Experienced teamster ; F.
E.
Downing, 22 . Cliff street, tel. 144-W or
People's telephone, Washington. 88tf
WANTED Single man between 10-30 yrs., to
travel with manager and solicit; experience
unneceeekry ; salary or commission ; write
Forrest F. Sturgeon, Brandon, Vt, Gen. Del.
88t6
EXPERIENCED CARVER WANTED" AT
ONCE Cross Bros.. NorthfieJdVt. 86tf
HELP WANTED Magnesia Talc Company,
Waterbury. Vt- L82tl?
WANTED AT ONCE A first-class machine
polisher; steady work and .tood pay; ap
ply to Union Granite Co., Waterbury, Vt.
, 79tf
TEAMSTER" WANTEDAIso a few tons of
hay for sale; apply to N. M. Nelson, 20
Merchant street. Tl
WANTED At Fletcher quarry, Woodbury,
Vt. ; open shop quarry from Mar. 1, 120 :
wanted now, 2 . complete derrick crews ; I
have a general store and furnish goods to
men In my employ at wholesale prices ;
housea rent at $8.00 to f 10.00 per month;
surface quarry and good machinery : write
for more information and state your experi
ence in a granite or mr .'hie quarry -. will
hire a few apprentices; E. R. Fletcher,
Woodbury. Vt. 14tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Woman to assist chef; steady
job, good pay; apply at once. Hotel Barre.
90t
WANTED A refined, middle-aged woman
to assist in houseWork in smalt fam
ily on farm in village; one who would
appreciate a guod home above high wages
preferred ; address Box 14, So. Woodbury,
Vt. 9tf
WANTED A
housework ;
street. Barre.
capable grl
inquire at 108
Vt.
for general
South Main
90tf
MAID WANTED In diet kiteNi ; apply at
He ton hospital, Montpelier, JVU SOtf
WANTED Girl for general housework, one
over twenty-five preferred ; telephone
Montpelier 48. JlOtS
WAITRESSES wanted at the Columbia Mo
tel. Bethlehem. N. H., White Mountains,
July to Oct. ; 125.00 per month and fare one
way ; apply at once, stating age, experience,
etc. ; fc8t
WANTED At Williamatown Inn. a kitchen
woman ; good wagea to responsible party ;
tel. 277-W or write F. A. Bruce, Williams
town, Vt. 87t6
WANTED Woman for housework near
Barre City : no washing, ironing or cooking ;
$9.60 a week ; no one with children need
apply ; writ to'F M.." care Times. Bjtf
WANT ED-WoniiTta work in kitchen : ap
ply to A. G. Nelson, Woodbury Lake
Houee, East Calais, tel. 9007-2 Plainfield.
79tf
EFFICIENT COOK, scaitreaaea and kitchen
women wanted at onet at Miller's Inn.
Montpelier. ; 75tf
LAUNDRESS Also chamber maids for the
summer season ; apply Wm. M. Gale, M?r..
Lake Morey Club. Falrle. Vt. f-6tf
PUPILS NURSES WANTED Young women
to train aa nurses at Barre City Hospital,
Barre. I5tf
WANTED A middle-aged woman for ren
eral housework : state wages ; addresa Mrs.
Cullen Martin. Wn(Uor.Vt. 12tf
WANTED Pupil nunMaand attendants at
the Taunton State Hospital : wagea. S3S.n0
per month with maintenance; for particulars
address Dr. Arthur V. Goes. Supt, Taunton
State Hospital. Taunton. Maaa. Z64tf
HOUSES TO RENT
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RENT At
Merchant street : a rooms, bath, raa and
electric lights ; all in good condition ; In
quire at 24 Merchant street, tel. 1SS-W. BJtf
TO RENT Tenement of 4 rooms at 140 No.
Seminary street : newly painted and pa
pered ; inquire of Mr. Roasle at bouse or G.
A. Huntington. 80 First avenue. Montpelier.
telephone connection. T4tf
TO RENT Small tenement at SSI North
Main street ; also a S-room tenement
North Seminary street ; O. D. Shurtleff, ?
North Main street. T4rf
TO RENT Downstairs tenement of rooms
psntry and bath, electric lights and large
earricn. together with barn nnviieres : va
cant June Id: situated at 14 Clark street;
tlrr.hnne M-R or inquire at 21-23 Howlsnrl
building. Elwln L. Scott. ftf
TENEMENT TO RENT A downetairs tene.
tnent with larve ham and 2 large rardens
at S Berlin street: Inquire Vra. Eugenie
Granger. IS Maple Grove, or Misa Jeanette
Gre-ieer at Tilden's Shoe Store. 7tf
TO RENT S-room cotleee on rvnch street.
new y repaired : call 893-33 ; T. H. Nichols
5tf
TO RF NT Five-room downstairs tenement
at SS Maple avenue: bath, eaa range, elec
tee liehin : inouire at 22 Church street
tel. S97-M. 5ti
TO RENT - Five-mom tenement with garden
at S4 Elmwood avenue: apply at same ad
dress. .,ntf
TO RENT Small" tenement at No 17 Addi-
aon nlnre; Sin 00 per month; Inquire ef
E. M. White. 27 Upland avenue. I?tf
TO RENT Three-room tenement at IS Wat
street hot and cold water, gas and electric
lighta: inquire of E. L. Smith. 17 West
treet, tel. 1-Y. or Alex. McHaffie, te!
19S-W or JS-M. , SUtf
TO RENT--Tenement 4
110 to. ;
Smth Proa
sttf
Smith place. Maple avenue:
TO RENT S-mom tenement. 1st floor. yt
Northern : all modem ; apply at 320 S'nrth
Main street. I4tf
TO RENT -Tenement at S? Merchant street
also 4 ttnementa on Willey street, all in
first-class nhape: modern Improvements :
Geo. W. Mann. B4 Welllneton strrt J-'tf
TENEMENT TO RENT in house's! rear ef
Currier block. 19S No Msin street: inouire
ef R. S. Currier after 7 p. m . 20 F'
street. Barre. 2tf
FOR RENT A good 7-mm cottare houee.
prln wifr bath : Betrhelaer street :
H. W. Sent. Bobter block. 14tf
COTTAGE HOUSE TO RENT n Vine
atreet: G. L. Wood worth, Eastman h-V
JSStf
WANTED
BOARD AND ROOM FURNISHED-To mas
wife: wife to give her aervasea in return:
Call at S7 Jefferson street. "if
WANTED On light expree on or dem
ocrat wagon at once; H. K. Wheeier. Allen
street, tel. Il-V. ."t'
WANTED- By capable hirh school boy. po
sition In store; eddrese "M." care of Times
cnVe. .
WANTED- Pea i Wm eetimatlnr. drafting
and reneral office work ia granit plant:
eKperunee in both building and moo a mental
work : beet references; write
A. C care
Tim
SM12
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
STOt K KOR SAI K - Two H..lteia milking
IK-, frr.hen the J.t cf January
1 HoMrin hull IS mociiha old. 1 r-wL.tc-r-:
Hnletcm hull 1 year oid. I Arrhire hfcr
1 year c'd : good on aril all tuhevruhn
t-.ted : arply to Chas. N. Ladd. J-t Hi!)
Tel JS7-I2 f
FOR SLE One reg H-iet'in bull aif. S
mv eld. .iml by a ;-lk. but: an wit ef a
good swtuemg dm ; I rair of Iwary -i
hr- . E. A CuSVr. Barre. Stf
AGENTS WANTED
Af.KNT-S - I ARi.F M ANUFSf TUKl R wants
aI,,U U wil i.irT. iirr.ir t--t.
drmc. kir-t. h'. ' l"-rni. "e-r
rite fr-T f-e s.. MiiiM- M'.ia. ii.3
Kn4.ll. N.w Vm.
Spraying1 Materials
- l;. nfT(CTtr'
Pry Amate a"d '
Spevsl diarouf .
naati's w-oc-. j
MARSH-ALLEN CO
jK E t't--" 's Or-r Te
Fl'RNISHED ROOMS
I f VT 1 mm r-n .i
forrithed er
for M
"i, : twgmre mi t. i..
amt ttmxk.
Wewdwwrtav
sU
FOR SALE
ttil SALE Cabbage, Scotch kale, Savoy,
Brueall's Sprouta, 10c dozen or Hi cants
per luo, $1.00 for 160; cauliflower and
I aiiura, l&o dot. Jame Levie, 81 Hill
street. .
HUNTING DOG FOR SALE Good breed;
apply at 12Beckley street. JiOte
FOR SALE Up-to-date plumbing, heating
and sheet nu.-tal business ; well stocked
and equipped, eatabltshed with the best class
of patrons and doing a tine businesa all
seasons of the year; exceptional opportunity.
Also wish to sell Dodge truck and business
block: Mrs. Harold H Cirirr. Iwv m
j Spring-fiejd, Vt. . 80t3
fUlt HALE Second-hand belting; 26 feet of
10-inch leather bvlting and 80 feet of
11-inch cotton belting; J. W. Untiedt.
NorthJldVtJl F. D. 4. jot
FOR SALE An .Internattonal ' hay loader
and sidtf delivery - rake, both ready to
hitch to and do your haying : criee right.
can be aecn on the premises,, or write C. D.
Dunham. WjUiumstown-, Vt. S91S
TRAVELING CRANE FOR SALElO-ton".
6u-foot span, Shaw S-motor crane,- imme
diate delivery; motors, 220 volt direct eur-
FOR SALS On account of leaving town,
henhouae, 8x10 ft., 14 hBns. 1 rooster, 16
chickens, weighing 2 lbs. apiece; 10 dusks,
7 weeks old ; good, bargain, so coma early ;
apply 4 Webster avenue af ter4 o'clock. 87tf
FOR SALE New Ludw'ig plana; will itWm
a big reduction if taken at once; wiU be
glad to show this piano to any person inter
ested; Mrs. Odule Gilbert, Graniteville, Vt.,
jjhone 318-rL 87t6
FOR SALE A 4-burner Florence automatic
oil stove in good condition; price, $16.00;
Mra. Narramoivilliams.wn, Vt. 87t9
FOR 'SALE--Two eottagWarLaie Groton", '
aituated at head of the lake, with a nice
beach ; lot has severaj hundred pine trees of
8 yearn' growth; cottagea contain good cook
stoves, dishes, bedding and other camp fur
niture; inquire of A. L, Hooper, Groton.
Vermont. gstf
FOR SALE A aitiafl quantity of grass":
price made satisfactory; inquire Nellie J.
Perrin, quarry road.
84tf
FACTORY plant at HardwickTvt., mill eon-
uuci, main ouuaing 40x240, engine
iuw cuavv, i,iui-e uuuaing zuxou, storage
building 20x48, akmgaide railroad; plenty of
land; 60 vacant tenements within half a
mila of plant; most of machinery is sold;
llardwick municipal plant furnishes cheap
electric power; write E. R. Fletcher, Wood
bury. Vu tiUS
FOR SALE Showcase, ice chest 48 "x26"x
72", ice chest 28"x42"xas" : KuttnKkt m
corn machine, empty wine barrels, counters,
iaoiea u , sieign, wagon, clothes cabinets ;
1 only 600-gaI. wocflen portable water tank;
window blinds. whelbarrow. hnttina- ma
chine, hickory double wagon pole, pair of
snafu with axle attached, preserving jars.
pinu ana quarts, and jugs ; tel. 163-J
osetih Zanleoni.
Ttf
FOB SALE A very thriving monumental
business in town of Willows, Cal. ; county
aeat ana only shop in county ; reason for
selling, poor health; W. H. Brown, box 26.
Willows, Calif. T7t2
FOR SALE A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monument ; brightens
up the lettering and makea the whole monu
ment look clean and naw ; guaranteed; prices
on application ; James Sullivan. 114 Park
street, Barre, Vt 18tf
FOR SALE- By gal. or bbl., BLACK tIA-
MONO RUBBER ROOF PAINT; water,
weather, fire and sunproof: 800 lbs. to bbl.;
I am ready to paint or repair your roofa:
E. L. Densmore, t Pleasant s tract 12tf
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE New Ford
tires ; 'phone 654-J.
seran ;
all
cord
1U
FOR SALE An Oldsmobile g-cylinder ' T-
passenger, in good condition; inquire J.
W. Sheridan, Granitevilie, Vt, 'phone 279-X.
I4U2
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Ford auto for
sale ; also would carry passengers even,
ings or Sundays : reasonable prices : address
Charles N. Scott, Graniteville, Vt, Tel.
227-8 Jotf
FOR SALE Pair black work horses; 4-yr..
old Morgan mare colt; lO-yr.-old driving
mare: also a Ford ear in good running sr
dcr; want to buy standing near city from
25 to R0 tona hay, good mowing; William
Rock.17 Farwell street. g8t6
FOR SALE! Pony, pony wagon and har
ness : also books for 1 at year high school;
Mrs.D. E. Magoon, 119 Washington street.
88t6
FOR SALE Series 9. Franklin runabout ar
1 vt 1 7 6-paasenger Jackson: both in good
condition and square deals; A. C Eastman,
Woodstock. JVt 6t8
1360.00 BUYS KNOX 7-PASS. CAR-Overt'
hauled' and in good running order; tires
good, rear Urea and tubes new ; frill make
an ideal truck for anyone not wishing a
touring car; write me at once; Chas. C.
Ken yon, Burlington, Vt 81tl2
OVERLAND 7-paseenger 1916 model touring
car for sale ; good running condition ;
Mrs. Henry Payne. Barre, tel892-21.(0tl2
DODGE TRUCK FOR SALE Screen body!
flmt-rlaea condition, good aa new, 119
model ; run about 1,000 miles. Fisher Farm.
Bethel. Vt lti
HORSES AND VEHICLES
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY
Call 9-4 Wash
ington. Vt
er addrem F. A. Beede. T2t2
FOR SALE Three work
about 1.600 each; W.
-M.
horse, weighing
E. Nichols, tel.
4tf
FOR SALE Rubber-tired buggy wagon for
aale: inquire at 94 No, Main street, Mrs.
E. A. Witham. 61tf
If You Need a Wagon
REMEMBER COLTON PLACE
If You Need a Harness
REMEMBER COLTON S FLACE
If You Need Auto Tires
REMEMBER COLTON S PLACE
If You Need Accessories
REMEMBER COLTON S PLACE
VEHICLE & SUITLY CO.
W. C. COLTON. Manager
84 SUw Street Montpelier, Vermont
Many Sulky Rakes
at the present time are only poor
imitations of three made under eld
and expired patents, containing no
improvements whatever.
We Want to Show You '
something different in tha finest
improved, up-todste hay rake in tha
market. This rake ha a
1 DOUBLY TRUSSED
FRAME that cannot tag.
2. A HAND LEVER that
dcee nK changa pnaition
when tha foot dump la
used.
REVOLVING STEEL
AXIE and DUMPING
DEVICE that cannot get
out of order.
4 A PIMPING RAT
CHET. WITH FLANG
ES, that strengthens the
a ie.
5 A REVERSIBLE
PUMP DOG of hardened
steel that raa ha
changed to four different
poeitiona and will last a
-let 'me.
a A CAM ACTION FOR
RELEASING the DOG
and dumring the rake
ithout shock. Jar or
nmrm.
A TOOTH HEAD so
altarhed that :eth te-o
their plare and rake
r!an. :vca when voirg
doae He Terrrt hill
S. THE TEETH are fat
tened and he ehiel
r-,in t.t wi'i rot die.
a INTrRi HSN'.EUil E
HUB C P mhvh can b
ncd i lixr rieit or left
ia a v eavmr
in vvot WHEELS
nth ntra wid-h tirw
are the bt we aee saw
on any rake.
If ail this wunds" Uv wnc4 t h
lne ..fiw aad aee. e are Sww
t!me elvut a raVa aw a iieee
t- hni ar nght here, an reatdy
to titi h to.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
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! MOWER" REPAIRS !!
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