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'ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest from
Different Sections.
Moody Perry picked green peas from
lis garden in Milton June 20.
L. F. Goelant of Barnet was the
lurky fisherman last Monday, brinpng
home a trout from Caspian lake weigh
ing 11V4 pounds.
Dr. Frederick L. Osgood, a Saxtons
River physician, who was a representa
tive from that town in 1917, desires a
place in the Senate this year.
The Burlington Mothers' club is fi
nancing a playground in that city at
the Pomeroy school and CO children
were present on the opening day.
: Relics of the battle of Hubbardton
are still occasionally found. Last week
Walter Cutting plowed up a button
uch as the officers of the Continental
army wore.
i
Frank E. Barber, state's attorney for
Winham county two years and judge
of Brattleboro municipal court four
years, is a candidate for representative
from Brattleboro.
At one St. Johnsbury hotel automo
bile parties have thus far this season
registered from every state in the un
ion except Utah, a record never before
reached so early in the year.
The annual field meeting of the Ver
mont Botanical and Bird clubs has
been held at Tyson since Thursday.
Most of the time'was given up to hikes
along the various lakes and ponds.
For lack of funds, repairs on a piece
of road a quarter of a mile long on Sal
isbury has been discontinued for this
year." This makes the second year on
this small length of road and the work
is still unfinished.
. Eighty-six years old and working
hard daily is the record of Charles IS.
Cook of Rutland. He thinks nothing of
doing a hard day's work every day at
the Rutland Manufacturing Co.'s plant,
where he works at crating counters. He
looks to be about 60. He served three
years in the Civil war, and was wounded.
WELLS RIVER
AuguRt Phoenix and son, Joseph, of
North Troy are held under $.500 bonds
for appearance in the United States
court following a preliminary hearing.
They are charged with attempting to
smuggle across the line Joseph Leeuyer,
a 20-year-old boy living in Montreal.
Lecnyer is also held under $300 bonds
as a witness.
Trafford Teachout of Kssex Junc
tion, who graduated last week from the
University of Vermont, has accepted a
position with the K. H. Everett 'Co. of
Bennington, on one of the largest or
chards in the country. The orchard cov
ers 600 acres at present with 50,000
apple, 0,000 pear, 7,000 cherry and 6,000
plum trees.
Rev. Edward Pickett Kimball, who
died in Waterloo, la., June 5, celebrated
his 100th birthday aniversary July 25,
1019. His first pastorate was in Wal
den, where he received an annual sal
ary of $400. He attended St. Johns
bury academy in its early days and
also taught school in Vermont and oth
er states before, entering the ministry.
Lester Fuller, night foreman of the
Boston 4 Maine transfer at Newport,
received a severe electrical shock dur
ing a hard storm there Wednesday.
The B. & M. freight office was struck
hy lightning but was not set on fire.
The electric wires were all burned off
and the room filled with smoke. Three
men, beside Mr. Fuller, felt the effects
of the current, but Mr. Fuller was un
conscious for a time.
Milton is having a milk shortage be
cause the dealer are parrying the milk
to the creameries, instead of selling it
from house to house. It is said the
dealer object to the license and cattle
testing order recently given out by the
health board and most of them refuse
to comply with the law, preferring to
take their milk to the creameries, where
less red tape is necessary.
Mrs. Mary Johnson Sample, who died
In New York recently at the age of 03.
was born at Peacham. When 02 she
cast her first ballot In a New York
election. She wrote weekly typewrit
ten letters to a sister. When widowed
B0 years ago she went to work selling
her husband's invention, a machine for
rutting and trimming books and placed
many machine in the largest publish
ing houses in the country.
Joseph Batten, alias Anderson, is in
Chittenden county jail, awaiting trial,
on a charge of using the mails to de
fraud. He was allowed an opportunity
to plead in the United States court,
and it was reported that he wan to plead
guilty, but he changed his plea to not
jruilty and will be tried later. Batten
had R. E. Brown of Burlington as his
attorney and since Mr. Brown's death
had not secured other counsel. Batten
It thought by the federal authorities to
have swindled the farmers of Vermont
out of about tJ0,0x. He was arrested
in Kentucky for the Vermont authorities.
Commissioner of Education Dr. M. B.
Hillrgas ha announced the Rutland
summer school faculty as follows: R.
fi Reynolds, director. state department
cf education; lr. M. B. Hillecan. com
missioner of education; Mi-s Mary Sul
livan, training class tpecial'mt; Mii
)eborah Weitel, tate normal school;
John D. Whit tier, supervisor of ele
mentary schools; Mis Marian K. Fee
lev, training class specialmt; Miss
Madeline Randall, state normal school;
Miss Marian Ore, asuiMant state su
pervisor of junior high school).; Miss
Ella Brownell. specialist. Victor Talk
ing Machine Co.; Miss Mary E. Bres
nehan. assistant state supervisor of
junior high sho'; ieorpe Burnham,
T N. Vail Agricultural whnl.
Camp Farwell at Hall pond opened
last Wednesday, July 1, with about 75
girls and 25 counsellors. Hi camp is
growing rapidly under the manage
ment of Miss Kanderlin of Washington,
D c. It is aaid that they had over 500
applications for the summer. The camp
is under medical supervision of Dr.
Woodman of this place and the ath
letics for the girls are arranged ac
cording to their physical strength, A
party from western New York stated
that he considered it one of the finest
summer camps in which his daughters
had been in the last several years.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Marsh motored
to Alburg last Wednesday, where they
will spend the Fourth with Judge Ladd
and wife.
Miss Oeorgie Moore visited during
the week at the home of Miss Christina
Fraquharson at South Ryegate.
R. E. Farwell and family left Thurs
day morning for Cape Cod, where they
will spend several week at Brewster,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Bone and wife
and children are spending several days
in town with her father, A. T. Davis.
They motored from Gardner, Mass., on
Monday.
A. H. Harris of Bellows Falla called
on friends in town last Tuesday while
on his way to his home in Vergennes.
A party of 12 of this place enjoyed
what is known as a progressive dinner
party last Tuesday evening. The sev
eral courses were served at the follow
ing places in the order named; Mis
Ella George, Miss Mary Fellows, Miss
Fulsom, Miss Ruth Randall, Miss Ber
nice Baldwin, Mrs. Dean Gochey, while
the evening was spent at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Warren. It is said that
their appetites were exeedingly fine all
through the evening.
Mica Anoie Mcl.ellan of Lowell
spent several days the first of the week
with friends in town, one was on iier
M-av tn Camn LVmida. where she has
employment for the summer.
.Many automomies irom nere? n
ll,l he rmid from her to Lisbon. N.
H last Wednesday to see the damage
. .. ml .1 . V. .
done by the storm, inose mat nave
never seen what a heavy wind can do
missed something worth while.
A wreck ot tne engine causea uy wir
breaking of a draw beam on the air
line at Blaekmount, N. H., last Wednes
day, delayed the train four hours.
Woodsville was defeated Dy Plym
outh, N. H., last Wednesday on Woods
ville field by a score of four to one.
Woodsville 'was short several of her
regular men. Merrill did the pitching
for the local team.
A niece of 'Mr. Fraser's from Scot
land is visiting at his home on the way
to Winnepeg, P. Q., where she is to
meet her husband, who wa a soldier
in the Canadian army in France for
several months,
Kimball Marshall went Wednesday
to Canaan, where he will spend several
weeks with his son, Harry Marshall.
Cards announcing the marriage of
John Cantv of St. Johnsbury to Miss
Mary E. Weafer on June 13th have
been received. They will make their
home at St. Johnsbury.
CABOT COW TEST.
THK BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT., SATURDAY, JULY 3,
Three Lines for 25c
1920.
.... . , - .
FOR SALE
Record of Cow Producing More Than
40 Pound Butterfat.
The following table gives the names
and records of the cows in the Cabot
Cow Testing association, which have
produced more than 40 pounds of but
terfat or 1.000 pounds of milk during
the period of 30 days ending June 30:
Owner Breed Lbs. Lbs.b't-
acow. . J '-of tow. tnilkJ t'rf't.
W. I. Abbott R.J.
W. I. Abbott J J.
W. I. Abbott O J.
W. I. Abbot R.J.
W. I. Abbott ......R.J.
W. I. Abbott .....G.J.
W. I. Abbott G.J.
Ralph White ...O.J.
Ralph White ...G.J
F. A M. Bickford .G.J,
John Chandler ....O.O.
John Chandler G.J.
Aaron Bolton O.K.
Aaron Bolton UM.
Aaron Bolton . ...G.H,
E. P. Walbridge ..G.J.
Smith & Hought'n.G. J.
Smith & Honght'n.G.A.
Smith & Houglifn.G. J.
Smith & Hought'n.G. J.
Smith & Houjtht n.W. J.
Angus Smith
Anpus Smith
Angus Smih
Angus Smith . .
Walker Pros. . .
W alker Bros. . .
L. Haines
H. J. Tebbetts
M. Mears
C. C. Lamberton
C. C. lamberton
R.H.
..R.H.
..R.H.
..R.H.
..G.J.
..G.J.
..G.J.
, . .!.(..
..G..I.
..G.J.
..O.J.
942 47.1
1,000 44.
930 41.0
H74 40.4
814 40.
708 40.
1,071 37.5
802 42,5
1,110 42.2
830 41.5
1,122 4H.
(.-5 41.1
885 4.0
1,028 33.9
878 40.4
1.040 4.8
1 ,022 45.
l,tXW 44.7
05 41.
790 40.3
P2 40.
1,313 53.8
1,171 35.1
1,074 33.3
1.190 37.2
625 55.
930 40.
677 40.6
1,0(17 40.3
pon 42.6
790 40.8
793 40.
E. W. Sargent, Official Tester.
W. I. Abbott, Secretary.
Woman SickTwoYears
Tells How She Got Well
Mir G. I. Btird of SO Glenville are.. AH
ston. Mam., wnln : "I have been tvk al
most two years, had four doctors with little
or no relief. I was growing thin every Sax.
went from 188 to 111. 1 was so discour
aged I didn't know what to do. .One night,
about three weks ego. I picked up a rarer
and aw your Dr. Trues Elixir. Familr
laxative and Worm Expellee advertised. 1
made up ray mind I had worms, and the
next day bourht a email bottle of Dr. Trues
Elixir. I waa surprised at the result, stom
ach worms some a fina-er Ions;, so much
ilime. that looked aa thou ah it was just
the sVin of worms. - The day before 1 took
Dr. True s Elixir I thoutht I should go wild
with the erawlinc In my stomach. I feel
like a new person, all my friends say I
look so much better. I wouldn't have be
lieved anyone eoeld feel so much better tn
uch a short Lmt. I can't live your medi
cine rraiee enough."
Signs of worms: Offensive breath, swollen
upper lip, sour stomach, deranged stomach,
orasicmal gnpines and pin about the nav
el, pale face of leaden tint, eyas heavy and
dull, twitching eyelids, itching of the noae.
itchina- of the rectum. hort dry cough, grind
ing of the teeth, red point en the tongue,
starting during aleep. slow fever. Dr.
Trues Elixir. The Family Laxative end
worm Expeller. is old by ALL DEALERS.
Adv.
Arthur Michaels, a farmer living in
Bennington, near-the Pownal line, is
charged with assaulting Calvin Elwell,
a partial! demented young man of 23.
who had been making his home at the
Michaels farm. At the hearing- photo
graphs of the alleged victim's bark,
made at the Putnam Memorial hnepi
tal, which showed numerous wet and
bruises, were submitted as evidence.
Michaels claims that Elwell received
the injures in a aeries of acridenta
while at work the farm. Municipal
Judge William i. Meaher held Mich
aels under Iwnds of H . for further
hearirg on Atijrust 21. the i'.tr hem
a. low e to a-ertaiB tue extent of m-tunea.
EXPERT
WELDER
on the job all the
time. Bring in your
broken parts and
have them made as
good as new.
A. M. FLANDERS
197 He. Man St. Barre, VL
MORETOWN
Exciting Game Resulted in Pitchers'
Battle Between Waterbury and Locali.
A pitchers' battle between Newton
of V aterbury and Ford of Moretown,
with the latter winning out by the
score of 4 to 3, waa the exciting end
ing of a perfect baseball day. "Doc"
Newton had the goods and delivered
them, but his teammates got him into
hot water by being unable to handle
the drives off the Moretown boys' bats,
while Ford worked on all four and with
the smoothness of a Cadillac. Though
he was hit safely more times than
Newton, lie kept his hits well scat
tered and with the assistance of his
teammates, they were able to hold Wa
terbury at bay.
Home clever fielding by Gilmore and
Davidson contributed to the after
noon's excitement. Bisbee carried off
the batting honors for Moretown, while
Eagan led the way for Waterbury,
but Eagan spoiled hie afternoon's
work by making three boots, much
to the amusement of the Moretown
royal rooters.
Moretown scored in the first inning.
Irons drove one too hot for Luce to
handle. He was sacrificed to second and
scored on Grandfleld's line drive. Two
more were added in the fifth. 'An error
by Robinson, letting Marr on, started
the fireworks, then Bisbee singled and
both advanced on a passed ball. Ford
then laid down a perfect sacrifice, scor
ing Marr. Bisbee scored on Clerici's
boot. Grandfield ended the inning by
hitting to Newton. The winner came
in the eighth. Davidson kissed one
to deep center only to have Lease seal
it. Young then singled; "Marr sacri
ficed. Bisbee then came across with
his second hit, thus scoring the win
ner. Waterbury 's scoring: Eagan got in
on an error, Gilmore singled, Randall
Hied out, Robinson hit, scoring Eagan.
Lease then hit, scoring the other two
runners, Luce flied out and Clcrici
ended the argument by hitting to Ford.
The Moretown team has won three
games so far, including the fast Gran
iteville aggregation, while it lost one
on its southern trip to the fast Wa
terbury Center college of Dowsology.
Moretown lines up against three fast
teams in the next four days.
The line-up:
Moretown.
ab r
liurv 2: wild Ditch. Newton; struck
out by Ford 12,v Newton 7; umpires,
Elwoo'd and Ferris.
A Commendable Custom
quite common in England, is the gift
of annuities to faithful employes and
old servants. We sell annuities and
will quote rates on request. National
Life Ins. Co. (Mutual). S. S. Ballard,
general agent, Rialto block, Montpel
ier, Vt.
Horace Hale of Benson Landing, who
is 90 years old, is making boats and
trapping like a young man.
PATENTS
Write for Full Particulars and
Terms
HIGHEST REFERENCES
BEST RESULTS
PROMPTNESS ASSURED
WATSON E. COLEMAN
Patent Lawyer
524 F Street. N.W.. Washington. D. C.
Irons, cf
Grania, ss . . ,
Grandfield, c
Ward, lb ...
Davidson, 3b
Young, rf . .
Marr, 2b ...
Bisbee, If . .
Ford, p
...a I
.. .4 0
...5 0
...4 0
...4 0
...3 1
.3 1
...4 1
Waterbury.
ab r
Gray, 3b 0
Newton, p I
Eagan, ss 4 1
Gilmore, 2b ...4 1
Randall, e 4 0
Robinson, lb 4 0
Lease, cf 4 0
Luce, rf 0
h po a e
0 0 0 0
0 2 10
1 12 0 0
0 2 10
0 2 10
12 0 1
0 0 1 0
2 10 1
0 0 4 0
5 27 7 2
h po a e
0 2 0 1
1 ISO
0 0 0 1
2 113
10 5 0
17 0 1
2 14 0 1
2 2 0 0
0 0 0 1
ESTATE OF LEWIS GORDON
37 3 ft 27 11 8
Earned runs, Moretown 2, . Water-
State of Vermont, District of Washington, ss.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid, to the heirs and all persons
interested in the estate of Lewis Gordon,
late of the city of Barre, tn said district,
dec nerd. GREETING :
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
this court, in writing-, by the administrator,
praying for license and authority to sell
all of real estate of said deceased, to wit :
Situated In the town cf Middlesex, in said
district, representing- to said court that It
would be beneficial to the helm and all per
sons interested in the estate of said deceased,
to aell aaid real estate and convert the same
into money.
And bringing- Into court the consent and
approbation in writing-, of all the heirs to
said estate residing- in this state, and setting
forth the situation of the real estate.
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed
and assigned the ISth day of July. 1920.
at the probate office In Montpel ier, in said
district, to hear and decide upon said appli
cation and petition, and ordered public no
tice thereof to be aiven to all persons Inter
ested therein, by publishing: said order, to
gether with the time and place of hearing,
three weeks successively in the Barre Daily
Times, a newspaper which circulates In the
neighborhood of those persona interested In
said estate, all of which publications shall
be previous to the day assigned for hearing.
THERHKORE. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned, then and there in said court
to make your objections to the granting of
uch license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, In
said district, this 25th day of June. 1920.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judge
Jun2SJulyJ-10
The Times will publish Wants, Lost snd
Found, For Sale. To Let, etc. short adver
tisemcnte at the rate of three Una tot
twenty-live cents for the first Insertion and
ten cents for each subsequent Insertion.
FARMS FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE
40-ACRE FARM in Marshfield, V4 ml. from
postofflce on Cabot road ; location one f
'ha bee.: a large 1 story house. 10 rooms.
all in fine shape; verandas both sides, tele
phone and share of stock ; 80-f t. barn with
basement, built S yra. ago; running water
to house and barn ; garage, henhouse and
toolhouae: buildings all painted: land lays
warm ; smooth, machine-mowing fields, good
pastures, quite a quantity of timber and
wood ; a nice borne for someone.
HOUSES FOR SALE
OK BAjLa. V luce of " live "acres, house and
hern : thr mila from eltv. on flrood road ;
If taken at once all crops and some small
address A , care
4t3
tools : very esey terms :
Times office, Barre, Vt.
140-ACRE FARM In Marshfleld, Itt ml. from
pontofTice: 2-story house in good shape;
good big barn just recently built over;
euqirprd with litter carrier and horse fork :
shed roots end toolhouae, large henhouse,
running water to house and barn ; large ap
ple orchard, extra smooth n Ire-laying fields ;
plenty of pasturing, tha right kind: esti
mated 100 M. ft. of lumber and a lot of
wood; this farm will run IS cow and team
and caa easily be made to do more; someone
ought to get interested In this deal quick
when they see it and find out the price.
These properties, both farms and village,
are advertised to sell; alio have more.
A. R. COLE, Agent
Marshfield, Vt. Tel. 12-2
WANTED
CAPABLE STENOGRAPHER beeirea posi
tion : can furnish reliable references ; ad
dress "A. M. care of Karre JTimes. 4t4"
WANTED TO RENT -Cottage at some pond
not far from Barre for Sunday and Mon
day; tel. 671-W. van
ESTATE OK GEORGE L. GAL'THIER
ew York te Cherboarg, Seathampun
IMPERATOR July 15. Ag. II. 8ept.
AQIITAMA July II. Aug.
MAURETANIA Aag.t, ScpU I. Kept. )
New York te Qeeenstewn A Liverpool
K. A. VICTOIAJly IT, Aag. 14
tVASARI Jlr i
CAROM A.. July H. Ae. IU Sept II
f'ARMAMA Sept.
tOmita call at Queenstown.
New York. Londonderry 4 Giaagew
COLUMBIA July II. A. t. Bept
FOREIGN DRAFTS
MONEY ORDERS
By Letter or Cable
England, Ireland, Scotland,
Italy, France, Portugal, HoU
laid, Belgium, Greece.
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd.
126 State St., Boston, 1
Or Local Agente
State of Vermont, District of Washington, ss
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict of Washington, to all persons interest,
ed in the estate of George L. Gauthter, late
of the city tit Barre, in said district, de
ceased. GREETING:
At a probate court, holden at Montpelier.
within and for said district, on the 18th dsy
of June, 1920, an instrument purporting to
be, the last will and testament of George
I.. Gauthier. late of the city of Barre. In said
dletrk-t, deceased, waa presented to the court
aforesaid, for probate.
And it la ordered by said court that the
th day of July, 1920. at the probate office
In said Montpelier. be assigned for proving
said instrument: and that notice thereof be
given to all persons conrerned, hy publishing
this order three weeks sucreasively in the
Barre Dally Times, a mwspaper circulating
In that vicinity, in said district, previous to
the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear before aaid court, at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate of
said wi)L if yon have rauee.
Given under my hand at Montpelier. in
said district, this 18th dsy of June, 1020.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Judtfe.
Junl"-?Ju1yl
iMMlSSlOWERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF GEORGE W. PARK8
The undrrsifned, having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district
of Washington, commawioners, to receive,
examine, and adjust the claims and demands
of all neraona against the estate ef George
W. Parka, late of the city ef Barre. in said
district, deceased, and all claims exhiited
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpna aforesaid, at the
office of Smith. Whitcomb A Cook Co.,
In the city of Barre. in said district, on
the 12th day of July and ISth day of
December next, from o'clock . m. until
8 o'clock d. m.. on each of said days.
and that si months from the lth dsy of
June. A. D. 120. is the time limited by
said court for said creditors to present their
clsime to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at the city of Barre, this 24th day
of June. A. D. 120.
FRANK L. SMALL, ,
FRANK F. CAVE. Commissioners,
Jun?JtilyS-la
WANTED Contractors,
Real Estate Owners and
Farmers to Know
that the cheapest known building material
is Bishopric Wall Board, 8 heath in if, Plaster
Board and Roofing. They are fire-resisting
and make strong, rigid, warm, damp-proof
buildings ; they are n cm -conductor, rat and
vermin proof ; better and cheaper than lum
ber, for every type of construction, from a
hencoop to a millionaire's mansion. For
sale by John T. Caliaghan, 44 Park Street,
Barre, Vt.
WANTED For a month. In Barre, furniebed
flat or house of 4 or 5 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping ; telephone Montpelier 461.
3t
WANTED -300 tobacco plants ; W. A. John-
atone. RD. s.BethclVt. 3t
WANTED As soon as possible, cottage of
bout 6 rooms, with garden : would also
like barn privilege if passible; Ira Robinson,
12 Eastern avenue. ltf
WANTED" Private-laaons in shorthand:
write to "M. N" care Times. ltf
BOARDAND ROOM FURNISHED -To man
wife; wife to give her services in return;
Call at S7Jefferson street 0lf
WANTED By capable high srhooT boy. po-
ejtion In store I address "M." care of Times
office. t6
W ANTED Position estimating, "drafting
and general office work in granite plant;
experience in both building and monuments!
work ; beet references ; wrile J. A. care
Time office. tl2
WANTED TO BUY
CASH PRICES PAID for rags, rubbers. meC
a Is. maeatinee. hides, snd hngs a specialty;
'phone 407-R. Sam Gould. 11 Brook street
72t2
WANTED TO BUY sconihand furniture,
tools and stoves ; inquire 0. Smith. Ml No.
Main street, tel. 72-M. t2
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ODDRIZE TIRES, also standard sixes;
write for prices ; discount to dealers ;
States Rubber Co., 13 Maryland avenue.
Haitimore. Md. 4tis
1 FURNISHED ROOMS
TO RENT Ttso rooms In Eastman Hock.
furnished or unfurnished, for light house
keeping: inquire of G. L. Woodworlb, Enst.
man block.
ESTATE OF SERENTB A M. HILLS
y;i?miTa
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF OSCAR L. BEMIS
The undersigned, having bees, appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district
of Washington, eora miss loners, to receive,
examine, and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate of Oscar
L. Bern is. late of Cabot, in said district, do
ceased, and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the town clerk's
office in the town of Marshneld, ' in said
district, on the 17th day of July and 29th
day of November next, from 1 o'yrk p. m.
until 4 o'clock p.m. on each of saidays. and
that six month from the 29th day ef May.
A D. 1920. is the time limited by aaid court
for said creditor to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Marshfield, this 19th day ef June.
A. D. 1:'
. EI.DRED C. PITKtN,
'CHARLES M. LILLEY, Commissioners
Jun2JulyS-10
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR7EDWIN F. HEININCJER
howland W.DC SURGEON DENTIST rH0KK ,vw
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
CURRIER BUILDING. BARRE. VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
xtrvnofARTFRS FOR
REL1SPLE PIANOS. PL. A YFR PI ANOS,
CHINKS RECORDS. SHEET MUSIC
Telephone 369-W, Barre, Vt.
CHEAPER TO PUT I P AT THE
LAKE SHORE HOUSE
than te hire a rottaee. Reasonable
nIn with good sv-eornmonatioiia.
with garmere and livery eoaaected.
TelepholM l-f -
West Danville, Vt
TIANO TUNING
B ARTHUR REED
BO 1. MONTPELIER-Leave eceVe at
Baileys M
HOWARD H. REID, D.D.S.
HOWLAND BUILDING
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
'Phone 1-M
PERRY & N00NAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital Ambulance Service
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers
Depot Square. Barre Tel. connection. 4 "J V W
SEE US
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
We are now reedy to serve both eld and
new customer with a high grade of Jewelry.
Repair work guaranteed.
O. J. DODGE, the Jeweler
It EI M STRFFT
SOLE AGENT FoR 'BOtflON AMERICAN"
State ef Vermont. District of Washington, aa.
The honorable probate court foe the dis
trict aforesaid, to all persons Interested In
the estate cf Serentha M. Hills, late of
Cabot, in said district, deceased. GREETS
INO;
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
21t day of July next for examining and
allowing the account of the administrator of
the estate of said drceaeed and for a decree
of the residue of said estate to the lawful
claimants of the same, and ordered that publf
notice thereof he given to -all person inter
ested in said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successively previous to the day
assigned, in the Barre Dally Time, a news
paper published at the city of Barre. in aaid
district.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear at the probate office in Montpelier,
In aaid district, on the day assigned, then
and there to contest the allowance of said
account if you aee cause, and to establish
your rtgnt aa heirs, legatee and lawful
claimants to said residue.
t,!m under my hand, this !nd day of
July, 1820.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Jui-e.
July-10-17
FOR SALE 8-room modern house on Mont
pelier road ; piatia, barn, henhouse, 2
acres land; reasonable; also -tenement
housa at 83 Merchant street and cottage
house on Washington street; Mra. H. 8.
Mileatel. JZUNX; 0stf
FOR SALE Seven-room house and barn,
also large garden ; B. Marriotti, Cor.
Howard andPike street. Btf
FOR SALE A nice home In South Barre;
10-room house, barn, henhouse and garden ;
house is heated by a Spencer steam beater,
which cannot be beaten, burns the cheap
buckwhet coal ; electric light 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
ises 8i!
FOR SALE "-room cottage, all modern con
veniences ,- barn, garage, S lots If desired ;
owner leaving city ; J. Boaai, SS Berlin
street. 6t?
FOR SALE Trow block, 115 South Main
street, contain 2 stores, 2 tenements, also
3 building lot ; good renting property ; price
for immediate sale, $6,600; H. G. Boyce. 11
Academy street. T2tf
"GREENLEIGH,"-20SS! Main street, foe
sale; the semi-bungmlow residence ef the
late W. F. Milne, built within S yean; eon
tains T rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floors throughout, set tubs, cement cel
lar floor and steam heat: henhouse and 1 ex
tra lot go with the property; apple tree,
berry bushes, etc., and garden in good con
dition ; apply to Mr. W. F. Milne, tel.
429-M. 7tf
FOR SALE two-story, 2-tenement house
with good barn and cellar under house
and barn, all in good repair; each tenement
has t roonj, electric light and bath ; plenty
of garden for both tenements ; the barn
could, for a small amount of money, be
made into a A-rtxm tenement ; thia is good
property to buy for home or Investment ; sit
uated at 14 Clark street; price right; tele
phone 6R-R or inquire at 21-22 Howland
building; Elwin L. Scott tt
HELP WANTEDMALE
WANTED -A man to work on farm; in
quire O. Ccrutti, just off main road to
Plainfle.ld :R. F.D. 1, Box 78 S4t4
WANTED Married man to' drive team;
steady position and ffood pay u right
man ; can rent tenement- on farm ; apply
to H. M. Farnham, Montpelier. 'phone 1T.
94tt
BUY A HOME IMMEDI
ATELY OR TAKE THE
PENALTY
There is sure to be a shortage
of houses in Barre before
many weeks, and prices will
soar. These at the old
prices will be sold
at once!
FINE RESIDENCE near Currier Park, ef
7 rooms ; modern : hot-water - heat ; large
barn and extra lot; splendid porch and a
really fine home; only $3,8O0.0. It is worth
at least $700.00 more. Liberal terms of
payment.
6IX-RO0M ORANGE STREET HOUSE
for $3,000.00 Corner lot, garden, only a few
rods from the carl inc. handy to school,
stone sheds, etc.; well plumbed; it is a good
trade at the price v
STEAM-HEATED -ROOM ; COTTAGE,
with all -convenience : very large lot; pic
porch on 2 side ; all in good condition and
ready for immediate occupancy. Located
only a few minute' walk from postomce IB
good neighborhood. Price $2,850.00.
HOW'S THIS I NEARLY NEW -R0OM
HOUSE, with bath, lurhts. etc.; 2 hen
houses, Z strawberry patches, nearly an acre
In good garden, all up in nice shape: ejuan
tity of apple tree, currant, etc. ; garden
and small fruit will be worth $100 or
more to the owner this year: location i
good, near school, and handy to granite
plants, s bmit 4 minutes' walk from car'ine:
price. $2,600.00.
JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY, we can of
fer you a good home, house, hem and 1 acre
of land, pert of which ha lot of straw
berries: $2,000.00 Is the prica, $500.00 down.
A ROUT ACRES OF LAND WITH
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND BARN for
$1,150.00; about 4Vi miles from the city:
will keep 4 or 6 cows and team ; terms,
$600.00 aa flrat psyment.
ON ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS In family,
nne of the best investment properties in the
city is being offered for sale. Income near
ly $100.00 per month: location unexcelled,
at corner of Keith avenue and Summer
street ; I'i-room house, beat he-tine plant la
the city : all modern ; Inoulre or K. A. Pnn
dle or the D. A. Perry Real EsUt Agency.
MAN OR BOY OR BOTH, to help during
haying ; G. D. Butler, Montpelier, Vt., tel.
248-18. 84t6
WANTED Elevator boy for'the Mile block':
apply to McAllister 4k Kent, A Id rich block ;
Milea Block Co. 98US
WANTED Three building cutters find 8
monumental cutters ; McDonnell k Sons.
Inc., Circle street. '' 98t3
WANTED First-class compressor "man" and
boxer; Martinson Estate Co. 0.U6
WANTED Polisher to run small machine
and to do hand polishing ; steady job ;
C. L. O'Clair Granite Works, Waterbury.
at$
WANTED A So. 1 man to work in "hay
field; $5 a day and board for good one;
O. Corrigan. Eaet Montpelier; 3t6
MEN WANTED Four men to work on state
road work, Barre ; apply to E. F. Palmer,
South Barre. S3t8'
WANTED Young man familiar with the
grocery business, who can drive a Ford
truck ; The F. D. Ladd Co. i)2t8
WANTED Stonecutter, who can also run
surface cutter, In retail plant within 65
miles of Barre ; steady work ; apply "A. B ."
Barre Times .92!
WANTED A man to do general work
aorund a garage; H. F. Cutler A Son, 18
South Ms in street, tel 760. 92t8
WANTED AT ONCE Finjt-cla bricklay
ers. 81.17H per hour: tenders 80c. .12
months' work ; Louis A. Lafrance, Windsor.
Vt.; applyto Mr GouIet Supt.. 8tf
WANTED Three first-class letter cutters ;
one who can carve; also three granite
cutter ; best of wages ; address C. Seh let
ter Sons, Freedom. Pa. 89tf
WANTEDA good letter cutter on granite;
good wage ; steady work : address. "Utica
Granite and Marble Works," 8 Prespect
Street, Utica, N. Y. t6
WANTED A man to live at Coddard 'Seml-
nary for the summer and work on the
grounds: apply to 0.KHolIister. 8Sitf
WANTED-AT ONCE A flrst-cUuw machine
polisher; steady work and good pay; ap
ply to Union Granite Co., Waterbury, Vt.
79tf
STANDING HAY FOR SALE Marsh-Allen :
U- 9itt'
STANDING HAY FOR SALEfeTUS-W ; '
41 East true t, Mr.Jame A hern. 8itf
STONE "CHIPS" FOR SALE Deliverer by i
truck within a mile for ottc a ton ; Wal
dron Shields Co., Milt Granite building.
. . i3t
FOR SALE Hardwood "lumber" 150 to 200
M. feet; prefer to sell on skids, but will
consider sale on stump; 1 mi, from depot;
write -"Lumber," care Times. lt
FOR" SALE Cabbage, Scotch kafeT'Savoy",
brusall's Sprouts, 10c dozen or 135 cents
ee - la, $!.' -for 150; cauliflower' and
asui, 16c dos. James Lcvie, 81 Hill
atreet. ' 8S)t
HUNTING DOG FOR'SAUS Good breed';
PPly at Jj Becklcy street. Jut
FOR SALE Second-hand belting ; Yefeet af ,
10-inch, leather belting and 30 feet of
Il-inch cotton belting; J. W. Untledt.
Northfteld Vt, R. V.p.J. 0tti
FOR SALE An International hay loader
and, side delivery rake, both ready to
hitch to and do your haying ; price right,
can be seen on the premises, or write C. D.
Dunham. Wllliametown. Vt. 89t
FOR SALE A 4-burner Florence automatio
oil stove in jgood condition ; price, $16.00 ;
Mrs. Narramor,jyilliamatjwn, Vt 87t
FOB SALE-to cutUige arCaks Groton,
situated at head of the lake, with a nice
beach ; lot has several hundred pine tree ef
8 yeans' growth ; cottages contain good took
stoves, dishes, bedding and other camp fur
niture: inquira of A. L. Hooper. Groton.
Vermont. ggtf
FOR SALE A small quantity of grass :
price made satisfactory ; inquire Nellie J.
Perrin. quarry road. 84ti
FACTORY plant at HariwtekTvt.,' mill toils
atruction, main building, 40x240, engine
room 20x60. onice huilHincr vnv3n it.,.....-
building V(lx48, elongside railroad; plenty of
land ; 60 vacant tenement within half a
mile of plant: moat of machinery is told;
Hardwirk municipal plant furnishes cheap
electric power; write E. K. Fletcher, Wood-
bury.yt. 82t2
FOR SALE Showcase, ice cheet ' 48"x25"
T , ice chest 8"x42"x36" ; ButterKUt pop
corn machine, empty wine barrels, counter,
tables 20 x3', sleigh, wagon, clothes cabinet ;
1 only fcOO-iral. wooden portable water tanks
window blinds, wheelbarrow, hotting pit
chine, hickory double wagon pole, pair of
xnaft with axle attached, preserving Jars,
pint and quart, and juics ; tel. 168-J ;
Joseph Zanleoni. Jirtf
TEAMSTER WANTED Also a few tons of I FOR SALE A very thriving monumental
hay for sale: apply to N.
Merchant street
M.
Nelson. 20
7 lit
WANTED At Fletcher quarry, Woodbury,
Vt. ; open shop quarry from Mar. 1, I'JZO:
wanted now, 2 complete derrick crews ; I
have a general store and furnish good to
men in my employ at wholesale prici ;
house rent at $8.00 to $10.00 per month :
surface quarry and good machinery; write
for more information and state your experi
ence in a granite or marble quarry; will
hire a few apprentices; E. R. Fletcher.
Woodbury. Vt J4tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Woman to work in kitchen on
vegetable, etc. ; good job for right woman
and good pay ; steady work ; Hotel Barre.
2t4
TaT.LK GIRL WANTED At Jack's Kea-
tsrmnt. Depot square. Sltf
WANTED A refined, middle-sued woman
to assist in housework in small fam
ily on farm in village: one who would
appreciate a good home above hiirh wagea
preferred; address Box 14, So, Woodbury,
Vt 8itf
WANTED A capable girl 'or general
housework ; inquire at 108 South Mnl-
street, Barrr Vt 90tf
WANTED Woman "for housework near
Barre City : no washing, ironing or rooking :
$9.50 a week : no one with children nnen
apply; write to "F. M.," care Time. 87tf
WANTED--Woman to work In kitchen : ap
ply to A. G. Nelson, Woodbury Lake
House. East Calais, tel. 9007-2 Plainfleld
79tf
EFFICIENT COOK, waitresee and" kitchen
women wanted at once at Miller's Inn.
Montpelier. , 75tf
LAUNDRESS Also chamber maids fur the
summer season : nnnly w. M. Gole, Mer.
Lake Morey Club. Falrlee. Vt 6tf
PUPILS NURSES WANTED You'ne women
.to train as nurses at Rarre City Hospital
Ptrrw. IStf
WANTED- Pupil nurse und attendants at
the Teuntnn State Hospital : waa . tSVPO
per month with maintenance: for particular
sddrees Dr. Arthur V. Goes. Hunt.. Taunton
State Hospital. Taunton. Mass. 24tf
business in town of Willows. Cal. : county
eat ana only shop in county ; reason for
selling, poor health; W. H. Brown, box 62.
Willows. Calif. T7t2
FOR SALE A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments; brightene
up the lettering and makea the whole monu
ment look clean and new : guaranteed ; price
on application: James Sullivan, 114 Park
street, Barre, Vt 18tf
FOR SALE-ByVai. oT bblBLACDIA-
MOND RUBBER ROOF PAINT; water,
weather, fire and sunproof : 800 lb, to bbl. I
I am ready to paint or repair your roofs :
E. L. Densmore. 1 Pleasant street U'tf
This is the time to buy. Let us
help you to decide.
THE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DO YOU WANT A
HOME?
Real Estate and Personal
Property at Auction
The undersigned will tell at auction
on
TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920
t 11:30 o'clock (harp
on the premi-M, tl milfi from Wt
Top-ham, on the Ute road to Well
River, te following .escribed
real estate:
THE HOME FARM
known a the .larkson place, contain
ing 104 acres. Two tett of farm build
injrs, both in -omfortable shape. The
farm is suiubly divided and there i
a qtitntitv of toft wood lumber. Good
water. One of the bent trout brooks
runs through this Und. Term on real
estate will be one-half rash.
17 HEAD OF STOCK
10 Grade Jersey and
Holstein Cows
all freh except 2. which will freshen
toon after the tale; gnod ajre and i.e.
an extra good lot; 1 three) ear-old
Uolstein heifer, bred: I pure bred Hoi
stein 2 year old bull; this animal is
from the White l!ro. herd: rahes;
pair work hore, weight about .4i
lb., a ejnod all round team, tound and
good ages, 7 and n years old. mime
$."WM.t- 2 year a?o; I brood tow, I
thoat weiyiiiii aliout lji It.s.. I tmall
er th"t.
TOOLS Two hotM- farm
with wood llv and rark;
As everything looks so pros
perous in Barre at this time in
all lines of business, we have a
few eood homes to offer for
sale at a bargain.
SOO-H One is a a-poom eottaae. eery
modem, finabed in wood, mostly hardwood,
with etertrfc lichta, bath, and turn are heat:
nire rellar, nire lawn, with shade tree,
omt fruit tree ; an extra lanre lot with
one of the beet frarden in the city : nice
bam. well finished, suitable for ranute or
to keep a team, with a basement under the
harn; the house sets on an elevation where
it affords a splendid view of the city; we
ran sell at a aurprisfnely low price, eon
sukrinc the condition of the place.
A .-tenement house with a lanre
plot of land with a rarden and play-round,
shade trees, up tn very good shape, with a
barn: the party is leaving the city and will
sell at a sacrifice.
For further information con
cerning these and other city
property and other farms of all
descriptions, stock and tools,
apply to
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent
MISCELLANEOUS
LUUifcT PASTURE TO"LETln""th"Notch":
D. C. fimreon. East Oranea Vt. Its
FURNITURE REPAIRED Cut the H. C. L..
have your furniture repaired and refin
ahed: also bureie and s let he painted : first
r - HOUSES TO RENT
COTTAGE at II Howard street to rent:
rooms, bath and paltry: hot and mid
water; key at Howard street; tel. 744-M.
4t
TO RENT Small It-room tenement estr
rrom If desired. IB a mo. ; no one with
small children need tDdly : E. T. Mower. 7
PrMect atreet. tltf
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RENT At ?
Merchant street : 6 rooms, bath, ess and
Wtrie litrhts : all in eood condition : in
euire at 24 Merchant street, tel. 15H-W. fStf
TO RENT Tenement of 4 room at 14n No.
Beminsrr street : newly painted and pa-
pered : inoulr of Mr. Rossie at l ouse or G.
a Wiintineton. to First avenue. Montoelier.
telephone connection. 4tf
TO RENT Small tenement at S31 North
Msin street ; alae , -room tenement en
Nnrtfc Rmnlnsrr street : O. D. Shurtleff. t?
North Main street. T4tf
Tft RENT Downstair tenement of B rooms,
pantry and bath, electric lieht and lara-e
earden. toeether wttn oarn pnwewea; a-
,.t Jans IB: situated at 14 CUrV rreet
telerhone M-R or innulre at 21-22 Howland
huildin. Elwin L. Scott. ftt
Trx-FMFVT TO RENT A downstairs tene
ment wlrh lares harn and i Isree rarden
at f Berlin street : Inquire V. Eneeni
f. ranter, 1 Maple Grove, or Mia Jeaneftr
Oraneer t TiMen's Shoe Store. t'tt
TO RENT S-room cottaee on firne street,
.! rerwired: call 38S-S1 : F. H. Nichols.
. Mf
TO RENT Five-room tenement with earden
tt M Elmwood avenue; tpply at tame .
drees. atf
TO RENT Smell tenement at No. 17 Addl-
on olace; lr).oo ocr month; Innulre ef
E. M. Whlta 27 tTnland aven-e. IHf
TO RENT Three-room tenement at It West
street hot and coM wster, Tas and elcrHc
liehts; 'Inquire of T.. L. Smih. 17 Weit
itrwt. tel. 1-Y. oe Ale. McHaffle, e
1-W or 5S-M. tf
TO" RENT- Teaement 4 room, tin a mo.;
Smith placet Maple avenue: Smith Bns
TO-RENT J-rocentenemen 1st "oor The
Northem : all modem : apply at SiO Nnrh
M.in atreet.
TO RENT -Tenement at Merchant street.
alee 4 tenements on Willey street, all In
frt-e'a shape: tood-m Improvements:
Geo. W. Mann. S4 Wellineton street I-'tT
TENEMENT TO RFNT In bouse at rear ef
Currier block. 1M No. Main street : inquire
of R. S. Currier after 7 p. m.. -0 Fst
street. Barre. . - fntt
FOR RENT- A- good "7-rom eottaaeTiou.
s print water, bath : Batrhelder street :
H. W. Scott. Bolster block. lttf
COTTAGE ITOl'!E "TO RENT On Vine
G L.. v wisenn. wm-n " "
tf
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
class 'work; call at tit So. Mtm ttreet. tel. I lc,H KOR'SALE Nine nice four-weeks-old
J.Hi-M: WP. Durkee. ITtlJ Pt-s : tpply to Peter Barclay. East h '
GENERAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCK-1 Psrre. Tel. sKT-U "
AUTOMOBILES
ANYONE WISHING TO HIRE AN AUTO."
MOBILE call Mrs. H. S. Milea, Mont-
pelifr road, tel. -17-X. 8tf
FOR SALE-Cadiiiac iuton truck in Rood
condition; low price for quick tale; Wal
dron Shield & Co., Mile Granite building-.
eatt
FOR SALE A Retral automobile; price.
1175; address W. Peters. R. F. D. 2, ear
Thomaa Bauder, Randolph. Vt 2tJ
FOR SALE -Lata "moderOakiand roadster,
run 3.600 miles, runs and looks likt new t
must be told at once for cash ; Box 642,
Waterbury. Vt Jt6
FOR SALE" FivVrasengeT 4-cyL B'uick
touring car, model 31; E. A. Prindle.
Barre. 91t4
FOR SALE An Oldsmobile 8-cyIinder U
passenger, in good condition; Inquire i.
W. Sheridan, Granitevilie. Vt., 'phone 279-X.
I4tl2
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Ford auto" for
aalc ; also would carry passengers even
ing or Sundays ; reasonable prices : address
Charles N. Scott Granitevilie, Vt, Tel.
227-5. tOtt
DODGE TRUCK" FOR SALEcrirnTody :
hrvt-elaaa condition, good as new, 1919
model ; run about 8,000 mile. Fisher Farm,
Bethel. Vt ltf
HORSES ANDVEHICLES
CANADIAN HORSES FOR SALE One
pair black hcrsea, five years old, weight
240 rhs.. : one pair bay marcs S and year
old, weight about 2700 Ths. : one pair browa
horsrt 4 tnd 6 years old. weurht 201 rbt. t
price right. i. Thus. Jamieton, Williams
town, Vt - 4i
HORSE FOR" SALE! Taken In exchange for
Overland car, a good work horse, 8 yr.
old : weighs 1.200 lbs. ; nquir H. F. Cutler
Son, tel. 760. 13 South Main street. KtS
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOY Call 0-4 Wash
ington. Vt, or addrem F. A. Bede.t2ti!l
FOR SALE Three work horses, weighin
about 1,600 each; W. E. Nichols, tel.
t!6-M. . . ?
FOR Ss ALE Rubber-tired buggy wagon for
aalc; Inquire at 94 No. Main street, Mr.
E. A. Withajrn Uf
If You Need a Wagon
REMEMBER COLTON S PLACE
If You Need a Harness .
REMEMBER COLTONS PLACE
If You Need Auto Tires
REMEMBER COLTONS PLACE
If You Need Accessories
REMEMBER COLTON'S PLACE
ING Also equipped to take parties : rail
04-M. .:2
LAWN MOWERS FHARPENFD Called for
and delivered ; 'phone 334-W ; Granite fit
Tool to. Stf
llar
finder please t
4t2 ;
RsseM, Barre. Tel. Mt-W
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Offirs in Room l. M'lee Buiidiag
Telephone Co-tertie-
OFFirF HOIRS: tain to K n. and 1 IS ts
4 p a. Monday. 1 -cedar. Ttwrv-syand Friday
GAGE & GAGE
tlllKrKACIORS I
Hour Daily- a. m. eaeept Tuetdaye .
and Thursday. 2-1 p. ra. I
Evenings : :! . ecept Tueeday ind
Saturday (
BARRE. VERMONT t
phone let Nona Ms a .trees.
MOTOR AMBULANCE RATES
East Tarre, WebsterxiHe an4 Gtanitet;ile tn Iiarr
Orange. Vtashtrigtcn an! Willitmstowa to Barre
Loag ),stn U'p
M. J. WHITCOMK. Est Twirre, Vermont
ssoo'
7 0ft;
.- rr bjiJ I
I
LOST June
name -"Ntg-rr,
call 6-M
LOST -Tt.urt'day eight bstwen Camnma
.1, rr and East Barre, a ten pocket book I
eommnire rum of mcner : finder piemse re-i
wagon j'urn to Tim vacc; rewsre) MtS j
2 horse I LOST" Wtneday afternoon oe state road;
...1 -mM Mrr, B 111 ,14,1 1,1 ... .
tied with hrt-f. tif. f-art. spring ux,t h . of mixture: find-r, R
harrow, plow, cult i St.r. mow in? ma ,., notify Lewis 11. Bradley. 2 Avalori
chine. epre wtjon with rtra IkxIv. j n4. Portland. Me.: reward. -'t
rake. liht Cunmril wacon, liht loi"h. , . r :
":.reV REPAIRS !!
prirdt(ine. ttnne bwwt. smimthcr. I.O-Klj Knivis. romi'.ne with hsd. guard, ter
lt Lwon, lnmVr. a lot f m:ei:tTOn and mrv. kB:fee.eai. wear plate.
, j -u ...n . ! .. '.hncs. knife caps, rttmal s and twsth
M-jthrs. srath. etc.
Al-o a qutnt tr of hi-'ti-f r"M furn
lure.
eTfifK FOR SALE Two Holstein milking
cowt that freshen the last of Jsnuarv.
i Holstein bull 15 month old. 1 rewistered
Hotstnn hull 1 rear old. 1 Ayrshire he.ifer
I ver old: good eee and all 'rhrr"';n
tested' apply to Cha. N. Ladd. East Hi1'.
Te'. sar.12. .
Uad eiir.ln, rve Hoittein bull ea!f. t
mo. old sired br a ;-rb. bull and on- ef a
! rood tro.ieing dam : 1 pair of heevy wo-k
.. . . . i - v a f ut rr. iiarre.
t. smau oisrs s"s . , -. . .
LOST AND FOUND
HAY HOISTS
HAY HORSE FORKS
HAY CARRIERS
D. Track, lisnsers. Floor Hooks and
Pulleys. Bore for Horse I oras everrining
to make having cesser.
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
W. C. COLTON. Manager
M Stat Street Montpelltr. Vermoet
Many Sulky Rakes
at the present time are orily poor
imitations of those made under eld
and expired patents, containing no
improvement whatever.
We Want to Show You
eomething different in the finest
improved, up-todate hay rake in the :
market. Thia rake has a
1 DOUBLY TRUSSED
FRAME that cannot tag.
2. A HAND LEVER that
does not chtngt position
when the foot dump is
used.
S RHVOLVINf! STEEL
AXLE tnd DUMPING
DEVICE that cannot art '
out ef order.
4 A Dl'MPINf! RAT
CHET. WITH FLANC
ES. that atrengthena tht j
R E V E R S IRLE
Dt'MP DOG of hardened
atea that ean bt
chanted to four different
positions tnd will last
lifetime. !
a A CAM ACTION FOR '
RELEASING the DOO
and dumping the rtke
without shock, jar er
noise. I
7. A TOOTH HEAD to
attached that teeth keep
their place and rake
clran. even when eomg
down the s'eeoest hill.
t. THE TEETH tre fist-
tened and have ehwsl .
points thst will not lit. '
t INTERCHANGEABLE
Hl'B CAP which can be ,
used either right or left
fc a treat aavtng.
1 WOOD WHEELS
wtth eitra -idth tire
are the best we ever taw
on ny rake.
If all thai sounds too rood to bt
true come tnd see We ere not
talkinr about rake tc-newhere
eW but one right here, all ready
to bitch to.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
E. Tel. 140 Orange County Telephone
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone ln O-are Co TeVrhone
. .- .-., tiMT V TV TT
IlLK M1U1 tMLL rI- ut-i w is svTFiv.Voune mew and wowtee ta
and twsth ! , ,-v- s f tl'I ' - ! nmiVon as attecoant at the Ver-
Knsrds rurrsn strarw. ''s no i I Il Jrl -it. 1 '." 1 , .-1 '. H.o,.l foe tre Insane al
springs snd many otner reoir ier an sinnp
1 of sno-vers includire John Ieere. Met or-1
!eo-k. ttrertn. Adrmr-. e-Bursere. W orrestev. I
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
HUNDREDS VF.N-WOMlg.' ever 17. want
ed imfrxdts- Iv as governroent railway
mail clerks: flM wionth : common eduoa.ioa.
niOVient lt riUor free: traokiin In
stitute. IHTt. !F. Rorh-jt- N . )
Jiinel2-l-;Je!v-10-l -:-sl
CLERKS' men. women'. 1 upward, for
po.ul msil serrv-e: I13S month: earm
tiafone Juiv; experieoce anrtereasarv : foe
(-vv panicu'.rs t u- R Terry I 'ocrrieT
, vrr.tr evsmincvi. tl Coeitinental nuiid
inir. Washincon. t-
AT NOON
lev-Tin, sura? enerr. v. sir-ier. i . , ry
.. wwi and o-brroe We ra fur-; Open Saturday ceninr, JUl O.
v pan for oid or new t le mower ' .
tor o-i short SMU,e. f penal 4- aS USUa.
; Porkeye.
" T'Trns on ir'nnl protwr't- it t m" r ,h an
i , , ' , Pot m Stors et soon eO-- ' cpeciai mm-,
i -a!c I.umn f-r I )..- c-.rrin; fr..ci ..,?, ere-s. i
IAS. MrGUIGAT 0-tr.' M A K Cll.i I LEN CO. MARSH-ALLEN CO
D. A. FEERY. Aurtioeeet V r 7 . -Ko-e ;t O-anie t Telewhoee N. E Tor.Swe Ut
U-urv ; te those who sVeire. aa srwrtsW
Vtv to attcnij ri'v r.-,na - -
aor'r at Hr'- WateHvary. t.
J I
lr
0-wr.ee C Ti.sgibeet oth Pe4. U4.
SALESMEN WANTED
WAN'TI! e with su'SViept efieee t
demand a. I esrwed .
h i me . we ss ary
er
a4 ance
n,ty for
The P.
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