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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, BARRE, VT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1920.
ABOUT THE STATE
Happening! of Interert from
Different Sectiooi.
A party of 84 fresh air children from
Kpw York City have been distributed
among homes In .southern Vermont,
paving arrived Tuesday.
, t Arrested at Rutland and Cornwall,
; respectively, Frank Irrin and Harry
Preston were sent to Boston on the
charge of being naval deserters.
: A Mormon representative met with
cool reception when he' passed through
Townshend distributing tracts and ex
pounding to whoever would listen.
f
Ex-Gov. Samuel E. Pingree of Hart
ford was 88 years old on Aug. 2. He
is still in active law practice and has
been town clerk more than 60 years.
Miss Martha Church, aged 93 years,
. died in Westminster Saturday She is
J survived by a sister, Miss Mary Church,
vov. iae two uvea juone more man nan
a century.
Allen E. Foote, John Reynold, H.
R. Shurtleff and Roger Burlingame of
New York city, making a horseback
tour of Vermont, make an average of
3D miles a day.
Peter Dennis of Colchester has sued
Q. L. Burn of Westford for $3,000, for
alleged alienation of the affections of
his wife, to whom he had been married
for a quarter of a century.
; For assault on his crippled stepson,
George Moosey of Rutland, last June,
..Clifford Woodard of Rutland was sen
itenced to not more than year and' a
"half in the state prison. Woodard was
formerly a cook in the navy.
". 'While bringing back a Winton . car,
which he had just purchased, J. F. R.
Hansen of Halifax used his Ford nura
;;hfr plates because he didn't have in
formation enough to register the Win-
ton. He was fined $5 in Brattleboro
court.
OV John 3. Thrift, Sr.
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ESTATE Or CAROLINA OLG1ATI
Three Lines for 25c
8ut et Vermont, dlatrict of Washington, ss. 1 Th Times will publish Wants, Lost and
The honorable probate court lor toe die-1 round, for Sale, To Let, etc. snort adver-
trlct aforesaid, to the he! re and all persons
interested in the eatatc of Carolina Olariati,
lata or City of Barns, in said district, de
ceased. GREETING I
WHEREAS, application hath been made
to this court in writing, by the admlnlstm
tor, Prank L. Small, praying- for license
and authority to aell all of real estate of
aid deceased to wit: Situated in the City
of Barre. in aaid district, representing to
aid court that it would be benetieiai to
the heirs and all persons interested in the
eatate or said deceaaed, to sell ald real
eatate and convert the umt into money.
An4 bringing into court the consent and
approbation in writing, of all the hairs
to laid estate residing- in thia state, and
art tin a forth the situation of the seal
estate.
WHEREUPON, the said court appointed
and auig-ned the 10th day "of Autruat, 1920,
at the probate- office- in Montpeiier-, in said
diatrict, to hear and decide upon I said ap
plication and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof to be ariven to all persons
Interested therein, by publishing- said
order, tog-ether with the time and place of
hearing, three weeks successively in the
Barre Daily Times, a newspaper which cir
culates in the neighborhood of those per
sons interested in said estate, all of which
publications shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
place assigned, then and there in (aid court
to make your objections to the granting of
luch license, If you -see cause. -Given
under my band at Montpeiier. In
aid district, this 2Wt day of July. 1920.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
July22-29-Auirg
tisements at th rate of three lines for
twenty-five cents for the first Insertion and
ten cents fur each subsequent Insertion,
F6TT8ALE SO-acre farm. It miles from R.
R. station on main road, mile from
school and i! churches, near neighbors, plen
ty of water by spring and large brook, nice
sugar bush of about 160 trees, beside ether
lumber; for quick aale II, S including
crops j sold on easy terms i apply to Geo. C.
Benjamin, Plainfield, Vt 103tf
G. M. Smith of the National bank of
Orange county at Chelsea has been
chosen bookkeeper and teller in the
Vermont Savings bank of Brattleboro
Mcause of the resignation of Charles
F. Bingham, assistant treasurer, who
js going to New York.
"
. The Windham County Co-operativ
"Milk Producers' association, Inc., has
.bought a 175-acre farm in Brattleboro
on which to erect a milk plant of brio
or cement. The plant will be erected
this year and will cost $35,000. Muc
nvf, the stock has been subscribed.
Summoned to appear in Xewport
municipal court to answer to the
charge of operating an automobile
while intoxicated, Ward Prouty faile
to appear. W. R. Wright of Newport
was fined $100 with costs, in the same
court that day (Monday) for driving
an automobile while under the infill
enee of liquor.
When his automobile tipped over in
Dummcrston Monday . evening, W. E.
Parker of Putney was pinned down but
Van released by hia companion, Charles
Miller, who had been able to crawl out
from under the wrecked tar. The car,
a Ford, rested heavily on Mr. Parker'
chest. Both men were bruised.Vlthough
no bones were broken.
Resigns at Secretary of Bar Assoc!
ation.
Guy W. Hill of St. Johnbbury has
resigned as secretary and librarian of
he Vermont Bar association in the
following letter to Martelle C. Web
ber, president of the association:
I "My resignation as aecretary and
librarian of the v erniont Bar asso
tiation is hereby tendered, the same to
be effective upon the appointment of
my successor or successors, but not
later than Sept. 1. 1920.
, "At the time Vol. XIII went to press
on Feb. 27, I thought that I might be
able to perform this work without ne
glecting my practice until the end of
the current year. Professional en
gagements aid my physical condition,
due to the injury received J;n. I, make
it imperative that I relinquish the of
fires now. If I have spare moments, I
feel that I should devote them to out
floor recreation rather than to the per
formance of gratuitous clerical work.'
I
RANDOLPH COW TEST.
July Record for Cows Producing More
Than 49 Pounds of Butterfat.
Owner
' of cow.
B, G Wilcox . . .
A. C Lamson . .
A. C. Lamson . .
L. B. Wakefield
T. A. Littlefleld
E. !. Ruford . . .
Breed Lbs.of Lbs. but
of cow. milk, terfat.
..fill.
..G..I.
. G..I.
..OH.
,.RH.
. .... J.
641
run
io:s
100.
509
41.7
4 V4
41.2
34 1
42.8
Walter H. Wheat ley. official tester.
Fred L. Flint, aecretary.
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigarette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit
No-To-Eac has helped thousands to
break the .oftly. nerte. shattering to
bacco habit. Whenever you have a
kreirijr for a sm"k.e or chew, jinf place
I ham leu No-To Bsc tablet in your
mouth instead. All de-ire stop. Short
ly the habit is completely broken, and
JOB are better off mentally, physically.
SnsncUily. lt" o ea-r, so simple. -et
l box of No to-Ilac and if it d'm"t
rfa--e you from all craiins for tohsoro
any form, your dru;git will refund
foir money witbrut question. NoTo
lc is ma le by the nr cf Ciui.
rete; therefore I thnrourb!r reliable.
-Adv. .
BROOKFIFLD
Fred Pope has a position as elec
trician in the Springfield garage. He
goes to Springfield the last of the
week.
Kay Martin is spending several days
with his father, E. E. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pope and their
guests, Charles Muguire and Miss Ruth
Pulsipher of Sprigfield, enjoyed a
trip to the White mountains and oth
er places of Interest Friday and Sat
urday. Dr.N-'rank Wheatley and family of
North Abington, Mass., are here to
spend their vacation at the Wheatley
cottage. They will board with Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Whittier.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes re
turned to their home in Springfield,
Mass., Sunday, after spending a week
iu town with relatives.
W. IL Haggett cams from Ran
dolph to spend last week in town doing
his haying.
Mr. Laura M. Allis is spending this
week at Brookfield Center with he!
brother, R. W. Walbridge.
Harold Wheatley and son and George I
Olds and family of Meriden, Conn.,
came Saturday to spend their vaca
tion, and are boarding with Mr. and
Mr. G. T. Diijran.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Allis of Nor
wich, Conn., come the last the week
to occupy their cottage, "Hillcrest" on
Bear hill through the month of Aug
ust.
The board of civil authority will
meet Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4
o'clock to revise the check list.
Thirty-six people were present at
the meeting of the Ladies' association,
which was held with Mrs. Louise Clark
Wednesday afternoon. i
big. adult gathering atudying God's
word, and let the children's classes
be well rilled. The basket lunch will
bo eaten out of doors, weather permit
ting, from 1 to 2 o'clock. Bring your
dinner and eat with your friends in
stead of at home. At the service from
2 o'clock on there will be special mu
sic rendered. There will also be ad
dresses given by Miss Ann Clark and
Sidney Edson. The pastor will also
talk briefly. Let us renew the great
ideals of the Pilgrim Fathers. A con
tribution for the Kurn Hattin home
will be taken up at the time. ,
Fifteen of the girls and boys were
in attendance at the county life meet-J
ing at . Randolph Center one day last
week.
Report comes of a most enjoyable
nd profitable missionary meeting of
the Women's association with Mrs
Louise Clark last week Wednesday.
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism
FULL PROTECTION
from loss by fire can only be
obtained by basing the
amount of insurance carried
on the cost of replacement as
it is to-day, and insurance
which is below this standard
will only pay part of the loss
in event of fire.
EVERYTHING INSUR
ABLE has increased in cost
from fifty to three hundred
per cent, and the price of
labor has increased propor
tionately. For full protection see
J.W.DILLON
Establishee 1J.
BOLSTER BLOCK. BARRE, VERMONT
ESTATE OF JAMES A. THOMPSON
State of Vermont Diatrict of Washington, as.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid, to all persons interested In
the estate of James A. Thompson, late of
City of Barre. in aaid district, deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, said court has aesisned the
19th day of Autruat next for examining and
allowing the trustee of a fund created by
order of court, for the benefit of Abbie
Wis aa absent heir, and for a decree of
the residue of said eatate to the lawful claim
ants of the same, and ordered that public no
tice thereof be (riven to all persona interested
in said estate br publishing thia order three
weeks successively previous to the day aa
ailned. in the Barre Daily Times, a newspa
per published at the city of Barre, in said
district.
THEREFORE! you are hereby notified to
appear at the probate office in Montpeiier,
in aaid district, on the day aaaiKned, then
and there to contest the allowance of said
account if you aee cause, and to establish
your right as heirs, lesatces and lawful
elaimante to said residue.
Given ander my hand, this 2th day of
July, 1920.
FRANK J. MARTIN, Jodie.
July24-Aus5-12
FARMS FOR SALE
40-ACRE FARM In Marshfield, mL from
- postofnee on Cabot road r locat ion one of
'..mi t.; a large lVd story house, 10 rooms,
all In fine shape: verandas both sides, tele
phone and shsrs of stock : 80-ft. barn with
basement, built I yrs. ago; ninnlne- water
to house and barn ! varaire. henhouse end
toolhouae: buildings all painted: land lays
warm : smooth, niachlne-mowiniz fielda, good
postures, - quite a Quantity of timber and
wood j nice home for someone,
. , ; t . -,
flO-ACRE FARM x Marthfleld, Vi ml. from
postofnee:' J-ntorr- house In good shape t
Jtood , big . baxn Must recently birilt overt
euqtpped with liifcr earner and horse fork:
shed eoors -end Twthouee. large henhouse,
running water to house and -barn; large ap
ple' orchard, extri (month nice-laying fields;
plenty of nurturing. t right kind: esti
mated 100- M. ft. of lumber and a lot of
wood: this farm will run 18 cows and team
and can easily be made to do more : someone
ought to get interested In this, deal quick
wncD iney sea n ano n na out me price.
' These properties, both farms and vtllajra.
era seven lie a io sell r also hava mora.
HELP WANTEDMALE
WAJNlfcD txperienced man to operate
now. ior boom derrick, steady Job: N.
Pelaggi & Co., Northflold. 120tf
WANTED Experienced sand-blast opera
' tori Marr & Gordon, Inc. . . lidntf
WANTED A capable surface-cutter opera-
tor ; Gasparello Bros., West Second street.
lt3
CHAUFFEUR WANTED With- his own
two-ton truck, trucking my cordwood into
Koxbury, three miles, all down hill, steady
Job, will pay $1.00 per cord : for further
information apply to "A. B.," Box 147.
Northfleld, Vt. 117t
MEN WANTED To cut down treoTwith
sawing machine, work S miles from Rox
bary. will pay $90.00 a month with board
and room, only good steady workers wllliitg
to attend church on Sundays need write;
apply "A. B.," Box 147, Northfiald, Vt
J ; 1U-
Wanted su rfacer And gang of cutters,
company has a number of good tene
ments ; rent free to granite cutters ; apply
to Davis Bros., West Berlin, Vt. 114tf
WANTED Man aa bookkeeper and stenog
rapher, afternoon and evening work, good
pay with promotion possibilities, state ex
perience and references in aoplicaLtion ad
dressed to the Community Club, Springfield.
Vermont
116t
W A NTED Boy at Times "Office. Apply.
WANTED Man or boy to work on farm,
and girl or middleaired lady for house
work: E. h. Johnson. Waterbury. Vt 114t8
Wanted at once so GWWoWmen
to cut and skid loe-a ; also some erod
jobs to let Stafford A Tinda le. Plalnfleld,
Vt. F. H. Goodrldge, Manager. 107tl8
JFQR SALE
A. R. COLE, Agent
Marshfield, Vt. Tel. 12-2
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR KALK Two-tenement house at 0
Circle street, hot water, electric lights,
barn ; inquire of Mrs. Albina Uapit -13
Circle street 1 19t
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF DOMlMCUS PUECHER
The undersigned, having been appointed bf
the honorable probate court for the diatrict
of Washington, commiaaionera. to receive,
examine, and adjust the claims and demands
of all persona against the estate of Doraini-
cus Puecher, late of City of Barre, in raid
district deceased, and all claims exhibited
offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the office
of the Tilden Shoe Co. in the City of Barre.
in said district, on the 26th day of August
and 26th day of January next from S o clock
a. m. until o'clock p. m.. on each of said
days and that six months from the 3rd day
of August A. D. 120. is the time limited
by said court for said creditors to present
their claims to us lor examination and at
lowanee.
Dated at City of Barre this 8th day of
August A. D. 1920.
T. H. CAVE. JR.,
ARTHUR C. TILDEN. Commissioners.
AugS-12-ll.
Auction Saleicti Sale
of Household Goods
on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6
at i P. M. at my home at 47 Brook
lyn Street.
As I am leaving town, I will fell
Mr. James H. Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism. Many times this ter
rible disease left him helpless and unable
to work.
He Anally decided, after years of cease
less study, that no one can be free from
rheumatism until the accumulated impuri
ties, commonly called uric acid deposits,
were dissolved in the joints and muscles
and expelled from the body.
Witk Ki. Mm, , n mind mui.,HJ nkml
clans, made experiments and Anally com-I at Public -Auction all Toy household
pounded a prrsrmpuon mai quirmy anal , .. . , ,
completely banished every sign and symp-1 property, Including three iron beds,
torn of rheumatism from hfa system.
He freely gave his discovery to ethers
who took it with what mtrht be called
marvelous success. After years of urging
he decided to let sufferers everywhere
know about his discovery through the news
papers. Red Cross Pharmacy haa been ap-
Thi.r.,l,r mnrrtinn- .Tl OS . Pomteo agent ior Aiirnrnu in ime v,cini y
, w(tl) thB understanding
ter was torn to Mr. and Mrs. John
Beard.
Mr. J. B. Perham and her eon,
George, recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
William Perham in Eat Braintree.
Mra. Fortia Abbott and two children
of Springfield, Mais., are spending a
few weeks with her husband's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. I. N Abbott.
Mrs. Clementine Parker of Omaha
Neb., visited Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Sar-
gent lift week.
Frank Harford and his eon, John,
and Mrs. F. W. Church went to Fast
Braintree Wednesday evening to play
for a dance.
Miss Margaret Holgate of Woon-
socket, Mass., is the guest of Mins
Grace Harford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Vaughan. Mrs.
William Holmes and Mrs. Fdith
Vaughan of Fawtueket, R.- I., came
Tuesday to occupy the Anderson cot
tajre through the month of August.
They will board with Mr. and Mrs.
T. Blair.
The Brookfield grange will hold their
meeting this week on Thursday eve
ning, instead of Friday. This change
ij made so that the grange members
will have no opportunity to visit
Snowsville gTange Friday evening. The
state grange master, Mr. Martin, and
other grange officials, will be present
t this meeting.
L. W. Morse ia in ery poor health.
feeling unable to tend to hia atore very
much of the time.
The Ladies association will ' hold
their meeting with Mra. 8. E. Folians-
bee Wednesday afternoon, August 11.
Mr. Florem-e Sprague is raring for
Mrs. John M. Beard and infant.
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Chase and daugh
ter, O'ra. of Northfleld were Sunday
i.ests of hia parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. K. (har-e.
Mrs. Olivia Blakebroufrh and daugh
ter, Isabelle, went to Woodsvile N. H.,
Monday to itar several days with rel-
tivea.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges of Springfield.
M., came Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Chase "and Mr. and Mrs.
Fre4 Kevea and other friends in this
nsn.
Mrs. Mary Mason and Mrs. E. L.
Wi!l and son. Arland. visited friends
in Berlin the fh! of the week. !
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;is, .jifuii 1 . .-nit, 1 ii . uauc -wrr
t -L: X--: J. . . I
came irm v r".. ri-usi in siav a!
that they will
freely return the pun-haee money on the
first two bottles to all who state they re
ceived no benefit Adv.
Stock at Auction
As I must raise some funds to meet
obligations will sell at auction to the
highest bidder on the old Charles
Nichols place, in Brookfield, about two
miles from the village on the road to
Berlin, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 9th
At One O'clock in the Afternoon
the following described stock: Five
grade Jerseys, two to freshen this fall,
two In the spring, and one yearling;
also seven tons of good hay.
Terms at time of aale.
J. W. HARFORD, Owner,
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
three mattresses, three springs, child's
crib, three bureaus, three commodes,
one dresser, one marble top table, two
small tables, one sewing table, one
kitchen table, one dining table, aix
dining chairs, three rockers, one large
leather upholstered rocker, one velour
couch good aa new, one aewing atand,
one carpet 9il2, linoleum Sill, nine
yards linoleum nearly new, rugs, ten
window shades, five short window
shades, wringer, washboard, basket,
two aeta flat irons, ironing board,
lamps, pictures, mirrors, wash bowl
and pitcher, crockery, tin, iron and
glasa ware, fruit jars, kitchen clock,
tackle blocks, ISO feet rope, axes, saws,
garden tools, three paira skates, hand
sled, child's aled, overcoat and other
clothing, one parlor heater and pipe,
for coal or wood, in fine condition, and
various other articles not mentioned.
MRS. JOSEPHINE STONE, Owner.
0. IL HALE, Auctioneer.
of Stock
As I am unable to care for my stock
I will aell at public auction on Upper
Maia atreet, Montpeiier,
AUGUST 7TH,
at x O'clock
the following described property:
Seven good cows, heavy milkers; two
ehoats, one bay mare, aeven-years-old,
good worker or driver; one milk sepa
rator, one kitchen range, one light
buggy, one top bugffy.
Terms at time of aale
ARTHUR WILLIS, Owner.
D. A. PERRY. Auctioneer.
PROFESSIONAL CARD
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Personal Property at
AUCTION
Aa I have sold my farm will sell the
following described personal property
at auction on
Friday, August 6th, 1920,
at i O'clock in the Afternoon
on the premises about one mile from
East Montpeiier on the road to Adam
ant: One horse weighing about lino
lbs., 13 years old, a good one; driving
harnesses, three chamber sets, one new
wrought iron range, one wood or coal
heater, four lamps, two wash boilers,
bench, boiler, wringer, dining table, aix
chairs, three good feather beds, com
forters, and bd linen, chairs, stand
and rockere, tea kettles, couch." two
milk pails, one forty-quart milk ran.
two ten-quart cans, aewing machine,
buffalo robes, two horse blankets, pic
ture frames, soma carpenter'a tools,
including boring machine, and a lot of
other personal property not included.
Terma at time of aale.
W. E. FISK, Own;r.
D. A. PERSY, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE A seven-room eottas-e. eorner
Franklin and Tremont streets, steam heat,
hardwood floors, set tube and all modern
conveniences ; can be boucht at a bargain
if bought at once; caJI 41S. McAllister
rygnt. U7tf
FOR SALE House in one of the most desir
able locations la the city, haa cemented
cellar, furnace, bath, hot and cold water,
iraroen. raraire; terms reasonable; also eot-
lasre nouae or seven rooms near Batehelder
street, convenient to stone shed ; inquire at
9 Academy street. 118t
JAMES 8TREET HOUSE of 7 rooms; hen
house 12x20 ft. ; house is liR-nted by elec
tricity ; has t hay windows ; cellar cemented ;
plenty . of fruit end s-ood irarden ; price
$2,000.00; this ia a pleasantly located home
and convenient for granite workers ; D. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency. Barre. ttf
FOR S A LE Six-room cottage house at the
corner ol Park and High streets; large
garden and 1 henhousea ; easy payments if
desired: Inquire at 30 Eastern avenue or
telerhone 842-X. 98tf
FOR SALE --room modern house on Mon
pelier roaij; piaua, barn, henhouse, t
term land; reasonable; also Z-tenement
house at S3 Merchant street and cottage
house on Washington street; Mrs. H. 8.
MilfsteL vu-X. i04tf
FOR SALE A nice home in South Barrel
10-room house, barn, henhouse and garden
house is heated by a Spencer steam beater,
which cannot be beaten, bums 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
ises. asti
forale i -room cottage, ail modern con
veniences i barn, garage, t lots if desired;
owner leaving city: J. Bossi. It Berlin
street. ftti
FOR ' SALEtrow-biork. 115 SouthMaln
-ret, contains 3 stores, I tenements, alee
8 buildine lots ' wmI r.nt i n tw nrnruvtv . hpica
for immediate sale, 16.600; H. G. Boyce, 11
nc-aaemr street. TZtt
'GREEN LEIGH, ESS 8. Main atreet, for
Sale : the seml.Viurmil mMmim mt the
late W. K. Milne, built within S years ; con
ttns 7 rooms, bathroom, hardwood finish
and floors throughout, set tubs, cement cel
lar floor and steam heat; henhouse end t ex
tra lota go with the property; apple trees,
berry bushes, etc- and asrden In sood con
dition; apply te Mrs. W. F. Milne, tel.
4--M. J JTtf
FOR SALE Two-story, 2-tenement house,
with good barn and cellar rmder house
and ham. alt in good repair; each tenement
haa t rooms, electric lights snd bath; plrr.ty
of garden for both tenements: the barn
could, for a amsll amount of money, be
made into a a-room tenement ; thia is good
property to buy for home
uated at 14 Clark street
phone M-R or inauire
building: Elwtn L. Scott. tf
WANTED A Married Man to Work Ml
farm and drive teem. Good pay and
steady position for right man. Can rent
tenement en farm. Apply E. B. Moulton,
on H. M. Farnham farm. Phone 48-Y.
Montpeiier. 106tT
FIRST-CLASS MAN WANTED at Cutler"!
Stable. 103tf
WANTED AT ONCE First-class bricitlay
am. $1.17H per hour: tenders 80c: 12
months' work; Louis A. La francs, Windsor.
Vt. : apply to Mr. Goulet, Supt.. 9ti
WANTED Three firsts-Use letter cutters";
one who can - carve; also three r"anits
cutters ; beet of wages ; aaJress C. Schiei
ters Sons. Freedom, Pa. 9tf
hay (or sale; apply to N.
Merchant street
a
M. Nelson, 20
71tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
GIRL WANTED For general housework,
one who can room at home; Mrs. Pitkiin,
SI Jefferson street 120t2
WANTEDATbNCE A mlddleaa-ed lady
for n housekeeper by a widower with one
child, on a farm ; J. F. Rogers, R. D. 1
Box 67. South Royal ton, Vt 119t9
WANTED A lone man wants a competent
iTotestant lady as housekeeper, those not
ander 40 years preferred, would exchaare
references, good home, sure ray: for nar-
ucuiars write w lock box 201, Carre, vt.
119t6-
WOMAN WANTED To do housework "for
small family: address "F. L.." csre
Times Office. U7t7
TABLE GIRL WANTED-At Jack's Res-
taursnt. Depot Square, telephone 616-M.
lUtf
WANTED Girl for kitchen work atthe
Kellogg Boarding House 28 School
street. Montpeiier; telephone 72-M. 118tf
WANTED All-round cork'for small sum
mer ir.n : apply to William M. Gale, Lake
Morey. Kairlee. Vt. 97tf
EFFICIENT COOK. waitresses end "kitchen
womvi wanted at once at Miller'a Inn.
Montpeiier. 7Stf
PUPILS NURSES WANTEDYoun"Worneri
to train as nurses at Barre City Hospital
Barre. IStf
WANTED Pupfl nunn and attendants at
the Taunton Bute Hospital: wares. 3K.0
per month with maintenance; for particulars
ddre Dr. Arthnr V. Go. fiupt, Taunton
State Hospital. Taunton. Mass. JMtf
FOR SALE Electric polishing machnines,
one and two h. p. ; see these before buy.
ing, and buy the best; W. A. Lane, tel. 4-R.
. . 120t
FOR SALE Half-site white iron bed, spring
and mattress; P. Hamel, 60 Wellington
120U
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Cadillac touring
ear, Nc IS De Laval separator. "Star5
stanchiena and water bowls ; two cows, milk
S,wr ma'l hen house, and food hoppers ;
P. MjCarr,27 Camp street. lUtf
FOR SALE Wheel chair in first class con.
dition, cost $36, price $18; George N.
Jard. Randolph. Vt. 119t6
FOR SATE New Perfection gas stove.
JIUM nditon: E. O. Holmes.
M'cCjrovc. telephone 241-X. 118tf
FOR SALE-M. L. Towne has about 20
tons of standing hay without available
'IJierajjH-X. list
FOR SALE Household furniture, consisU
ing of round and uh,m .tin. u.i.
sideboards princess dressers, rockers, chairs.
vauuui, utsKB, cninomera, stands. .
refrigerator, etc.; also Glenwood and
l,mkrr CDlt stoves for coal and wood ;
Abram Fine, 48 Maple avenue. Ilt6
FOR SALE Perfection" thrfN.-KurajM nil
Stove, comnlet, with m..m .n j u:u i i. .
nrst clsss condition: also Excelsior motor,
cycle, electrically equipped: bargain for im
medJiJ?l.ejjjMerchant streeet. 1 1 7 1
FOR SALE A manure spreader: will ex",
change for orwA v.n m n.u u tt i m -. .
.. ' vv , vmtv, - r-v
i"'.' , ligta
RAGEUTTS FOR SALE-Cheekered Giants;
inquire atShore,s Studio. lutf
FOR SALE One-harf horee power Emerson
motor; inauirejat 62 Brook street 7tf
FOR SALE A preparation "for " cleaning
granite and marble monuments; brightens
up the lettering and makes the whole monu.
meet look elean and new ; guaranteed ; pricea
on application: James Sullivan, 114 Park
street Barre, Vt . - .gtf
MOND RUBBER ROOF PAINT; water,
weather, fire and sunproof; 800 lbs. to bbl. j
I am ready to paint or repair yout roofs J
rL. Denamore, 1 Pleasant street. lUitf
AUTOMOBILES v
FOR SALE Buick five-passenger touring
csr. will exchange for cows; C T. Cum
?in'?,bYi- U8tf
FOR SALE 1917 Ford touring ear,' over.
hauled and painted, good tires ;- address
Ford. Box 107. Waterburv, Vt. 117t
FOR SALE 1 91 S model D-B5 Buick car,
overhauled and not been used this year ;
good tires: interested narv coll m.M
at plant: Comolll A Co. 108tf
USED CAR FOR "SALE A "Col." Tnmnln.
erder; apply at Palace Garage. Barre. 102tf
AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE Ford-auto tot
sale ; also would carry passengers even,
ings or Sundays reasons His nricM ; srfHrs
Charles N. Scott. GraniteviJIa Vt. Tel.
227-S. eotf
DODGE TRUCK FOR SALEcreen bodyl
first-class condition, good aa new. 1919
moH-l ; run about S.000 miles. Fisher Farm,
Bethei. Vt ait
HORSES AND VEHICLES
FOR SALE Five horses, on pair, age 4
and b. weight about 800 : one pair, ace
and 7. weight 2700 ! ' ene horse. 6 years
old. weighs about 960. Rs. ; will sell cheap
or exchange for cows : W. H. Cutta. two
mile from Barre on East Montpeiier road,
phone[phone]t3
TWO PAIR" WM'rTHOftSlS FOR " SALE
Also harness, one extra heavy milk
wagon and one lighter one. C. M. Gould.
Montpeiier. Tel. 465-S. 106tf
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
COOK WANTED Ms"le or femsle. to be
able to do good ranking for men In rum
her esmp, would like a woodsman and his
s-ife. wage ISI0.00 a month with room and
board, only one who is willing to attend
church on Sundays need apply to "A. B-,"
Wox U7. Northfleld. Vt 117t6
HELP WANTED feting men and women to
take positions as attendants at the Ver
mont Stats Hospital for the Insane at Wa
terbury; to those who dseire. an opportunity
offered to attend nnrsee' training course:
apply at HospitsL Wsterbury. Vt lltf
Harness or Harvesting
Heaviest and best, 899.00.
Lighter ones far less. Fits-All
Collars, $8.60. Other collars
for less.
Vehicle 4 Supply Co. Colton'e Place.
84 SUte Street. Montpeiier.
Our Big Sale of OILS
still going on at same old
pricea Better buy aome.
Heavy or Medium
C3c a gallon by the half-barrel.
SSc a gallon by the barrel.
We have it right here in stock.
Vehicle & Supply Co. Colton'a' Place.
84 State Street, Montpeiier.
HOUSES TO RENT
TO RENT Five-room upstairs tenement,
newly rereired. on Summer street: in.
quire at 2 Church street or telephone 697-M
11914'
r(VJ.,-.w rTiJ. i FURNISHED COTTAGE-At Elwell s pond.
. r.rVK . me- from Dsnville on state road, -rood
atP7l-2r HowUnd """ ,nd ghosts, telephone andm.il sen--
A Few Exceptional Values
in Good Homes
Prices much lower than they
will ever sell for again.
ORANGE STREET HOUSE OF KIT
ROOMS; hardwood floors nd finish down-
stairs : two porches, furnace, lights, plumb
ing, ete. Very plessantly situated on large
lot affording an excellent garden or r ha nee
for another house. Owner ia skk and
wants immediate aale. Will kst it go for
IJ.776.00, which is much less than actual
value.
ACADEMY STREET HOUSE with all con
veniences, furnace, lights, etc. Six gr
rooms, good garden with quantity of small
fruit. Fin location and a bargain at
12.800.00.
ONE OF THE BEST BUILT HOUSES in
Barre ran be bought for just shout on
hslf the cost to build to-day. There arc
eight rooms, most of therq finished in ruriy
birch; polished floors : all conveniences. In
cluding set laundry tuba, splendid wide
porch and acreened sleeping porch : extra
lot quantity of shrubbery, fine lawn. etc.
The owner ia leaving town and allows us
to offer thia fine property for 8S. 600. fie :
Sl.ftuO.AO down. It is a chance of a life
time. Lots ted near Pleasant street
SEE US
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office In Room as. Miles Building
T- phone Connection
rrrtrr hoi tm a a m to t; m. and 1 M te
4 A m. Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Friday ; Repair werti guareateed.
O. J. DOD(.E. the Jeweler
TV OCR NEW LOCATION
We am new rvwdy to serve both eld and
ew customers with a hbrh grade of Jewelry.
DR. A. II. SMITH
Osteopathic Fhysician
I KEITH AVENUE
0"ice Cioed Tuesdaye and Saturdays
PIANO TUNING
4 rtjj srrwry-r
SOLE AGENT FOR "BOSTON AMERICAN"
GAGE & GAGE
raiF.OrRACTORS
OAr will be
Aiunsst
ntil
. ARTHl R REED
OA-? 1,1 UnVlPinil. ! mm .
while with her hlishanj n4 on at; Baileys M-ie Rooms, barre. let s-W.
t I K n. . ,1,. r
BARRE. TRMu.VT
raone a2-W 19 Neru. lu s Strae
FOR SALE
Two 1917 Fords,
S450 and 5325
One 1914 Ford for $300
One 1913 Ford for $20
One 1916 Ford for $500
A. M. FLANDERS
tcj Na. Mais St.
Barrte, Vt
S1.S50.00 BUYS thia five-mom house oa
Grsnt Ave. Lighted snd In good condition :
handy to granite) works; a good home for
the money.
WE CAN SELL you comfortable home
en Farwell street for only $640.00 4th a
psyment of $100.00 down.
Ice: slso furnished six-room farm home
for August: W. 8. Sanborn. R. F. D. 1
Bamet. V. 117t7
TO RENT Cottage house, bam. garden
and hen house : one mile from Barre : ap
ply to Leon Cummings, 4 Merchant timet.
. ,If
fCt RENT One large , furnished front
room, suitable for light housekeeping; in.
outre t 4S Long street. llStf
TO RENT First class tenement; inquire of
Dr. O. G. Stlckney, SO Washington street
,lftf
TWO-TENEMENT HOI'SB at P Foster
street to rnt: inoiiire Mrs. Elitxheth
Bughec. 6 Richardson atreet; telrphc-.e
1BJ-R. llltf
FOR RENT Five-room tenement with
nantre. wood shed, storeroom, bath room
and electric lights : inquire of E. L. Dens
more. 1 Pleasant street. liStf
TO " RENT-Poisll tenement at 48 East
street, auitable for man and wife; also
rottaee house to rent Inquire of G. L
VVoodworth. Eaotman Block. 10?tf
TENEMENT TO " RENT Injure of Mrs.
James Ahcrn, tel. 245-W, 41 East street.
Hf
TO RENT Flve-rne-i tenement srith garden
at 84 Elmwood avenue; apply at same ad
dress. aotf
TO RENT Tenement 4 rooms, $10 a mo.;
Smith place. Maple avenue; Smith Brce .
TO RENT$-rorm tenement. 1st floor The
Northern : all modern : apply at HO North
Main street. $4tf
TO RENT Tenement at M Merchant street,
also 4 tenements on Willey street, all la
flml-rlsse shape: modern improvetaents ;
Geo. W. Mann. $4 Wellington street. S2tf
WHY FAT RENT? We can often take
Liberty Bonds ia part pavmsnt for homes
sad have ne.ee yet taken them at Um than
face value. Better aee us at once.
TWO FARM BARGAINS
No. 14U. 11$ acre place; geed emfort
sble house and barn ; about 40 arras of
woodland ; grafted fruit orchard ; located
about three miles from Worcester on gend
road. Fneo $1,000.00. It is worth murk
more: good hay crop will be Included if
sold before bay cut
No, 144 A S&.OoO.M farm for $4,000 no:
terms $l.AO0.00 down ar might take a rtuss
rlace in pert ssymest : ftv serve of enrcei-t
Kill tana ; sugar, ousa ana irult : two-story
I House ana two gnoa rilapKoanted barns :
torsted tme wile from good village and hwfc
school on srvMa rnaa. . iass team ralk
Ifcia is a genuine bargain and yog better
I tone tt over at wore, as It won t stay M
j the market long.
WANTED TO BUY
f-WANT A TRACT $0 ACRES OR MORE
Imrrovd or unimproved, srith private
lake: P. B. 1J4. 4Jnd street, BmrVlyn.
N. T. i:f
WANTED TOBUY STANDING HAY ; tet
-M.
WANTED to BUY eto-hand turnlro-W
too aad stovss : inquire O. Smith. $37 No.
Msin street, tel. 72-M. lltt-
WANTED
IT STANDS ALONE
The Famous John Deere Beater on Axle
Spreader has won its prestige thru its
Simplicity. Endurance and Light Draft.
Ask the man who uses one.
Here's a few:
Geo. McKnight. East Montpeiier.
Lyle Young, Eaat Montpeiier.
Albert McKnight. East Montpeiier.
E. C. Fitch, Calais. Vt.
Webb Cate Son, Calais, Vt
Bs-on Wilbur, Calais. Vt,
Ralph Parker Plainfield.
Henry Cate, Plainfield.
Ferd Batehelder. Plainfield.
H. H. Farrington. Plainfield.
William Nelson, Barre.
A. Corti. Barre.
Frank Allen, Barre.
D. C. Roben, Barre.
Rodea a Ingersoll. Barre.
E. C. Cutler. Barre.
Harry Blanrhard. South Barre.
Will Jackson, South Barre.
Oscar Hanson. South Barre.
Will Briggs, Willismstown.
Chris Mekkelsen. Williamstown.
H. E. Smith. Willismstown.
Ernsst Hood. WilliamsUrwn.
Ernest Hutchinson. Williamstown .
Henry Menard, Williamstown.
H. E. Stoddard. Brookfiald.
W. B. Colt Brookfield.
Walker Bros.. Cabot
R. J. Carter A Son. Groton.
Redfleld Phillire. Montpeiier.
Peter Hamel. Montpeiier.
Mark Moody. Waterbury, and many others.
Place your order at once and insure
vourself of a real up-to-date low down
Spreader that horses ran pull-
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephone
A Cheerful Prospect
k a car of Papec blowers in time for use
when rou need them. Wa bought serty
thst you might do likewise.
Remember exchange.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephosat
ENGINES
THE D. A. TERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
farm"
Next SundsT will
rr r.brT '
tat PrT. Wcbsterrille and Gtanite. ii to Barm
I,.';'.R be held at the letter, where r"' W..ipto Wnii.ty- to Barro
the r:::r-m fatWr. .,f B-c4.f..M frat , U,H U,T
rnrnt :vtne wersis. i ne .tin ag nro.-)i i
meets at 12 s'liotk. Let at taet at
( aw, r ,-aj k a jr V HI
1
S
tiM
1M
. . - fe per aaiia
5L J. WHITCOMR. Kt Barre, Vermont
TELXPHONE $. w
i(t i't nac-'vj l.."S
ZTp AS-
THE CHAMPLAIN
Transportation Company
Automobile Ferry Service
Bai-afton, Vt to Fart Kent, If. T.
Safe and Commodious Steamera
40 J-instes Crctccc
Leaie Burhnftca as fellows:
Daily Eaccft Saadaya
$ 141 a. at
11. -, 4 aad $ U p. aa
ScBilTS O-Jy
let ard !!- a. aa.
t .U aad :J$ a, aa.
WANTED Garage for car in vicinity of
Mar4e Grove street Barre; address
"Garage" this office. l$lt
ANTONE OWNING A PORTABLE STONE
erufhrr with or without power pl-sue
PsTrT K0U this August watber? Not if i have spent
smrut one im. ' . . ' r i i . ... ...
We are unloading two carloads of en
gines. Sum range Tmm one a. p. to i"
h. p. Engines with magnetons ; engines en
skids : engines on sub-base : engines
mounted : engines mounted with circular
saw. This looks like a large lot hut many
are already sold and we are having- calls
from distant customers every day. . Goods
are hard to get and delivery uncertain. We
want to supply our near borne trade first
If you will let as know your needs in sea
son .while our storks ant eeenpiete. ff yew
already have a small engine and want a
larger one. remember we exchange.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephone
DOES IT FOOL YOU
WANTED By catble woman, housework
by the hour; inquire $ Addison place.
Bsrrw. !lt-'
WANTED One lsnre or two mediusa aised
furnWhed rooms in desirab-e av-atic-a for
Heht bourekceping : write to "O.," rare
Time OfSce. 1 11-
MISCELLANEOUS
frANCfNGPrivete Icwscn. : latest new
steps: pleased to see ail former pupils as.
othe-s ; phone I't Mam street. lMtf
GFNRALA-i LONG DI5T ANCff TRt'CK.
IV'i Also uipped(to take partsas; rail
-M. atsi
LOST AND FOUND
o?T Wedn-Uy
a Ms s
street near Lad store pair of iay s
b'ack k-d gloeesi finder plcaes return -o '
Tunes OSVw. 120U
LOST Near Barre, two buntntg eVtem.
snaer is black with white aad brown.
f-m w Krte and black: SMtjfv Asnhaw
C -well. i Brwr et-etBarre. lu j NE. TeVrt-.e Its
FOl -Sskcs ec ae-ya, sul wwner ea
bave at this eioe. t ?rj
nwa nrroere for war" si good advice
and now is the best time to prepare for an
early winter by installing a pi re tees fur
nace. Soon freights will he higher- deliv
eriea are slow and unrrtain. We rsn show
you the furnace best suited to discourage a
40 below cold and cruel winter Nvw In
stock. Vc-j ve nothing to gajn by waiting
Order whue you can aee the roods.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
New Eng. Telephone 149 Orange Ca. Thong
WeWant to Show You
Some as? the superior featurea tn
cvrntrartioa in a John I u n har
weter and a Joha r-arre com
bsnrr. If you caa t twin early eV
the nest beet thing and ask fer
catalogue. Its tnterveting reading
lor the man who haa a Wig fteid
cf gr.n wr com. Oar pre-wr-t stock
rf machines all wa will be abe
an furnwh trie sc-son. Buy now.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
TAKE NOTICE.
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
jTfT-W MORE roLR-EEKS-OLD n s
a few loads ef fear W sale: H L IWr-
v . , . las. Barre. e-rnr-J- .'.-!. ,
Cl.flecC rm tjsne aad -.a fceevwfurr .. K B SALE-foet Hebtetn m. five -
owe . fcss eareiaos aad s-u sessw sd Is Oo freebew ta Or"". Nu'esnber
eaes. four 4 j'. tfc--e s-v t years: ; n.t
KELLnr NOBLE. nefv-a t 4 ; P roesv Ws-ve-. w
r-suinaJ. Viraitt, Aarsst . is.'s. tares. Last rr; Wwf news tr.-Zi. ;"