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THE BARRE DAILY TIMES, I BAURE, Vt, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1020.
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'ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest from
Different Sections.
Mlsa Billie C. Lempie, the young
Sportswoman who left St. Albans on
June 30 for a 3,000-mile horseback
to the Pacific coast, arrived in Chicago
Aug. 15. She has averaged 30 miles
per day. The blooded Morgan, which
he is riding, is standing the trip well.
Charles E. Crane, editor of the SUd
dlebury Register, although in improved
health after a long period of rest is
not able to resume his duties on the
paper, according to his physician, and
will spend several months with his
family in Florida, Daniel P. Rossiter,
who has been substituting as editor
for some time, continuing in that posi
tion. A large cream truck owned by the
Brigham company was burned in Jef
fersonville Aug. 15, the cause being
Unknown. The flames sprang forth so
quickly that the driver and his help
ers had barely time to escape with
Ihelr lives, some of their clothing be
ing burned. All the cans were spoiled
led about $1,000 worth of cream and
milk.
Eight-year-old Desmond D. Iloag
land, jr., son of Eev. and Mrs. D. D.
Hoagland of Boston, who have been
visiting M. B. Perkins of Burlington,
was rescued from drowning Thursday
when he lost his balance while fish
ing on the end of the dock alone and
fell into the water at Cedar Beach.
Brownell Freeman of Glen Ridge, X. J.,
dove in and brought out the uncon
scious boy, who was in his usual health
next day,
A Rev. Peter Reed memorial service
was held Sunday afternoon, Aug. 15,
in the woods above the cemetery in
Ludlow, in the natural amphitheatre,
where, in 1806, his ordination as dea
con and, in 1810, as minister took place.
As he was the first minister of Lud
low, first pastor of the Congregation
al church, from 1810 to Oct. 25, 1S28,
and the first representative of that
town, it is especially fitting that this
memorial service be an annual affair,
participated in by all.
In accordance with new regulations
In the postal department, all men over
65 years of age in the postal employ
ment are to be retired with a pension.
This affects two of Vergennes' delect
carriers, Horatio V. fcpooner and Pat
rick H. Sinon, who were retired Fri
day. Both are hale and hearty and
covering their, routes with efficiency
day after day. A petition is being cir
culated among their patrons which will
be sent to the postoffice at Wanning
ton asking that tfley be retained. t
ESTATE OF GEORGE L. GATJTHIEft.
ti,. nn.n!irnil. havins: been appointed
by the honorable probate court for the dis-
-!.. Wa.KiniytAn. romm ilialoners. tO re
ceive, examine, and adjust tha claim and
demands of ill persons 8inst the estate oi
G cores L. tiauthier, lat of City of Brre,
In Mid district, deceased, ana eu claims ex
hibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice
hut will meet fnr the Durnns eafore-
aid, at the office of the Tilden Shoe Co., in
the City of Barre, In said aistncn, on mo
2th day of August end 2Sth day of Jan
uary next, from o'clock a. m. until S
o'clock p. m on each of said days and that
ix month! from the ra oay oi
A. D. 1920. Is the time limited by said court
for said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance. ,
Dated at City of Harre this Yin oay oi
August A. D. 1920.
ARTHUR U. Tll,.
H. J. CLAYTON. Commissioners.
Aug9-16-23
WASH. CO CENTRAL TEACHERS
r 1 UIU. a VM-ih Trntr vminff
van iiivc, m ..w. . ..-.. w. n
man, who has been employed in Spring
field, Masa., was bitten there by a
tarantula from a bunch of banana Aug.
10 and since has been in the Mary
Hitchcock hospital at Hanover, N. H.,
for treatment. It was at first thought
the arm would have to be .amputated,
but this did not prove necessary and
be U now at hia home in North Troy,
although suffering much pain. During
the 13 days that have elnpsed. White
has lost 15 pounds in weight. The gen
eral effect of the injection of tarantula
poison is partial paralysis.
Archibald Kendall, understood to be
the oldest man in point of service in
the costal service in the New England
states, was a Rutland man who was
retired Friday when the new pension
law went into effect. He is M years
old and has been in the postal service
since 18W, the 51 years of service being
continuous except for a period of four
years during the first Cleveland ad
ministration, when he was out. Mr.
Kendall was a railroad mail clerk until
(ix years ago, when he was given the
post of transfer clerk at the railroad
post office at the Rutland railroad sta
tion. He his done his work faithfully
tnd was well able to continue, but no
provision in the new law made it pos
sible, so he was retired and will re
ceive the maximum pension of (720 a
fr-
Last Friday night while a heavily
loaded team was being driven into
the large barn of H. H. Biake in Der
by, the floor timbers gave way, pre
cipitating the team of big hfro and
the entire load of grain, of some 5.000
pounds' weight, to the concrete floor
of the basement below. The horses
were completely buried under the begs
rtf grain, but received no injury. Help
was immediately available and the ani
mals were rescued from the smoth
ering weight of grain. Wallace Wil
der, the driver of the team, had dis
mounted and had removed rveral
bags of grain to wake it possible to
get through the barn doors and was
driving the team from the ground whf n
the floor broke. He was drap?d ir.to
the hole, but fortunately escaped in
jury. F.xemination showed that the
floor timbers had become decayed and
the extra weight caused them to ol-lapse.
And Date for Opening of Some of the
Schools Announced. i
The dates for opening of schools and
the list Of teachers In the Washington
county central district are announced
by Supt. W. B. Lance as follows:
riainfield teachers Principal of jun
ior high school, H. C. Billings; assist
ant, Miss Mae Maclver; intermediate,
Miss Vera Rogers; primary. Miss Ma
dclla Shorey; Center, Miss Gara Town
send; south school, Miss Lucy Stod
dard; teacher for east hill and teach
er, or home economics not yet set
tied.. The date of opening the schools
will be given later on account of re
pairs that are going on.
East Montpelier teachers Village
grammar, Mrs. Agnes Bullard; village
grammar, Miss Anita' Dutton; North
Montpelier. Mrs. Clark; Four Corners,
Miss Margaret McCabe; Center, Miss
Cora Chamherlin; Cutler, Miss Anna
Gallagher ; Morse school, Mrs. A. Kim
ball. Teacher for Cummings school not
yet settled. Schools will open August
30.
Worcester teachers High school,
Miss Pauline Moody; grammar, -Miss
Edna Celley; primary. Miss Clara
Berry; Minister Brook, Carmen Cane;
Wheeler, Miss Dorothy Town. Schools
will open on August 30.
Middlesex teachers Village gram
mar, Mrs. G. L. Stevens; primary, Miss
Addie Nichols; three mile bridge, Miss
Dessau; Center, Miss Helen Duiker;
Swift district, Helen Swift; Dudley
school. Miss Florence Goodwin; Shady
Rill, Mixs Xella Tillotson; Four Cor
ners, Mifs Frances Conway; Culver
school and Putnamville schools not yet
settled. The opening of the grammar!
school at Shady Rill in the grange hall
is assured, teacher, Misa Nellie J. Bur
roughs of Morrisville. Schools will
open on August 30.
Moretown teachers Village gram
mar, Miss Bernice Davis; intermediate,
Miss J. Evelyn Davis; primary, Miss
Edna Waldo; Moretown Common, Miss
Eva Davis; Flannagan school. Miss
Ella M. Bryce; Taplin school, Miss
Dorothy .1. Smith; .Jones Brook, Miss
Mary Somers; Rockbridge school,
Mia Maude Vassau. Teacher for Cox
Brook not yet secured. Schools to open
on September 7.
Records Show Less Than 10 Per Cent
of property probated remains in the
hands of the inheritors after seven
years. Our policies can be arranged
so that your beneficiary will never be
without "a home. Consult us. National
Life Ins. Co. (Mutual). S. S. Ballard,
general agent, Rialto block, Montpelier,
Vt.
AUCTION
Real Estate and
Personal Property
At West Topsham,
AUGUST 28,1920,
At 1:30 P.M.
Home pUce, one half acre of land;
one Estey organ (nearly new), Singer
sewing machine, three carpet, six
tables, two stoves (one parlor and one
cook stove), three chamber suites,
chairs, lounge, clocks and kitchen uten
sils, two cupboards, one sink, three
husk ticks, three standa, crockery and
glassware; vinegar in barrels and jugs.
Terms at time of sale.
FLORAN A. CHURCH, Owner.
C. H. MeALLISTER, Auctioneer.
Ann
Sale
BECI5S AS C0TJSTY AGENT.
Mile R. Bacon of Leominster, Mas
to Be Employed in Orleans County.
Newport, Aug. 21 Milo R. Duron.
Leominf ter, Mass., a grad'iste of the
Mawarhusetts Agricultural oll"jr.
1P20, has beamn ork as county rlnb
agent fir the Orleans County Farn Pu
rest! association, with headquarters at
Newport. Mr. Bamn will give bis en
tire time to the bvs and girls ( Ike
Bounty.
F-it Reference.
"I ran pairt too. a portrait of v iur
wife that Will be a pak:rc !'?.
"But I get ettarh of tost fm-n the
wal thus. Co'.'irl it it in wHit
hey rail ViTl !.fe ? " Biton Tran
wrij .
At Auction
60 Registered and
High Grade Jerseys
Tuberculin tested.
Tunbridge Fair Grounds,
R. R. Station, So. Royal ton,
. Tunbridge, Vermont,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 26
AT 10 A. M, SHARP
Py Central Orange County Jersey
Cattle Club.
There will be 25 Registered .Jerseys.
Amone them Heroic Fogis. full brother
to Sophie's Adora, ex-champion Junior
four year old. with r Ths. butter fat;
several grand-daughters of (iedney
Farm Girl's Oxford; a Register of
Merit daughter of The Warden:
daughters of Popinarno and several at
trattixe young bulls.
A1m 3j hijh grade Jersey, rrob
ablv one of the best offerings of grade
held in the F.at. Theoe are gwd
mcped rows and high testers, some of
thf-m Kae made between .Vl and 6f
butter in a eeaonn. This is your
opportunity to buy one rr a rarload of
co at your on valuation.
for catalogue and o',hT ir.fnrmation
addresa
J0HJT P. DAVIS, Chairman Sale
Committee. Chelsea, Vt.
D. A. PERSY, A net ic see i. Bam, Vt.
of Registered Jersey Cattle
Greene's Farm, South Randolph
About half way between Eat Bethel
and East Randolph.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25
At i O'clock Sharp
Twenty cows, all under eight years
of ace, mostly to freshen in Septem
ber aud October, 1920; also 10 heifer
not bred, one bull calf and one two-year-old
herd bull.
Most of these cattle were eirea oy
rogia 00 of Hood Farm 3th 116179, out
of cows by Tonona 2nd of Hood Farm
Son 736S3, sire of Successful Qun
278745, Duchess Valencia 29350, the
herd bull is sired by Topis tn Hood
Farm Oth llH7fl, out of Trudie a
Queen of Hood Farm 114110. an own
aister of Successful Queen 27874:1, made
90 lfcs. butter fat in the month of May,
1S20. The herd was tested March 29
and 30, 1W0, and found free of tuber
culosis. There has never been a caae
in the herd; none of these cowa ever
aborted.
These cattle are to be sold on account
of ill health of owner. Farm and
crops are for sale at private ssle.
Terms are cash, or bankable note 80
days. No stock to be- removed until
paid for. Dinner for those from swit.
J. C. GREENE, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
Notice of Assessments.
Assessments have been levied by the
directors on all premium notes in force
on the days named as follows, vu:-
Aug. 2, It19 ....
Aug. 31, 1919....
Sept.O, 1919....
Oct. SI, 1919
Nov. 30 1919....
Dec. 31, 1919....
Jan. 31, 1920....
Feb. 28, 1920
March 31, 1920..
April 30, 1920. . ,
Msy 31, 1920..
. . per cent.
. .4 per cent.
Vz per cent.
. .'4 percent.
- Vt per cent.
. . Vt Pr cent.
. . V per cent.
V per cent.
' per cent.
per cent.
. . 4 per cent.
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
Three Lines for 25c
Tn Tim will jMiblish Wants, Lost and
Found. For Sal. To !. short nv'r
tisementa at the rata of three "P"'
twenty-five cents for tha first insertion ana
ten rents for each subsequent Insertion.
FARMS FORSALE
FOR SALE 86-acr farm, located 'in Wast
Topaham villaire. ffood bulldlnaa. running
water at house and bam, a dandy SO-foot
hen houso, hay and crops in bam. also
tools and some aood furniture; for further
rwrticutora call on or write to William R.
HihtWeatjrorHiharn.
KARM OV 125 ACRR8 FOR 8 ALE Four
head cattle, two horses, ail crops and
tools, house and two barns in aood order,
runnina- water at house, bin wood lot located
two miles from Williams town, four mile
from Barre; for full particulars Inquire of
B. Carmlnattl, West Hill, or telephone
395-12. 132t
June 30, 1920 Vt per cent.
Making 4 per rvnt.
For the fiscal year ending July 81,
1920, payable to the treasurer on or be
fore September 1st.
GRANITE MUTUAL INS. CO.,
R. G. Robinson, Trea.
Auction Sale
in Marshficld Village, Vt.,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28
at 1:30 P. M. Sharp
the building known as the Ralph ioe
Shop at the corner of Main and
Creamery streets. lhis Duuaing i
in nice shape; would make a nice
harness shop, which is needed bad in
the place, or barber shop or work: anop
of any kind. Is electric lighted, city
water right in front of it, a nice little
tenement upstairs in fine shape, cellar
underneath, wood shed, all enclosed on
the back side. Also will be sold a lot
of ticrsonal property, swing chairs, a'
Int. of other chairs, two feather beds,
oarden tools, almost new Singer sew
ing machine, washing machine, wash
tub and board,, tool grinder (nearly
new), a number of new scrub brushea,
tinware, jars and crockery, boring ma
chine and augers, cobbler's kit, saws
of all kinds, hay forks, shovels, spade,
hen fencing, rake, ladders, axes, saw
horse, old style bureau couch, two art
squarea (one brand new), one pair light
tin collars, one pair work
horse collars (new), wheelbarrow, quite
a lot of carpenter's tools, lamps (large
and small), two hanging lamps, pick,
sleds hammer, wash stands and
wTiwrer. copper boiler, dinner bell and
a lot of other articles, enough to make
a half day auction alright. Every
body come" You w ill be sure to see
something you want. Terms cash on
all personal property. Remember the
date August 28, Saturday afternoon,
1 :3() harp.
A. R. COLE, Owner.
VERN R. HUDSON, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE My home farm, situated three
miles from the vilUae of Royalton. suit
Mv ri,vMi) intn tilWe and rjaaturaae land;
ninninar water at house and barn ; larae
strawberry patch and a raspberry field
wkinh in ii4 atvuit tlnft worth of fine
berries per aeaaon, and more than enough
lumber than to pay for place, estimated at
(0,600 feet of spruce and hemlock, and
more than 100 cords of wood than neces
sary for the place; will be sold cheap to
quick ale; for further particular call on
or write W. L. Hunt. R. F. D. 1. Booth
Royalton. Vt. liyli
rnp'cur sn. farm, i miles from R.
R. station en main road, miie
school and 1 churches, near neighbors, plen
ty of water by aprlna and lar brook, Jrtef
surer bush of about G0 trees, besides other
lumbar; for quick sale i,w
crops: sold on easy terms; eppi.T p - j
Benjamin, Platnneld. vt.
HELP WANTEDMALE ,
EARN 10 DkY gathering roots and herbs;
Ginseng- grows wild like weeds; selling $24
nr rh. : arrow In our yard : we buy the
rvwvt. : . Ina hook : Botanical HI. Went I i
Haven, Conm
WANTED An experienced automobile me
chanic ; apply at Palace Garage, Barre,
Vt 18tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Deep yellow, top-knot and plain
head German canary birds ; call at It
Maple avenue. , 135tf
WANTED All-round man to take care of
boilers, etc., good steady job to the right I street.
Motel Barre.
mtf
FOR SALE Imrersoll-Rand air compressor.
in good running condition, capacity 200
cubic feet, will sell reasonable, if taken at
once; Roux Granite Co. ' 132t
"for sale
$50.00 ; Geo.
licmington Pump, 32 apt,
Morris, 872 North Main
lts
man; apply to J. V. Rowen,
WANTtiD Experienced man to operate
notat for boom derrick, steady job; N.
Pelaggl ft Co.. NorthneJd. 1201
WANTED Experienced sand-blast
tor : Marr & Gordon, Inc.
opera-120tf
WANTED AT ONCB-Flrst-claas bricklay
ers. $1.1714 per hcur: tenders SOc: 12
months' work; Louis A. Laf ranee. Windsor.
Vt : applyto Mr Goulet. Supt.. $9
WANTED Three nrst-clsss letter cutters;
one. who can carve; also three e-renite
cutters : best of wu ; address C. ScriM;
tern Sons. Freedom. Pa B9
TEAMSTER WANTED Also a few tons jf
hay for sale : apply to N. M. Nelson, 10
Merchant street. 71tf
HELP WANTED FEMALE
lOUtf
HOUSES FORS ALE
FOR SALE Seven-room house a 141 Wash
ington street all modern conveniences ;
twvlv to F W. Nichols. Montpelier, vu.
phone 5-W.
184tS
AUCTION !
Having sold our farm, we will sell
one field adjoining, consisting of 43
acres, seven acres of oats now stand
ing on the Held. The property is
known as the Will Finley place and
is located about one mile from Walden
station, on the road leading to Joe's
pond. Sale will take place on
MONDAY, AUGUST 30,
At ia:30 O'clock
Personal property: Orade Hol
stein and Jersey cows, all due to
freshen this fall and early winter, two
registered Holstein bulls, about one
vear old; four horses, oue bay horse
weighing 1.0(H) ltis., bay mare, weight
1,100 lbs., gray horse, weight 1,300
lbs., one five-year-old colt, weight
about 1,100 Tbs. these are all good
workers and drivers.
Tools and Machinery Nearly new
manure spreader, two extra good mow
ing machines, two lumber wagons with
hay racks, buckboard, bugy wagon,
gnod Yankee rake, three sleigh, one
punc, set heavy sleds, two seta extra
good heavy harnesses, two driving
harnesses, wheel harrow, double unit
Kmpire milking machine, also all small
tools.
One half acre of potatoes. About 40
run of wood ready for stove.
Terms at time of sale. Sale will be
gin promptly at 12:30 o'clock. Lunch
for those coming from a distance.
CARL and JOHN BARNARD, Owners.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, Vt,
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR7EDWIN f. heinixger
bowlandbldg. SURGEON DENTIST THON1
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
CURRIER BUILDING. BARRE. VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ttnisPTE PIANOS. PLAYER PIANOS.
VICTROLA? I. PONORA Tt KINO MA
CHINES? RECORDS. CHEET MUSIC
Telephone 369-W, Barre, Vt.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC niYSICIAN
Off! re in fu ss. MiW Bmldiaa
TsVrRone Cotiorrlvwi
nmrr HOt'RS- a m U 12 m. and t ' rew rvvtomera with a bisk a rede at Jewelrr.
i.m. Monday hT. Tr.or.daj end Fridae ; Repair wort rvsrenCmL
1 O. J. DODGE, the Jeweler
DR. A. II. SMITH
Osteopathic Physician
I KEITH AVENUE
OfVe CUwed Tu4rs end faturdars
PIANO TUNING
n ARTHIR REED
POT 1S VONTfELlf.R Leas erdf at
L. d U. T-J AO-SV
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Bailer's
MOTOR AMBULANCE RATES
fjfX Farre. Webtervi'le and Gfaniterille to Fax re
'Orange. Wahirgton and Vir,iamtoii to Barre
1 Loaf 4iUnce trips
IL J. WIHTCOMB. F.t Barre, Vermont
TELEPHONE 4i-W
CHOICE STOCK
AT AUCTION
As I have sold my farm and must
give possession, will aell the following
described pure bred and high grade
Holsteins on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 27TH,
At ia:3o O'clock in the Afternoon
on the premises known a the Wesley
liray or Fink farm, in Plainfleld, just
off the main road between tast Mont
pelier and Plaintield. about one and
one half miles from Plaintield and two
and one-half mill's from East Mont
pelier. 42 HEAD OF STOCK
Six head of pure bred Holsteins. one
registered cow, four years old, Suic
Keyea Pietertje, No. 37W70, daughter
of a W it), bull, due in November, to a
$2,000 S2 lb. son of CoUntha Johanna
Lad: one eight months-old daughter!
of the above cow sired by an A. K. O.
bull; two ten -months old daughters
of a 32 lb. bull, Oakland Ootanthsl
Murke; one two-year-old granddaugh
ter of the $."0,0i() bull, Cosy Hollow
MifS HarV Ahartra, due to freshen in
.lannary, a most excellent individual;
one four months-old bull salf sired by
a $2,000 32 th. son of Colantha Jmanna
l ad. a splendid animal. Six fancy high
grade Holstein cows, mostly all due in
November; six fancy two year-old
heifers, now giving milk and with their
second calf due in January. These
cows have cow testing association rec
ords as high as .V Ihs. butter fat in a
year, and profit of II.Vl over feed cost ;
six yearlings, some bred; eiplit grade
heifer calves, tip to ten months old.
Thee cattle are 7 8 and I.VH pure
bred and are bred to a 32 lb. bull,
whose eevrn nearest dams average al
mrt 2 n.s. in seven days. Are well
colored and excellent individuals. All
tuberculin tested Also ten cows, grade
Holstein and Ayrshires. large young
cows and due to freshen nevt month
and early fall.
One 15 months old bay mare, weight
1.0."iO 1ts., good worker and driver;
five shoats weij:!iina about .V) lbs.;
15 high grade Mirophire sheep and
lambs.
Farming Tooli and Machinery.
Lumber w8Bb with box body and
hay rack, one hore wagon with pole
and shafts, buckboard, light driving
btiCKy, new et sleds with brake and
body, pung. John Deere sulky plow, one
walking plow, nearly new cutaway
harrow, nearly new ridinjr cultivator,
smoothing harrow, drag, two walking
cultiator, Walter A. Wood mowing
. i machine, horse rake, tedder, manure
GAGE & GAGE wr. 2". r-1-"1' rnvr- -v
OUROPKACTORS I15 rcLtal cream separator, set work
H.it, Dsi'y: -ia a. m. net TWds. j harne e. exprese harnesses, driving
and Thurwtay. t- p. m. : EwiBr: e ' ,arn-"c. Fclin-e corn planter, prand
tn S. ecpt iiwedsrs. Tbarsdar. aid fcatnrv . , -
e;.r.. liirlr-Monday. VJStZZ 1 Mon'- ,w0 CT"' r,,t 10 " "
Indays. I ta ; Teesdas, Tairsdara. fat or- ' blower ulky plow, pung sleifh. tedder.
10 19 RARRE. VERMONT 1"' . J
rtvn ;-W I Nonh Miu ttirrt H frrallools.
Sme houM-Ttold furniture, set plat-
FOR SALKReaidence of the Ute Wheeler
J. Batchelder oi Plainfield. property eon
tistx of wsll kept nine-room house, 2
stories with wood barn attached and nice
carden In rar, .vleasantlr sitaateif oa
sliaht elevation with fine view In all direc
tiom and away from all automobile dust,
independent spring of water and spacious
lawn, with gwre ol lanre maples ; must be
seen to be appreciated ; M. . Batchelder.
Flainfteld, Vt. . n0U
FOR SALE 6even-room eottaae and aaraae
at 18 Summer atreet, all modem improve
menu ; apply to O. N. Granger, 15 M
ilunt atjwet. Viliz
FOR SALE The Fenwtck plaee. on and a
half nil. tt-m Rarra' neat office. 42 acres
land, keeps 10 cows and two hones, aood
vegetable farm, eruod house and barns, best
of spHna water; price 14,000, Ineludina
some of the faimina tools; T. H. Cave, Ad-
mlnisti-atir. iiarre. litw
i I M r " ST R FtPT T)o t '. SE of 1 rooms: hen-
hons 12xi0 ft. ; house ia litrhted by elee
tricity; has t bay windows; cellar cemented ;
plenty of fruit and aood aarden ; price
t iiiui no hi ia a nleasantlr located home
and convenient for aranite workers s D. A
Perry RwlEstate Aeency. Barre.
FOR SALE a-room nodern bouse en Mons-
pelier road ; piasta, barn, henhouse. I
acres land; reasonable; ako 2 -tenement
bou at SS Merchant street and rottatre
hme on Wsshington street; Mrs. a. B.
Miles, tel. 7-X. ; .
FOR SALE A nice "home in South Barrel
10-room house, barn, henhouse and arden ;
house is heated by 8pcncer steam heater,
which cannot be beaten, burns the cheap
buckwheat coal : electric lights in koase and
barn: nice lawa with shade trees and shrnbj
bery; will soli at a bin sacrifice ; inquire of
W. L. Caxr at Jones Bros. Co. or on prem
ises. ?
FORSALEP-7-reom eottaare. ail modeni eon.
veniences: barn, taraat, I lota if desired;
owner leaving- city; i. Boast,
etnet.
South Main
WANTED Waitress, would consider one
wno baa not had much experience; ennlr
at Hotel Barre. 136t3
WANTED Woman to sake care of helps'
dininc hall, steady job and aood pay:
apply at once: Hotel Barre. 136t3
WANtEDTwotachers-for district school ;
, F. C. Royce, Northfield. R. F. D. 1, Vt.,
Orange county telephone. 136tf
WANTED A competent Kirl or woman for
housekeeper in a family of two adults,
washinirs are put out; a aood home and
reasonable pay to the right person : this
ia a job out of -town; address "House
keeper," care Barre Times. 186tS
WANTED A housekeeper for young- man
and two-year-old son, on small farm : C.
LW. Goss, Randolph Center, Vt 131H2
A 1AS STOVE FOR SALE In perfect con.
ditlon, price 112.00; phono 645. 132tf
G. Preble. ' ' ' 133tf
F'OR SALE Dry block wood, second
erowth, and limb wood ; A- Farquhar, East
Hlll.Jelephone 38S-13. 126'f
FOR SALE Two welPbred hunting dors,
five months old, nicely marked, cheap fo
fluick sale; phone Montpelier K81-J. Tltl
FOR " SALE" Areparatlon for cleaning
araiite and marble monuments : brightens
up the lettering and makes the whole monu
ment look clean and new : guaranteed ; prices
on application; James Sullivan, 114 Park
street, Barre, Vt 1
HOWARD H. REID, D.D.S.
HOWLAND Bt'ILMNO
Specializing in Extracting and
Dental X-Ray Diagnosis
Phone 19-M
PERRY & NOONAN
tNEXCFIXED FUNERAL FURNISHINGS
Hospital AmnulasK harrire
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers
Depot Square, Barre Tel. eonaectiow. 4:s-W
SEE US
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
We are wow ready to serve both e'd and
S4 FLM f-TRFKT
SOLE AGENT FOR ' BOSTON AMERICAN"
WANTED Two waitresses at once;
Hotel, Montpelier. Vt
Pavilion
130t
WANTED A rirl for aeneral housework:
" tmiuire at 108 South Main street, Barre.
Vt 180tf
WANTED A housekeeper for family of
' four, must be good cook, good wages ; Mrs.
George Stewart, 1R Summer street. Mont
pelier, telephone 97-M. ViM
WANTED Pupil nurses and attendant at
the Taunton State Hospital, wages I4K.O0
per month with maintenance : for particu
lars address Dr. Arthur V. Goes, Supt
264tf
cook at Bslti-124tf
WANTED Cirl for Kitchen work at the
Kellotre Boarding House Is
WANTED A short-order
more Luneh.
School
trert, Montpelier: telephone a78-M. Utf
fcFFICIENT COOK, waitresses and kitchen
womwi wanted at encc at Miller's Inn.
Montnelicr. 7Sf
PUPILS NURSES WANTED Ymine women
to train as nurses at Barre City Hospital,
Bart. - IMi
Berlin
Mtf
FOR SALE-Tnw Mock. Ill
atreet. contains 2 stores. Z tenements, also
t building lots; aood renting property: price
for immediate sale. 16.400 ; H- G. Boyea, 11
Academy street.
"GREEN LEIGH," JOS S. Main street for
sale; the aemi-bungalow residence of the
late W. f. Milne, built within years ; con
tains 7 rooaia, bathroom, hardwood flniab
and floors throughout, set tuns, cement cel
lar floor and steam beat: henhouse and I el
tra lota go with the property; apple treea.
berry buahea, etc., and fwrden In rood con
dition ; apply to Mrs. W. F. Milne, tel
42-m. r?t
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITY INCRAESES
Practically no desirable tenements to be
t,t Prra mast advance, awd we again
urge the Importance of securing that home
at once, we are offering Uiase at cut pncea
to move them at once.
THE GORDON HOITSE on Orange street
.hu-k k hven held at I3.OO0. ran wow
be bought for $2574. Think of this: Large
corner lot. furnace heat lights, hot and cold
water, etc-; aix nice room . It is certainly
a chance you will not likely see again.
ANOTHER ORANGE STREET HOtTSK
partly finished in curly birch : hardwood
floom. heated, lights, good plumbing, etc
Oward br a aon-rratdent who allows us to
sell at (2SU0. It ia worth Biorw
MAPLE AVENUE or Brook street house
w ith very Isnre lot ; ail floors downstair
re hardwood; a real bargain at 12000.
MODERN HOUSE on South Main
eight rooms with all conveniences.
ia0fl. Very central.
treet
Tnce
no NOT GET THE IMfRESSION that yoti
mnnot secure a good home unle you have
II rash. Very easy terms on erena of
three listings may be had. . .
SMALL VILLAGE PLACE of M acres:
rood comfortable house and barn for only
tlSOO. This ia located about m miles from
Barre and must be sold at one. 4-ook ft
over.
FARMS We can please you whether you
are looking for a one man kind or large
atDck farm : some especial banraina just
now. We are offering an especially good
farm containing 74 acrve. one-ha If mile
from East Montpelier: brick bouse, base
ment barn, eoolpped with milking machine:
aolrndid auger bush of " mapleaj will sell
srith crops, etc.. er will sell the real satatw
ai ne.
Whether thinking of buying or selling,
call tn and talk it over with us.
THE D. A. TERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
new
form set P'l'.l'T block
aifja : water tank and heater, etc.
J 00 Terrna at time of sale. Lunch for
SQe per -,"r:r" fr"m tittncr.
J. LEO EDSOiT, Owner.
' D. A. PERSV, AnctJcaeer.
Administrator's Sale at
AUCTION
In settlement of the estate of tV
late Helen M. Cutler. I will aell at pub
lic auction to the hifthrat bidder on the
premise about 21 rods from the Wil
son cemetery, about three fourth mile
from South Kan, near the Webster
t ille road, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2S.
At Two (Tclock P. M,
the following property:
Household furniture of all kind, in
cluding beds, be-ddmg, chair, table,
pcewe feather bed. sheet, Cjtiilt, disbe
of all Vinds; lot of antique property,
it hiding spinning wheel. Mash wheel,
old bureau, etc.. alo a lot f small
farming tool and frarden tools; also
traverse sled. Concord bupcy. pung
ieiph. top bnrgy, sap !". P fc,,M
ers. e1) tin buckets, aluph. fansiinc mill;
tmiw drag. tr!king bammers and
drills; weeder. one beaf hunber
waf on, beaty fcarness, one good ooe
b wae sled with boa. road tart, cider
barrels, and two sjcihe.
Term at time of sale. f on bsnd
promptly at two okk Saturday, An?
2Mb.
FRAfK BA5CR0rT. Aiffiiauatratct.
D. A. PEKXT, AocUcwet.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTED Chamber maids and bellmen ;
W. F. Davie, Waterbury Inn. Waterbury.
Vt 3tf
HELP WANTED Young men and women to
take positions ss attendants at the Ver
mont State Hoapltal for the Insane at Ws
trrbury : te rhone who dseire. n opbortunlty
offered to attend nurses' training course:
apply at Hospital Waterbuty. Vt lrf
HOUSES TO RENT
SMALL TTNEMENT'TO RENT Centrally
located; John rapin. Fapin uivarr.
11
TO RENTSmall-tenement-at 449 North
Main street modern conveniences ; Paul
Kingston, phone. 132tf
TO RENTarage at 1 Tosa street ; call
TO RENT iSix-room tenement : Inquire of
Arthur Cole, M Seminary s treet lS2tf
FOR- RENT Five-room tenement second
Snor nrwlr repaired, rent low; call
Rovce. IS Harrington avenue. 182tf
TO RENT First class tenement: inquire of
Tr O. G. Stick ner. 80 Washington tre..
Ulitf
tvi"irTFive.rooin tenement with garden
at 84 Elmwood avenue; apply at same address.
TO RENT 4-room tenement. 1st floor. Tbs
Northern : all modern ; apply at 2 North
Main atreet I4tf
tci pirvTTin.o-nt at S? Merchant street
also 4 tenements on Willey street all 'a
flrst-c'ea shape: oodeTn improvements :
r.n W Msnn. 54 Wellington street 2tf
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE FiveCpaasenger Saion Six, car
in good condition, moderate price; inquire
at 12 Sixth street phone 11-J. 13516
FOR SALE-Model 400 Chevrolet touring
car, used one year. 1650; S. F. . Marsh.
Barre, Vt, phone 26J. 138tf
FOR SALE 1016 model D-BS Buick carl
ovrrhaulrd and not been used this years
good tires; interested party call 411-M or
at v-Jant : . Comolli ACo.
DODGE TRUCK "FOR S ALE Screen bodrt
nrat-cuwa condition, good as new, 191V
model : run about 8.000 miles. Fisher Farm.
Bethel, Vt ltf
MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE 1919 Indian motorcycle and
side car. $800.00 : one 1917 three-speed
Indian, $226: one 1916 two-speed Indian.
$12n.0U all In first-class condition ; Silas
Gabree, Jr.. Waterbury, Vt, Box 216. 13U6
HORSES AND VEHICLES
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Seven colta
all from one to five year old; Ellis
F.' Bohonon. Washington V''lg- 136tfi
FOR SALE Three pair heavy, young Cane-
dian horses at bargain prices ; J. T.
Jamieson, Williams town. 185t8
FOR SALEbna pair young horses, weigh-
ing 8.000 rhs.. also dump crt ; W. H.
Clough. EastBarre. 184U2
TWO PAIR WORK HORSES FOR SALE
Also harries, one extra heavy milk
wagon and one lighter one. C. M. Gould.
Montpelier, Tel. 4S5-6. 106tf
Automobile Robes,
Good one v for 68,
Better ones for $10,
t, .
812. $14.
Legal Lenses and Bulbs
to fit all makes (of cars.
Vehicle & Supply Co. Colton's Place.
84 State Street Montpelier.
Fly Nets
We have Leather Met
and Cotton Nets.
Buggy Lights
Remembers the law require
them. We have all . kind.
Vehicle 4 Supply Co. Colton'a Place.
4 State Street Montpelier.
BINDER TWINE
The best i what you want
and that is Plymouth. By
the ball or by the bale. , .
Special price by the bale.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephon
DE LAVAL' CREAM
SEPARATORS
are tha last word in efficiency
and service. We are offering at
a special price a few No. 17 site,
1,000-pounA capacity. . .
Remember we exchange.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
H. E. Telephone W0 Orange Co. Telephon
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
FORSAI.ERegis"teredBerlhire pig. ex
tra good one, sowa 2h each, boars $20:
eatfefactton guaranteed ; Earl Leonard.
Barre, Vt. phone t-t L,4
FOR SALE -Toil rows, pair heavy horses.
aeversl ton good bay. heavy express or
track harness, nearly new, and several
piroea farm machinery ; C. D. Dunham.
WiHiamstown1 l'4t
fOR SALE -Seven foucweeks-old pigs,
also two hoU : W. M. Rock. FarweM
street J3""-
FOR RALE One Jersey cow. also maple
sugar: apply to 47 Patterson street, tele
phone 2M-J.
FOR SALE - Pure bred short born bull, aare
nine month, descendent of the Old I.ady
Sale and Mwa Rrwe strains of milking Short
horn ; Curtia L. Martin. Plainfleld, Vt
RAISE-HEREFORDS5 Let the calves do
' your milking, limited amount of stork for
aale: HUaod Farm. Groton. Vt. R. F. T. $
12tl2
FOR SAt.Kt'ne-four-year-old Jersey cow.
to frethen In February ; one seven-year-old
cow and heifer clf; IE. M. White. ?7
Upland avenue. Barre. 122tf
WANTED
WANTED--Housework by the day or hour:
telephone 144-J. ltl
WANTED- A home tar a three-yea e-oM
girl : wriue. slating term, to Child."
rare Psrre Time. 18SU
WANTED AT ONCE Ssle for about SO.OOfl
new brirke. also about 170 bags of
hydrsted lime: Gulf Road Co-op Dairy Co.,
M. E. Barney. Mar Randolph Center.
W A NTEDoTooO-people with corns, cal
Kwiecs. arsemaw hemorrhoids or eo s to
huy a box of Honey Res Ointment: Barre
Drug Co. prown's rhamacy. l2t24
WANTDYoung giH going to high school
aesir, place to work for her board ; send
rplw to H. 8." car Times. 182M'
ADVERTISE YOUR
WANTS IN THE
TIMES AND GET
SURE RESULTS
FULL PROTECTION
from loss by fire can only be
obtained by basing the
amount of in5urance carried
cn the cop t of replacement as
it is tfday, 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 fee
J. W. DILLON
EetaMivbed 1 Wl
pe-tlT" FLOCK, $tRE. VESMOVT
PIPELESS HEATING
The most up-to-date, economical, sanitary,
efficient and cheapest method known at the
present day.
There n. however, much difference in
Pineles Heating nd fn Pineless Furnaces.
Were you buying a furnaoa could you
answer the following question:
What would be the right size and beat
type of FirepoT
Wht kind of a radiator would be most
efficient and durable?'
What haa the outside' diameter casing
to do with proper operation ? ,
What type of heater will beat the cellar
and what type will nott -
What i capacity of cold air space?
What ia cubic heating capacity?
What type of heater is most accessible
and easy to clean and why ?
What 1 proper weight in re pact to
capacity?
What should you pay for various type ?
All these questions and many others we
are prepared to answer. Let us look over
your house and give you the particular.
AH sixes in stock.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telephone 140 Orange Co. Telephon
A FARMER
knows the value of manure put on with a
spreader. It is only a question of what
spreader to buy.
If you are considering price only, rather
than tha quality of machine, better put the
John Dec-- from your mind.
The John Deere Spreader is first last
and all the time a quality article.
Careful buyers, conseravtive buyers, men
who buy on menu, always pick the Famous
John Deere Beater on Axle Spreader.
Its extreme simplicity, its light draft ita
durability and ita ease of operation, both
loading and unloading, make this machine
a revelation In the present day method of
handling manure. ...
It is in a clasa by itself. Ask the man
ho owns one. You will find one near you.
Write or ask for ctaloge.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
K. E. Telephone 140 Orange Coi Telephone
LOST AND FOUND
LOST -Brown cloth bag containing two
Mrtomomla tine chains; veil! finder pteas .
BoUfy E. O. Kent S Wellington street
CT From Washington street to Keit
avenue, an Eaetern Star pin surrounded
with pearls; finder please return to T'mea
office : reward. 14tl
LOST Thursday afternoon. $10 bill ; f nder
please return to Times office. 134tS
6TRAYEDSix"hesd of cattle and one
bo or colt came into my enclosure
about four weeks ago: owner can have br
proving property and paying foe pasturage,
and this advertisement; telephone R. A.
Corning. $47-12 Montpelier, East Mont
pel r. Vt J34tJ
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
yVNJTTji Psrtner or partner to enter the
quarry business, granite manufacturer
preferred, good proposition to offer or
would give a five-year lease with option to
Imv. r alty on siene 10 cents per ruhie
foot : apply to James ea. East Barre. t.
phone - 12'f
MISCELLANEOUS.
THEFAIRS ARE AGAIN WITH fS-If
VOH wnt In so V one. or ro anywhere
else, simply call t4-M. Edwin Jims. 1 W7
tANCrNfi-Private lreor : la'eet new
tters pleased w are all former pupils and
thrrs: Phone 14-11. Usui street 114tf
WANTED TO BUY
iv-n-D-TO fcCT STANDIN'cTHAT : tl.
.m. ; ... .
WyTIDTO HUT Srr ewdTband Turwita-e.
and ssawes : toeau U. iseaitlk it! K.
FURNISHED ROOMS
THREE FVr5Ni HED' ROOMS TO LET
Pnrr tew-hr-a. srude wo-rn v
! tw hy day or hewr; WJI sn a Kirs stret
IfMM 44- W "f
! CLAIRVOYANTS.
THR V.RE T iVr.-Y WIT H I'AtntH
' f erte 1- ig sry Wr Wire -r-eart
II per rw. ' kv wil rie-4 :
sr::ur- " S-o . 4 Ymn street or.
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