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THE BAItRE DAILY TIMES. BAItRE. VT.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1921.
7
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest from
Different Sections.
HEADACH
ES
The Hospital Aid association
Springfield raised $1,107.64 in 1920
The Windsor Choral association is to
i be revived and rehearsals will start
; Jan. 18. Arthur Quimby of Cornish
will conduct. A concert will bo given
i at Easter time.
Winnnaki is considering the matter
) of becoming a city and a village meet
I ing i to be held next Friday to vote
I on the subject of accepting or re
i jecting a city charter.
Mike Olhefski returned to Spring
j field from Boston the other day with
: some booze and while going to his
home by a back route unfortunately
, encountered an officer. The result was
! a fine of $100.
FOR YEARS
, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Valyou were
j given a reception in Winooski Satur
, day evening in honor of their 50th
' wedding anniversary. Both were born
! in Vermont, the former in Colchester
and the latter in Lssex.
The 1020 Rutland County Agricul-
tural society fair cleared $10,000. The
! officers predict a big business for 1921.
j The fair has become so large that
grandstand accommodations are said
J to have become inadequate.
At the 24th annual show of the Ver
jmont State Poultry show in St. Al
bans last week, F. W. Sault of that
' . . 1 .1 11. 1T'!l...A nun
citv was awaniea inn nuuimmi
:and, since this is the third year lie
has won it, it now becomes his permanently.
Nothing Gave Relief Until
He Tried "Fruit-a-tives"
IGOCaroune AvE.,OaDENsnuRa,N.Y.
"I suffered for four years with
Nervous, Sick Headache and Dyspepsia.
Tried doctors ate bran gems took
all kinds of remedies but nothing
did ms any good until I used
Fruit-a-tlres' or Irult Liver Tablets.
They made me well and keep me well ;
and I am always glad to tell people
of the great things "Fruit-a-tives
have done for me.
I have many friends in Ogdcnsburo;
now using 'Fruit-a-tives' on my
recommendation". C.E.BESWICK.
60c. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBUKG, N. Y.
The home of Xewell Burnham on
the shore of Crystal lake, Barton,-was
destroyed by fire the other night, the
1 owner awak'ening in time barely to es
'cape with his lfe. As it was, he suf
fered burns on his head. Nothing in
' the house was saved.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke of Rut
land celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary Jan. 6 at the home of Thom
as Burke of Castleton. Ten children
are living and were present at the an
niversary. Mr. and Mrs. O'Uourke
were presented a purse of $400.
Oscar Beach of Salisbury was bad
ly hurt Friday as he was drawing a
load of loose hay to the home of his
brother, Ouy Beach, in Vergennes, the
load sliding off as he drove onto a
bridge, throwing him onto the iron
railing of the bridge and breaking
three ribs.
Mrs. XV. C. Matteson is ill at her
Some in Northampton, Mass., wrth a
nurse in attendance, as a result of be
ing struck by snnw which slid from
a roof in Brattleboro Dec. 30 just as
she was passing bv on her way from
the train to visit her aunt, Miss Hat
tie Stearns of Brattleboro. The latter
was also struck by the snow and some
what hurt.
EAST CALAIS
Mrs. Winnie Persons of North Mont-
pelier visited at Edson York's on Fri
dav.
Mrs. Lee Tebbetts and son, Clifton,
spent part of the last week with rel
atives in Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Collins of
East Montpelier visited the Calais
grange on Thursday evening.
-Mrs. Bessie Xempleton of North Cal
ais was a recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Lilla Lamb is visiting Mrs. Ed
Wheeler, her sister, in Maple comer.
At the last grange meeting the of
ficers for the coming year were in
stalled, after which an oyster supper
was served. The Calais grange seems
to be in a very prosperous condition.
Jack Morrill of Calais visited at Ed- i
son York's on Sunday.
Van Persons of North Montpelier
was in town the first of the week.
Mrs. H. S. Benjamin was a recent
guest of Mrs. George Lawson.
Mrs. Ware of Hardwirk was a visit
or at L. A. Keniston's part of last
week.
Mrs. Edson York still remains quite
sick.
Merl f'hapin was a recent business
visitor in Hardwick.
Daniel Totter, one of the oldest res
idents of Bennineton, was struck by
an electric car Friday afternoon and
is now in the Putnam Memorial hos
pital with a fractured right leg and
a number of scalp wounds. While it is
not known exactly how the accident
happened, it is supposed he went to
the crossing near his home on the
Townal road to take a car and ap
proached too closely to the track.
The Lincoln Manufacturing Co., bob
bin mill and boiler house are nearing
completion, and they will commence
the manufacture of bobbins the coming
week. Thev are now installing a 0-
horge power engine to run the mill,
also a 20-horse power engine and dy
namo for the purpose of lighting their
entire plant. A season's stock of logs
Is being procured from a tract of tim
ber land situated in the town of Rip
ton and recently purchased by the com
pany. The logs include both spruce
and hardwood, and will be manufac
tured into course lumber, bobbins, bat
ter tubs and boxes.
A Variant.
Friend Well, how do you think the
election will go!
Actor It is on the knees of the
gods.
Friend (gallant to suffragists) Say,
rather, it is on the laps of our god
desses. Boston Transcript.
The work of the past week has been
largely office work which has been neg- j
lected for the three weeks while the !
county agent was sick and away on j
leave. j
On Friday afternoon the Chelsen !
Boys' and Girls' club met at the branch
schoolhouse for the regular monthly ;
meeting. Miss-Luce, asi-istant state,'
leader of boys' and girls' club work, '
waa present and exhibited to the girls
interested in sewing some of the things
that have been made by sewing club
girls in other parts of the state. After
the meeting the cooking cla-s girls
treated the ret of the club to fudge.
On Friday night the Chelsea Branch
Farmers' club met at Richard Bacon's.
, Miss Luce was present and gave an in
teresting talk on her work. On Satur
day afternoon Miss Lure met with the
cooking class of the Boys' and Girls'
club ait Mrs. George Tutherly's.
On Tuesdav of the coming week the
county agent will attend the annual
corn show held by the students of the !
Vermont school of agriculture at Ran-1
dolph Center and assist in the judging, i
Plans are under way. but not com- i
plated, for a meeting of the Randolph!
Cow Test association to be held in the !
neir future. I
Judged By the Supply. The call for farm account books has '
ine candidates speech was long not oeen as neavy as anticipated. It is
drawn out and getting tiresome. "Gen- hoped that those interested in keeping;
tlemen," he said, presently, "a man is farm account's may be greater than ever !
known by his works.' i this year and that every farmer who is I
He paused impressively, when a making a business of farming will avail
heckler took advantage of the pause himself of an account book,
to remark, "Then yours must be a gas j Harold A. Dwinell,
works." Boston Transcript. j Couinty agricultural agent.
Slippery Going j
. I
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HEARD WHAT ANOTHER;
WOMAN SAID 1
Thro TJnrc for 25c FOR SALE.
rOR SALE Dry wood and also chunk wo:
Found. For.. TP" ,''7 .V "i,rt ad.r. .. f '-Phone MH-M. . oS
, tiscment. nt the rat of three line fojirOR SALE About 80 ton of h.y In Vt
. , . , itwcnty.flve rent for the fret Insertion an" linmstown, $16 ton at brn ! G.
Mrs. Margaret Bonneire of Murray, ten cent for each subsetnieU insertion. Ine, 6 Seminary street, telephone connf
Street, St. John, N. B., writes: "I i t--: rzr-7r. r-.s . tloti. t5
heard a ladv saving she bought a bottle ItVT P WAVTPn MAT V. .? . SAI'.E -Three French mirror,
of 'Dr. True's Elixir' for her children
and it was splendid. I am glad I
uulii iiajMtn I 12x4 and one 10jc. one up-to-date to
GOVERNMENT WANTS HUNDREDS "unxnin unci nil equipment, thi n a bf
.... . .. lk in ,rr antnmnr.. ...;..L. . n i. &
- i . - " rnnwy mail clerk, i;i- momn, list pnei- .-" uuiuuk
know of something good now. 1 cot a lion free, write immediately: Knmklin In- rru'-- unriinrton, vt
Ututi Dept. 490 L., Rochester,
N. Y.
263126
k '1 u a A 1 v. A ...
uj. s-cii.c. j new mucn cow. one
work home, (rood wciirht. kind and trt
bottle and I think it is great."
ine iiuaiive menuoneuai.ove ia 'r-i,,,-----,,. ao 80 younvr hen, two ton,of dry ex,
I rues KllXir, the Hunlly laxative and j on .V '"luiDDed farm and help ounntity of,rreen ont fodder, and aJ
(trm Exneller. It is very plenant to work on a share bai, experience prefcrn-d n-e aecxl corn, prire will be. riti
take; children like it, and it is mild but not absolutely neceary, applicant, c " Til.l. Vf ept "uys : HenrrJ
in K l,..e.-..1 Ar.. steady ana rurnisn reier- ' "
,7, . 7 lencea as to character, etc. ; apply to Box fun bALb Parlor coel henter; fine rt
ii n MiriiiMiij( in anow ine inmiuer 7, care Harre Time office. mtw o-tion ; prjre iu.00 30 Summer St 24
ot youngsters and even grown ups Who WOODSMEN WANTED IS chopper, led HAV FOR SALE Rarly cut and No. 1
suffer from worms but don't realize it. I tender and cant do men, alo ix team- every irrct: Mitchell farm: R. F.
iter for bobsled work, pay sroina aurai ; pnone zj-a-j. j
tireen Mountain Lumber t o., Midalex, , FOR SALE Beet, carrot and "tuTh"pT"f l
telephone Montpelier 129-R. Z5UIH npr Bu,hcl : mbhi fmn r... I
$150 MONTH AVERAGn RAILWAY MAIL delivered : don't order by the peck, but 3
clerk, hundred wanted, llet po!"" w ouanei, ana (ret ft rut churn roodt
free. write Immediately ; Franklin In- wholesale price ; Mitchell farm, R F. D
tittite. Dapt. 40 K.. Rochter, N. Y. li'lisn rnom jri
; .. .. FOR SALE Block and aecW irrWth rt
HELP WANTED FEMALE ! Jellvered .t Crnniteville, 80
WANTED Eiperienced table srirl ; Hotel
Barre.
Every one needs a good laxative to
avoid stomach troubles.
Siitn of Worm : OtTcnaive breath, awol
len up Up, Hour stomach, pain nbout the
navel, pale face, eyea heavy and dull, twitch
Ine eyelid, Itchmir of the nose, ahort dry
couith, irrindinir of the teeth, red point, on
the tonrue, atortina' durintr ltn, slew
fever. Adv.
ESTATE OF MOSES COLBY.
WANTED AT ONCE Bookkeeper and j
State of Vermont, District of Waahlnirton, .
Tha Honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforeaaid, to all neraons Interested to
the estate of Monee, Colby, late of Plain-
field, in nid district, deceased, ORF.ET1NO: one
WHKItKA.4 , mnrl hr. ; thm bui
2d die of February next for examining and and wajres dwired In first letter:
Barre and Marre; also a few runs' of
wrwl nnl Am. .k.ml.. . T tr .
yfiy tfamw jveuey.
Sl-iU. oiKf
WANTED -Ftrst-clas atenog-raplier, at tne BALED HAY AND STRAW" FOR S A LI
wme time accuetomed to office worjj.; Delivered anywhere In the city; C. R. 1
to . lSBi' C-P'liy I"""' t ' FOR SALE Good Meieh a,
24 6t!
leifirh and ftirllnnd nJ
Cn ! totfinhjM. BK1 U t . ,. a
typbt for irranite manufacturer office, vAPVP a -,. .',. . fl
le who h had experience in the granite . MRED. "OWN SALE All-wool kit
business Dreferred. nleoae stale experience'.,'"'" ."I"-"'" iron manufactua)
, . mi.vn m noiinn
inquire
sllminir th. account of the adminittor of Ry & Friron MonumenUl Work., Bar-, ' , " : write for ple
u"'i
ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for the Week Ending Jan. 8
of the estate of aaid deeetused and for
decree m" the residue of aaid estate to the law
ful claimant of the same and ordered that
publ'c notice thereof be riven to rll person,
interested in said estate by publishing thi
order, three weeka uccesstvel previous ti
(he day aaaivned in the Barre Dally Times, a
newspaper published at the eity of Barre, in
aid district.
THEREFORE, you .re hereby notified to
appear at the probate office in Mcntpelier. In
said district, en the day asi(med. then and
there to contest the allowntice of said ac
count if you see cause, and to establish your
rlifht a heirs, legatee, and lawful elainuTot.
to said residue.
Given under my hand, thi. 3rd day of
January, li!l.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
Jan4-ll-18
ESTATE OF ALLIEN D. PHELPS.
ton, Vt, Box 865.
WANTED - A housekeeper on a farm : ap
ply to Frank E. Durkee, Randolph Cen
ter, Vt, R. F. D. No. 2. Z48t-
POXti
les: 1
241)
Inappropriate for Ornament.
Everett, aged six, had been left with
a neighbor while mama and papa at
tended amateur theatricals.
When they were alone the neigh
bor remarked: "Your mother looked
nice. She was certainly dressed up."
''Yes'm," Everett said, "she had
on everything new she got for
Chrititmas Vept her percolator!" Car
toons Magazine.
MISCELLANEOUS
WOOLEN CLOTH
For the boys. MOTHERS, you can cut
down the HICH COST OF LIVING on your
boya' clothlae". We are selling direct fro.n
th. MILL. Strong, durable cloth. Nice
line of pattern to select from, suitable FOR
ALL THE FAMILY. Write us fur sample.
ASHUELOT WOOLEN CO.,
GILSUM, N. H.
DANCING CLASSES STARTED NOW
Join anytime private instruction by ap
pointment; call at 172 Main atreet, phon
186-M. 189tf
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For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
State of Vermont, District of Washington, sa.
The honorable probate court for th dis
trict aforesaid, to all persons interested in
Sir R.rr. a.M rfSsVT L0ST Blrk 'ntain P" without top, gold
rRFFTIKC . " d Amtnct- deceased, , ltm. finder please leave at Lander".
WHEREAS, said court ha. assumed th V'""-?.tor?-.. - ib3tl
20th day of January net for examining i LOST Saturday afternoon in the Tenner
and allowing the account of the adminiatra-1 aervlce waiting room, Montpelier, purple
tor of the estate of aaid deceased and for al,,,1 umbrella with three green tnpe around
dnrre of the residue of said estate 10 th. (edne und tip; finder ple.ee leave at Cum
lawful claimant of the .me. and ordered ! mings & Lewi' .tore and receive suitable
Maine.
i-uraunsKiN LUMBER FOR SALE A;
boxing board nt-L-M vtkf . c v r2
ing, phone 144-W. ' ' ' 2l
FOR S A LE- -TW pr7ttcXliy-r7enSrwl
hcafers, suitable for home or tone
., n-v-r neen used, rirlce In
"'2!iMLJJ!c,t Phone 652-W. t2i
KKMLOC1T PI.ANTT rnn C A T IP.
I have in stock here In Rarr about foi
mouand reet dry two-Inch hemlock pl.rJ
anyone interested telephone H. O. Banna;
FOR SALE A preparation for eleanli
granlto and marbte monuments : nrfght4
np the lettering and make th wliole mori
ment lock clean and new : B-uaranteed ; trld
on application: James Sullivan, 114 Pai
stiwet. Farre, Vt. li
AUTOMOBILES
ORANGE
The grange installed its officers rn
Friday evening. Fast -Master Ila M
Xelson was Installing officer. Follow.
ing the installation an oyster supper
was served.
The property sold at XV. L. Han
na's auction went rather low. The
small farm was sold to . W. Aiken
of East IiarTe. The large farm was
not sold.
Edwin Farnham and family spent
Sunday in Washington.
Clafide Clark of Washington and
family visited at E. (i. Cook's Sund.iy.
Mr. and Mrs. .Frederick Jewett 'are
at Frank Machia's, having sold their
interest in a farm they owned in East
Montpelier.
Miss Lucy Calcagni is taking a va
cation at her home.
Mrs. Antonio Calcagni is in the City
hospital for treatment.
Now enjoying the biggest
season in its history
A visit there will prove the holiday of a
lifetime. Bathing, boating, fishing, tennis
and golf are all in full swing and there's
health and a good time for everyone. The
trip is so easy, so comfortable and Clyde
Line service is so attractive that you
should write at once for sailing dates and
steamer accommodations.
New York to Jacksonville
(Calling at Charleston, S. C.)
Wide choice ofaccommodations,including
bedrooms with private bath; also rooms
en suite or singly without bath, but with
private lavatory. All rates include meals
and berth, and depend upon room selected.
its a
fThcrcrytinP
3 . . j . a Bot Cantatas
t i,ctfJuxOplttfruMon?Unenof;
1 Mineral. Notahoo
tstBtJ
Annas
In' 1 in 1 " "
1 4.-tnf..lRpmcdyfof
ConftlpaSonandDiarr
and Fcverisnn"
Loss of SLEEP
rwSmileSijnaWs,0'
Bears the
4
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that public notice thereof be Riven to all per
sons Interested in said estate by publishing
this order three weeka successively previous
to th. day emiirned. in the Barre Daily
Timea, a newspaper published at th. eity of
Barre, in said district
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified ta
appear at th probate office In Montpelier,
in said district, on the day easimed. tl rn
and there to contest the allowance of said
account if you sea cause, and to establish
your right a. heirs, legatees and lawful
claimant, to said residue.
Given under mjr hand, this Jrd day of
January, 1921.
FRANK J. MAUTTN. Juda
Jan4-ll-18
reward.
LOST-
Modest in Request.
Prison Visitor My good man, is
there anything I can do for you out
side the jail?
Convict I'd appreciate it very murh
lady if you'd call on the mayor and
ask him to extend me the freedom of
the city. Minneapolis Journal.
Wise Guy.
"The ailent man no fool," sail Tenn,
"He know whst he's shout;
fie thinks mistakes like other men
Hut doe.n"t blurt them out."
Boston Transcript.
, Unfortunate.
Alir Pick.U such a large-hearted
fellow.
Edith That in why I rejected him ;
e"s ao large hearted that he ran love
lialf doecn girls at the same time.
ftoston Transcript.
hn
For rat.s, ate, .ddrest
m f nw T" tiZ . .
t V rr. r m rmam ituiiu mgr.
I Piar SS. North River, New York
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
in
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TMt CINT.UM COSJta)T. NCW TO. . ClTT.
IT. S. Government Warns Farmers
About Disease Caused by Rata.
They carry Bubonic plapue, fatal to
human beinps. They carry foot and
mouth disease, which is fatal to stock.
They kill chickens, eat prain, caune de.
st ruction to property. If vou have rats
RAT-SNAP will kill th"m. Cremates
rats after killing them leaves no
ssuell. Comes in cakes, ready for use.
Thn-e sitea, 35c, C5c, $1.2."). Hold and
guaranteed by R. L. Clark and B. D.
Tomaai, Barre; Price Grain company,
Middlesex, and Berry A Jones, Mont
pelier. Adv.
A b)clc and tan hound, white breast.
Dec. IS. vicinity Lanteboro, collar but no
name: finder pleaee notify A. Michelli, 80
Fose street, phone 6fl-J. 25U3'
LOST Between" Arloll & tlente clothinn
store and John Griffin's store on North
Main street an insurance aa-ent'. wallet con
taining a lara-e sum of money and applica
tion ; the atrent i rceponsible to the eonv
pany : will finder please return to the Metro
politan Inaurance Co. ofllce. 246tf
J. H. THOMPSON
Efticiency Engineer
AUDITING
SYSTEMS INSTALLED
INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED
Frera new en. th drmaeid f.r itanrv n ajreparin Income Tsi Return.) wfjl
be incrrnir. Mhy net saak. rssMrv.twa f.r uih swrlu NOW and mntd
,-tant teach wrth enanae. In Treasury Department ReraiatUn. enabl.
I a.t retains accord In. to tkr ltt rallnf.
Km Brewaltn. aiaaa.
turr oifflmltica.
0-tant teach wrth
ant retime ac
as. IIS Ksessa
PROFESSIONAL CARD
DR. EDWIN F. HEIXINGER
bowland bi dg. gURGKON DENTIST ,H0K
J. A. MacCaskill, M. D.
Pnartic IlsnHeel to tHe.a of Inf.nU
acd Children. Office hour: t to 10, 1 to 4,
7 to S, nd by appointment
Room 11. Mil Granite FHoek. TcL U2-R,
UnprofetsionaL
"The doctor are a kindlv fTew,
And ret." said IVter IV11.
"1 never knew a doctor who
Wished everybody well."
IV-t"n TrancT'jt.
Ob of the Best Ways
k te.r-h hoy and pirN thrift and eav
!r.p h.b i to start endowment tnur.
ince hnh they mn l.ter kp up
heml Fate riit-d en rfjue-v.
Kati'T..! I.ife In. to. Vt. Ol'itu!'.
. S. HaiUrd. general agent, Ks,t-
Work, Mon'rT, Vt.
Fresh Western Horses
I will arrive in Barre, Vt., with a fresh load of
young, sound
IOWA CHUNKS,
on Wednesday, Jan. 12th
These are the be?t lot of horses I have .een this sea
son. ChouV? heavy pairs from 2100 to OGO0 lbs. and
low down tight made singles from 1050 to 1800 Tbs.
Direct from the farms where they were raised. Ail
thoroughly broken, and right out of work from these
farms.
COME AND SEE A REAL LOT OF HORSES.
I CAN SUIT YOU.
Archie Johnston
7 South Main St. Phone. Barre, VL
FRANK M. LYNDE
DENTIST
riRRTKB BUltPINfJ. PARRE. VT.
A Modern X-Ray Equipment
BAILEY'S MUSIC
ROOMS
HE A PCi t" A RTF RS rn
RFItAPIE MAW'S. PLAVKH riAVO
VlCTIcnl.A fiN'A TAtKIN.J A.
HJNK.S. tK(ORIS. FHEET XrSIC
Telcphoni S6y-V, Darre, Vt
LARSON and WELLS
ARCHITKCTS and EXGIXEERS
HANOVER. N. H.
PERRY & NOONAN
Central Cafe
PEARL STREET
Euroren rian.
WEDNESDAY DINNER
Pea Soup
Rout Lamb
Fried Cod
Potted Beef
Stewed Tomatoea
Apple and Raspberry Pi.
Grape Nut Pudding:
Get jrour lunch her. fter th show.
Resrul.r meU B reeJi f at and Su(per,
40c, Dinner 60c
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED A amall and a medium sised
cash rejrister; Box Na. 13, Cabot, Vt.
, x 253t6
WANTED TO BUY A few bueheb of Rood
potatoes : lintel Barre. 26212
WANTED TO BUY Subject to Test thirty
new milch cow and nearby springer,
Guernsey and Holsteins, must be of extra
quality and in Rood condition ; John F. Ben.
jamin, Barre. phone 105-R. 2"5cf
DOnr.E TRUCK FOR SALE Screen bo
nnt-class condition, eood as nw 10
mod.l : run about i.600 mile lh Far.
nemei, vt. flu
JIORSES AND VEHICLES
Rip; Alteration Sale
NOW ON AT COT.TON-S PLACE.
EVERYTHING IS MARKED DOWN.
SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY 12
VEHICLE & SUPPLY CO.
COLTON'S PLACE
Montpelier, Vermo4
84 Stab. Street
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
HELP WANTED VounK men and women to
lake positions a attendants at th Ver
mont State Hospital for the Insane at Wa
tcrbury ; to those who desire, an opportunity
offered to attend nurses' training course:
apply at Hospital. Waterbarr. Vt. 19tf
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting; of th stockholder
of the Quarry Savirur Bank and Trust
Company will be held at th nankin, room
of said bank in the City of Barre Ver
mont, on Tuesday, January 18th. 1921. at
10 o'clock a. m., for the election of di
rector for th ensuing year and for the
transaction of any other biuinet that may
properly come oerore saia meeting.
C. M. WILLEY, Secretary.
Barre. Vermont. Deecember 27. 120.
A MILD
DECEMBER
points to early hatched chicken. foJ
1021. Give a Buckeye incubator a fevw
egg at the ripht time and it will dn
the rest. A Buckeye incubator won't!
leave the neat, it wont break the
eeffs. It will hatch larpe and atronpl
chickens. It has a natural supply ofl
moisture, automatically regulated.
IT'S SIMPLE. IT'S SAFE. IT'S SURE.
That's why the big successful breed-
era use the Buckeye, the best incubatorl
made.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. E. Telethon. 140 Onaca Co. Tslephon. I
(Want a nev-year.
RtSOV-UTION 7 ?
osrc Perrx
Make a New Year. resrduMon that na i
cn keep chummy with during the couna ;
of the next few year.. Rnolve that !
you're going to bur some good substaa- I
tial rJ estate. If you do thi each New
car day thaf follow, will And you In I
happy, protiertjr owning tram, of nmd.
Discount Sale
In our January Sale, we
are giving a 20 per cent dis
count for cash on many of
our goods.
Come in and let us show
you.
Lee & Clara B. Shortt
Marshfield, Vermont
r
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
Establish ltt.
BOLSTER BLOCK. BARK VERMONT
WHEN BUYING AN
ENGINE
iou will nave in mind (1) sim
plicity and economy of operation
(2) dependability and durability in
service. An engine may look well
but if it it lisrht weight with small
bore, short atroke and hiph speed
it will be just as valuable as a
"trotter-hoa" hitched to a spread-.
er. The longer they stay hitched
the more calamity far the hitchcr,
the hitched and the hitchee. But
there is a type of engine having
bore and long stroke multiplied by
moderate speed that, like a well-
bred farm horse, is built for work,
heavy work, day in and day out.
Bore and stroke tell the true story
of more power, more engine and
long life, tve want to show you
some of these engines. Large and
amall sizes. Your choice of gas or
oil. Ther are hacked by a bind
ing flve-vear guarantee. If you al
ready have an engine too small for
your requirements you can ex
change it.
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
New Ens;. Telephone 140 Oramre Co. 'Phon.
HOUSES TO RENT
m ; Mile.
Granlt.
Z61tl!
Bl'Y THIS NOW! WONT BE
THE MARKET Ulli!
OS)
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers
nn. Howard a. drew
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Pl.ANrTf s.RD PLDC
pbewej.' C"V, :c. W; tVatdeace, ?e-R.
Farm on the road between MldHI and
W.terbury. about thrw mile from each vil
la..:; will keep from si to ten cows;
about it aerm in line til la.; la. nr. quan
tity of wood ; estimated to be enough to
tksnrsl Vu. n Pr lor ine enure Terra : aurar Main
houM ; horse bam i cl.pbne.rded and paint
ed : cow am with tie-up for ton head
Good silo. With the farm, the owner will
include f.nrv rrade Holetein. on evtra
fave erHers at GooUfHlow', Jewelr pw Price l VH)!fl for ev'erythin.. It i. hmrd to
ere. Phone: Rtrm "un vi . . . tnA . fc... i .v.-- . i. ..4
ITStf nrmtifn w exceptional lv aond. Now M
u iimc v m uiai eweT snfs xora m
quiet.
W. II. GOODFELLOW
I'IAQ TTNINQ
P-
GAGE & GAGE
cnip.orRACTORs
Tueed. anii
Hx" twilr: -14 . m
eieept TtNMutar end
IW- Monitors. Wrrini
iieesoay. 1 hursdsri. faturdara. 10:9 i
PARRE. VFRMONT
Phone -W U) North M.ia Street
" ' unr and , mf-f-
nd Ss.rt. Mitr. I 1 1 jj
1
DR. A. II. SMITH
Osteopathic Phj-sician
t rtlTH AVTXV
C-c dosed Sarerdsf
JDH. LEWIS D. MAHTIN
OSTEOPATHIC THYSICIAN
OAc. ie Room M MMw (Vaildhu
T-Vr. Kerne feiMr'MS
rtrncr r?ot n. 9 oij..d -
Msedar. Tawwistr. Tnxtar and trt-Mr
WE ALWAYS HAVE
Jl what as e lsiat far hi taw !
-w'T. lw-re. rut .iaam. etc A
- ioe 1 .
fur w.vb and ior repair wwrfc gm
suli
cL.ii.tvn.inJ.i.a'ic
1-1 t - A-l All W A a fcal ..
I ; 1'inri.nrM-- U
PIANO TUNING
ri t kf r.t 1
I U F Lie rw at oir Btosw ;i II D f f FFT
Vjkso. tn Tti. . SOLE AGt-VT TOR Btislu.S AMERICAN-
O. J. DODCE. the Jeweler
Pjf Aa ILICajOat.Yl
s, y..4-ty jt
j
Power in Two Tanks
of gn. otyp n and "! vene enatile
ti to fu. t.lrn.l an-1 weld tiv kin!
of hard metal, and tn repair it r
feelly. T? i mr -fmet inn- hun
dred of do"ar in pew t Utes or m
thine., tirtje and lnhr rot, rir. fe
u f .r ejrt wel-Jir.g.
A. M. FLANDERS
207 North Main SL
Ilarre. VL
TO RENT Front roor
Black, Room 69.
TO LFT Suit, of stcem hoatrd
with hot and cold water, at 10 Spauld- j
Ira .treet. 2tf
TO RENT Tenement of four room, m
electric light, hot water, all in rood
order. $ 1 0.0U . month to April 1st; Smith
Place, on Maple An., Smith Bros. SiZStf
TO RENT Tenement of ix room. h.th.
electric liaht, hot wter. etc. i inquire of
O. D. Shurtleff. ii North Main St. Xltf
TO RENT Two ood tenement, on of .!
room, with hot water and bath, one of
ft re room : Dr. O. O. Stirkne?. 21tf
TO RENT rpetaire tenement at 4 East I
atreet. rent f lit i C. I. Wood worth at I
C.ndy Kitchen, phon. 1T-M. ITtf
TO RENT- Tenement t ? Merchant strs,
alo four tenement, on Wtlley .treet, aft ra
flrtcla h.pe; modern improvement.;
Geo. W. Minn, ti Wellinrton street. Itfl
WANTED
WANTED To hear from mbimw havinrl
farm for sale, one that will keep 10 t
IS roan, rounc stock, team. wood. lumber,
within fi'. mil, of Barre; write to
Farm." car. Timea office. lioJt
WANTED Furni bed heated mnma fo
hmisekeren. ; adore, with particular. I
"M. R-." Tun, office. rstU'l
WANTED To do domestic nursin. ; lnirilr
at Knn I. Jl.'i orta Main M. li.It-1
WANTED Br a Junior Srauldin- biehl
ecrol rirL place In familr to t k I
frr boaid: reply to "No. 1." rare Pn
Time. 25L't.fl
I WANTED P. an elderly lady, roition M
do housework m small family; rail rl
write It Kinney atrewt. i'Slt-'l
WORK WANTED Man desire work of anrl
kind, capable in all line; reply to A..
care Timo office. 54l
VANTEt To rent farm w;th tnrk a
tool foe one or mre years, or would rent
en uie half; ' R. W.", care of Tines of
fice. St
RAW FI RS WANTED We pay New York
prve. ben-t eradma and auKk r-turn :
Stl fcpmnta b-d 1. dsvm. uhert to re
turn ; have a lar oroer lor coon ; I can
psy fancy prices far oo-i. mink and ffes
nf fp quality: C. L. Silyer. Pla!f-M.
Vt. .:tf
DR. II. II. HUNTER
ar-4
GAGE & GAGE
CIIIROrRACTf 'RS
Be-! M-4a. Wcdneiay and Fn4.
to 11 a. n . o s p. is. ; Ibi,
TVnr.5ay a4 ata?ae. ti p n Meett-w-r:
layout. wcviy and f r d. 2
to i p. aa. ; Taseaay. ";biday aad har
d&f , 3 to 1 Sav m
fAKJwE. tn.vONT
Maasat W in .Vora Xaia ftrmi

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