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THE BARRE DAIKY TIMES, RARRE, VT. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 19
Happenings of Interest from
Different Sections.
Middlvburr merchants report tlit-ir
L Christmas trade larger this fyatvn
thsn ever before.
Rev. C. E. Beeman, who has been a
Grand Isla pastor for a time, begins
duty Jan. 1, at the Morgan Memorial
in Boston, with a large salary.
Supt. VY G. Smith, who since' Au
gust, 102), lias been superintendent of
schools in the district conifriniiij? the
towns of Orwell, Khoreham, .Bridport,
Benson and Fair Haven, has resigned
this position to become instructor of
science at Vermont academy, Sa.vtons
Jliver, goiiif? on Thursday to assume
his new duties. 1
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wesley Davis
celebrated their golden wedding an
v niversary at their home in I,udlow
Thursday, Most of their married life
ias been spent in Guilford. Mr. Davis
was 73 years old the day before the
anniversary, is a carpenter by trade
and able to do a good days work, Mrs.
Davis is 69. Mr. Davis announced that
on his wedding day, Dec. 21, 1872, the
snow was four feet deep on a level.
Mr. and Mrs. Noble D. Parjkh ob-
served their fiftieth wedding anniver
sary Dec. 18 at the Congregational
church parlors in Hinesburg. Both were
born and have always lived in Hines
burg where Mr. Piirtch, has filled most
nf the offices of trust and honor in the
town. One guest was present at the
. anniversary who attended the wedding
f0 years before, Henry M. Page, a
brother-in-law of Mr Partch..
On a recent evening an Orleans
coasting party was in an accident that
resulted in serious injuries to some of
i , them. The steering rope broke, mak-
w fng them lose control of the Bled and
they collided with a hydrant. There
were Vi persons on the sled. Only four
were seriously injured. Fred Brown
lias a broken leg, Roy Dawson had o-ie
leg badlv bruised and lacerated,
. Tbclma Collctte had one knee badly
hurt and it was feared at first that it
might be permanently stiff, but it
seems to be getting along an rignu
Alma Bickford was badly shaken up
l-and lamed.
Broadcasting Station XMAS
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AMERICAN HOUSE
Hanover Street
BOSTON
The House of Good Cheer
Rooms Rtr 12.00 per day and up.
Two new fireproof Garatps one Block in
ths mr of the House.
RATHSKELLER
Bunlneae Men's Lunch from noon to
2:80 p. m.
' - Mnnrr from 6 p. m. to S p. m.
Eupoer from i n, rn. to 1 a. m.
A Is esrts IS dy.
Mile from ( p. m. to 1 p. m. br Seotty
Holme On-heatra and tha Imperial
Marimba Band
Banquet Rooms from 4 to 600 peopl
Telephone Harmarket 4740.
Three Lines for 25c LELP WANTEl-MALE
FOR SALE
0. '
' i, i4;;;f".iVrrV"T.n irr.trvr Yl !... I tTfttt OAT V r .. ... ...! 4
in Timm will mibliir. wmw, 1-4 . .rt . ..ui.. . .... . ,.(- cruris. '..,- i-.tH .-.- .MsnVi hr.a4 i.
e. To Let. etc.hort Pdver- w 'r'ni""'" " V, 7 YZIl ' a "13V-w Z 17" .7
Write Kail way.
cr Dan and Iron betis and erit, whit cotton
mattroiactt, new quilUv blankrtj, aheU bad
Huementu--at the rati, of three line for portion 7.
a a . a ,a m a.lM anjl I 1 111 48.
en cent, for ch sntooiuant in.ertion. W A.NTED A younk man for ahippina and VS'' J?" i, n?r JX ei?.S
cinrind work: must ba brisht in matne- . - . il;
matica ; Jonea Bro. Co.
i3ntf
HOUSES FOR SALE IwAWiir
r a nit t?m ir n ..am! a. X . .-
PAnn run -c i wv n tj wa wkivcw.
land; aom fruit, prins- watw: apply to MAN To aeU and hire aKenta; n
Mn. A. Cearln. Box 62. Heckler Mil. ...iOT .j , -
Barr. . WW" NflRRRRIKK. Rhator. N. Y. fMU
2Mte
lnvit- FOR SALE Fimt claaa drirn aleiirh and
ill at , t uiiii
182-J. UM f
3811 1L i wwrwj viwacv,
DEStRAPI ' r6TTA.E3IN"EFST"PART 7.xrr.- i - I CALljAT THE BARRE CREAMERY il
OPCITV FOR SALE OR RENT For Imt farm work B F Narraaawr. WUI lima- .!i"'-An,Ir r1' lin" v f 1
madUta weupancyi McAUiatar Kent .JyT B F" wrrMM"' WU"2"otf ITf' Prmv"r bocka and beadi: must ba
gntf aold at one: a nice picture given awuy
, wanted A few food men lor in w caiter; r, n. vtuinian.
FOR KALE-Th. E. A. Prtadl. ",o? TbTwIn T
eim avenue, tornw '' "".Ij Rieker Milla. Vt
. Keith aveni-e.
Lakealde; pontoffiea
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OF LAURA E. ANGIER.
The underatKned, havinir seen appointed b
FARMS FOR SALE
lha honorable probata court for the dintrict . EQUIPPED , FARM
of Waehinston, eommitonre, to r:eive, ehecka fil
FOR SALE Cream
60 a month ; health tha fauna for
examine, and adjuat tha -laim end .r-nda a autcW arl fleet write for particular to
of all persona atrainet the estate of Laura "Farm." care Timet. Vlltt
E. Ane' r. lata
district, deceaaed,
oi7iei mereco, aereoy five none b--- r-i iol-K
will meet for the nurpoee aforesaid, at ,u"'u
the McAIIUtcr Kent offices in tha City
of Barre In aaid diatrict. on tha 20th Only IS00.00 Is required a firat payini
day of Decern her and th day of 3 una on this 0 cre farm In Berlin
' "J1 J1' ?lfb irj in RnsTLEVHl... famu SO aerea. 4 n.llrs
ih. Llv. Zi ihaTw. tTam Montpeller; John , F. BauLvmln.
hereby lve notice that a Brr( w ,44. 1gtf
T7 ANTED
GRANITE CUTTERS AND
QUARRYMEN -
To take nlaeea of tha whose ansa
merit with thli Company expired on
March Slat, 1K2. and who hara
refueed to resume work on tha ,
AMERICAN PLAN
Penmsnent rmpiormant at MTLFORT.
MASS.. KFENE, N. R ad STONY
CREEK. CONN. 44 honra nor week.
Nearly We are Darin high elaea Monumental
next, from 10 o'clock a. m.. until o'clock twenty acres of practically level tillaga land rranlte cutters and earrera, IS. SO to $10 and
p. m., on each of aaid daya and that aU tn oim mi and about tea " " nt elasa ouarrymen S-0 to 4 0 Pjr dar.
months from th 10th day of Daeamber, other i balance pasture and woodland j ae. J.rh man furnished frea IS00.00 LIFb
A. D. 1822 Is the time limited by said en room shtnbled side cottase house In good SURANCE so lof aa ha remains In ot
court for aaid eredltoni to preaent their ahape; basement barn with leaato for rte.- employ. Worklns conditions at oar plants
claims to us for examination and allow. ' : an tie 1J heed J suirar buab ! fruit are the best In the Granite Indnatry.
,nce. trees, etc. On R. F. D. and cream learn APPRENTICES WANTED
Dated at City of Barre. VC this 16tn day "ije; oaa wawr. 1 ",,.,Z..,aL 10 "e frranite euttlna; traaa. 1
of December. A. D. 1922.
GEO. KENT,
morton h.' McAllister,
Conimiasiontra.
PeclS-28-80
Commerce of AtJantie Ports.
Xew York ranks first in imports, 9,
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION STATION.
,., e
Pres. Hustis of Boston & Maine Talks
With Citizens. ( I
President Hustis of the Boston' and
Maine railroad was in White River
Junction Dec. 13 on Lis special train
and gave a hearing in his private ear
for an hour to a committee from the
1' board of trade and a newspaper rep
' resentative, discussing railroad prob
lems in general and the possibilities
of a new union station, says the White
River Junction Landmark.
The special pulled in at about 7:30
p. m., after having made a tour of some
of the Boston & Maine lines. It had on
board, besides the railroad execu
tives, the members of the commission
appointed by the New England gover
nors to study the transportation prob
lem, including James F. Dewey of
Hartford.
President Hustis and Superintendent
Folsom of the Passumpsic division
talked frankly with the business men
r who met them and asked to have any
matters that needed attention brought
to their notice. The committee from
the board of trade consisted of Senator
elect Jsmes A. Staeey, Representative
elect P. K. Adams, Selectman O. O.
Nichols and G. H. Miller and L. A. Per
kins. Mr. Dewey was also present dur
ing the conference.
Mr. Hustis stated that the railroad
situation at White River Junction was
one that needed to b remedied at the
earliest possible moment, both for the
convenience of the public and the ease
of operation for the railroadM, but
that tie could make no promise of what
could tKTdone or when any changes
would be made. He commended the pa
tience of the people who make use of
the railroads entering White River
Junction, for both passenger and
freight transportation, urging that pa
tience be exercised a while longer un
til the roads secure more funds to
make needed changes and until what is
to become of the New England rail
roads has been threshed out and set
tled. The representatives of the railroad
said that ther understood the general
sentiment to be opposed to opening the
subway leading to the station and
stated that to have the added conges
tion on the present platforms that
would arise from use of the subway
would he dangerous and unsatisfac
tory. The platforms should be made
longer and wider and one or two of
the tracks should be moved nearer to
Main street if the station is to remain
where it is, they said. They spoke of
the extra amount of freight now being
handled, which rauses delay in the
movement of both freight and passen
ger trains, declaring their belief that
for the improvement of the general
service) the first problem to he solved
here is that of yards and facilities for
the interchange of freight between the
roads.
and better, He has also done a good
deal toward makinir steam navigation
Kttth nlnanant ami nrnHrnttlA for Hmall
boats, as during his time he invented ' 100.868 flon.) tons, and first in ex
some Ereat improvements on small! ports, 9,l.i713! ton', Boston second m
boat engines propelled by steam, al (imports. 2 fi.H .21)1 tyns and sixth in ex
most all of which have since been re-jnorts, C24.3AO tops (for many years
placed by gasoline-driven power boats. , Boston wa second in reswt to both
Mr. Ktiekney has done more or less in imports 'and exports); Philadfdphis;
that line also, but he has not achieved J third In imports. S.10 0S7 ton, end
such a success in this line as he did in J third in exnorts. 2.39(1.705 torts : Balti
his earlier inventions pertaining to the mor1 fourth in imports. 480 tons
canning industry. It would be hardd fourth in exports. 2.077.84T tons;
for anyone- who did not have access to ( Norfolk fifth in imports. B3S.401 tons,
Mr. Stickney's books to know just howj,n(1 eond in exports, 2.588,446 tons;
many patents he has been granted. In j Portland, Me., sixth in imports, 277.-
some caws ne am noi, pmnii u.s "- 774 tons, and seventh Insexports,
mccs dui iuois. -ii me ui S07 tonsj Newport News
wg copied too remaiy. in rooai cases, i rt 2iUg0. tons. ( and
however, he protected the inventions
he worked out with the patent office
guard and has done well by nearly all
of them.- "Through the Periscope," in
the Portland Press Herald.
1 807 tons ; Newport News seventh in
fifth in
exports. 1.J14,23 tons.
Of the imports into these ports aTI
but 38 per cent eonsisfffd "f bulk oil,
or cr?;o hrouoht from the Went Indies
and the Caribbean. This fart empha
sizes the importance of an extension
Automobile Repair
and Operation
Options:
ALTO MECHANIC
ALTO FLKCTKICIAN
IJ.VITKBY MAINTENANCE
Twenty weeks' eourse New Sections
formlnc Jan. 2, 12S t A. M. to 4
P. M. Monday to Friday, ineluelve.
FEE 1170.00
Payaaents at Intervals dariae, cearee
Electric Wireman
Tea weeV eourse Sestions forminc
Jan. 2, mi. and April 3, 19218 A.
at. to 4 P. M. Monday to Friday, In
clusive. FEE $80.00
Psyaienla at Intervals daring averse
Also Day Course in Indus
trial Chemistry and Stationary
Engineering (Steam).
Clrealare an Application
Unexcelled jKeulpanat
FRANKLIN UNIOM
-Franklin s Gift la Beaten" i.1
Berkeley and Applet on Sta.
Boston 18, Mass.
Newport News are largely of coal, and
from Portland, wheat grown in Cana
da. These two commodities make up
nearly half of the total exports of the
North Atlantic district. During the
fiscal year 4,678 foreign vesxela and
3,129 American vessels brought cargo
to North Atlantic ports. Of the Amer
ican ships, 1,102 were under control
of tha bhipping board, and 2,117 were
privately owned. Exports were car
ried in foreign vessels and 2,070 !
American vessels, ur tne latter .u
were controlled by -ipping board,
and 2,119 were privately owned. The
Nation's Business.
COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
ESTATE OP PETER D. THOM.
The undersigned, harms been appointed ;
Iky the honorable probate court for the die j
trtct of Washington, commissioners, to re-1
ceive, examine, an", adjust the claims ana
demands of all oereona eesinjit the "state of
Peter D. Thorn, late of City of Barre, In
said district, deceaaed, and all claims ex
hiblted in etTset thereto, hereby nve notice
tha we will nvwt for the purr ifnresMd, t
at the office of Younat Brothers Co.,
in tha City of Barre. In aaid district, on the
9th day of January and 8'h day of June,
next, front t o'clock, a. m.. until s
o'clock p. m.. on each of ssid days and that ,
sis months from tJw 7tb day of le ember. .
A. D. 1922. is the time limited by said court '
for said creditors to present their claims ' ;
to us for examination and allowance. 1 " 11
da0'. Ul" uth 'Ut " S. HOLLISTER JACKSON
FRANK . SMALL.
ALEX J. YOUNG. Commas toners.
DeelS-2S-S
farm. Price only tS.O00.00i- Will include pi; to ,t,rt ,n( advancement aeeordrear
tools and stock at reasonable price. t to Improvement. Full wages when you
45-acre Plainfteld farm. Si milea irtra can produce a standard day's work. .
Barre: irood nine room house, two barns j APPLT TO
produetive land. Will keep six or eight Milford Pink-Victoria mite Granlts
cows and team. Price, with tools, at only r Milford lfaaa
IIMIV.VVI 4W WniW. fUVVi.V v v
balance easy. "
Better let us show these to you while the
roads are good. '
i M -H-yP
GRANITE COTTR3. OTJARRY WORK
CTS. POLISHERS, TOOL SHARPENERS
AND LUMPERS. TAKE NOTICE LABOR
TROUBLE TN BARRE. VT. AND VICINI
TY AT PRESENT. ,
A NO. 1 RIDING SLEIGH FOR SALE 1
Or will exchange for bay or straw : John f
Stalblrd,. Washington, Vt. 28l
WOODWORKTNO 8HOP FOB SALE-
"now aa the Bus bee or C. H. Rowel I J
woodworking shop, consisting of mill, ma- i
emnery and lumber abeds 1 all machinery
In good running order; good proposition for
one or more live young men. reason for
Bailing, going into anothor business : esll
mill any week day from 7 to 6 : C. H. is
wowell. 23t8
DRY HARD W00DRATr6(Fer i
run, delivered in Barre: Chas. L. Wood- ;
bnry. Berlin, Tel. 94-. 2S4t
FOR SALE Quarry of monumental sran-f
It and cutting plant. Established Is I
rears, supplying state of Oretron, Idaho and J
Washington. Quarry one mile from wain
line R. t. Liberal terms to practical men. ?
Addreaa BAKER LOAN ft TRUST CO., -Baker,
Oregon. 2i5t t
FOR SALE High grade vlofine; many dif-
ferent models old and new; very niod-
lerate prices t come early and get first J
choice before Christmas : W. R. Cameron
store. 161 Washington Street, Barre. tiiti i
WE HAVE A VERY USEFUL AND f
?R,ACTICAr' LINE OF CHRISTMAS
GIFTS for ladies and children at reason- I
sola price; Morris Sales Co., 892 No. Main ,
f"- .Jmt
FOR SALE To settle estate. Tha propyl
erty known as the Groton Mfir. Co. A :
Johnson vnllt v . .
'Johnson It Hal!) situated In Tonsham. if.
miles from Groton railroad station, eon-
slsting of water power aawmill. tiweilinir '
house and out buildings, considerable t)l-!i
lege and pasture land and atanding bard
and soft timber to ooerate tha mil) f or a j
number of years. Fine oDoortunlty fori
eope one who win live on the property ;
w invite insnection; for particulars eaJl on 4
or address Groton Wg. Co., Groton. Vt, s
229tf ;
.The Constable's Argument.
Constable This wretch is cliargrd
with Sabbath breaking. He was seen
shaving himself .Saturday and again on
tne following Monday.
Magistrate But that's not on the
Sabbath.
Conatiihle. True rmfr it nmnt ni.
f our imports in American vessels, tive that he permitted his beard to
r.xporr snipmpnm rrom AorioiK anrtiprow on the Sabbath. Houston Post.
TkonE-riansPcri
with over-size ink capacity
and Mo tjeax point-
WHAT TO GET?
That's your big Christmas question right now. Answer
it at Marchetti's. Where you want some remembrance
that radiates Christmas cheergive a basket of delicious
Fruit or a pretty box of nice Chocolates. It's a gift of
solid goodness and pleasure an intimate, personal gift
that goes hand-in-hand with the holly and the Christmas
wreaths. .
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DIMVER
. Mixed Nuts - Two pounds for 45c
California. Soft Shell Walnuts, Almonds. Castanaa, Filberts, per ft. 13c
up; Paper Shell fecana, ft. 80c; Xew AValnut Meats, ft. tol
- ... .Etr fancy Extra Fancy Blue Goose Indian Riv-
CaUfornsa Navels and Florida er Florida Grape Fruit, 3 and 2
Orange for 25c; Star Indian Rivea Grip
Dosen 30c up Fruit, 4 for 23c
Fancy Malaga Grapes, Amber Tinted, Sweet as Honey, per ft. 23c
Fancy Red Emperor Grapes, Swaet and Luscious, per ft . 30c
TWO OLD RESIDENTS DIE.
Saxtons River People (2 and 15 Years
Oil
Kaltoni River, Dec. 2.1. Two of the
oldeet and life-long residents of this
village died at their hornet here Thurs
day morning, Marshall A. Wilder, ...
and Miss Harriet Foster, S3.
Mr. Wilder was for many years the
well-knowa proprietor tf the old Sax
tons Kiver hotel previous to its demoli
tion in 1003 to mske way for the pres
ent fWixtons River inn. Ilia father.
Abel K. Wilder, was proprietor before j
liim. .Marshall Wilder never married
and leaves no near relatives.
Miss Foster died at the home of a
Mts Edith FoMer, where she had
made her home many years. She leaves
no nearer relatives than the niei..
In this town. R.xkmjil.am, thus far
this month 13 deaths have occurred. Of
three three were over l) years, three
over SO, four over TO and one over 60,
making a remarkable record of kngev-itr.
T ETl he-man get his
handa on thle bis, busl-
n ess-1 lk Uuolold and bi d
rather let o of aeven dol
lars than the pen. Press the
button and it'a filled.
Over-size barrel holds
nearly twice th Ink ol the
ordinary. Native Iridium
point as smooth aa a Jewel
od guaranteed 23 years.
Step in and see this
laequer-rcd elaaale with Jet
black tips nod neat, (old
pocket clip.
n
Dnofol
Deofctf Jr. C
BARRE DRUG CO.
0
Gulden Rip Bananas,
per dog 23c up
Fancy Eating Apples, dot. 30c, 40c
Tangerines,, dos 50c
Dstes, per ft. I3c; 3 lbs 40e
Figs, per ft. ..... 18c, 23c, 35e, 50c
Imported Malaga Cluster Raisins.
I'stkage 43c
Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, tjt. lie
Italian Chestnuts. 2 lbs. for ... 25c
Baldwin, Greenings, Russets and
Sweet Apples, per pk. 60c
It's different.
Pure Sugar Christmas Candy,
Five pounds fj
Hard Candies, per ft.-.. . .. 29c
Cocoanut Pop Corn Brittle, ft. 29c
Rock Candy, ft , 2,c
Peppermint Patties, ft .. 34c
Chocolates, per ft ;.. 25c up
Fresh made Peanut Brittle, ft. 23e
Kibbe's Peanut Butter, Molsss
and Honey Kisses, ft 25c
Jordon Almond, per ft. ....... 3)c
Neceo Peach Blossoms, ft J5c
EXTRA SPECIAL
Five-pound box assorted Bostonian Chocolates
bperial basket of fruit ...
1.23
A Modest Iaventer.
Henry R. Stjr-Vney, the B.a l.m.st.
has probably made as muh money out
ol his mex ban kail intent cits aa has
any ma in this a'ate the jv il l.:
esre-ptma of the Mn:m. Mr. Mrt-net-
rr intrnled ant thing tlt re
t .'ut um red the wo. i, ,.r sTthin;
l ie llsst. b::t he has ! r-. a g 4 dal
t irsfce ttie rsnr.ir.g i.!i.try caier V
Teeth Extracted
Without Pain
We have new diseotery for
Staking false teetS that fit
by a new suction method, only fiS
P-
We do not use poster fr Iskinf
lmpreeKBs as the oew etictiost
method is more pl suing and eay
f r the patient.
22-K t9 crow- aly $5; ethsr
dentists ask $10.
Fi'.!:nts aal b-licework jr lit
new i&Uy metkod. Prices reasoa
able. Dr. Meagher's
Dental Parlors
Prnfir-rsl n'irse atttnlant.
FTfrs: Psi'y to S; even.rf J
to , : Suu'iaT by spfomtneet
Fresh Celery, Lettuce, Tomstocs and Radishes Saturday.
FREE DELIVERY
MarchettPs Fruit Store
. On the Square
"Doctor, I think I have an auto
heart."
"AH right, pecd, take me driving."
Have a heart. Take care of your
car. Let us look after it for you. It
should be overhauled a couple of times
a year and be inspected at regular in
tervals. We are the folks to do it
and to look after your repair work,
too.
Ordway & Johnson Garage
12 Prospect St, TeL 337-M.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Jackson B'ock, 100 N. Main
EDNA G. JENNINGS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Jackson Block, 100 N. Main
ORRIS H. PARKER & CO..
CERTIFIED PUBLIC , ACCOUNTANTS,
INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS.
Montoelier. VU Tel. M2. '
Office with American Fidelity Co,
Until January First.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
WANTED Stenorrphrir, an who him had
wponimDV in Hrawuia uinv. vtvri :" 1 -
Jonea Bros. Co. 2aet vruuu FOR SALE Dry tour-foot wood;
xiia-wT-M 1'tZ AJZl'nt lit
rurar Khools In WashlnrtOT ., Vt. ad- osir Montoell- f.m, and Is of excellent
dress M. W. Chamberlin. Washinrton. , V t. mMutT ; K. H. Moody. Tel. 68 aterboryJ
vs. C7f 5
WANTEDExperienced waitress ; also cham
bermaid for session of lecalature: Pa
vilion hotel. Montnelier. Vt. 24t
WANTED An asslsUnt to the cook at
Heaton hospital. Montpeller. MM
WANTED Youns women to enter Barre
City hospital training school to train to
become nurses t apply to the superintendent
at the hospital. lOTti
MISCELLANEOUS
CASH PAID for furniture, stoves, cloth.
write Abram Fine A Son, SOS North Main J
street. KI7'
THREE 8MGHTLY USED PHONOGRAPHS
rtB SALS at a barirsin price; also one!
piano, need only ahrmt six weeks; also ones
Jleyer riano; Lamorey Clothins Co., Barre.
y iw
WOOD FOR SALE No. 1 aelected '' eld
rtwtli hody Work wood, on tot er de.
livered. TeL10-J. ttltt
FOR SALE A. preparation for rWnlnf
rranlte and marble monuments r hriahtene
np the lettering and makea the whola mmv
ment look clean and new : ruaranteed ; price
on application : Jamsa Sullivan, lis Park
j street. Barre. Vi lt
Make This a
Radiola Christmas
Radio is the latest addition to American home life. It is
a unique and appealing combination of utility and enter
tainments which is intensely interesting to every member
of the family. All our receiving sets are easily installed
by amateur or novice, and the results obtained will satisfy
the most exacting experts.
We have a variety of sets ready for your inspection and
we would suggest that if you are ready to install one
that you do it now. The Ideal 1922 Christmas Gift for the
Whole Family. -
General Radio Supplies.
REYNOLDS & SON
RADIO PERMIT required on insurance policies. Please
notify this off.ee if you use a radio in jour rause. Per
mits are FREE.
J. W. Dillon
Bolster Biwtk. Barre. Vt, These 3-R.
Stock anil Tools
at Auction
I have sold my farm and will dis
pose of my stock and tools at public
sale on
Friday, December 29,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
oa tha premises where I live two miles
from hast Orange and four hi lies from
Washington.-
it tt i e i-1H V.
Six grade Holstein eows, jrood pro
ducers, 1 yearling, 3 calves, S shoata.
Tools
Two sleds, 6 H. P. Rasoliiie engine
rireular saw and drag saw, etorsge
tank, evaporator, 2 gathering lanks.
sujrsr-ofT pan, 400 tin nap buckets, De-
Laval separator, milk ran. 6 ft. wa
ter tub, corn sheller, eneilage cutter
and 30-ft. carrier, two lumber wagons,
express wagon, bupjry, mowing ma
ehine, Iiore rake, plow and harrows,
22-ft. ladder, cultivator, corn planter,
portable ruler mill, ox hay rack. Samp
son prsin thresher, two wood-turning
lathes and belts, pair driving harnesses,
ox vol.. a, some blacksmith tools, and
all small tools. Also a quantity of
household lurnittire, etc. ,
Terms at time of sale. Lunch at
noon. December 29th, at 10 o'clock.
CHARLES E. DOW, Owner.
D. A. PEKRY, Auctioneer.
DR. LEWIS D. MARTIN
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Offir In ftoem IS. Miles fritMlnc
Telspbaoe Ceaaectia .
OFUCE HOTJRSt a. m. to It ns. as. 1 ;M U
ip.m. Moo day. Tuaaaar, Tanradajr and Prldr
" DR. HOWARD A. DREW
OSTTOr'ATTnC UTTSICIAH
BLANC HARD BLXKL
'Pkeacst OIBoa. 'Os-W; JUsldeae 10-t
TO., OmCS I2S-M. RBSTOENCB.
, COIXKCTIONS
EDWARD C. DUFFICY
LAWYER
. BOLSTM ttAKX
BAJUUC. TT.
NOTAJIT PUBUO
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HOUSES TO RENT
TO RENT At M Washlneton street
suite of rooms: also one alnirle room, ,
rum,tuw4 , . m I .
w u u u 1; ,1.1)1. ,
TeL 718-X or ealL mt
TO RENT A .room tenement: also a 4-
Toom tenement: In nulr at Mr. J T
Callaa-han. 44 Park street. Tel. 1T4-W. Ilfftf
TO RENT Upatairs tenement at ST Arere
LUMBERING JOB TO LET Jofc to eat. I stree; 4 rooms. Bantry. bath, tas mni
aaw and slah 800 to ' dofl cords wtwt : eitccnc ii.Rt; apply ze Spaaldins stnet.
ood romp ; for pertieulars Inquire of Ed-' I05tf
ward St. Peter. Williams town, Vt. 8Gt8 . gMALL TTMENT TO REVTAlFmon:
SAWS FILED All kinds and shapes of rn conveniences: hot water." (as. bath,
aawe;!mve at Averill's Hardware srore : ! wood abed and large ssrden j apelr Leon L.
Tel. 441-M. 21 Hisbtland Are. S2itf Cummir.es. g4 Merchant atreet, Barre. tOXtt
WHY W A IT T Have that car painted ntw i TO RENT Two small modem tenements:'
and avoid the snrlna s rush : 72 Bouts- me u-iaira ana one oowa. -rooms eacB)
Main street: H. Busier. Tel. 15-J. STtS oieniy or lano ror earuim : Inquire of Mrs.
--.--r..,1 Vn-e,.. K McDonnell. Tel. 10. lOStf
SOUTH MAIN STREET We are opened TO RENT Nov. 1. second stonr tenement
tbr business: come and are na in reirard i , fr rooms, bath and pantry, centrally
te box makina. roll tamina or mast any- located: Tel. 764-W. ISStf
thins In the woodworking line. ?tS ROVSK TO RENT At No. 1 River afe
FtfRNTURK AND PIANO MOVING John . Barr Vt: Strona Hardware Co., Borllne-
Anderson, 110 Ba. Maio street.
Tel.
lilt
PERRY & NOONAN
UNEXCELLED FUNERAL TV R NTS HIN .3
Boaprtat AasbuaBce Barviaa
Undertakers and
Licensed Embalmers
Depot Biuare. Barre. Tel. eeanertlot. -W
C. R GALE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
1 EAST ST.. BARRE,
THONT5 88
DR. W. FAY MANN. Jr.
Dentist
Eastman Block
TeL Offlre TSS-M. Rouse Tl-M.
Office Hours s to IS a. as.. I to I p. a,
Mender and Saturday I ll I n,
CANCINO LESSONS Private Instroctlon
by appointment: call at 172 Mala erreet.
pbene t4-W Marie Quiolaa. tSStf
TO RENT Vaeuom cleaners : The Bltrs
Stare. 14 Elm street I44tt
WANTED
ton, Vt
1741
POUR ROOM TENEMENT TO RENT All
newly repaired ! Tel. 7S4-W. lttf
TO RENT Fire mom dowrntsirs tenemenU
with electric Ilchts and bath, cellar, barn
nrirdeem and a-ood rsrden; situated at 14
riark St.. relenbone 6S-R or inouirs at 11-12
Howland RlHe. Stfltf
ClOtf
LOST AND FOUND
WANTED Work for winter: state wsr ef-
, . . . ,.... n a r... ri. 1
Held. Vt ' ' 237t4 FOUND Gent!emas" left hand (time I
STOCK" MONUMENTS -Wlll buy .n" kind. . " Time, office by
of finished a-ranite work; send sketches iB '"5sdverttsina. Mt9
with lowrnt eaah prieea to "Stoek." rare LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN A black
Rarre Timsa. tJltf Shrr-herd dor, with white strip on fore.
HIGHEST" CASHP RJC-SP-idfT raw "s!uf Zr feetbh" JMttm
fur. by D. N. Huat, 28 Et SUU str- Uilf regard th."?. IL
MrwteJier. Huuse, Pl.infleld. Vt ; - J 2S4t
WHITE ASH LOflS WANTEp-Delle.rrf LoSTrTbiack and' teXT."bbiVid,r In
on the R. R. W nte or call for spe Mem- vk.inj,y js.nhfleld. n g Johnshury
VI '"7' ,'""." "V , mad: Tel. 7S7-W: Paul Restelli. 7 Mania
State St.,JIornetler.V,TeI. 0. lS0tl2 .-.-ue: uw N u, OD B.ra. w.
WANTED We are ready to 1st ear palp Ward en other. 285tf
erood to haul: bia or small amount: tha v. ot- . r e-rnr wxr . . . 11
Ef '!Jr V,.T t t?HH Zrl f"' H..Utein heifer, dehorned, due
Strafford - Tin dale. F. H. Ooodrld. man- to trrXm h. Feb: ear taK No. K.S48 : eon-
aeer. Plainfleld. Vt XX7tZ ..jvi- kl.rW nn hark and .,.- rail
136: reward offered. S26tf
GAGE & GAGE
Chiropractors
Carrlsr Block
Monday, WsBaday, rriday 7 t 8
p. n
Ttirsdar, TurslsT, Saturday to 3
p. m.
Thnns Offif Wt W.. Beltterto 321-4
WE ALWAYS HAVE
Jaet what ywa are loos me" for In tke line
at jesmlry. Urerwmrai. cut Sass, ete. Aiaa
ttatieaery.
Oor watt- ana eiera repair wars aaae.
en te4.
O. J. DODGE, te Jeweler
tt ei m rnutrr
HORSES AND JVEHICLES
UPSTAIRS AT (ALTON'S
Hie Team Rlsnkrta with Heme Leathers ft.
S-A Stable Blankets I2.4S
Fur ftobe and Fur f oats.
ALL ROADS LEAD TO COLTOVS,
S Ktate Street MentpeHer. Vermont
MILK INSPECTOR WANTED
()-. mttW lri.i.tnr la wantl tnr ttia CH9
! Rarr Aonlirant shall eiva rafte-anra
to the board of Iwelth.
ANfiELO CALDERARA.
JOHN McLEOD. UStlt
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
PLEASANT. PROFITABLE. PERMANENT
BUSINESS CHANCB offered reliable rep-!
rwientaties by The Knbt r. O. rmi
IS, Rutland. Vt -1(H
A
Few Engines
MARKED DOWN
ANNUAL MEETING.
Everything Must Go
By Saturday Evening
All brand new stock cf
Christmas Novelties. Chinese
j Hand Woven Baskets, all kinds;
j of Beads, Towel Seta, 'Bag?,!
Piitoa T - ?!.- T T -. .
I""1"' An,, Mwtln, ,, c.nntf M-
I f A f 1 ' -t 1 a l I -. T Bks e Vt e.l .
luniainenis, . cuppers, soap, j o r draftsman with t M, np7.u
i Pnwdpr and Pprfllm Oimhina i the Cftr of Barea. Vt- ee TWday. J.. draft.rs aed Jwt,(e. dm.re. w-ttKm
I 1 0tlci nu X eriume tOrnUina- tn 1S at Ten oVIork a. m, foe ratable .rs-lt. Srm ; rarabte ol d.an
!tiortS and manV Other hpflllti the partem of elertinc Dtrertor. for h rlerwal work end has mum. n.W if
UUI13 ttllU many Oiner OeaUU- '.. ..a .w- ,. .n. eetimntina : brat of nferenrae; V. O. rare
fill flifts. Iwther bwfnee. whw-h may uroverly teste l,f Timre.
' bsnra aatd meetimr.
I K. O. ROBINSON. rWre4ary.
I To make room for a staple
Wine, to-day and Saturday ev
1 crj-thing in the store at cost.
AUTOMOBILES j
FOR-i B ALE ipecond hand Ford tourine rar. !
chmp : for details rail Z04-W. Barre. 3t.f
DOWNSTAIRS AT COLTON's ' 114 H. r. Gas, from $43 to S.iO
2 II. P. Gas, from . .$65 to $33
3 II. P. Gas, from $00 to $75
3 H. P. Kerosene, from
$100 to $S5
All with magneto.
Guaranteed for 5 years.
'-Go dosra to Coltoa'e and buy some thins
for the car for Cbrisunaa," said be.
All Roads Lead to Colton s
te State Strwt Mentpetiar. Vermont
POULTRY AND EGGS ,
JOR SALE lbens, 19 rullets and 4 full
bloodrd white Wyandotte wtirHi : ba
and rmllaw aow lerlne : Mrs. A. D. Morri-
aon. Boa Tt. GraoltevUle. Stilt j
FOR-SALR buff Wyandott- eerkerels,
Tiavts strain, rood birds : A. M. batrhet- :
der. 2S Fairriew stet : Tel. 4SU-M. SS.'rf ;
POSITIONS WANTED.
MARSII ALLEN C.
N. C Tel. 14 Oraaae Ca Tsi
ANNUAL MEETING.
AGENTS WANTED.
SoT.K' 1TOR." - Mew and women aell !eneij
aktle tre shruiw, rnsee. for eh:pment dl
r,r1 t mi rr ha.ee streer wnrs. i-jii or
TS annual neMlnei of the starlheMen tt .tar. uw Ume. We. ' ar. Ouiflt fir--.
the Peebles Nsoenal Peek of Berre wi'l Broarn Brothers Nuraenre. RorheitT. N. V
. ... be bi at ter haakina rmews fn tke CMy . i.'SU
Here IS a gOlden Opportunity of Har-.. V-l. o Tr. eaaaery - -w-t- .
.... , is. a IS (- tn tk Iwmeis. for ike ,
for late shoppers. r,- af am. tor the LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
etisi.
J ,r an. in inn.,nw . " nwr
a Vial a t a t ! raee that may prowertr ceaae ba4on
itttie uui ui tne way oui m"t.
; it pays to walk.
ses - i f, R tm GrR-r kilL ee
' . . . . r I . , 1 .
C "ioHNSON. Jr. Cafbr. ' i
ij Don't forget to-day and Sat-'"
urday everything at cost.
The Quality Shop
CLIFFORD JONES, Prop.
20 Pearl St.
ANNUAL MEETING.
! Tie GoWea Years sf Life,
I the euaaet Tears, or old are. Ther
rT;r? .r-" ..vn-moue. an.J are. ,f f re, '
n, a. i be hmH at he kenkin rmm " 'wre. eape is !r ,ti rrj-r4 to
ef a Peek ia the Cty re Pa- t noaie. Aa anooity guarantee a l.fe '
mm- year ar.4 (or tha inrwve M at,. nal Ijfe ne. I x 1 1. (Mutnal.i
ar ae teat raf reeawriy eetee S. pis lard. rr-ral aiferit, 4j at
ewee. aw-j,,. f ryt. M.atpeUr; U. J. Se?er. kl
tm. Vt. e-l-r Is. Xi-it '-
BATTERY
STORAGE
Winter is coming and
your battery is a delicate
part of your automobile. Let
our experts look after it an
te pure of a hot park and
snappy starter next pring.
prices on request.
Kelly & Nelson
Main Street Garage.
Service and Satisfaction