Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-05-28
SALE OF THE
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THIS FARM, so well known in this section } /
offer for sale on favorable terms, to price
and payment and respectfully ask all those who
are desirous of purchasing Farm near Bellows
Falls, to examine this place and learn the partcu
lars of the sale before purchasing elswhere. am
fully persuaded. taking it altogether that pur
chaser will find advantages in this place. that can
not be found in any other in this section at least in
no place that am acquainted with. Let me point
out some Of them. There are four dwelling houses
upon the Farm, which consists Of $40 acres. The
Clark House. large two story dwelling. which
has under gone extensive repairs and improvements
within the last four years, is well arranged, and
adapted to family mansion, and located in very
pleasant quarter Of the Farm, upon the road from
Bellows Falls to Chester, and only two and halt
miles from the former place.
Another house upon the opposite side of the road
one and one-half story and is well finished, and in
good condition. has been occupied as Farm House
There are two other houses, now occupied by ten,
ants the steam saw-mil site, that can be used
by those to be employed upon the farm, or rented
as the owner may wish or need.
There are three large, well constructed barns up
on the place, recently shlngled and whitewashet,
and otherwise put in good shape, excellent and
failing spring water is brought TO eyeTg building
The houses, barns sheds and all the out buildings
could not be arranged or located better for farm use
and real comfort, then they are, am almost tempt
ed to add that it is wonder the former occupants
lived to ripe old age in such pleasant spot.
The Farm as before said consists of $40 acres, d.
vded suitably for farm purposes There are 75 acres
Of mowin and tillage land; twenty fve OF which
per land not strong the otner but better land
in the world for crops if properly cultivated. The
place cut last year 40 tons of excellent hay, with
twenty-five acres taken up
The pasturing is of the best quality and will ca
silly keep eight or ten cows, with the team.
There are at least 400 cords of old growth wood
standing that be cut for the ready market ham
dy by.
In clearing the wood and timber lands. the former
owners, left sufficient second growth wood, for all
possible need Of the besides there is wood
and old trees enough to last the farm buildings five
years. and growth Of oak and chestnut, has
got well under way upon the cleared portion,
The place. only two and half miles from Bel
lows Falls, with the great thorOughtare to Chester
Springfield and other towns passing through it.
Commanding as it does, one of the finest river
views of the whole Connecticut Valley, possessing
every favorable feature for homestead, and great
inducements for farm nvestme mt, cannot it seems
to me fail to secure the attention OF thinking
business men,
/ am authorised by the present owner. twho
holds the place in trust to offer it at reasonable
price and on favorable terms. Full particulars of
which l shall be happy to communicate personally
or by letter. ,
J. D. BRIDGMAN.
Bellows Falls April 2S 1875, IT,