Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-04-23
SALE OF THE
- John Clark Farm. -
Bellows Falls, Vt. April 1875.

THIS FARM { so well known in this. section }
Il offer for sale on favorable terms. to price
and payment. and respectfully ask all those who
are DESTROYS of purchasing a Farm near Bellows
Falls, to examine this place and learn the parti;u
lars of the sale before purchasing elsewhere. / am
fully persuaded, taking 1t all together that pur
chaser will find advantages in this place. that can
not be found in 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." a large two story dwelling which
has under gone extensive repairs and EN- ent
within the last four years, is well arranged. and
adapted to a family mansion, and located in very
pleasant quarter of the Farm, uDon the road from
Bellows Falls to Chester and only two and half
miles from the former place.
one and one-half story and is well finished and in
good condition, has been occupied Farm House.
There are two other houses. now occupied by ten
ants the steam saw-mill site, that be used
by those to be employed upon the farm, OF rented
as the owner may wish or need
There are three large, well constructed barns up
on the place. recently shlngled and whitewashe 1.
er failing spring water is brought to eperD 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 TEN pit
ed to add that il is wonder the former occupants
4 lived to ripe old age in such pleasant spot.
The Farm before said consists of $40 acres, di-
vided suitably for farm purposes There are %
of mowin and tilage land twenty five of which
is Connecticut River bottom land; $50 acres of up.
per land not 50 stony as the otner but no better land
in the world for crops. if properly cultivated Th,
place cut last year 40 tons Il excellent hay, witt
| 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 can be cut for the ready market han
4 dy by.
In clearing the wood and timber lands. the former
owners, left sufficient second growth wood, for al
passible need of the Farmland besides there is wood
and old trees enough to last the farm buildings five
years. and new 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 thoroughare to Chester
Springfield and other towns passing through il
! Commanding as it does, of the finest rivel
views of the whole Connecticut Valley, possessinl
every favorable feature for a homestead, and gTea
inducements for farm investme mt, cannot it seem
to fail to secure the attraction of the thinking
/ business man.
/ | am authorized by the present owner. (wht
holds the place ia trust to offer it at REASONABLE,
price and on favorable terms. Full particulars oil
| which shall be happy to communicate personally
| or by letter.
J. D. BRIDGMAN.
Bellows halls April 3D. 1875 H.