Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-09
AUCTION SALE,
Real and Personal Property Tuesday
October IL, at Q A. n.

On account of other business the subscriber
Will sell at public auction, on the day and
hour above named, on the premises in Rock
1ngham, two miles north of he village of
Bellows Falls. his valuable farm. known as
the Bellows farm. which contains about 233
acres. In its division it consi-ts of alb ut o.
acres of t1lage, which is in the highest state
OF cultivation, and cut about 100 tons of hay
this season, besides ten acI es in corn and
other crops; the remainder, about $50 acres,
Is in pasture and woodland, through which a
good trout brook flows, furnishing plenty of
wat er for the cattle. The asture will keep
20 cows easy. There is about TO- 1000 feet Of
timber that might be cut and then leave
enough for farm purposes. The house is one
ana one half story. painted and blinded, and
three pantries and halls also wood he'd
Barn No. is about IS x60. with Iean-to
IL feet wide, and contains six stables for
horses and stable for Is cows, with five pens
for cows or calves, with cellar underneath.
Connected with shed alb ut 80 feet long
used for a corn ch amber, is Barn No. 2. 3sx5U
feet with cellar; there is also a shed 6, fee,
long used for carriages and tools, there is
also barn IS Y 80 feet, built for tobacco sIl
In good repair. The buildings are supplied
with water from never failing spring
which runs into tank in the house and from
there to the barn.
This is one of the best located farms in the
state. as there is a good market for eyery-
thing that Is raised. The milk at the present
time Is sold at the door for 81 cents n can.
aud Is taken morning and evening, there is
also cheese factory only two miles distant
and milk car runs to Boston daily The
hay Is of the best quality and all that is not
used on the farm finds q ready market at the
rails. god schoolhouse is located about
51 rods from the buildings. The sale of thi,
property presents 1ine opportunity to OBJ
tain a fine home and Il farm that i'll b. iuC
in large income.
Personal property-50 tons hay and r,wen.
more or less, pair of horses, ii and Ii yea,
old weight about 200 pounds and an extra
pair OF workers; % head of thoroughbred
Holsi e1D FIeisan COWS and heifeIs which are
very nice, were all raised on the farm and
most OF them were bred by William A. Rus
SUI and contain the blood of such cows as
Lady Shepard, Lady Lyons, Jacoba Alexan-
der, Esther Marion and other prize winners
an extra opportunity for man to buv one
or more fine cows at his own price. Farm
ing tools, consisting of 1 two-horse dun d
cart, truck express wagon, buggy wagon
piano box wagon, nearly new, two-sesi ed
su' ry, upholsteI ed in leather with canopy
,p, pair heavy woIk harness, express har-
ness. suiry harness, light driving harne SIS
rowing machine. horse rake, ted er, three
pIows. Yankee wheel harrow, cultivaIors
Manning broadcast seetier and harrow. field
roller, Kemp manure spreader, pair tray
erse sleds, one heavy nsir just right for
four horses, two seated sleigh, wheelbarrow,
grindstone, large refrigerator. Paris range
round oak sitting room stove, for either
wood or coal. sheet iron alright stove box
stove, seven cords hard wood, fitted for the
stove, lots OF forks, shovels and other things
too numerous to mention. Mauahan & Baker
of HillsDoro. n. H., auctioneers. Terms at
Sale. NJ H. RAY :
Bellows Falls, VT. 4,