Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-15
FOR SALE.

Church farm at Westminster station.
VT, Saturday, March "A. 1906, beginning
at 1000 o'clock a. M. the following
described real estate and personal prop
crty: Tho Charlie Church property, So
called, situated on the west side OF
Main street, opposite the feed mill,
Boston e Maine depot and corn can
merry which offers fourteen dollars per
ton for sweet corn this season with
waste back to tho growers during the
canning season free. This property con-
sists of about 80 acres of rich loan
which produces choice cigar-lcaf to-
bacco. onions and other vegetables or
any other crop that will grow in this
climate. This propertv is admirably
situated to cut up into building lots for
which there is n growing demand. being
hut few rods from the Abcnaquc
Machine shops and three-q quarters of
mile from Walpole village. growing
summer resort. Less than four miles
from Bellows Falls, good market for
all farm products. Only ITO miles from
Boston. Have sold my milk for % cents
n"r can at my door the past wear and
lave been offered moro for this wear :
product. This property offers an ad-
vantage 10 home seekers over many
others not only in healthy and con-
N"nient location but in its pure water
and magnificent views. The buildings
are in good repair with slate roofs and
Siio IN barn. running water under barn
and i'm the yard. The land is In a
hlGh state of cultivation. two acres are
already nanured and plowed for to-
hacco and onions and about three acres
moro top dressed and about four ocres
broken up last fan for corn. \ few
rods south on the east side of the street
7 viii sell a double house and lot or
about ono acre set to apples. currants
pIums pears rhubarh. etc There are
seven rooms besides pantry and bacl,
Nltch'h ON a side with wood sheds
carriage house and horse barn adioin-
ihs' all Of which were thoroughly re
pared inside and out last year ArtesiJrl
we'll on each side with running water
put in last fall and a good ccllar on
both sides. Less than miles souih Of
Fellows FAILS are about 1G acres Of
rich bottom land which the river backs
up onto In the spring and leaves
rch fertilizer, This land cuts heavy
and nutritious grass which will soil
readily from the field or delivered in
Bellows Fails. will sell two pastures
o' about - acres each. Both watcrod
ny springs. one known as the Avery
!flI IS called tho host pasture i'm town.
on which arc about 100 sugar ,nanlos
winch have never been tapped to nv
kh"wI'dg". These trees arc on tho sou,h
sid" of IN" hill ana would produce large
quantities Of excellent san ar mako
Naluahl" timber. on tho other ,o.t,,r,
arc about = acres of wood and ti,,h,r
mostly oak ana pine all of which is
convenient to narke. on wheels or sled
This property will be nut in narccl. in
sunk purchasers with the privilog" of
l'''''- wv" or more parcels together
more can he realized. Tools: \ No.
= separator NEARLY ncw,. an iron
edged garden seed dril1. cultivator and
Wh'"'hoc combined. disl; harrow. snlonth-
lnG harrow, hard metal cylinder nlov
thr"c 'ultiNators. American sprfuc footb
harrow. horse hoo and scoder combined
McCortnick } #. moving machine os-
borne rake, two-hor-a wagon with hoy
ana hay rack. onc-h horse farm v,aron
Two seated democrat wagon. concord
"uSGN' wheclbarrow. buck saw. necl;
Nok"s, tie chains. draft chain. thrc. =
tined forks. ono long handled fork
dnhE forks. dun"t hook. potato hook
noes nuSh nook. iron bars. corn cut
lofS 10" longs, riV"tng machine. So,
or 90" ID. platform scalos. bag holder
Shovels' maui. rakos. pair OF double
''"'hsSS heavy sinrl" driving harness.
'n""' -'ooo tobacco ltth. a scrcons for
,'""''' p'dS' "Vener". clovisos whifflc-
trees. tW" Grindstoncs. scythc. euath
tones pruning shears and locks,
N"N'I pI"W' Many Of these tools were
new last year and some have never
pee" used Ih"re ar" also q sleigh and
SiedS ana many other things not mem
TONED stock: on" marc ten or eleven
years "Id not afraid or tho cars On. an
'''l"pij"S good on delivery wagon. safe
Tor cilld to drive and a good worker
seven good grade cows, two now in
'hre' due this spring. one I'm July ana
W" IN November ages ranging from 2 |
/" years; one h"ifer ana one Of tho
best short-horn Durham bulls i'm Nov
fhRlHnd ~ medium wooded ewes due
me last OF April. Two wcthers Sbro,,-
'hlre ram, two White Chester shotee
IuiI blood White Chester SOW and
grade sow both due in April, veal calf,
ana other produce. IL or On lone ,