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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Miss oecEln Payne Tempieton has
been made assistant pastor OF the
First Congregational church of St
Louis
HRS. Hetty Green. It Is said, can
stand In CITY Hall square. ID New
Work, and see Sy00o,000 of her own
tleverness represented In buildings.
A needle fIve-eiehths 81 an inch long
swallowed twenty years ago, when she
was child. has been removed from
the side Of Mrs. Isaiah Brasare OF Sci
byyllle. Del
Mrs Mary S. Price OF Council Bluffs,
Ia, aged seventy three years, and Miss
George Schaap, living near Cation, O..
aged eighty years, are cutting third
sets Of teeth
Miss Anne Morgan J pierpont Nor
gan's daughter and other altruistic
women are leading national m6ve-
ment 10 improve the condition of work
Ing women and men III the big cities
Mrs Annie Campbell Of Springbnrn.
Glasgow, is on the eve OF celebrating
her one hundred and eleventh birth
day. II is claimed that she Is the
oldest living subject Of King Edward.
A remarkable woman in other respects.
she has lived in Glasgow FOR sixty
years and does not know a word OF
English.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Kilboure Of Win
sted, Conn, claims to be the hrst wo-
man who ever took stitch 90 the
sewing machine. She was formerly 4
teacher IN Hartford. where she visited
Elias Howe's shop aud was given d
chance to try his new Invention. He
told her she was the Hrst Of her sex
to use the machine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Brattlehoro, March ~. INC Spring
felA Republican correspondent sends
me following story 10 MS paper
'i'hc discovery bv Congressman Nil
treape FIastsins of Brattleboro thar the
federal government owes the state 81
Vermont $4,000, possibly more. on ac.
count Of tile civil and Spanish wars, S
0ne Of manly good reasons ana Doubt
less his supporters win use II a. such
why be- should be allowed % retain his
scat III Congress and his position as
chairman III the conmttco or war
slaims not e mention his other impor.
tart positions Congressman Haskins
has critieised President Roosevelt, fo
the dissatisfaction o. some Nfrm0nters
lle mas expressed q pereoral prefer
eDce Tor "tIncle Joe Cannon fof presi.
don't, wlsich Is contrary 70 The senti
ment Of most resident Nefm0ntefe
Those are pretty poor reasons Tor al
Nocatug a change II ~ important q POI
sition as representative IN Congress,
nevertheless. those are absolutely fbe
cnly reasons which The opponents of
Congressman l4askins have advanced as
III why some either man siionia 10 ii
his place The discovery of Tie fact
that the government owes the state
22s0n0 ii moi matter ~ sWaprisiH4
Importance, bu4 the chancns are that il
newer waeld have been brought 70 hight
except tn9nhgh Col Haekins position 1T
The brad of the war claims committee,
although Be was e member Of the corn
mittee fouf years before being made
chairman Il Is simply illustrative Of
the fact that a congressman with OK
pefience + 81 mnch niorc value his
district and Ia his state tnAn an mex
pefieneed representative could possibly
be The people 81 Vermont pho are
familiar with Congressman ffaakinA III.
hefnely important work On Che commit
tec 90 agriculture fully appreciate the
fact that shc state IN Vermont IA H.
dehted 70 him TOT his valuable services.
ami while his efitlism AZ TIE president
may nave been ilitimed, although
that demonstrated that he has the
courage Of his contietious. Il ia not 10
n expected THAT TIE rank and Rie 81 the
voters viii allow their sentiment il
this regard iniamed bv few ambi
ti0ns politicians 70 otelshadnw theif
business Judgment In tae affairs IL
The nation Vermont has Rad high rela
live raak ii years past Tho state has
been unfortunate III losing hi death
sufne of her innst ahle statesmen. bit
the way tn regain whatever prestige
Fnav have heen lost thereby a not tn
make charges II the delegation merely
because somebody else wants q place
thereon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
PUSs 70 THE RESCUE.


Brought q Rabbit to Hungry philadel-
phia Cave pseellers.
When the frst settlers came to Phil
adelphla. OF course there were no
houses ready for them. says Sci in the
Cat journal SO good many Of the
men dug small caves III the bank ~
the river They would dig several
feet inSo the bark then baila walls on
aod III front of the little caves They
made the roof by laying branches Of
trees on top, covering these with rush
es from the river and putting pieces
Of sod on the rushes. The chimney
was made OF stones plastered With
clay.
These caves were ured only until The
men bad time TO cut timber and build
the houses they wished
One u The old families Of phlladel-
phia owns quaint silver tureen on
which IL engraved 4 cal setting a rab-
bit III the early days hi Philadelphia
Elizabeth IIari wax living with her
husband III one al these dug out caves
while he was building their house. The
work went very slowly. aud Elizabeth
often helped her husband. She brought
the water to make the mortar for the
chimney and even helped at one end
of the saw
One day she was very tired for she
had helped all the morning. Her hua
4 a. a az a.
think about dinner. Mrs. Hard walked
sadly away Their fond was nearly
gone Only a few biscuits and 4 little
cheese were left just then she saw
her cat coming toward her with 4 large
rabbit ia It's mouth AIRS. Hard cooked
the rabbit and bad a nice dinner ready
for Mr Hard when he came for his
noon rest SO Kitty helped. although
she did not know It
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Msn's Place 81 This Eternity o. Space
and Matter

Mans Place ~ This Eternity o. Space
and Matter
The sDlnr system Il but 4 fragment
pt the universe. Every staf il spn
with solag system II Is possible THAI
shore may he millhns at planets ln
habltea BY beings higher Of lower shan
ourselves What we see going on Is
what we. cnll the process Of evolution
from broken fragments to coherent
masses AMI to Inhabited worlds Erom
chaos to Cosmos struggle upward of
tho universe from something lower
ana dIsorgnuized to something higher
and organized,
Az TO how life originates on these
planets science II Ignorant at present
Ii Is an entire mystery would not
have yon build too nnoh on that
do not think Il viii always remain a
mystery. nor would | have a theolo-
glan shaken "a his views II science
should discover something about the
nature and origin Of life want yon
to realize that this process Of egolu-
ton Is not process which negatives
or excludes the idea Of divine activity
It il. ! venture to say. 4 revelation to
as of the manner Of divine activity
It II the way the Deity works
The attempt ID show that evolution
Il unguidcd, that II is the result of 40
solute change. fails Whit Is pointed
~ Il x,.,A ,,,.f,s,,fyafl - knrs shnacsa I,,,F
studied change. The other couid not
be done in time
What we have TO realize in regard
to our place IN the universe is that we
are intelligent, helpful ard active paris
81 the coSmic scheme We are among
the agents Of the Creator One Of the
most helpful IDEAS Il cooperation
helping one another Cooperation
This III new and stimulating sense
cooperation wish the Divinity himself
Sir Oliver Lodge.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
HER TWO PRAYERS.


Both Were Answered, but The Results
Wsrs piscouranina
During aud Tor many years after tho
civil war there lived III Franklin cQun-
ty. Mo, where the Old state road. built
before the days % railroads. crossed
Boeuf river, a Mrs Samuel Hutton,
who met with the misfortune Of hav.
ing two OF her prayers answered. and
thereafter. her neighbors used to say.
she never prayed again. And this hap
pened during the civil war.
Sam being away 10 the Confederate
army was the way she used % tell II,
II got lonesome among So mang bragg
ging stay ~ home nofthernara thnt one
day got down on my kuees and pray
ed for the southern boys 70 come and
clean out the neighborhood. and II
wasn't 4 week before along came Gen
eral Pap Prices army. and. It being
near dark, the whole outfit eamped
along the river. confiscated eli my
stock feed, robbed my chicken roost
and burned half the fence fails on the
place without asking ny permission
As / didn't know where Sam was 10
tell him Whist the scamps bad done,
prayed again. asking the Lord q send
the Federals I'd chase Pap Price 10 Tho
Jumping BIZ place IT was aDout sun
down that day when / lo8keH np the
road and saw my answer coming and
The northern boys stopped 81 The river
for the night ate what food The Con.
federates had left ne aud destroyed
the balance Of the fence rails a--fsus-
faio Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
NAL Extract. II ysrmont

In ain article Oh PURE Foods ard
Drugs In the last quarterly bulletin W.
sued BY the state board pf health. y y.
Spfague, food chemist at the state laho.
fatory Of hvaipua. Under the head Of
Liquid Malt Extracts says
Samples Of practically all the liquid
malt extraets sold in the state have been
collected and auaIgzed These are ella
under vafioHs naues and they bear little
resemblance u Tile lhieh sYrupys malt
eNtraet III the pharmaeupoaia They sell
ff0m 1875 cents IL 80 cents peF bottle
rhe cheaper ones afs little more iliau
beer and yet fhey are sold throughout
the state VI no.fieaHse as we'll 81 licensed
towns The alcoholic percentage oi these
malt preparations varies from 100 ~
s72 " yoldms and only on few Of
the labels i this sisted III they ARE
sold as a beverage they are Illegal under
tie iiqum iaws which limits beverages
to one pef cert b. volume al alcohol
The following exlfacts were ptesefv
FL with saliegits acid 1t ita deriYatiyess
Victor MALI Extract Matt Murine. Ma
trient Tonic Compound II Malt hnd
n1ps. and Wamp8ls's Extract 81 Malt
hs these ARE sold as Incidence. II 81
permissible far them BE- contain saIicv
laies although they are maniiesfiy ad3
ed IS presefvatiye. net for any nedi
einal purpose
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
Strange Coincidence.

Whom the body u VI A. Hill. who
died saturday IN Hudson. N. 81, was
taken from thu traiu in Rutland Toes.
day morning his brother, Elmcy Hili. an
employc 81 the Rutland failrohd. stood
within 10 feet Of the coffin containing
his brothers belly and he did not know
uven 81 hi- Illness Not until Thurs
day did Elmer FIill learn al his brothers
illness and death Iie had not seen
him for about five years. but they he'd
always been N frequent communication.
Elmer Hili's hnfne h h burlington. hiif
Cor Tie last few months M ta three
weeks 8go, haa been employed ~ Water.
Yille. Me. aud during THAT time was III
communication with his brother at Ilnd
son, NJ 81 ard With his sisters at Bur
lington THREE weeks ago he LETT for
Rutland aud had not since written either
30 HE brother ~ "a HE hoine NJ Bur
liugioHl So that when his brother was
taken suddenly III and died there was
no way to lu3ate him When The body
WAS brought 70 Rutland fgr burial WI
mer Hill was standing near the iraih,
Mit aid not suspect that the body 81
his own bfoihef occupied the cniiin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23


DID vou evef sce any ura trying to
wash themselves without soap on
waterg
II you did what would YOU saw cf
hisn9
Il Il evnry bti as foolish 10 Try to set
rid OF DandrnH and TO prevent Bald-
ness by feedinR the goruk which cause
It. with canihfsrides vagoline Tlycer-
Inc and similar Substances which form
the principal Ingredients Of most so
called Hair Virors
Newbro's rferpicido a. successful boz
cause Il attacks ana Kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on tho hair roots
II IL the original ana cnly genuine
scalp EcfTnlcide manufactures
sold hy lnaaang IrumglAts Eend TOO. m
ntan1ps for sample 20 rhe Hespclaa Co..
Detroit, Mich.
TWO a1ses~~So renvh ara xf.ec
r. A. Drown. Special Agenk
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
DOC LICENSES.

Notice II 9wnets 81 Keepers. All dogs with
ip thu ctr DHe month MD and DvNY % Tie FIRST
slaY 81 AnFit. masf BE licensed Oh III hefnYe
Argi let III aeeafA.nce witch tifn ntoystahs Of
rhApter 43s III the fuhlie statutes 81 NrHnons
ana Section Chapter % 1T tue Ordinances If
sbb tlty If Batfe. Fees W i'cer4ed April ist
1905 femate, $500 Mats and sravea Female.
SStW Fees If fiarnsha aftnf Apfil iat ard hs-
fore Alaf 1a. 1908 Female 8en9 Mats and
spayea Fefuale saNg Altar Mar n. ia0s, III
unlicensed dogs will b shrt AMI thn owners
subject q q fife Of Twentg Dollars
JAMES MACKAN4 Cts Clerk
CITY CLERKS once. Hsfch q ig08.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Nasmyth, the inventor Of the steam
hammer, placed his hand under the
mighty weight to show that 1t could be
made to come down gently and remain
just above bis palm. This story gains
point BY the fact that Nasmyth first
placed bis watch underneath, and by d
little characterization II was smashed to
pieces.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
Nd rt.a q nle-

4 have found out that there Is no
use TO die # lung trouble az long Is you
can got d. kings Nav Discovery.
says Mrs j p White 81 RushbDra, Ia.
IA would moi be alive to-day only for
that wonderful medicine NJ l0osens tp
a cuuah anieksf than anything elss, ana
cures hiMg disease even after the ease
IA pronounced hopeless This most lel-
aisle remedy fof coughs and calds. "a.
grippe, asthma bronchitis and hoarse
mes. Is sold under guarantee AZ Red Cross
Pharmacy SOC and 800 Trial bottle
free
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
81. Burr Keeps Vermont Tltle

Montpelier March e. w r. Spring
e. al The Dog River Valley Gun Grub
attempted saturday afternoon 10 wrest
from Dr. G. II Iinrr Of this city the
state championship and trophy The
match was shot al the range Of The
Montpelier Gun Club, and Dr. Bufr wpn,
hitting SO ont of possible loo clay
pigeons. Springer broke IS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
sIns WANTED.

The Tfustaes II the Vermont State Hospital
fgf tEs fasaat, Yesterday. Vermont Wilt fsl
tetTe hiHs no IL tba mhfnins ~ Msfra VI ias#
% furnish said hospital Wlth 4 supply If gro.
cefies sf reriana kiiiHs -four, mixed Feed. iut-
ter ekns and faftiisssf the aAt1c w hh aeliY4
cred I II waterbury. vermont,
Bids FOR aii q asiy patt 81 These supplies afe
desifeH
gns right i reserved . reject any ana al
bids
specifications faf ant 81 Al 81 these ran he
had bf applying to ion 2, circuit. SUIT, @
whom All COMMUNICATIONS shDai1 be addressed.
# b BURnfTT,
f 6. WILLIAMS. Trustees
e III A, Stafford,
Waterbury, March 2 1923
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
snERmf,s SAFE

"a Citf 6f Barre Vermont, on the 9Th dar Of
March 4. - lete fg slffae Fl condition BROS
tkn Ia conditional contract executed - n
A Hopkins ana +. Il HOPKINS and delivered %
IT Putnam 81 Heiiiel Vt. on the Aith das "
June, A. 81. 1876 the following described proc
ersY was taken ~ me Dne C1rNoff wagon
wish red gear anti a4fR body. Ana the same
wis he ACID It Fnniie Auction fof cash. q tige
highest hiaaer n safety sai9 conditional ean-
tf&ot as tire Mw Hffnets, A. o'clock h fhe ef.
ternaars nn the assh dag 81 Martn, ID trNnt ~
r. a. Avegilis feed store o. s6uth Main atteet
IN the Cry 81 Barre D.. iNs
81 p NICHOLS, Constable.
March TIA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Early Impressions ars not easily
erased The virgin wax IS fslfsfal 50
he sienet. ard Subsequent Impressions
seem rather 70 irdaax tae former ones
t1az to eradicate them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

The cope. portrait and pulpit Of the
famous John Wycliife are still preserv-
ed In the parish church AZ I.utterworth,
where be preached and died, but was
not buried, hts ashes being cast into
the neiShboring River Swift
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
FApWs ron SALE AND FxcHASGT III THE
f. n carr REAL ESTATE AGENCY
BAnRE. VERMONT

lee acfea, wlih st0fk and tools 1inod huiiH-
tfigs' Farm viii keep 70 COWS and team. Ahun.
dance u wood Some ssN iimhef RF d
r0ata. fen sugar trees equipped witt tn filhs
anH e4apofatof sac hiiieg ffnm village naAg
school Prizes for everything s1h9a 58 VIII
esetianae faf city property aHtf
iis acre farm g iniies fioin nafts city.
good buildings, tHHHlilg writer III H1use and
hafH. planh ~ weed Near sefaul rflas
tight g14ef
HaHm. eentains about AS acres. Haaf bikF.
tYefythine 4 MI rHcs sfH90a sa6tf
seg acre farm IA Washington, 81 tie trad 10
thelsea Price S1pg9 % easy payments will
exchange fof city property a1stf
Farm ii ie5 acfpr 81 The town ~ washington
vii keep abaHt ~ cows afid team 70 head 81
st8es sna 9 i1arsss now 81 the fafai vii *
change aHtf
To- sefs farm n rofihth, VIII eat e TONS af
hrs rfanty 0f WOOD and tifahet. good build
legs running wstsi. pfice eiN9 vii IS
ehanee fet property n city. a9f
cottage hBasc With 10 extra tot Dr. EstNail
stfest price sflbQ small pay Hown tnaHlfe as
atnYsi aaeH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
Granite Quarry FOR Sale

SIN noW aHfherizsd ~ order III Court "a sell
tie Granite QoafFv in calais known AZ TIE
foos ere All equipped ready far hnsinfss
Can On o. address
q A. GALE. Trustee
Faans it7+ia 1sRaYr8 ST Monspellef vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Shell see where q fellow married A
zffi On Ms deathhed Just 50 she could
have bis millions when Be vas gone
Could you love z giri IKE fhatz He
Sure J could love 4 glri IKE thaf
Where does she livea-Puck
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
FOUR LINES FOR rs CENTS

TIM T1mss vii pnblah Wants. Lost and
Found fos Aaie. 70 Lor. ETC. shoff Adseftise.
rnnnta- az tne rare cf four limos for twanft I'VE
cen4s for rhe hytt INSERTION ana nvs eents xar
each euheeaueut ipeerficn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

NJ wife. ffefHii Rfageiu having left me
without iuet hause I Hereby notify the pnhie
taas viii net he responsible f1r any accounts
4. BRoGG1NI.
Harrs VI, Faffh 70. iaas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

Clergyman You can. however. com.
fort yourself With the thought that
you made yozr husband happy while
be lived
Widow Yes. Indeed Dear lack wat
70 heaven until he died Jades.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

II takes from six to eight years for
the antlerA Of stag to attain their full
size.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
FOR SALE


raR sAKY One mare IL year rita / .Ierssy
esw ( gears Ola buggy, slslEt. ,neUfMtaS ard
fsaaaef 20 eFrs shout N wnifs Nfanuhs.a uaEs
fefs esfsa ard 4 few haod tqoH aif Is Nsst
sfass fAHaiil1a. apply ~ BARCLAY 8 Forbes
BaHa Farm, Webstffflile " =. p DA e
FeR sEfF-spraes tres beside me- faaa
hssHsan eoffofh and Wfst fcrnih. g feet
fe8z 81 inches 40 -4p VII SOD WhfKe + lays
y asilVef where wanted ~ p fStosHs6s
comm. VI So
roe sALF eof. nfviy palassd spsa
usfm fer sie cncap. frics tE0 Ffs1k
81 #Hofter 81
FoK SAFE General store tasinsH moss
ssaF as4sa 81 goods stufe ngfff1s wiaa nssss-
aH HAf ssFan ratns ard tHedg sid ssf.
HeHs kM8HHf nearlF new Good #ssf HzH8
xsss rsai sef eafEaiu frr ga ini1neaiesa szia
taasssa FL F1fe D3iy Times 3
ftfh SAL tf la Nrnn+ 20 EHsa
ssf sxe Iafa ironi safern gees
So By tsjY tn in grad c3rtif fnasp
q h le1sifs Jf A. nwlueI g sa Esss
fsfs5s ~ 1
FaH s41E-H oaseeIf f1rnif1rs esnsf sag
@ 8 aaaf fH4s1 dHf crlrtfcr slif fas q
esass sn4 sfhgl Nsti1i lrrte1oa slz
see - Fdsta nt1frFt HItl = re g
IE9sIrs e q 5aumer stfct- taa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

F naFH opened Eiid HH 81 1ta
Hates fcsl strre ur4as ftss 45z f5ssr.
Cay n rerte ttrr Hu f8f 81 8
Sag rsftH 81 4I new H4fs s f4
eask FH4rar |1eI i0 ~ E4eE sAs 8s
s4e9 i1-l1 House n9i4 >. 4. NzHHu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
WANTED


WANrFDsA stock uf EFaefAi nigfthandfsQ.
~ the =. A Eefty ht*l Estate AEAMcg 701M
wANIEp.~ Fiee III Eth hita 1T stone aattsB
teola, ehains, stocks faesa hass. sta what
haffs, Vt sitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

ABOUT THE STATE


The iirm 81 prouty d Miller. Newport
which gas been working al shoft time
ior over two months ias returned Il
fuil fhnc
e is nsmorea that deputy sheriff
Noble Sanford viii become iail0 70
succeed ". Il. Cobb, Who win resign
RS commission about April 1
Mrs David MenaiRo d stowe Who
died this week, Although only SD
years old WIS The mother III eleven
children seven Of whom survive.
The exchange III TIRE Citizens Tale.
phone Go. At ST aohnsburv has az
carea six per cent dividend and I'D,
aside 10 pef cent. 81 lnc0ine for IA.
rresiation account. Tic capital stock
Is Ss5.ooo.
The crew OF the United states pro
ircied cruiser Albany, 81 which Cant
h II Mayo. formerly 81 Burlington, IA
commander has been awarded hue
y PIPER trophy hg Che United States
government fof proficiency ii gunncry.
George 4 short 81 i.yndonvile aay
ire resigned the position of deputy
sheriff, y, AT Silsbv. III that place has
been appointed t. take his place. MI.
Silsby was at one time deputy sheriff
Tor tWcniy.six years. longer than any
ether deputy sheriff N Caledonia coun
~
The SIMMER meeting of thc Washing
ton County Veterans association Mil
N held July 20, the tenth anniversary
oi the organization and also the icEth
anniversary II the departure al tle
soldiers TIE ife war with spain. Amona
the speakers will he III Al. Natt ANA
States Attorney Benjamin Gates II
Montpelier
Orleans county cont Al Newport has
taken recess t5 March so. az which
time the case II +. J. Lambert -. the
lioston q Maine Railroad Co, a ID
he taken up before special ~ struck
spry K Is an action On the case Cor
ialuiies sustained at the crossing al
Newport BY what Is alleged ID be the
negligent Get If the defendant The
regular jurors were dismissed Tuesday.
A thcre was no business left FOR theni
q IA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

MINNESOTA no page book Of information
and statistics complied hy tnp State, describe
ing srh0oit CHURCHES inoattries. crops, prop
county Sent iice upon application 10 state
Board Of lmmi9fatioD Dept vi, state capt
sol s. Pant MINI Ft~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

FARM IANps.- rlenty 81 opportunities are
open frf farmers end lahbfefa ~ ins State IL
Ninnesata Land ean ne purchased faf $500
per acre ard ap The Timber olii HaY fsf tie
isna Egga wages for risfeli8uigs ARD farm
lands For information and Fsatstips n fe
GARD te erons soi climate etc. compiled ~
fae state address George Weleb ianiHlsafDn..
81 81 immigration, stafs Capitol. &C. raais
Mfnn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

FOR sALK CIT age hotel, with atabie La
Gated IL Qead town oh Fbn naAin lire 81 the
9rufrsl Vermont railroad Hrnse Il all far
hiAhed arA Is doing good hnsiness BARN te
large enough foF eight aoYsrs We'll lUeated
fpf Hyefy8 This m \ aopd a15roftuiiits lot
The tight paFsy ~ make money HI beaith tae
reason fnY seilinq Can atUiiiee and nee photo
IN the property and Ket particulars u. Al
Ferry neai Estate Agency Barre, w III
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.


10 HENI--A nice large tnutn, Steam neat.
electric liaht and bath Centrally iocatea
Address wv tnis Office 3FA
10 iifNT-9 fiirnishea ffHna fAoms eonilA
OF single, ail latest improvements. al N Cyt.
tage street. NJ stairs. 50lf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

ron sAI.E-rarm wsth 4 large amount 81
waea and humber, one miie from creamery
Store post office, etc, 10 Main road. contains
i9s ACRES 0f land Anitnbly Niyidea, Sugar Or
chara 81 anD9 trees, ana AT ieast 10000 feet III
lunbeF. Pace viii paslv geep M eoWA ana
tram TWO bouSrs ana two good nafus. 1hiR
IL Az exceptionally Qo0d trade Inquire IL fhr
q A Ferry Real Estate Agency. Balfe. VT ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

FoR SALE OR GRANGE t2c -acfe farm
win tools about three mites from East Barre
ard coniiaf tabie house 81 seven rooms. 1his ID
9 nioney maker tlice only t2aWH0 Nenla
exchange fnf property in NrinfeffiilF. Gran
ltestiie 81 hafre CIV. inquire ri the d A
FERRY Real Estate Agency Barre W 2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-23

f0R sAt.E-A sI acre inrm nye miles from
Montpelier on a good road a,n sugar tires,
solne aoft wood lunhBf Price for Immediate
SHE, kl0oal0 The " A. Perry n@ai Estate
Agency. staft