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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
A Few Warm Ones for
Cold Weather

NO. s70--iO4 acres 36 to 30 acres Of till
age which is all machine moving 20 TO ~
acres Of woodland and one OF the best sugar
orchards In town from 100 to 800 sugar trees,
equipped with CAS- buckets. iron arch, etc.
years supply Of sugar wood all ready an ex-
cellent fruit orchard estimated to be 10000
ton, being only about / u miles from saw
mill. with no HILL this is OF considerable
value produced from 30 10 40 tons OF hay last
! season and keeps from 10 to ~ head new,
| round silo, i0x24 II. Il; an Broom house IN
good condition has recently been painted and
papered inside; good cellar. best OF running
water at house and barn with the farm. the
owner wishes to sell horse, weighing about
! l,l50 ibs.. an extra good worker and driver
| grade cows, Z 2-year-old hoifers, | calf all
| the hay, siage, some potatoes, moving ma
chine new year ago: horse rake and weeder,
also new within year horse hoe, spring
tooth harrow, pung sleigh with sled and body
new pair work harnesses which cost $4,000 /:
single work harness. single driving harness.
small tools and all sugar tools will sell every
thing for 100000; terms, 81 10000 down
balance on time This property is located only
about / u miles from the famous North Mont
pelier creamery and to 4la miles from
Plainfeld; mails delivered; telephone lines
pass this is exceptionally good proposition
If you are looking for a medium-priced farm
bought for 234n
NO. s65-l2O acres, located only mile
which the owner has stocked with 10000 trout
during the past three years. This place will
carry from 20 10 26 head and team produced
80 tons of hay last year sugar orchard Of 800
trees a good grated fruit orchard the main
barn Is 45x72 IT,, newly shingled has silo
and basement; tie-ups for 25 head; 7-room
house, newly papered and painted running
water at house and barns this farm is pleas
antly situated with the farm. the owner will
sell 4 full-blooded Jersey cows, 6 grade Jer- !
seys, 2year-old heifers, small calves, 2
yearing hefem, / pr 5-year-old Morgan |
horses, worth from 100000 to $4,000; 9
shoats, l brood SOW, so hens. 2-horse farm |
2-horse sled, work harnesses, single driving /
harness, single work harness, horse rake
spring-tooth harrow. weeder, cultivator, 500 to
500 sap buckets storage tank. draw tubs, etc.
DeLaval cream separator and other dairy
tools, all ready for immediate possession ;
price for all, S4,5O0.00 234tf
NO 8e9--One of the best farms in Wash
ington county nearly 20 acres of perfectly
level tilage land about 200 acres Of pasture
and woodland 2h miles from Barre City
without doubt one of the best barns in this
section good house; this is a money making
proposition, and II looking for a farm which
will keep a lot Of stock and near Barre City.
his will appeal to you. Let US give you fur
her particulars. 2s4d
Your real estate wants viii receive prompt
attention. large list to choose from eight
'fFees, all doing business.
Auctioneering properly handled at reason .
ble rates
HE D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
HOwland-Cave Building, t
Barre, Vermont !
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was killed instantly. He was 90 year.
of age and leaves wife and IL children
Death was due TO fractured skull. DR.
Turner, who was called, also found fouI
or five broken ribs.
The tree which fell on Mr. Wheelock
was cut in two by Philo Brown and Al
bert, son of Mr., Wheelock, who had tine
log cut with cross saw when help ar
rived.
The children of the deceased are Mrs
Flora Brown, Gertrude Wheelock and
Glee Wheelock of Montpelier, Herbert OF
Philadelphia, Robert, Blanche, wife, of
Walter Stoddard, Ina, wife OF Ray Zero.
nomis, Nellie, wife of George Hathaway,
Harriet, wife of Earle Kaiser, Catherine
and Coraline, who are twins, and Mary
and Albert Wheelock. Most of the chill.
dren resided in the vicinity of their par
ents' home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21

Your real estate wants viii receive prompt
attention A large list TO choose from eight
offices, all doing business.
Auctioneering properly handled at reason
able rates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
Blame Placed ON Motorman.

Bennington, Dec. 2l.-Aceording to the
report OF the public service commission,
made public here Saturday, Neri Gingras,
North Adams motorman who was fla
tally injured when two trolley cars on
the Bennington & North Adams line met
at what is known as the Dugway switch
in Pownal Dec. 10, 1918, was primarily
responsible for the accident. The car
was being run by novice motorman I'M
der the instruction of Gingras, who left
him alone in violation of rules, the nov.
ice losing control of the car.
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SEPARATORS

LOOSE HAY FOR sALE-Inqulr. Of w
g. Page. 81 South Main street "a
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EXPECT BOTH WILL RECOVER.
Abner B. Austin Slashed Wife and His
Own Throat

Morrisville, Dec. 2l-Abner B. Austin
who has not been mentally well for some
months, attacked his wife Saturday
morning about IL 80 o'clock with knife
cutting her across the throat and intict-
ing another cut in the side of her neck.
She ran screaming to the door Two la
dies passing the house took her to tho
home Of neighbor, where medical as
sistanee was summoned.
Mr. Austin ran to the back door and
slashed his own throat but not deep
enough to prove fatal. He was removed
to the State hospital at Waterbury
about three o'clock in the afternoon.
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SO HEAD OF STOCK
Tools, Crops, and Machinery

Thirty Cows. now fresh balance
to be fresh in early spring and all before
May l, all Holsteins, good size, young
and in good orders 2-year-ol heifers,
Hostein, well marked and very fancy, 3
to freshen this spring, 5 heifer calves,
yearlings, good size, extra nice; thor
oughbred Holstein bull; | Holstein bull,
Q months old; ! pr. very fancy steers, 8
months old; ! good bull calf; bay mare
about 10 years Old good worker and
driver, in good order, weight about 100
ibs.; l l0-year-old mare, fancy driver; 3
brood sows, all TO farrow in March; 2
Berkshir ! White Chester, full blood.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH PHILLIP,

| The undersigned. having been appointed by
| the honorable probate court for the district
Of Washington. COMMISSIONERS. 10 receive,
examine, and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate Of Elizabeth
ceased. and all claims exhibited in offset
thereto. hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid at the Office Of
Smith Cummings, in the city of Barre Vt,
in said district, on the l4th day Of January
and Sd day of June next, from 10 o'clock
a. M until o'clock p. M, each of said
days and that six months from the ilth day
Of December. A. d. 1914, is the time limited
by said court for said creditors TO present
their claims TO us for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Barre, VT, this 14sh day of De-
cember. A. d. 1914.
WILLIS d. SMITH,
EARL G. CUMMINGS,
Commits soneTs.
Dec lA-2l-2s
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Eugene Carpenter, jr,, charged with as
saulting James Perkins, jr, was recently
found guilty in Middebury municipa
court and Judge Leroy G. Russell I'M
posed fine of 81 and costs. Carpenter
refused to pay the fine and was commit
ted to the county Jail. 1t is alleged that
Carpenter became angry and struck the
boy in the face.
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Tools and Machinery

Moving machine, 2-horse rake lum-
Der wagon with hay rack and pole, corn
wagon, dumpcart, sprngtooth harrow,
wheel harrow, cultivator , weeders,
farmers boiler, grindstone, good express
wagon, shafts and pole, two.seat-
er, a good one, small express
wagon, pung sled, express sleigh, 2 driv.
ing sleighs corn planter, Sharples
cream separator, practically new, used
but little; road cart; 2 pr. harnesses,
nearly new driving harness and all
small tools. such as hoes, forks, chains,
bars, eveners, whifiletrees, scythes,
snaths etc etc
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Killed BY Falling Tree.

Omar Wheelock was killed by falling
tree while chopping in the woodlot Of
his farm in Worcester, on the road to
Maple corner in Calais, Saturday His
son had been with him and left him
while he was telling large tree After
he had gone some distance away he heard
the tree fall and returned, finding that
il had fallen on his father and who was
dead at that time. Aid was immediate
ly summoned but it is believed that he
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
Farms and City Property
For Sale

No. 23o-FoR SALE, l5o-aere farm, 2I
miles from Barre City 30 acres in tllnge
balance pasture. timber and woodland esti
mated to be 70 NJ Of softwood timber and
large amount Of hard wood sugar orchard
grated fruit orchard fields free from ston,
and machine moved will cut 50 tons Of has
and will keep IS head Of stock and team
basement barns. s0x40 and ao1s2 80 stan.
chions. silo and chickeuhouse nearly new 10.
room house; water at house and barn r. r.
/ y. and telephone lines owner viii sell farm
alone or will sell stock, crops and tools
I lot Of the tools are new and nearly new nice
/ farm team that cost $500 owner Is in the
granite business and will give someone good
4 trade on this. 2s2u
No. 2si-FoR SALE. farm o. S. acres in
q nice country village 20 acres in tillage.
balance pasture and timber land estimated to
be Toe NJ Of softwood timber and ! good lot
Of hardwood only \ mile 70 a good steam
saw-mill and bohhin factory good fruit or
chsrd farm viii keep COWS and team base
n'snt barn s6N40, 8 stanchions chickcnhouse
and SHEDS house 81 rooms. aside from halls
and pantry water AZ house and harm build.
ings all in good condition only a few steps
10 school. church and stores you can pay FOR
this farm with the timber that Is on il. 2s2tf
No 2S2 FOR SALE or will exchange for
small city property; ~ acres a. all tiliaRe
land. s7a miles from BarrN City: land =
nearly level. smooth. and the best q soil
young fruit orchard place WIN KEN 4 or 3
COWS and team basement barn with stan
ehions chirkenhouse; running water. house
of rooms buildings not eNtra. hut very
comfortable nice place Tor chickens. rnrden
truck and general farming IN q small way .
Ftonecutter car make good living herr and
work IN the city Il you have q small place 4
IN ne eity you wish 10 exchange. De- us show
you this property 2agtf
We hsvs several GOOD bargains ID city prop
rrtg that cWnfw Ar nnvi ous e Dispose ~
End that can 10 huuslu for + iaU price Two
tenement house only n few STEPS from post
Office slWaFs rented and can - hof1ghf way
brow the hctual value Tor 8 home on invest
went also nearly new 1-reasn strictly mod
I'm hruse. only rev staTs from thf city ball
eferyfhtnE siiek and clean rve ~ ~ lard
1Nnsn sFs goinF away and yea car 80 The
- tNpthiras - What q r1st We s-r o.
EhTe rady o. show prorerr - and asrisf in
70 kinr laens and arrange f1r rBfsafrts Real
stete banded ~ private sale aisa rse estate
~ rewanfi property - 81 a. -rrfirrs rf
1ltie Anrflnn- antiEfHrfion aus.rartsed in a1
~ dsaiiusz. zertf
'NiTH DAsHNTR Resi rsiass sFsnt..
hoesus = :. ~ Hv-lsns4 Gave Eidf-
hsrfs Fty. NL-TtI Con.
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ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting ~ the Htorkh holder n
the Granite savinrs Bhnk Tr1st Company
wil b. heid 81 the banking rou1f ~ rais
roH,rHnT IN the city a Barre vermont On
Tuesday. asnus-V q 1918. at o'elaek n N
fur ths eiectioa ~ fIrfctars faf ire ensuing
yesr ard fgr TIE t-uuEarfion q anF rthsr
husinesa fhAt may property core hsfo-s ssid
MEETING
D q WOODRUFF. ssrrrta-v
Barre VI usoerrhr- I7. 1914
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
THE D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Howland-Cave Building.
Barre Vermont

FOR SALE--The W. r. Richardson real es-
tate, situated in Barre City and Barre Town.
consisting of house Hill street near Patter-
son street double house on upper Hill street
double house on Summer street double house
on Mount street double house on Elmore
street and double houses on Camp street /;
barn designed for remodeling into house out
houses easily converted into garages pasture
land wood Lots upper part OF home
farm, ] rear Wilson cemetery. l on r. Barre
road building lots on Harold street and W.
View also building lots on home farm For
further particulars or information, apply 20
Edith NJ Csrr. Admx. Barre. VI. l72n
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Administrators Auction
Sale Of Stock, Tools
and Crops

As / have sold the Dix farm at private
sale, | will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder on the premises known
as the NJ. w. Dix farm in Barre Town,
on the Farwel street road leading to
East Montpelier, about 21s miles from
Barre City, the following described per.
sonal property:
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Hay and Crops

ABOUT so TONS OF HAY, so tons Of
ensilage, POO bu. potatoes. 500 f. lum.
Der; also 90 TONS OF HAY, 300 bu. q
potatoes and tons of straw at the
Batchelder farm, samples Of which will
be furnished az this sale.
Also one large size Stewart kitchen
range in good condition.
Sale win take place regardless Of the
weather conditions. on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29

at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
premises known as the Henry Holman,
or Gray, farm in Randolph, about miles
from Randolph depot and miles from
Randolph Center, just off the man road
leading from Randolph Center to Brook
field, the following described real estate
and personal property: The
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
MORE HORSE COLLARS

New Dot Of Collars just IN a. small
~ l6-inch and A. large - p inch. You
ran alNuvs find the sire - Coltonis."
COTTON s. STATE STREET
MONTpFt rER
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ANNUAL MEETING

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lrEurauss CHu1naf.g - Hnr-e ia ell ~
tsif - ths hrrte aHra - saiE essr-tnrr fr
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81 G JOHNSON g.
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FOUR LINES FOR 25c

The Times will publish Wants, Lost and
Found. For Sale. To Let, ete.-short Adver-
tisements--at the rate OF four lines for twenty
Ave cents for the first insertion and five cents
for each subsequent insertion.
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Geo. St Cyr,
WARNING FOR SPECIAL TOWN
MEETING.
Application having bscn made for that pur.
pose b. the above named. the legal voters ~
The town Of Piainheld are hereby notified and
warned 20 mevt AZ the town hall on Monday,
Deccnber -. 1914. ~ 10 a. m. 10 act on
the following business:
Article Ito elect a school director to an
the vacancy on the board ~ school dirertors
~ accordance with section 3s85 Of TIE public
statutes
Art zTo transact any other business that
may legally come before the messing
DATED At Plainheid thls 0th DAY ~ Dcccm-
Der 1914
p J BARTrfTT.
" 81 MARTIN
n p BAnCHELDER.
sslectuen.
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ABOUT THE STATE
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST FROM
DIFFERENT SECTIONS

Alexander Salvioli, an Italian lad who
came to this country year and halt
ago when he could not speak a word OF
English, has made five grades in the pulp
lie schools since coming to Rutland, He
has unusual talent in drawing and dec.
grated the blackboards for the Christmas
exercises given in his room in school.
The lad drew pictures of angels blowing
trumpets, Santa Claus and the reindeer,
and the wise men.
President Guy Potter Benton of the
University Of Vermont has received news
OF the death Of his mother Mrs Daniel
Webster Benton, at her home at Anoka,
Mimi on Thursday night. President
Benton was called to Anoka by her i'll
ness and remained week, reaching Bur
lington only Friday night. He did not
return for the funeral.
John Greenwood of Chester has placed
Gideon Bibles, at his own expense in the
rooms in the Townshend inn. The Gid
cons, travelling mems religious society
are placing these Bibles in as many ho
tells as possible. Mr.. Greenwood, being
a member. preferred to place these books
himself because of his interest in the
town.
Eugene Carpenter, jr. charged with as
saulting James Perkins jr,, was recently
found guilty in Middlebury municipal
court and Judge Leroy G.. Russell inn !
posed fine of 81 and costs. Carpenter
refused to pay the fine and was commit
ted to the county Jail. 1t is alleged that |
mo nd st
boy in the face
The barn of Horace Fowler, located in
Wilmington, was burned to the ground
Thursday morning, with 81 head of stock.
80 tons of ensilage, 40 tons OF hay and
all his farming tools Three horse.
were rescued. Mr.. Fowler went to the
barn at 80 a. m. to do the chores and
as he entered the building, the steps to
the barn broke, letting him fall and stun
ming him so that he was unconscious.
When he revived, he found his lantern
had broken and set fire to the building,
which was so far advanced nothing could
be done to save it. There were no near
neighbors and no apparatus for fighting
fire.
MT. ana MIS-, w, >. crawford, pFOprlt-
tor of st. Adams restaurant, for the
fourth consecutive year will give chick
en- dinner to needy children of that city
Christmas afternoon. Over 80 children s
were entertained by them last year. h
The fifth annual conference of the old o
or boys of the Green Mountain state is !
to be held at Chester on Jan. %, % and /
"a. All churches. Sunday school, Y NJ. s.
!. A., nigh schools, preparatory schools,
10Y scouts, clubs and other similar or
CARNATIONS are urged to send delegates, n
rs this conference is open to all the old
II boys of Vermont They should be
rom Il to 10 wears of age, dependable, I,
and those who will add to the N
fleet of the conference. The people of al
hester will give free entertainment II
0 the delegates and all of the fee re- tc
uired from those in attendance will be 6
s cents from each delegate. Splendid OF
peakers on boys work will be present .
nd it is expected that the splendid re- IN
ults gained from the four previous CON al
ereces will be repeated at the January DIR
leeting. In the last four years over 1000 ID
oys have attended. br
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ANNUAL MEETING

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0. H. HALE, lgtfIon.sr
HARD COLD

snf e. sess~r -tErFs ir 80 vsastr-
srrear-f e. ass rnuss r. nsrIsrsss n-Hr
$50 e. srus turr trEtlss tsse
ra~urF F 80 raffrs ras iraarr
go taks ses7s fte -rf sfeeaefs nae
rreuF auss
ssnssa so4 svHgsts-s AHeA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-12-21
NOTICE

Bring or send your Sleighs.
Carriages, or Acknowledging
thing you wish painted, to
III. B0SLEY
TELEPHONE z7i-s SOUTH BARRE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE foi
good renting property farms that will keen
from 10 To so cows good location j. u,
Stewart, Mortified, Vt 2SOt2b'
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MIDWIFERY
Attention, Horse Owners !

We carry the largest line of Harness
Blankets and Horse Furnishings Of any con-
Germ in Washington county, and our prices
the lowest. Come and Our little
factory is equipped TO manufacture anything
in the Harness line Plenty Of competent
workmen TO give you prompt attention and
hrst-elass worn
SHERMAN N. PARKER
North Main Street Barre Vermont
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$4,000 f"N''" ss oos,jJ
$1,000 w ie''' oos,i
$500 =" Fo"'e' St aoe.y
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE fnrn,a S2sn n
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HAY For SALE

About 20 tons of choice Sc
lected horse hay and about five
tons stalk hay; must be sold.
Price, $500 per ton.
Lewis X. Averill
r. p. d. No :. Barr, Telephone ssl-5
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FOR SALE-Lumber. dimension IA special
" green wood 1880 delivered in city, for
woods F. z. Downing, tel 2os-4 Barre. or
2B,O Washington. l9lt6'tf
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TOOLS AND MACHINERY

Moving machine in good shape: hay
! tedder, horse rake, pillow. wheel harrow,
smoothing harrow, nearly new express
wagon, buggy wagon, nearly new farm
/ wagon, traverse sleds with body, corn
planter, Mortified horse hoe, Prouty
horse hoe, cultiyators, h. p. Interna.
tional gasoline engine; Daniels ensilage
cutter and carrier; dogpower; Sharples
cream separator, has been used but lit
tle platform scales, grndstoue, wheel.
barrow, tank heater ladders. tackle
blocks and 100 fl. rope buggy pole, pole
for express wagon, incubator and
breeders, have been used but twice $50
galv. sap buckets and pans, milk cans,
milk pals, share Of Orange Co. telephone
stock and instrument, and all small
tools such as hoes, forks, chains, bars,
eveners, scythes, snaths etc. Also, sew.
eral articles Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, including beds, kitchen range. Ia
bles, chairs, stands, etc. Also breast
plate harness, nearly new, and several
work harnesses.
About 20 Tons of No. | Hay
50 tons Of ensilage, 100 bu. potatoes.
and quantity OF oat fodder
Lunch at noon Terms al time Of \
sale. Remember the place and date the
Henry Holman farm, near Randolph
Center, Tuesday Dec 20, at 10 O'Clock
sharp in the forenoon. sale positive.
regardless Of weather Everything 10 be
sold without reserve OF limit
The real estate will be shown at any
time before the sale by W vs.. Perkins.
sgent az Bethel Vt, or the ~ A. Perry
Real Estate Agency Barre. VT agents
GEORGE PANToN, Owner.
DAN A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, Vt.
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FOR SALE Blue and white babv sleioh
cost st.l5 last year and was run only a little
looks like new; will sell for $500. Appiv nj
% "eichaht street 236t3s
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Auction Sale
REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY f!

As have other business interests which
require my whole attention, 50 ! have no
time to take care of this property, /
have decided to sell at public auction TO
the highest bidder, on
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FOR SALE

TWO HOUNDS FOR SALE-One for rab-
bits, one for foxes both good hunters price
rlght Arthur Wells, East Montpelier, VT. /:
'etephone o9'-o' 237t3
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SToNECUTTERS GLASSES AND LENSES
and boxes for sale; prices, Soc soc, 81 90,
sl.25. Sl.S5. See T. c. Carson, ID Laurel
street. or order from Even Mckenzie. 2S5ts
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fOR SALE-A few nice shoats phone
54iW between D. m. and M Il
Hinman, r, f. D. No. /. Barre, Vt. 2s5tf