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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Spilo df Sip,
S%tIeOcoloobco mco 6clbreSeu for
hpiCr SsScliobeoen.
TrGpemtipc Sp9oomme.

1r Qinuton W. Garricf. Ser or
ct ircmrolcnOc 0}eOlcm al Zen amc.
@ritauiIe %G9cioreniua, p1upcQcoc /
ct T0rcorud han iorleoen holNt |
Mem 0orf. at Smoheo or en- Tore.
Tom fam tiobc9 uffurnt iom T..
Gr. N}clf oO Sufter. @au crfIrre-
Oc. at prrucntipe SuQOomnc % Be
ifooiQeIier bucr Qo1 foiteoc Here
Gcrioncr 2ipct. cuO Der trGngeS i'll
at beutonoc 10 SIdaifibe. OF at ser
Tor huer 30 ScfmOcr aft ct Gin til
iviIOc JONI 60Igc al 6orionmucII5-
beo.
Ger Qaar buert Aur ilerc Weume'
fer tobt her / Quuoct 'om 5eIgc AZ
llluftc5tilirlOer o. Sppoonmlc. iom
fuu0e uUret iorbiuoreOc, emo ser CT
gnuct tabt / dle pore ari1c. li0cn
MISUNDERSTANDING blcu ulocrifrc.
pct Ger oor gl%euleninitlil 500.
600 Nemuciter om Noret her / Gan.
set al preventive SpgOommc. mems
100000 ANDRE, iom life bcheuer
at prre oct. or lnge.
Get er isrit I De ienere Adr, for-
tuIte bar, at Spgeitnnoen hor innet
Gincnc belt % ior llmoooeligbcoen
al be Cab, iom prGpentiue Spgoom.
me pooiarer Notioren. Ser cr |
oct icnerc ira @rgerncS SiOc qiort
ltore 2(ultrcngeIler Tor at lore Bit
bltflm at toQe rare pdo lin Sluro'
heo. %'Gr bar Zen om%erifanifc
2uQeiorenir1 CNmericon WcoicoI
G3iociation"O uoioloct Ell ltor 90
Qopnlig @irfiombeo ! oernc Hetning,
bI. a. ueO at uoierbe op9tige Sore.
0roQSboloere.
Qruuentipc Suqoomme er imib.
Ierti0 ct iocioIt BrublcnL ionr olenc
puu Ell ilire09itiaen0c Wtaaoe far
lpie5 pco iocialc 0irIpemIoIer. Hn.
iparct for oiSle 5ilitonOe, iduueliom
Nun0igbe0en til at befiGrnpe Dem,
hpiIcr poa Solicit lelu. 9llt, bpuo
&Uqernc fan gierc. er at gtue Sint
oG RaoO OF isre an I aanpcn.
lloen FllblifumS ctsttc fan iltct
permanent OF tilirc05itiIIcu0c Heiul.
tat OpnuoeS.
Get ioriuroeliQe SpiIo al Qicn.
u~eiteliu / oen uGruprenoe ariq |
europa Oh Sc &ioclier, Den meOie.
rcr. briupcr onc goOe Nneritoncrc
I'll at Quic. W}er merfeliq NOT Irg.
aer hi ltOct eQer iutet Nierfc iii IA.
bct al Sc luiinocr al gmcritanerc.
iom oorliJ bortripeS al Suaoonmlc,
b0oroi t. Frocent tluoe OGret ior-
biuorc0e. 9etroltet / 6orbinOeLic
mcO Sc 5ituim0cr al SnI0omstil.
iUlOcr. u0liGr Sc ttlidmmten en- Il
ll RdtlouuluInttc. Ger cr nPltcn
lac ioa QrtulO on iorirt0eIIh ion1
oeu curopplite NrtH.
5ru lnie 5ioe al gileOet beitaar
{ oct Iottum, at Sen pibcnifn5cIig,
5imOhcosplcie / %ebct al Sc ijOite
80 Aar bar |rcoucrrct CpoelilhcNcn
6lurot Eeriouer { NlOcrcu mclcm
~ Oh go Aur omtrcut 40 EroceNt
Oh olouOt Feriouer mtlcm 30 o.
10 2lcr omtrcut f. Eroccut ! oct
idmue (io9rum Cr C9O5pr0cclteu
Tor Iubcrtulcic (CrrwlJ @reoutcrrt
~ tr5ccat Oh Tor lt1rciuloom rel,
1871 Eroctut. On al GtuiusOlportc
m1rtct- Rauuortcr uIier. at prUocu
tlce Meoiciuer % piocuitnbciiI
Smo0r0 plcic rcoOcr 100000 Ntcr.
ucitclu ON .larct
Ei De 1ieucmjnittiI 100000
Barn iom huert 2tor len luleHs
yu5 { Be forcucoc Stattr. Ner outr
100000 mleolG 0ct ierltc Mar 90 III
NiJ. Icttc er Cu~2bttu0cu0t mt0 e
(ah icr Nltiuucn AZ $4,000 UO0 ON
Ca1ct llOllitcruc mcO at rC00c rc
nCrr 5000 Smuubtrn ionL u0cl
noleu NeoueuOllhco FOR Ott, lucrJ
Mar Ser I 9icu BORT Gitu aicnc pjl
0c fife uurc itorrc. emo Guuo set t.
itrr ~ hr,rrrr Som
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
"Oocia" Saopn.

Nai6iultou ocu 22Dt Niarts.
6roufrlI bar lat ioul Nctiunc.ic ior
it (ilbuo out at frabc goumlosluO.
minleu cmboro pau oen ameritouite
Gomper Cociu". ion nh CT 'or
Eriicrc,tcn Nrtit. at set bcplie3 ot
Sfibcts Ger c0tr Giere. bar omeri.
fuuif @or1critlb. "a otttc or set
Sperlsmol. hrorcm 5tri0cu I'M
itoor cr Sdlen Diet noerli1cre ior.
uiflct.
Tari5 Den 23oe Marts Zen
Qoumiaiiou. ionl tlcp ncoiat It'll at
aigipc en- Determining aulaacnoe
a%1urinlcu Al oct anleritouitc Iump.
'tlb 2ociu" poa Reiie ira Sc 6or.
cneOc Stutlr II, ROTTERDAM mCO en-
&aouinl &omlIO om6oro. bar a.
ljuct ocn Grnltninl. at Gubrinlel.
lem ulr berettiaet
1uclu tlIhortc tI0liQerc Sem
tHitc Ndmbul .9lmcrita Siuic Get
i~oraUorc0c eitcr arIgeu9 llObru0
Rtliiter ol bIeu et amerituut Stjb.
&uitet meo NomuIo. beitemt Ill (uif
luuO, bllu oct vuaS perrcIien Opbrult
al en- iruuit NruOier o. brnlt inc
I'll Brett - Spergsmuol er %
itaagt / 6orbluOelie meo "Gotia
SaIer, set enc giGIoer @nI0ilbeoen
al oet5 6oranOrlug al Sftb9reBi
iter. o. oet amber 2i5poiitionen al
SaOHIHseH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

Gcrifaties paa Sioe A
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
Japan oS China.

Nctiuu. China. ocu 23oc W}drt$ :
aonicrcnccrue oulnaenoc Sc aoncc2
'ioncr, iom &auau icrIuuQcr al Chi.
no. oil. puu @ruuo al 81 NcituOiQcl.
Ter, Sen %iupdnciiitc Ntuiitcr. Gti
Stiff lorlcocu crhoIOt pes at bli Ia.
ilet Al Ncitcn hercitcr bll holot / SEN
%loponcliitc %elotion On ban or noe
al Stouo til at inoluoe lig / Oct ii.
neliltc Observation-Disclosures Ger
lTnI al %apon prrc iorlnngt at ia.
ponciIitc ,&nmilroutcr til Nionqo.
liet og Niouoihuriet life itoI pprc
mOerfuiteoe sc tiueliite 2ouc. Icttc
aruu ifol China imioIcrtiO pdo oct
b%citcmtcitc hopc mooint li1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26

@oibinlton Sen 23Ot Marta:
Erpiiocnt NSiliou crflurc0e iOoq. at
Oct cueitc. iom ior nGrprrcuoc mco
NcltcmtheO fan ilge9 onQuacnoe De
i%opnneiiite llnOcrhunOliuqcr, cr. at
Dc 6or. Stotcr bar rettct ell Sore
iperqleI til Eupuu ouQooenoe octa
6orlaugeuoer al China.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-03-26
oi'nt eqer iorilpttet, ioreIigger Sc
ingcn Vteloing ON.
&icn o. Scrlin ON "SalOet".

&icn o. Scylin OH "SnlOet".
Sra @ien tele0raicre2. al Den
eIterrlgIte fommanoercnOe General,
G%rfebertltg Srieoridl / eli "Nrmeor-
Ore" bar tlrnogiort |r5emplla Galb
"eiterot ole Soripur5perfcr, Nroer,
&uaben, Nmmllnitton oa onoct
arigsmntcriel bar bet oocIaat"
Gerpoo uotoIer han iig / pntriotiifc
&enoinger on ,SGitningcn2 hcltemo-
oigc 6oriuar.
Selegrunumer ira Berlin me00e.
Ter, at ogina ben tuifc Nopeoita0@,
prcaic roier @r5cnInII3 Toripor /
helc Ioner, men De IGqacr better
life Sfjul pnn set ~ulporli9e Cab,
iont TGitnin9enS 6olO betuoer Tor
Giterri9erne oQ Spltcrnc. SnnIeoca
lfriuer "&reut5er 3%eituna": ~Stient
ui err hclt enigc me6 Sen citcrri1ifc
@elIerolItnb /, at Gr5emu'l2 Tulo
life fan hnpc nogen &%noilnoeIie pao
Sitltntioncu | set itore % belle, cr ri
ooQ GrliQc uof iii CT i~noreuuc, at
ct InlcrteIigt Slag herpeo er t~ilfoict
Dor Gag poa Sen hoirc TIei al Dor
1000 Gilometer bre0c iGlle3 Sront. q"
%rcn Trsempil,
9pen Er5empil (iotoIe9 omtrcnt
iom &lbcnliiD Ii9qer peo 5onilooen
/ set miotre @oIicien, omtrcnt so
Wtil / %eit Tor 2emberg, iom Tua.
iernc inotog Tor Here Mtaancocr
iiocn. NpenS cinilc 9eioIfnina on
iIaar5 umber nornlnIe C%nItpn6iQhcs
ser til omtrinq $4,000, FOR set melte
YoIoffer.
Set itol bore Ell oriftig @n, %
Oct er Ell nleget qontlCl 9p, iom 90
terer iiq belt tiIbogc iii set Soe Mar
%bulloreoe.
s BET t7bc 9(arbunbre6e bleb Sp.
Ell itbto9et ififtepiS al Sortnrer,
Goinffcr og Spenifer, % Oen blcp
tiliibit nriten BELT laqt / Hitiner,
men Sen 6leu bpgget op igicn oq no
piflcbe fig iii ct lipliot &onoelSCclt-
trltm.
Gen bau0e I'LL eft meget ~piotleitiQt
NnlGg al 6GitningSoerfcr OF bar
ofte pGret bete9nct iom "Neglen til
BET eiterriqife Higc."
@orniiuncn itsrre Gus antagct.
9Dnoon 23bc Wfnrt. StsrrcI-
fen al Gr3empils 8orniion oe 9(lt-
toilet al sc Solboter, ion1 ouerQub
ii9 til Nltsierrle operit;ger olt, hpaO
man hi0til bar onilaaet.
Sfolae Selegrnntntcr BERTH ira
ira Eetro9rao ioiten bar Ipitnin-
gems @arniion pprinoeli9 10000
Mono, hporai 10000 er bIet orpbt.
Sffe ful0t 10000 opprQuu iig, ga
Spitningeu fapitulereoe.
Too @rltno al @~Ii3Soro, ionl bar
nibrllot Observation-Disclosures, hor
man cnoml finn ioaet reoc pau fao
Getolier anqaoenoc HGitningena
Spergipelie, men ira SembcrQ mel
ocs, at / ipp Gage ier 0pergiuelien
hor @nen8 cipile @eiolfning iI1tet
hnpt at ipiie, % Hltsicrnc, iom broq.
re meo ii9 Itore M'ooforipninqer, bill
ie0e3 iom 9eiriere.
An6re 1elegrammer ira @emberq
berg upaiuer, at Der / Gr3emnil
fnnotes $4,000 Geriorcr lioenoe al
Gums eIler aoIero, % HuSiernc toa
itrar ihproi8t lat pou Nrbeioet mco
T%isinfcftion.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-22

HAD TRIED 1T
Tough neighborhood I live in.
People steal everything leave in my
she'd"
why don't you put a paddock on
the door,"
81 put on a fine one and somebody
got it the first night. kansas City
Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-22
FEARS THE WORST

FEARS THE WORST
"Are you in favor of wearing cot
ton?"
eyes, replied the patriotic citizen,
although 1 don't know what is going
to happen to me when my wife gets
to picking out calico neckties for me"
Washington Star.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-19
ACCIDENTAL TRUTH

i ACCIDENTAL TRUTH
What grounds have you for think
ing that Dasher, the editor, was for
merly stenographer?"
HE returned one of my manu-
scripts the other day with the en-
dorsement, Rejected, but not read.
Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
As HEAD OF CATTLE--45

CONSISTING OF AZ cows, mostly high
grade Holsteins and Ayrshires, all young
and most of them sired by a registered
Holstein bull. Quite lot of them now
fresh some to freshen soon, and balance
in the early fall. These cows have great
records as dairy cows. One 2.year- old
heifer, due to freshen June l. and |
heifer to freshen in December; yearling
heifers, all sired by registered Holstein
bull also ! 2-year-old white Holstein
bull, beauty, girts IT. inch IS veal
calves, stock calves, all good ones 8
shoats that will weigh from 100 to 1875
lbs; slight 6weeksold pigs, belted
Hampshires; also one of the neatest
black 2-yr,-old colts you have ever seen,
sired by the Belville horse and weighs
100 IBIS, been used some, clever, sound
and right. You will find this nice lot
of property and everything goes without
limit, as | am bound to get out of
debt and start again. Terms at time
of sale. Lunch furnished those coming
from distance
FRED POOR, Owner.
c. F. SMITH, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
Greater Vermont Association and Con
ference of State Manufacturers.

One of the most significant features
nj the annual meeting of the Greater
Vermont association to be held at Brat
tleboro on Thursday and Friday, MAY l3
Rnd IL, viii be a conference of the man
plfacturers of Vermont to be held at 4
n'clock Thursday afternoon. II is hoped
that every manufacturing establishment
in the state will be represented at this
conference. This meeting and the other
meetings of the Greater Vermont asso-
siation will be held in the rooms of the
Brattleboro Wheel club, which has ex-
tended its hospitality to the associa-
rion. The annual business meeting will
lie held at 2:30 p. m, and will he ad.
dressed BY Mr.. !. VI. Ward. secretary
0f the Keene Commercial club, and Mr..
John A. Schcuerie. secretary OF the
giampden County Mass Improvement
3eague.
The POSTMASTER at the annual dinner
20 be given in the Brooks house az 1880
Thursday evening will be Hon. Frank L.
Greene. The guests OF honor will be
Governor Charles W. Gates. Mr.. !. H.
Hustis. president Of the Boston a Maine
railroad. Mr. Frederick J. Hillman. pres
ident Of the Western New England
Chamber Of Commerce; and Mr.. Theo-
dore y. Vail, president Of the American
Telephone 4 Telegraph Co.
An who desire tickets Tor the dinner
should write at once 20 James y. Tav-
Dor. secretary. stannard Memorial build
ing. Burlington. Vt The prize Of the
tickets j. 81 -. The secretary should
D. informed If accommodations are de-.
sired for the night Of Thursday. NAY
Ia
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10

There IL good prospect that Brattls.
horo will have another hotsl sson. o.
though no definite decision las hsfn
reached regarding Il. TIE prospective
huiider u Lue5us ~ Richardson. the
prospective landlord il An8rew r. HAM
iltrn. proprietor 81 the Aisany rafe In
she Nirton building and The Gror.1ssd
lusztiun u the cost hussf corner 81 wnin
ard Plat street.
Tentative plans have BEEN mad fur e
four-storv iiuiidsna. bat NJ. Eieisrfs-sr
al cunsidsr the matter from ruriuus
FnrlHs bfors making = dsgisiuu- 81 b.
r-stursllr warts - - r9rtiuesd thrt
the venture wuuld - succsss.
A. uutIinea the 5daa is - ter Hown
So rrp@ert lalilding 81 far 81 tis south
SD ~ Harry = Hnus' grocery stu-r
which void take Mr. Mams stuTs nnH
7 ~ Woods sfsrtfHg Errts staTF- Tts
49, huiiHinE muuaH - une sturv ti1iirr
star ~ rl-parrt tndiHir1 suf uol.l1 ~
srrf ripn1 Etat sfFeft 81 ~ rareaf
wtnh y. p Meshaf 3 ngu ial6irr 7fr
sirirr rf-snn ana nHiss anrl5 - ~ ~
srst Seer ard fhTs eoztid - sisrt
Do slsrrirr rnnnzs.
NJ HsuHtun = ~ errFrisrsst h1tsi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
ESTATE OF LuTHERA ). COLLINS

State Of Vermont District Of Washington. D..
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict OF Washington;
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Luthera j. Collins late OF the town OF
Barre. In said district, deceased, GREETING
At probate court, holden at Montpelier
within and for said district on the lat day
Of May 1915 an instrument purporting 10 be
the last will and testament Of Luthera J: Col
Inns, late OF the town OF Barre. in said dis
trict. deceased, was presented to the court
aforesaid. for probate.
And It is ordered by said court that the
2lst day OF May 1915, at the pro-
bate office in said Montpelier be assigned
for proving said instrument. and that
notice thereof be given to all persons con-
cerned, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully il, the Barre Daily Times. a
newspaper circulating in that vicinity. In said
district, previous To the time appointed.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and place
aforesaid. and contest the probate of said will.
II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier, in
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
May 3-10-l7
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
TWO YEARS FOR HALF-BREED.
Pleaded Guilty to Breaking into Sum-
mer Cottage.

Burlington, May s.--John Dugonzaque,
the half-breed Indian, who was arrested
few days ago on the charge of having
broken into the Gould cottage at Thomp-
sons Point, Charlotte, last Sunday, was
arraigned in Chittenden county court
yesterday on the charge of burglary, an
information having been filed against
him by States Attorney T. 4. Hopkins.
Dugonzaque pleaded guilty and was SEN
one year and six months nor more than
two years at the state prison at Wind
sor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
FARM OF 1873 ACRES

more or less, located about l1a miles
easterly from Chelsea village and clos'
to the main Chelsea Vershire stage road
buildings in a comfortable condition
tillage land is warm and early witt
good loam soil and easy to carry on
there is a large amount of wood on the
place, a quantity of ash and Eastwood
timber, and plenty of soft timber for
. the use of the place; fences are in ex'
cellent condition; this is desirable one
man farm.
BUILDING LOT WITH TENEMENT
! HOUSE AND BARN in center of Chelsea
village, between the commons; buildings
in good repair; rents for $40 a month
when all rented and is good investment
for anybody, either to rent the whole
or to occupy part and rent the balance
The personal property includes:
LIVE STOCK--l black horse, bay
mare, Jersey COW, | 2-year-old Jersey
heifer, ! yearling Jersey hefer, | fine
brood sow and pigs.
FARMING TOOLS light farm wag-
on with pole and shafts and bodies; /
heavy freight wagon with bodies; |
dump cart and body in fine condition, !
old dump cart and body, Deering NOW
ing machine, 2 plows, horse rake, |
wheel harrow, | spring tooth harrow, /
spke-tooth harrow, stone drag, trav-
erse sled, single Concord wagon, | sin
gle open wagon, single sleigh lad
ders, | grindstone, iron wise, 2 jack
screws, Eclipse corn planter, | cultlva.
tor, | pair of hand made work harnesses,
other pair of work harnesses, lead
harness, 2 single drive harnesses, a. large
assortment of chains, from heavy cable
to trace chains, cross-cut saws, 3 iron
bars, 3 cant hooks, | new post-hole dig
ger, several axes, shovels, quantity
of small tools, including quite an assert
ment of carpenters tools, | pair sled
crooks, several blankets, robes and
whips, etc.
NORTHUMBERLAND 3 tons of
good hay, a small quantity of sawed
lumber, about 20 logs on skids, guam
THY of woven wire fencing. s rolls of
roofing, about ~ cords split wood, a
quantity of clapboards and laths, L.
gauge shot gun, | telephone instrument
and share of stock in Orange County
Telephone Co., a quantity of salt pork,
potatoes and ham.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE--One ice
chest, swing chair, kitchen stove, ? other
stoves, ! chamber set and springs, ] hair
mattress. willow rockers, | desk, ]
stand, 20 .bottomed chairs, 3 bu-
reaus, ! stepladder, 2 mattresses, bed.
stead and springs, ! commode, 3 rock
FRS, haircloth lounge, ! hardwood table,
clocks, crockery, tinware, etc. The above
list is only partial. There are many 9th
IT things for sale too numerous TO men
ton. The sale will be positive, regard
ess of weather, and as this is an execu-
.or's sale, everything viii be sold. Terms
made known at time of sale. Lunch at |
noon.
Chelsea. VT, April 30. 1915.
STANLEY c. WILSON, Executor Of |
Vim. NJ. Mattoon's Will
c. F. SMITH, Auetioneer, Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
Easy way Out

NOV hoys," said the scliooluasser.
~supI,osing IN . family there are five
children and the mother has only four
potatoes 20 divide smong them. She
wants 70 give zach child an equal share
What Is she % do" Silence rrirura
in TIE room. Everybody uas oaleulat-
ING diligently, FINALLY ono little ts1y
puf mp he hand well. John. what
wouid sou do asked the Teacher.
Mash the potatoes. ar"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
HOUSE DESTROYED.
An Hour After Volunteers Thought Fire
Was Extinguished.

North Hyde Park, May Sire was
discovered in the residence of +. NJ. Ba-
ker about $3.50 yesterday morning. The
mills shut down and every available
hand in the village and vicinity turned
out to fight the fire. II was supposed
they had extinguished the blaze, but
about an hour later it broke out through
the roof and burned the house to the
ground The barn was saved by tearing
out the woodshed. Part of the furni-
ture was saved. The property was par
TALLY insured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
3 Good HoIstein and Jersey
Cows

an Young and vif frezhen ~ the early
fall. 2year-Hla hefers thaf fresher
IN the fall 8 fnoftas-s.il 1ersey bull.
calrs. 2 brood sgas. d.. o. farruu
THE mouthi tat hne snd 2 WYsudattr
bpns . aVear-oid rnlt wesEit ta8 ~
usI hrckf sound kfa ama fearless fut
indy 10 drive 3 re 2tsaf cd ssi,t
s.tuna ard right. safe 8ur BE- Cd 81 drive.
FARM TOOLS Zh1-st fun.ter
saruu sifh fEsar sna rnek l-inrss
lurrier Varoi. ~ 81 ~ h1rsa
tratsrst dds. raurr slf.eh ed fiessl1rt
sifirh. messing rsarh5tf- ha1sr raEs.. =
h,asf fsaurrs. utt fgae ssa ana r.r-
atiiar euu rirs na rlnH srrlur.
tufrt hnrruue eas atH. 81 nfstnre. q
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fsst ts asnmrsrH ranFsf Severed q aW
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
J. J. DASHNER
Real Estate Agent

NO. 254--I have something to offer you which
IL an exceptional offer in farm property. II
Is located on the main highway from Marsh
field and is miles from railroad stations
about 40 acres is ullage and the balance is
good. clean pasture land and plenty Of wood
land. there is about $4,000 IT, Of soft wood ;
plenty Of hard wood. and 2 acres Of nice
from stones and hedges there is a good fruit
orchard and large sugar orchard. all
equipped there are barns. 40xeS and
42x22. ] shed. basement, and chickenhouse :;
all buildings in good repair; this place will
keep about 20 cows and team lo-room house
in good condition water at house and harm
only = mile 10 sehoolhouse and ssw-mill !;
s ese De purchaser q" very ''o'A0 4s AZ
No. 25s Herr is a good opportunity for
someone who wants TO make some money
keeping summer boarde- l6-rcom cottage
in nice little town, whose lots Of people 20
20 spend the summer there IL about acres
Of land with the place. and a good barn with
is stalls or more this Is = good opening for
the right PARTY this property can be bought
right, owing 20 illness. 4sn
No. 25e-Nioe new cottage right in the
city has 7 rooms and bath ail finished In
hard wood electric lights verAndss, front
and side: an extra good value at the rehi
price. 44tf
No. 257-Another good farm proposition.
s% miie to rSilrosd Y1 station. short distance
20 school creamery and saw.mill about 50
acres tilaFe balance mice clean nasture land
barn. 30xt0. with II stanchions, sheds,
horse harm. chickcnhouse. good fruit orchard
with 500 apple and plum tres good s-room
house. water a. the house and harm on n.
y. y. routs from Plainheid. and telephone
connection.
These are all good values. and they Do
serve your invertiRation. I have also numerous
yther propositions which mirht interest you. 4
J. ,. DAsHNER
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Barre CITY. Nt-TeL Cen
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
WEDNESDAY, MAY u

beginning at 10 a. M, the real estate
and personal property hereinafter men
toned, said sale to be held on the farm
premises, except that the village tene-
ment property will be sold on the village
premises after the conclusion of the re-
mainder of the sale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-10
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