The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-27

at o'clock p. m, at the late residenc
of the said John Fl. Sprague, the follow
ing described property, viz:
HO M e PL A G E
consisting of about 40 acres of land, il
the village of East Brookfield, with {
2.story house and ell containing s rooms
2 butteries, billiard room and bathroom
with set tubs, hot and cold water al
sink. The barn, corn barn and sheds
are all in fair condition. and both house
and barn are supplied with failing
spring water. The land is suitably di'
vided into mowfeld, pasture and orchard
the latter is fenced and can be used foI
either mowfield or pasture. In the pas.
ture there is sufficient amount of young
thrifty growing pine to make the prop
erty especially desirable from the stand
point of investment. This property il
located in the well-known fertile valley
of East Brookfeld, on the main thor
oughfare from White River Junction to
Montpelier, and is an ideal spot for a
home Within u mile from church and
store and 1s mile from school. On r, f.
D. and Orange County telephone line
ALSO A LARGE MILL BUILDING, in
good state of repair and could be easily
adapted to almost any kind of manufac-
turing. One-half acre of land goes with
the building.
DURKEE FARM-This farm contains
TIA acres of land, suitably divided into 8
mowfelds and pastures, all of which are
productive and fertile. Pastures are well
watered and one of them is well fenced;
On this property there is a large acreage
Of thrifty growing soft wood and enough
old growth spruce, hemlock and fir ready
for the saw to more than pay for the
whole property. This farm is located on
the east hill in the south part of the town
of Brookfeld, and the timber lot is with
in miles of the saw-mill at North Ran
dolph and is on good road, over which
a team can always handle good load.
On this farm there is also a good sugar
orchard and small orchard of grated
fruit.
SYKE SMITH FARM--This farm con-
tains 100 acres, located on the East Hill |
in Brookfeld, about 11s miles from East |
Brookfeld village; lis acres of this
is fenced with cedar posts and |
wire mostly into | pasture, which win |
take care of from 40 to so head of cattle |
during an ordinary season, and is unusu- |
ally well watered. On this property there /
is a splendid sugar orchard that slopes |
to the south, in which it is estimated |
that upwards OF 1000 sugar naples
could be tapped. There are also several /
acres of thrifty, young, growing soft
wood timber and quite quantity of pine
already large enough for the saw. The
other 2 acres consist of fine orchard,
one half of which is now in bearing and
with proper care would yield an album
lance of fine grated fruit of the stand
lrd summer, fall and winter varieties.
On the other half there has within the
1ast or years been planted 100 young
.rees of standard winter varieties.
PEAKE FARM--This farm contains
100 acres and is located on the East Hill
miles from East Brookfeld village, is
veil watered and well fenced with wire
md cedar posts and is all in one field.
which will carry % head or more of cattle |
turing an ordinary season. Has good I
ugar orchard on it of l 900 or more
rees. and a small number of nice fruit s
rees {
BURNHAM FARM--This farm con-
aims 1853 acres and is divided into 2 !,
ASSURES, both of which are well watered
nd well fenced with cedar posts and
ire. This property is located on the
asst Hill in Brookfeld, about 3 miles :
rom East Brookfield village. Each Of i,
hese pastures will carry 30 or more head !
cattle during an ordinary season. On
he larger field there are probably so :
eres, heavily covered with hard wood.
'hich lays within about five miles of the
illage Of Graniteville and on a good
BAD. There is also on this lot eonsid- =
rable quantity of spruce and hemlock \
HIGH is large enough for the saw. On :.
ne smaller lot, there is also a large :
uantity of old growth spruce and hem "
eek.
GULF FARM-Consists of what was /,
-iginally farms and contains 81 acres, r,
re meadows of which lie in the beauti. W
Il fertile valley on the main Travelled
'ad between White River junction and n
and at the Brookffeld end of h
lie famous Williamstown Gulf. These T
farms are capable of keeping 100 or Il
ore head of cattle and the necessary ii
ans, and the buildings consist of house 81
nd ell, horse barn, corn barn and 2 large oil
w barns. The land is suitably divided ri
to large, fertile mowfelds, 3 grand
Istures, and woodland, of which there m
approximately 100 acres of old growth al
APPLE and beech, 80 acres of old growth OF
hite birch, 10 or more acres of thrifty
ne. On this farm there is also plenty
nice grated fruit, butternut trees ca.
re, which are in bearing, and there is
better fishing ground in the country. lci,
Those who want such property as is mo
scribed above, look the property over of
d attend this great sale prepared toItb
y, for the property is to be sold. rain al
shine. TO the highest bidder. Remem.
r the place and hour, Friday, April IS, 81
10, at o'clock p. m. 60
Terms at time of sale. i,
EDWARD G. SPRAGUE, M
WILLIAM H. SPRAGUE, do
Evarsstawe