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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
GREAT WIND STORM
DID LITTLE DAMAGE

old timers declare that the three-
day wind storm. which died out yea-
terday, was one Of the stitfest ever
known ia this section.
The water was blown out Of Cheaa-
peake Bay and d record low tide re-
suited. Late yesterday. however, the
tide came back. During the period Of
low tide II WAS possible 10 pick oys-
tern up On the shore It Is said
Despite the stifg gales which famed
the city and sent the mercury to q
point below freezing the damage Ia
this section was not great The hard
est hlt was the telephone and electric
light companies,
Today the wind had practically died
out, bat there was distinct tang OF
winter Id the air which made over
coats feel comfy . The weather man
man sees no immediate relief from
the cold snap and more freezing
weather ii on the menu list today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
FOR A Nights T.odging

Members og the club at Arundei-on-
the Bay, whose cottage was broken IN
To few nights ago. visited the place
on Saturday Afternoon to mako an in.
vestigation They found nothing miss
ing, but things scattermed about and
the cottage ransacked.
From appearances the person en-.
tered the place for i nights lodging
as there was evidences Of some one
having slept on couch. and moved
pillows from places where they had
been left when the cottage was locked
for the winter There was also eyi.
dence that the party was thirsty and
had provided himself with whisky
mask. some og the contents being Iefl
in the bottle, which with glasses. rest.
Cd on the table
After strengthening up things, the
cIuhmen again locked the cottage nn-
til sarnmer when they expect 10 oc-
cupy IL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
At THE REPUBLIC TONIGHT

Want to Forget. q new William
For picture starring Evelyn Nesbit,
tells the remarkable story of 8 woman
whose sole ambition has been TO cap
ture mems hearts and 70 50 the
pace. II is to be shown for the first
time st the Republic theatre tonight
The butterfly woman suliies her
wings, but that is Of no concern TO
her, so long as pleasure follows upon
pleasure. Bnt one day varda realizes
that life il something more than
empty SELF indulgence. The war comes
ID grim reality, and its fire sears her
heart. She enters the secret service
department, and like so many other
women Of the world today. finds her
salvation Iii war work
OF course. there is handsome
young man III the story: and the WIN
ming and wooing 0f Varda ii BY no
means accomplished with ease
Tomorrow. Henry 81. Waithail, In
sAnd Still Small Voice. !"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
SPORTING NEWS OF The LOCAL FIELD
NAVAL SWORDS En-
DEFEAT zIARvIARn
IN CT EVER HlATIK n

Winning grOm Harvard by sir bOnks
To Ihrae, Saturday aEterRoOn, the MID
shipnsen struck ons tartar III Gay. wl0
defaaGed Calman. the Navy cAptain by
one point, and overwhelmed Hargar, q
plsbe, who was gtyen ) chance. Oniy
Dcnnelly stopped his victorious en-
rear, and that fencer Vas compelled 20
work through an extra period To
shake on his skfIlgnl opponent VAN
Cieve, another newcomer On the Mary
team. lost I'd Snow. but there yict0-
rses were the only ones achieved BIZ
Harvard Upon the whole. the Navy
easily maintained the lead.
II was the closing local match for
the Naval academy fsncers. They have
had Ave contests here, and won them
eli. and the Navy contingent - looking
To . victory ii the TntercoIleg late
tournament, which takes place III
New York city April and 5. and to
which the academy will send Its team.
The summary of the Saturday afser-
noon match follows: Smeaaia. Naxai
academy, defeated Ordway. Harvard.
g-S Donnelly, Naval academy, defeat
ed snows Harvard. 81; Gay, Harvard.
defeated Calnan, Naval academy, 7-s;
Calnan. Naval academy defeated
Ordway, Harvard. If-4: Donnelly,
Naval academy. defeated Gay, Har-
yard, 14-i0; Snow. Harvard, defeated
smeilie, Naval Academy. s-S;
Gay, Harvard. defeated Bargag, Ma
vAl academy. s-4; Van Cleve, Naval
academy, defeated SNOW, Harvard,
81: Donnelly. Naval Academy, de-
Seatad Ordway, Harvard. 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
M - PAI. &C q

Marguerite Clark. 1m delightful
uTixati0n 0g her gxeakest stage
SUCCESS, runella, win be the ex-
kfSsn4ly en5oyahle attraction at the
Palace this evening
PrmnegIa, the child heroine, Ii
prsnaHy learning her lsasos in the
garden surrounded on the north,
south and vest ~ her queer splnstei
annts. Prisn, Privacy and Prude- A
troupe of yagahond players has come
10 fnwn that day and the aunts des-
psrafeIy fear their innocent Pruneila
may chance 10 catch glimpse Of the
merry triI &. As the sounds Of music
and revelry approach the aunts bid
PruneiIa hasten 70 the houase With
them and they close All its shutters.
UNFORTUNATELY for their plans. though,
Privacy drops the key % the garden
gate and sends Prunelia 10 fetch IL In
40 doing. the child is moved ~ ire
pressible curiosity and takes Just one
peep owe rthe garden hedge. standing
ON her little stool on tip toes. The
PierrOf swinging along the road 81
the head of the laughing nummers
sees her and gayly leaps the hedge e
make violent love to the pretty child
That night he comes with q iaddel
and steals her away while the aunts
lslumber peacefully and none tOt
silently. The scene shifts back to III.
told garden three years later. on !
moonlight night just like the one whef
| Pierrot had stolen Prunelia away
There Is only one OF the asnts therl
now and she Ii leaving, Cor she hai
sold the house 10 rich gentleman, !
stranger, and only awaits his coming
Ito give up the keys Fer snrpris'
when she discovers that Il Ii Pierro
!! himself, returned saddened and wise
Ito await PrunelIa's return to her ol,
home. Ii as great AZ that of the spec
ltator when Prunella, too, comes bacl
Ito the old garden
Cupida Day on. Mack Sennet
comedy will also. Le shown This Is a
extremely enjoyable show this even
| ing, 30 don't fall 10 enjoy It Tonor
row, Thomas II. Tnce's special biI
production, The Midnight PATROL
also Pathe News
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
WI Il is soCcER7
RI HAS WON PLACE
AT NAVAL. AcADEAsY Il

Now that soccer has been initiated
- competitive sport at the Naval
academy. Ii may ba OF interest 70
knnw something Of the game, and what
lss place ID to BE III the academy rou-
tine. The game ID not overburdened
with rules and the general plan of
playing Il quickly graspad BY spec
tatorB. The object of the opposing
team Ii samply to drive the bail.
one consisting OF q rubber bladder
coyered with leather, hetwaen the
goges og the opposing goal and under
SIS croes bar Each success Ia such
"a saort ee6saa one point.
Islsa hall may ha propelled BY kick
ing Il or striking it with the head or
any portion og the body except the
arms ana legs. The goal tender Is
specially privileged, and may catch and
thr0w fhs ball or hit It with his nst
The game calls for great activity and
suburb condition. as well SIS much
nslnbleness os foot til the 1rtbbling
ana naassng Of tie ball. practically all
Z be wAlcA has to Be done By means 0e
tAe pedal egtremisies Although the
rams II III sEa infancy at the academy
as yst. it, possibilities In the way Of
team play were plainly indicated. The
agae y played hy eleven men on each
Soccer ia spoken 0g "a an @ail the
gaar round game. However q Is
rarely played Id the summer and
sae season FOR the game In the COLI
leses Rsnerally comedies with the In
tarcoli9iRse game, perhaps lasting.
d LITTLE loager. aIt ID proposed 10 30
esTe rsssaIar acheaule next year.
ccosr han besn played previously at
the acadeny, but limited "a class cons
esasa.
Tae establishment Of the game ap0n
its prassnk basis III due largely - the
sssorte og Aaiashipman Frank Taylor.
Ot aha siKas class, who captains the
team, ax6 Instructor g. d. ID. Lag
aaFdsa. DR taas G0dsrn Language Da-
aEsnnans wao 10 an expers, haytng
piaysa "a ths team of Columbia tIni-
veFatfy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31

BY
seas Baltimore City College,
10 h Tn Came In Which,
High vgind Figured
CAUGHT ON WITH CROWD

80 debut OF the midshIpmsn into
aae nald Of soccer Sc compel titivs
ogs, vas marked BY victory over
ltsmOge City college, In the game
played as the academy On Saturday
fsaruoon. the score being 70 L Upon
me whole, Il may be said that the con
ssaa @awa promise of the game becona-
ae popular hers unless & has to com.
Dese with intercollegiate football, the
asAe0as of the two sports being neaFly
Identical. Against football, AZ We
know ii, soccer d not likely to have
saneh chance
Ihe naar-hurEicane OF Saturday AFT
sm60n was tie occasion for some new
incidents IL local sport II blew
asFalaht down the field. and all the
aeorin@ was done when the win6 was
81 the hack of the scoring team. The
sEsat0ra, some De whom It must be
saIa, locked rather older than . rep
assentatlva team Of Baltimore City coll
lose generally Il, scored q goal after
s0al Iii the Arss half, this yielding
an opportunity Cor free kick, much
- the Eyy from the foul line IN basket
ll In the second half. when the
ngdah hspmen had the adyantage Of the
Wind. thsy scored two field goals. 70
zcahane goes the honor Of scoring
shs Grat points for the Naval academy
iii this sport, while Mcvay kicked the
second goal.
while experts say there Is much
faoga tn the game than appeared on
EmGagday. II could be aeen that the
team work Of the competing aggrega-
sona was not very well developed at
present. Upon fhs whole. the navy
team dla the better passing at most
asagaa cf the game. though the latter
paRg vas fought Oh very even terms.
8tAe summary
Naval academy Taylor, tel, CEN
tss S6rward: McYay, inside right: Me-
hans. inside left; Coulter, outside
right coMman, outside left Worth
eenter hair: Hanlon. left half;
aetche. right hals; Butler. left full;
aAogaam. right full; Doe, goal.
baltimore City college Neuan. CEN
a6r forward; Niles, inside right: DON
MA. inside left Horne, outside right
SAans, outside LETT Baudy. center
haltt Asllisr. (c.). right half; koleske.
8aEt full: Ammon, right full: Moore.
moal
C0ala from held-Nayal aaadezly,
aGcEhana. Mcvay. Goals after foul
slmore City college, Neuep. Ref
srsa, Mr.. Ia duardia, Columbia. Time
of hAlYsa s5 minutes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
ers 81 D Ksyss

baoeor vehicla ConznlsaioneE y
Aussan Baughrsan. has ISSUED hla
weekly ruport 1T viointOrs Os ths mo-
fur car regulations
ii list 0E ansn and convictions Tor
the week endIng March 2s, 1913, cov-
ers three closely typswrltten typsd
Daxes. the 0nos for Baltimore city
alOne amounting 70 81 ,s1s
AZ An evidence that women are
rated more careful drivers than men,
In aal this long list Of offenders. only
one ia : woman.
Speeding. driving without license
card iii possession. and reckless driF-
Ing come in the most Of the 0ffenses.
Those in the county the past week,
which, however. DO not include An
napolis amount 10 s64i In fines, max
ing i sotaa of $3.50 received for ilnea
the past week alone as the otlice 81 the
Motor Vehicle Commissioners
Al number of licensea have been sns-
pended ana revoked. and some re-
fused Ia the long list only two
names of women appear
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
AcnenaY Raseball Llaenp

Coach Billy Lush will probably start
n. Baker on the slab Ia the season
opening game against the Baltimore
Orioles here on Wednesday, with =. N.
Baker and Bolton 40 changes. Cough
ley will catch, and the other poai-
tons viii he filled as follows: First
base, Pino; third base, Whelchel; !;
short stop, Miner: left field, stubbs;
center field, Blakeslee, lcaptainl;s !
right field. Rawlings
All the places will be fllled BY their
regular occupants of last season. ex-
cept right feId. for which pIebe
has made good EIe Il Rawlings, from
the University Of Cincinnati, who
played number of games as = back
on the football team last fall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
DANNY CUPID SHOOTING
MANY ARROWS ABOUT

Little Daniel Cupid, that renowned
archer. scattered his pointed darts
about the court honFse Saturday and
today ID unusual measure with the re-
suit chat four marriage licenses were
granted by Clerk m. N. woodward.
Tdcenssa were issued today to Dan.
ie1 Arr0wood, s4. Camp Meade, and
F'arncaa Nj Edwards, divorces. AZ. d
Baltimore: Rolan c. WoltE. q. and
Genevisye VI. Baron, 20. both 81 Bal
tiSnoFe
On SATURDAY q license was granted
ID Howard Ezommerbocker. 81. and
Hiss Mabel Morrissett, is. both of Bal
timOre and another to Noel O. Wood,
-. and Kathryn ii. GEigsby. Is. both
az yVhahfnaton. b. G.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
BIG FOOTBALL GAMES
FOR 1920, BELIEVES
ACADEMY OFFICIAL

The athletic ofElcials of the Naval
academy have strong reasons for be-
lieving that they will establish rela-
tions with at least two of the biggest
football colleges OF the east 90 that
annual football games will be played
with the nidshipmen beginning the
season of 1890. The expectation of
getting any big game except that
season has been abandoned.
The favorable attitude Of these In
stitutions, which cannot be indicated
at this time, was caused largely by
the recent consultations between
Lieut.. -Comdrs Joe II. Morrison, row
Ing representative, and leading man
from those colleges. Mr Morrison
was very successful ia securing row
Ing races for the midshlpmen Tor this
season, and also paved the way for
relations in othsr branches, particu-
larly football It IL felt that the
Naval academy should have q sched-
nle ID this sport, IN particular worthy
of the place Il Il now assuming ID attn
latics,
la order to make these two games
annual affairs. the Naval academy attaA
letic authorities hope to secure re-
newal of the rule BY which the team
could play one game away from home
each season, besides the game agains
West Point This would make pos
sible games with two Of the big col
lagss. each Of which would alternate
In playing the midshipmen at Annap-
oils and on their own home grounds.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
al Reverse KIek

The high wind on Saturday caused
several unusual incidents. and All the
scoring was done when the side WAS
working Iii the direction of It's drive.
one funny thing happened In the sec
ond half. Al City College man, stand.
ing about one-third of the distance of
the field from his own goal tried to
kick against the wind The ball went
into the air. and high over his head
and backward. II. rolled across ehe
baseball aeld and finally stopped near
the stands On the TAR side. The kick
covered st least LIS yards HI the re.
verse direction
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31

nr the ae00n6 consecutive season,
ny2 y2eania Gsate haa wum the ehmras
kip a the DasAEO0E Elegla1a wreat-
sg Aaxlon Is ss Interesting g0
mosa that snn Etake loa every boat
"a Go masa with tna azs sara, ID
s Il can as aasa 5usg hOgg hlaA the
sssay graupaeFa esasa an the ags.
s t@ak pIAcs Saturday night
s. A sia ss ssssonsl
Ehlrs
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
AeknSy

Mrs. Hambruch left flfty cents at
this o16ce Saturday afternoon for the
Emergency hospital.
Contributions received at the Capi-
tal office today are from Mrs Charles
II. Dexter. $500: Frank SIama and
son, $500, and aEr. and Mrs. ]. @.
Weaver, at West Annapolis, $500.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31

kerehw mnnomnCe my camdidacy KBk kaae
eeee ne Csussty CemEaasalcnsr g Atsne
sg& u aAA action 0E tAa IeanngFnete SRI
saMxse6 30 9epEegnbeE Xpug aapporE will
az & j. GRANT cOLRoU
B~tf
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
ssTvE Old r:E IS 70
N RED CROSS

s...A vOng Donations this Week'
.,snysav s,,,,,. vsnppaa and tied e shs
!, -ss 4. sssai huilding, Duke Ot Gloucss-
ssr street. and help aueEans maaaa0nA
EIn Europe
Don't wait. do & now
The drive will cloae Weda
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31

Tha freshman Ii always ! nrat-claaa
fellow
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31
DREDGING ETARB0R AT
CLAIBORNE STARTED

work og dredging the laarhor a
Claiborne about the dock to 10 ussd
cor the Annapolis. .Ciaiborne ferry was
started toaay Extensive iraprOya-
rnanta are planned there sntailing aA
expenditure 0g s10.O0e. The work viii
BE- pushed b cOmplesion 81 sOon 81
possible
what work is u ba done here. In
clading the strengs heniag nk tha city
deck ana ether details has not yss
hesn atarted but viii 30 ungor way
soon. Governor Harrington sid ao~
day. The T0sanaensa piamned here
viii call FOR the expenditure og ap-
proxinataly st,eee and VII not ~
QuEre long % maize.
srhe Tnoas K'asa0n bosk Win arrtve
En Annnp0lss 9rnx0 New York shout
the middle 0 naxt uaonsh
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31

III you fall to ret your copy O2 The
Evening Capital. Phone 60.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-31

Esw esa &Egap ar Rwl
aaks 1R1v TAs s 0AEll
TONIC ir b ay IRON ana
UgyEasTgs Ia syrup. 81
paas iaG evsn sea6 lxks 81. vosa
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19


into 8 tenrments, with large lot Of 7s feet
by $50 feet, which will make the price
right for the owners are aged people who
want to dispose of IL
R-4-Here is another 6-room cottage on
Merchant street, all finished in natural wood.
with bath, and with lot front 90 feet by So
feet deep, with gas. electric lights, 2 porches
| and L 2-story house and also has a henhouse,
for the small sum Of sl,s00.00, or would trade
for farm that ID small
R-6-Another bargain, q 2-tenemnet house
near Spauldng school, Of ie rooms, well d.
vided house and in q very good shape with
to have . home of his own and can rent one
side to help pay for his home. for the small
sum of s2,500.0o and very easy terms. or
would trade for farm.
S-I--Here Is another charming home out
side the city on the Montpelier road on ear
line, a 6-roou cottage all finished in mission
fireplace set tubs, electric lights, spring wa
ter. a large lot 100 feet front by ITS feet
deep, and a aplendid garden lots Of berries
and small barn for a COW. pig and poultry
these buildings are practically new, being
built in 1915 this viii go at the small sum
Of 100000 and on easy terms.
W-4-Here is a cottage Of rooms and in
8 good condition, and also in good location,
with bath, good garden, and has both spring
and city water which we will sell at the
right price, for the owner wants to leave the
city and the terms are right: also farms of
all descriptions with or without stock and
tools. Amy further information, refer 70
j. J. DASHNFR
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Rowland Building
Telephone $40 Barre, Vermont
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED - Woman to care for children
daytimes address 27 Branch street after T.
upstairs. 55tea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

Clarence =. Kline, 2l, who was found
guilty in Rutland city court Of stealing
shirts from the factory of Tauber, Lip
ton & Co. in that city, will 60 back to
the house Of correction to serve year,
which is the unexpired term of an old
sentence on which he was out on proba
tion. Kline admitted taking several
shirts for his own use and seven were
found in his room when it was searched
Kline had been serving a sentence for
entering house in Rutland in 1917 and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19
CAS- TORIA
For Infants and Children
I'm Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears ~ -.----ss
s,ss. 'ss :, I1zAzzZs
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF JoHN w. AyERILI

ESTATE OF JOHN w. AVERkLL
The undersigned, having been appointed by
the honorable probate court for the district OF
Washington, commissioners, to receive, exam.
inc. and adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate Of John w. Averill.
late of the town Of Barre, in said district de-
ceased, and all claims exhibited in offset there
to. hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose aforesaid, at the Office of the Tilden
trict, on the 5th day Of June and 9Th day OF
November next. from o'clock a. m. until
o'clock D. M, on each Of said days, and that
six months from the 10th day Of May. A. D.
1919, is the time limited by said court for said
creditors TO present their claims to us for ef
animation and allowance.
Dated at the city Of Barre. this 18th day OF
May, A, d. 1919.
], WARD CARVER,
ARTHUR c. TILDEN, Commissioners,
May19-2sJunel
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

stealing mileages and watches, and his
last offense constituted breach of pro-
baton. Since his release he had been
working for the Tauber, Upton company.
An auto collision in South Charles
town, N. H., few days ago involved
Edward Hart of Morrisville, in whose
Saxon car were riding his wife and Miss
Beatrice Shoana of Morrisville and his
sister, Mrs. Charles L. Fisk and children
Of Springfield, and the car Of Miss M. w
Sullivan of Chester, which contained
Miss Sullivan, her sister, and the latter's
son, besides the chauffeur Fletcher
Snow To avoid running into motor
cycle or each other, each car turned from
the highway into field and eollided
with the other there. The Saxon was
completely wrecked Mr. Hart had re-
Gently driven it from Ohio without acct
dent The Sullivan car was heavy one
and was unchanged, but the chauffeur,
who had been an ambulance driver in
Italy during the whole war, was much
chagrned to have his worst mishap oc
cur on quiet road in Vermont. Mrs.
Fisk's lips were cut so that the jaw bone
was exposed and she will be permanently
SCARED Mr.. Hart was badly cut on one
side of his neck, barely escaping the
jugular vein,
Henry Fox of Plymouth, who had lived
more or less the life of hermit, died
recently at the Brattleboro retreat,
where he had been for month Mr..
Fox life had been very interesting one,
He was born in England in lS43, was a
soldier in the British army and later
was chief steward on line of vessels
running between England and this coun-
try About 40 years ago he came to
Ludlow and for time had an assayer's
office there, but when the Rocks Mining
company was formed at Plymouth he
went to the mines as an assayer and
remained there until about month be
fore his death. Mr. Fox in his younger
days was very prominent Mason and
Odd Fellow. He was member of Black
River lodge and Okemo chapter of Lud-
low, Killington commandery at Rutland
and of the Vermont consistory, sd de-
gree Masons, at Burlington. For num-
Der of years he belonged to Aleppo tenn
pie, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, in Bos-
ton. He was very well educated man
and could speak at least three languages.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

During a recent thunder shower, the
barn of Edward James in Twenty Mile
Stream (near Ludlow was struck by
lightning, which ran down the boards
and tore them off, throwing them quite
distance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

TO REMIT ~room upstairs tenement at
% Summer street electric lights and bath
rent, Sill inquire at 20 Church street or tel
b07.M. a4f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

TO RENT-Five-room upstairs tenement at
45 Maple avenue inquire of Mrs Shallow, "a
Keith avenue, or at az Maple avenue. upstairs
35tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

Part of the upper Jones h Lamson
shop in Springfield is being converted
into one of the largest and best gym
nasiums in the state. Capt. Edward +.
ODowd of Boston has been engaged to
have charge of the activities conferred
there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19
"of All Sad Words

Of tongue or pen, the saddest are these
He might have been" insured. We
cannot guarantee your life, but we can
guarantee your life income. National
Life ms. Co., of Vt. tMutual) S. s.
Ballard, general agent, Rialto block
Montpelier, VT.
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Four Lines for Csc

The Times will publish Wants, Lost and Found.
For Sale, To Let, etc.--short advertisements
for the fist insertion and Ave cents for each
subsequent Insertion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-19

Must be sold TO settle estate house with
hardwood floors and finish and wired FOR cleo
trio lights wide porch on front; 8 good
rooms and very pleasantly located good large
lot and some fruit barn price only $l,2oo.0o
with payment Of $4,000 70 $4,000 down.