The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-22
TALK or THE TOWN

Just arrived, old-fashioned cream
chocolates. 20c ID. Marchetti's Fruit
| Store. adv.
| Tonight Tonight! universalis'
| church. An entertainment that vii
amuse and entertain you---adv.
| A son was born at Heaton hospita
| in Montpelier yesterday to Mr. anc
Mrs. Luke Gallagher of Barre.
Aldo Poletti, who has been attending
Harvard, has been called to the city
because of the illness Of his father.
w. T. Jackson, who has been visit.
ing relatives in Hartford, Conn.,, has
returned to his home in South Barre
| First dance OF the season by Young
Mems club Of Uniyersalist church Dec
II; CAROLS orchestra; price, 81; 8 e
p. m.ady.
Mrs. Irene Rossi of High Hoborr
street has resumed work in the Union
Dry Goods Co. store, after q couple
Of weeks vacation.
George Hudson returned yesterday
to Plainfield, after passing the week
end with his brother, Reuben, at his
home on Currier street.
Mrs. John Stevens and son, Aaron
who have been in the city for over
the week end with friends, returned Oh
Sunday to their home in Troy, N. Y.
Miss Bertha Higgs has completed
duties in the II. s. Parks insurance
office in the Rowland building. after
working there for about six months
A gallon of our anti-freeze might
save you an expensive freeze-up. Don't
get caught because the weather has
changed 81 a gallon at BENEFITS gar
age.--adv.
Miss Thelma Miles has begun tenn
porary work in the Quarry Saving,
bank She was formerly employed in
the Office of the Goodfellow garage at
the north end.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Adams of South
Main street have returned to Barre
from Haverhilf, Mass, where they have
been visiting friends for several days.
They made the trip by automobile.
Wholly independent Be your own
employer with a regular income--rain
or shine. This is what goes with this
one-m man farm, just outside the city
limits. Choice location, within walk
ing distance Of the city schools; splen-
did market, churches, etc, etc. As a
dairy farm, one man can easily do the
work caring for the stock. keeping
lust about as much as one man cares
to look after-from 8 to IL COWS or
more. Just at this time, there are
eight as fine cows as can easily be
found Milk sold at wholesale, except
fof few retail customers; six cows
being now in milk, the income being
S35 weekly. If one were milking as
many more, the income, of course
well, you can figure it. Suppose man
wants to earn mere; splendid chance
for ponltry--and yet more--land Is
finely adapted for garden truck and
berries. The splendid draft team which
Is included can easily do the work on
the farm and earn several hundred
dollars each year besides. Should one
want to establish a small milk route,
at least 50 per cent can be added to
the income. Why is II for saleg A
pertinent question as this kind of
proposition is not usually offered, but
sickness makes immediate sale neces-
sary. Interested in becoming as in
dependent as the man with a millionf
Get full particulars at onee-next week
may be too late. The buildings on
this desirable property are lighted by
electricity; in good shape; tools are
practically all new. fodder 10 feed the
dairy. an income OF s. per day from
the start, and 40 pullets READY to Law.
Under the circumstances this desirable
home and business complete, even TO
wood in the shed, can be bought for
81 900. Ask about our No. $780, The
ID. A. Perry Real Estate agency-adv.