The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Herbert Benjamin has arrived iron
Springfield to pass the week end witt
his people in the city.
William d. Perry OF Hartford, Conn,
arrived in the city this morning ant
will visit relatives and friends here foj
a week.
Rings, watches. jewelry, silverware
clocks for graduation and weddings a,
Goodfellow's, the little shop with the
big stock.--adv.
y A son, weighing eight and one hall
pounds was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Owen of Warren
street at the City hospital
| Mrs, r. D. Waterman and Miss Dora
y! Delaney of Burlington are the
guests of their sister, Mrs. James T
Marion, of Franklin street
Reserve Saturday night, June IS, and
attend the benefit dance in Clan Cor
don hall. Dances to suit old and young.
Admission 81 a couple.-adv.
Alden Burke returned this morning
to Burlington, where he is a student
at the University of Vermont, after
spending few days at his. home in
the city while attending the COM
mencement exercises of Spaulding high
school.
Albert Lyon, junior at Dartmouth
college during the past year, arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon at the
conclusion of the years work. Mr..
Lyon will pass couple Of weeks with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Lyon,
of Highland avenue before going into
Maine as a salesman for the Fuller
Brush company, with territory in
Brunswick and Bath, for the summer
months.
Berlin farm of 300 acres withenearly
100 acres of wood and timber; only
three and one-half miles from Barre
City. Splendid l50-foot barn with
basement; two-story house; tie ups
for so head Sugar bush of 700 ma
Piles, equipped. There is large amount
of lumber, cedar and hard wood Is
pleasantly located in the very best
farming section. Is equipped with a
fine lot of tools, Empire mixer, Papic
silage cutter, s H. p. engine, sulky
cultivator, corn harvester, sulky pillow, |
manure spreader, potato digger, lot of
wagons, sleds, harnesses, and other |
farming machinery Partially stocked |
with 20 head and heavy teams. A
chance to make some money in wood |
and lumber and general farming. This
farm cut about l25 tons of hay last
season besides other crops. The owner
might take house in exchange, or will
sell with payment Of one fourth OF
the purchase price down. Price Is sl6,-
300. If interested in farm with wood,
located near Barre, this will appeal
% you The D. A, Perry Real Estate
igency.-adv.
Some time Wednesday between the
hours OF Q a. nj. and s p. m. the home
If A. P. Newman of the Plainfield
Dad was broken into and along with
um of money several valuable arti.
les were taken. The property stolen in
luded s25 in money, two silk shirt.
waists, four razors that Mr.. Newman
'aid sig for, two of the best fishing
eels which he owned and a lot of
'aluable fishing tackle. Mr.. and Mrs
Newman, accompanied by their two
left for Montpelier Wednes-
ay morning around 0 o'clock to at
end the performances of the circus. |
Ipon returning to their home about
o'clock they were first warned that 4
he house had been entered when they !
Dund the kitchen door unlocked. Max Z
,g further investigation, the owner 7
ound one of his picks and shovels ~ Y
lg near an open window in the rear |
the house. Evidently the person 7
r persons making the break had tax. {
n Mr.. Newman's own implements, a
breed the rear window, ransacked the ]
ouse and had turned the key In the =
itchen door and made his exit. AL a
nough no clue has been left to iden- {
fly the robber, Mr.. Newman has sus- y
icion of the guilty one. He immedi.
tely notified the proper town author
les of what happened but as yet no
rrests have been made. :