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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-09
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS BUREAU.
Has Been Established at Norwich Uni
versity.

There has been established at Nor,
witch university, within the department
Of political science, bureau Of mu-
nicipal affairs which will hold Itself
ready to give assistance to the coun-
ties, cities, towns and villages OF Yer
mont in the solution Of problems pc
culiar to municipal corporations.
|. BY giving information upon re.
quest regarding community organiza-
ton, town planning, and the admins
tration Of local government,
q BY publishing bulletins dealing
with problems Of government, which
are Of current interest and distribut
ing them to municipal officers, civic
organizations, and libraries.
8. By encouraging the establishment
Of local town reference bureaus.
4. BY providing communities with
speakers on governmental topics.
s. By holding local government con-
ferences
The establishment Of this bureau Is
continuation Of the work already
done in this field by Norwich through
the publication. Of the bulletins on
poor relief and town planning. X. r.
b. Flint, professor Of political science,
will be director of the bureau, and to
him should be addressed all commune
cations relating thereto.
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ESTATE OF ADA PATCH.

State OF Vermont District Of WASHINGTON So
The honorable probate court for the dis
tricf Of Washington; to all persons interest
ed in the estate Of Ada Patch. of Town Of
Barre. in said district, deceased. GREET
ING.
At probate court, holden at Montpelier
within and for said district on the z5th day
OF October. 1921, Della M. Patch. guardian
unto Ada Patch. a minor. of the Town of
Barre. in said district. makes application
% file in said court new bond. with
surcties in substitution for her guardians
bond now on file in SAID court
And X 10 ordered by said court that the
18th day of November. 1921, at the pro-
bate office in said Montpelier. be assigned
for hearing on said application. and that
notice thereof be given to all persons con-
ccrned. by publishing this order three weeks
succcssively in the Barre Daily Times, a
newspaper circulating in that vicinity. In
said district. previous TO the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 70
appear before said Court, at the time aud
place aforesaid. and contest the probate Of
said will. II you have cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier. in
said district, this 25th day OF October, 1921.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
0e+9r N,x9- a
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THURSDAY, NOV. 10.
at l o'clock p. m. sharp.
STOCK
Tuberculin Tested

Consisting Of cows; one 4-year. old
full bloodcd Jersey COW, just fresh,
grade Guernsey and Jersey, freshened
about Sept. 10, two 3-year-old heifers
that freshened July lst. And ) older
cows giving milk. One 3-year old
heifer, grade Holstein, one yearlinR
heifer, one horse IL years old, one bay
mare good for r. r. d. route. one pair
chestnut colts and years old, dandy
workers. one 2-year- old colt.
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MET AT CABOT.
Official Visitation of District Deputies,
Order of Eastern STAR

At recent date. delegates from
Ruth chapter. No SO, of Barre ant
Beulah chapter, No. Is, of Randolph
visited Green Mountain chapter a.
Cabot.
These chapters are honored by thu
appointment of Mrs. Mary Mackay o.
Barre as district grand matron, anC
DR.. H. w. Holden of Randolph as dis
trict deputy grand patron, and this
was their official visitation at Cabot
chapter. These officers took with them
from their own chapters officers and
members and the party were Joined
there by Associate Grand Matron Mrs
Nellie M. Smythe Of ST. Johnsbury
Arthur Tilden, associate grand patror
Of Barre, and Mrs. Tilden, past CRANE
matron, Mrs. Abbie D. Stone of vii
Jamestown, and d. V. Stone, past dis
trict deputy grand patron of thu
fourth district, and also past anC
present worthy matrons and patrons
from other places. Past Grand Patron
Harry D. McCrillis was also present
this being his home chapter.
! On their arrival at Cabot, the guests
were cordially received, and given 9
warm welcome. In the dining room
into which the guests were ushered, .
fine chicken-pie supper was served, anc
the cheerful spirit which prevailed
here again testified to the pleasure the
guests were given while there.
The meeting opened with the regu
lar officers in their stations with few
substitutes. Here were found Mrs
Genevieve McCrillis as worthy matron
and the worthy patron, George Nc
Crillis, the son, and these were sup
ported by good corps of officers. This
chapter has always had an enyiabls
reputation for the fine work, and only
a few years ago il was honored by an
invitation to confer the degrees at the
annual grand chapter meeting, which
II accepted, and AT st. Johnsbury the
officers performed the initiatory cere
monies in manner to reflect credit
upon themselves and honor to the
chapter of which they were members
n This year their first officers are moth
err and son, an unusual circumstance
but the work performed by then
proved the wisdom of the chapter in
selecting them TO preside in. the east
The degrees were conferred at this
meeting upon candidates in an almost
faultless manner. The worthy matron
and worthy patron presided with dig
nifty and grace. giving the work let
ter perfect. The other officers were
q strong support, and all performed
their duties in an exceptional man.
uer, with much expression and the en-
tire ceremony was very impressive
they gained many words of common
dation from the guests and were
worthy Of the compliments bestowed
upon .hsm The review of the work
was given by the deputies and the as
sociate grand matron and associate
grand patron gave short addresses
The closing then took place and at q
late hour the guests departed. many
Of them taking long rides to reach
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TENEMENT TO RENT-Forsythe place. 8
room fist. first floor. newly painted and
papered; f. l.. Smith; call A. w. Clark:
nnirter Tel 2a6-Y l9ltf
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FOR SALE

WE ARE THRO Ugh MAKING CIDER
Have few s and 10 gal kegs Of cider.
Will keep sweet for some time also boiled
cider and Jelly; Dix J.. Camp, Randolph Ctr.
VT. 2oit2
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP FOR SALE
Fully equipped with machinery practically
no competition; good place for harness
work reasonable price for cash. IT, A.
Mack. Bethel. VT l9Ste
FOR SALE "A kitchen range; an Office
chairs set of springs and mattress garden
tools and many other household articles. Mrs
James +. Smith, 35 Merchant street. lsoh
TONNES WOOD is DRY-Cail CIR
brings a load TO your door. 2o0tf
FOR SALE--A parlor coal heater, also two
iron beds iwth springs II. T. Nelson,
Church street, Tel. 5s4-R i17tf
FOR sALE--one Lane No. I sawmill q
VIII trade for cows phone 201-M write
"A. W. Phelps, Barre. VT. 196t1s
FOR SALE Spayed female fox sound
years old Frank Mast. 2s Brook 81 1861
FOR SALE Medium sized coal heater in
good condition also ladies' leather coat
size S6. practically new both will be sold
1914
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NOTICE


TIC Whom IL May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the following
streets, and portions Of streets in the city
OF Barre. VT. have been watered pr diea
with the provisions Of Act 255 OF the Acts
Of the General Assembly Of 1906 and
amendments Of the same, namely:
Ayers street. from So. Main 70 bridge
So. Main St. 10 Ayers street; North Main
to Blackwell; Depot So from. No. Main to
M. & W. n. r. tracks; Maple Ave, from
No. Main to Brook Cottage street Sem
mary street, northerly end. from No, Main
St. to Maple Aye. Seminary street, sosItfl-
erly end. from No. Main street to Summer
TO Bolster plant; West St, from No. Main
to Summer street; Merchant. from fp.
Main to Summer and Wellington 70 War
rem; Central St. Eastern Ave, from Elm
to Park street Keith Ave. !; Summer -. ;
En ss% Ass psT. s. s sen
Ave. to Academy street; CHURCH St. JEFF
ferson St Washington st. to Nelson Pros
pect from Main to bridge; Brook st. from
NJ, Main to Maple Ave. Beekiey from No.
from Merchant to Walnut St.; Walnut 81. !:
Berlin street. from No. Main TO g. Y.
tracks Perry from Hill street to Z. e.
Gly~on's; fremont from Sheridan 20
Franklin and Park to Elm Sheridan from
Wellington to Beacon: Brock from bridge
top Of Jockey Hollow Hill to Quarry St
The street commissioners will meet in the
City council chamber In the City Of Barre.
Vt. on the iath day Of Nov. 1921, at z
o'clock in the afternoon. Then and there
to determine upon and make such assess-
ments Said assessment will be due on
the Goth day OF Nov. 1921, and payable with
in Is days thereafter at the Office Of the
City Treasurer.
EDWIN KEAST.
T. c. MCCARTHY
d. v. OSSOLA.
Street Commissioners in and
for City OF Barre, vt.
Mo AZ ~
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FARMS FOR SALE
200 Acre Farm; Electric Lights;


Horses, Tools, 10 Cows
Manure spreader about SO tons hay, equip
rnent included; progressive community.
prosperous farmers near village; short
drive r. r town fertile. loamy tillRge |:
so-ccw wire-feneed pasture estimated
1000 cords wood. abundance 6mber; lots
apples. pears. cherries. berries; large sugar
grove, equipment brought $3.50 last year !;
comfortable 14-room house, electric lights,
piazza good basement barn, silo. black
smith shop. garage, poultry house owner
called away, $3.50 takes all. part cash, easy
terms. Independence for first man here !;
catalog free; Chas e. Patten, Northheld
VI Noy9-Il
FOR SALE--A hill farm mi. from Mont
pelier; ga mi. from school; con-
tains $50 acres. comprising 50 acres til
iage, level fields and SO acres OF pasture !;
balance in woodland, mostly hard sfood
first class sugar orchard Of 1000 trees or
more; buildings modern. and in hrst-cisss
condition to be sold with or without stock ;
ton. 1925
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF FLORA NJ. noUsT0N.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the honorable probate court for the dis
trict of Washington. commissioners. 70 re
ceive. examine. and adjust the claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the estate OF
Flora M. Houston late OF City Of Barre
In said district. deceased. and all claims
exhibited IN offset thereto. hereby give
notice that we viii meet for the purpose
aforesaid, at the cfIiee Of Smith. Whitcornh
& Cook Co, in the City Of Barre. in said
district on the 25th day Of November and
2lst day OF April next. from 10 O'Clock
A. m. until O'Clock p. m. on each OF said
days and that six months from The 25th day
Of October. A. D. 1921. is The tirne iiniie'
their claims to US for examination and
allowance
Dated at City Of Barre this sist day Of
October. A. ID. 1921.
THOMAS II. CAVE. Jr..
FRANK L. SMALL. Commissioner.
Asstr1-o al
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COMMISSIONERS NOVICE
ESTATE OF EyELINA ALLAIRR

oy the honorable probate court for the dis
trict OF Randolph. commissioners, 10 re
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and de
rlands Of all pe1zons against the estate Of
Evalinn Allaire. late Of Williamstown. in
said district deceased, and all claims exhib-
ted in offsst thereto. hereby give notice that
ee viii meet for the purpose aforesaid. at
the store Of Mrs. II. Rouse in the town Of
williamstown. in said district on the 18th des
cf November and 9Th day OF May next
from o'clock ?. m, until o'clock ,. m,
on each Of said days and that six months
frcr, the 9Th day Of November, A. ID. 1921.
n the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to u Tor
examination and allowance.
Dated at Williamstown. this 18th day OF
November. A. D. 1921.
A. l.. FOSTER.
FRED LoNGcHAMP. Commissioners
kruo-ff-qa
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CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over so Years
s,... :: ), l4Mzza.
AUCTION
THURSDAY,
at 10 o'clock,
November 10, 1921,
at No. "a Wellington ST.,
Barre, VT.

The following property de-
scribed will be sold at auction
to the highest bidder.
The three tenement dwelling
house and lot of land there
with, located at No. 2S-30-32
Merchant street. in the City Of
Barre, VT, equipped with mod
ern plumbing, bath and
lights.
Also the following described
personal property: Household
furniture, beds, bedding,
crockery, stoves, piping, chairs,
tables, coal, wagons, buggies,
speed cart, sleigh, harnesses,
one horse, 6 years old, one
Stanley Touring Car, equip
ment of tools; blankets, robes
and other personal property.
B. A. SUMNER, Agent.
o. II. HALE, Auctioneer.
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ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting Of the Barre Local o.
the New England MIX Producers Assn. viii
b. held in Carpenter hall. Worthen block.
wednesday evening. Nov. at O'Clock
The business viii be election OF officers
and election Of delegates 70 the County
meeting 20 be held in Montpelier soon. X
A. Briggs. county agent. and F. II. Abbott,
SPEAK nt this meeting. Mr.. Abbott i now
with The Eastern States Exchange. You
viii be interested 70 hear him talk on milk
problems.
J. A.CUMMING.
S. n-rre rx-sri n Il NJ 7. A.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

GOOD OPPORTUNITY for party wishing
70 cnraxc in the manufaeture Of special
~ granite sell known % the rctrii trade.
Tfr-to-dafe plant ready 70 operate, some
capital REQUIRED eoumunicate with u. v.
W. Times Office lseu
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their homes, but all feeling well re
paid for the effort. Many expressions
OF good will were given and all left,
wishing for another visit to Green
Mountain chapter. at no very distant
day.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Saturday night between Hourhton
Robins and Candy Kitchen. sun of
money finder please return To this Office
sDd receive reward. 2olts.
FOUND--A yesriing heifcr. now in my barn.
which owner may have BY proving proper
" and paying charges; NJ. J. Mclean
williamstown. Vt. Tel. sss-z2. 2eots
NoTTCE-will the party who took the gents
brown soft felt hat. BY mistake. from
H-wisnd hall, Goose Green night please re-
turn to Times Office forexehanre- 1878
LOST Between Kirnball Corner and Orange
Center, one Ford auto chain. on Sunday.
Nov s: fnder please notify Edwin y.
Peake. r. F. d. 4. Barre. zoot2'
LoST-on Oct. % a COW between Plain
field and Barre on East Montpelier road
John T. benjamin. Tel. lQ5-R- lslff
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To Get the Most Out of Life,

cover contingencies and enjoy your job
| Let us plan your life insurance pro
gram. National Life ms. Co. Vt. lMu,
tuaI. S. s. Ballard, general agent, A
State street, Montpelier, VT; George J
Seager, local agent
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WANTED


WANTED TO BUY-A few cows or young
stock: prefer cows 10 fre~hen in winter
, or spriru J. A. Cumming r. z, Tel. asp-s
p.rrn ~, 2Oet2s
WANTED-To exchange good first mort
cages or GOOD renting property for farm
stock md tools: call Geo. r. Lackey and
sor. IL State street. Montpelier. phone
Jam or 3as-M zves'
WANTED TO BUY--A China cabinet nnd
ain,rr room furniture. write giving de-
scription and price 10 *. care Times. 2oou
WANTED--wonsn with child Of seven. no
siticn AZ hcusekeeper: address m -
Wells River. Vt. Box 42o 2ooSt-
WORK wANTED--A good sll-rcund f,an
desires work on farm no tobacco CT other
had habits write to "A. n. c.. care BARR
Times. lss,e
WANTED To hire farm for two ON three
wears. with ten or twelve cows with
crops in barn II. LeBarron. Plainiield
". 1855
ArpANv BUSINESS COLLEGE GRADU-
ATF-Desires rosition as b1ckkasp~r or
sscrorrnI ,hcr: address Il. 7. n" Barre
Times. lsote-ol
WANTED Middie-arcd lady desires posi-
ton as housekseper In small family or
taking care of elderly couple: reply by let
ter 10 *. Y r." care Times Office. 1sste'
RAW FrRs wANTED-A word TO the lee
Is sufficient don't issue price list All
shipments held separate for 10 days subject
10 return We need for our own mann
fscture extra large fox mink and coon Tor
which we can pay fancy prices you
want ANYTHING made UP we solicit your
trade. " Is too eariy vet TO say where
rrire@ win be hut II Is safe to say On most
all fur they win be HIGHER. Wait for the
man who had the nerve TO stand by YOU
last wear as ] shall be around 70 Won oil.
Twenty-Five years CT successful business
srraks for itself know those have dealt
with win wait fer RE and 20 those ] have
not dealt with II viii be TO your benefit 10
get acquainted with G. L. Silver, the -eri
fur man, Piainfeld. VI lss''
WANTKD--Manure from rows or herse=
highest prices paid Mitchell farm. phone
PSI. lsttf
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Personal Property at
AUCTION

The undersigned viii sell at public
auction to tho highest bidder on the
premises In Moretown, located on the
upper road from Moretown village TO
Waitsfield, known as the Nerney farm,
one mile from Moretown. on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-09
HOUSES FOR SALE

TO sFTTIE THE HARRIET L. I'd
WARDS FSTATE-Wili sell the siN-rcoFn
cottage horse p. iss Washington street; II
interested cal Edith NJ. Carr. 1921, lastf
FOR SALE-A two tenement house at
Foster street large garden lot adjoining
win sell very reasonable IL taken at cSce
inavirp NJ s Richardson street after p. m.
or phone 10. iseu
FOR Stf.E-The r A. Prindie house NJ
az Keith svenue. corner Summer ST. and
Keith avenue isfu
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CROPS

About or 10 tons Of fine hay. a
quantity Of corn fodder. 100 bushels
Of ear corn. about 50 bu. Of India
wheat, a quantity Of cat straw, about
30 bu. turnips.
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The state treasurer received from
the federal government in the month
OF October $l07,S44.72 as part pay
ment on the federal road project ac-
counts.
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NOTICE

Give your orders for sweet cider al once
as we shall not be able 20 furnish after
ten days. Tel. se5-W. r. X. Bailey. 1871
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MISCELLANEOUS


SPECIAI-EVery afternoon from to at
Hotel Barre. ladies can bring their chill
dren to have their hair bobhcd for 25c,
school boys hair cut soc; girls hair cut and
eurled soc 2uitf
ANY ONE can earn $50 in few days.
Sells to all members OF the family. Ex-
pcrience not necessary. We lead in our
line Address Box F. Richmond. Maine.
seltl2
NOTICE
IL owner Of this dog. tan. white. medium
size hrnnd strap for collar with initials
IT. F." would Ike 10 sell dog. please rail-
1881. Barre, VT 2oote
TRAPPERS-We may not all be wise but
the trnpper knows what his fur Is worth.
Put your own price on your fur and ship
TO me, CHARGES collect II ! cannot pay
YOU your price l viii return your fur pre-
r.id. II you have 5000 worth or more
drop me a line Stating what you have and
will call Silas Gabree. Jr. Box .l5,
Waterbury. VT zOoss'
SAws-Jointed. brested. set and filed !;
practical experience with SAWS IN lumber
woods forty seasons G. f. Allen. K. y. ID.
8. Barre. VI. N. =. phone 22l-J. 2oots'
HF.MSTfTCHTNC and pi-osing attachment.
fts any sewing machine. price $500 PER
sonal checks, 10c extra Bridgman Sales
Agency. Box ssi. Buffalo. n. y. 2ootss
TO RENT-Varuum cleaners: The Electric
Store - Elm street. asd
DANCING LESSoNs-Private instruction.
BIZ appointment. call nj lf2 Main street,
phone ism Marie orinlan 1854
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different SectionA

j. n. Chapman, formerly OF WOOD,
stock, salesman for New York bond
house and about rs years old, died q
pneumonia Nov. 5 in Philadelpma no.
tel.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

SINGLE AND ROSE COMB BROWN Log
HORHS-Also sinele comb r. !. rid cock
erels. $500 each; Fred Kerr. Richardson
road. zolts-
FOR SALE-Threr Plymouth Rock hens and
one rooster for SIS. three blacE game
hens and I rooster FOR $50: also 30 hens
~ chickens hen houses poultry wirr and
chicken runs Mrs. A. s. Even. Sr.. Gran
itcvilie. Vt zotse
FOR sALE-Fouis and spring chickens 1--we
or dressed tel. your orders 20 2is-i W.
T. Campbell. East Barre road lastt
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TOOLS

One heavy 2-horse sled. god ?
horse wagon. moving machine,
hor.e rake, I disk harrow, smooth
ing harrow. I two-horse hoe. ? cult
vators. plows. I stone boat. I large
size swing ehurn. J good butter aol X
er. DE Laval separator. No. ?. J De
Laval separator No. II ] dump cart.
a quantity Of lumber, sleighs.
SUGAR TOOLS
A quantity OF wooden buckets.
good gaitsnizei iron tank. ] new wood
IN gathering tub cVaporatof and
art.. Also quantity Of household
goods and small tool too numerous 20
meutioa. Any one having property 20
dsspSsc 81 bring 4 r. before the sale.
Terms at time Of sale.
Il B. WALDO.
IT. JAMESON and d. S. DRJRy,
Auctionee1t-
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The man who produces the necessities OF
life Is nearer the fountain head of wealth
than anyone else.
The farmer gets close to old Mothe- Earth
and learns the secret Of the ages-fnaking
two dollar bills grow where only one doll
lar bill grew before We have. some fine
properties in which you should become in
terested; reasonably priced. too.
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! EEEhAaiHl|3tNii
Farm of ISL Acres
Must Be Sold to Settle Estate

Good buildings. spring water runs at both
barn and house: good pasture, will ksep
25 cows, best Of location On state road
ons-third mile to school. miles 70 village,
Z miles 10 railroad one OF the best farms
In town: price and terms rensoaahle. II
thinking Of buying il viii pay yon % lock
At this farm About as tons OF hay for
sale. b. H. Adams. Adm. Chelsea. VT lsitf
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2ootl
TO RENTAL Is Granite street. building
suitable for storeroom with elevator and
large refrigerator: Abram Fine. 46 Maple
avenue zVvtp-
TO RENT-Two hve-room tenements at aS
South Main street also kitchen range
for sale: inquire of P. A. Hamei, a. the
Electric Store, phone 205-R. 1865
TO RENT--Thrre or four furnished rooms
for light housekeeping apply at MIS-.
Sawyer's 45 Merchant street after p. NJ.
Tel. 606-W. is9u
FOR RENT-6-room cottage house en-
Third street electric lights: John T.
peniamin Tel 1o5-R. le7tf
m RENT --Four-room tenement, first floor.
40 Maple avenue three rooms and bath
tenement ls Seminary street: five rooms md
bath tenement IA Brook street; McAllister
e Kert 1e4tf
TO RENT-Tenen at 33i North Main
Tel al-J. 1s4n
SOME SMALL TENEMENTs TO REM
on West street; inquire at A Park st.
Tel. i74-w. lslu
TENEMENT TO RENT-Forsythe place. s
room fiat first floor. newly painted ana
papered f. L. Smith; call A. W. ciafk;
painter, Tel easy. lsltf
T0 RFNT--Unstairs tenement Of four
rooms, with bath. electric lights and gas:
AT 10 Ayers street. Tel. e7-M. iehi
JACKSON BLOCK STORE TO RENT Can
give immediate possession one q ne
best locations in the citv address s. Hol-
lister Jackson, Jackson Blk, Barre. VI.
1e6u
TO RENT--Five-room tenement. in block.
Smith nlaee APPLE avenue $3.50 month !.
good order; Smith Bros.. 1857 No Nam
street. lsoti
TO RENT Furnished rooms for light house
keeping call at a6 Long street ls4u
TO RENT six-room cottage on Branch s..
call sa3-s3. llau
TO RENT-Four-room tenement At ois
North Main street call at go N .o,.s
Main street solu
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The Calumet Baking Powder COM
any Of Illinois has filed with the secre-
tary Of state its registered trademark
81 the word Calumet" and an Indian
head on shield
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The aGreen Mountain Furnace

The "6reen Mountain Furnace
The only One-pipe Furnace
with welded joints-gas tight
and dust proof. It's large
heating surface and small fire.
box means greater efficiency.
We have a size for every
house. Also a ood-burning
furnace for the farmer.
Quality heaters at rock-bot-
tom prices.
paquin Mtg. Corp.
Springfield, VT.
Call, Phone or Write.
w. HI. DODGE, Agent.
100 So. Main ST., Barre, VT. Tel. AJAX