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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20
FARMS. @ SALE
Farm Specials

No. l44s. Fully equipped even to house
hold furniture and automobile. The own
er Is leavinR the state and Offers every
thing on this 100 acre farm. five miles
from Barre. On the place at this time
are ~ head Of stock. 8 hogs. so or 81
hens, two good horses and all farming ma
chinery, including two moving machines
horse rake, tedder, disc harrow. spring
tooth harrow, z pIcws. cultivator, drag saw
pung. cream separator. cans, harnesses, small
tools, wood. crops, etc. etc. A good IN
rome from the day you take possession.
There are about 40 acres In tillagc. most OF
which lays practically level no hand NOW
ing balance pasture and wood. The build
ings consist OF an extra good twelve room
house; one IS f. and two IS f. barns tie
good road; near ~neighbors and school
cream team calls easy drive 70 Barre. Tbs
special price Is $T0b0.00 which is $500. 90
less than 1t has been offered for without
household furniture or car.
No. 1870. Wood and lumber enough to
pay for this several times over. Why not
make your spare time worth good money?
Only $4,000 or possibly less required to
secure this. There are 225 acres with at
least rs acres Of wood. Comfortable house
a sugar bush Of at least 1000 trees. Quanti-
tics of fir and spruce. The place Is To-
Gated : six or seven miles from Barre
thrce-fcurths mile from school and about one
mile from post Office and store daily Btage
within q few rods. Price $1650.00.
These are good values as you can readily
see. Some enc will own them soon. It's
a good time to look them over just now.
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MIDDLESEX

Schools close this week Friday fol-
a weeks vacation.
Christmas exercises with a tree will
be held at the Methodist church on
Friday evening at 1880. Everyone is
cordially invited.
The box social held at Holden's hall
Saturday evening under the auspices
of the Parent Teacher association was
well attended and proved a success.
The literary entertainment was fur.
nished by the orchestra and school
children which was especially good,
after which II. W. Comstock acted as
a%uctioneer. The sale of the boxes
amounted to S59.40.
The brotherhood class of the M. +.
church held its monthly meeting in
the church vestry last Friday evening,
20 men being present. Refreshments
were served, after which BENJAMIN
Gates who was a guest of honor, gave
a very interesting talk on state mat
tiers.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldo Miles has been named Barbara
Grace.
Miss Lucy Swift Of Ithaca, N. Y. is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Swift.
Thomas Herbert, who has been at
Heaton hospital for medical treatment.
returned home Saturday, much i'm
proved.
Mrs. b. l.. Palmer is confined to the
house owing to infection in her face.
Several from here visited Carl Weir
at the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
lington Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Barlow returned Saturday
evening to the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Charles eooney.
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ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes Of Week Ending Dec. II.

On Tuesday evening q small grouI
OF farmers met at the home OF r. L
Bates in Tunbridgc at which 4 discus
sion of the community problems tool
place and a program OF work for thu
farm bureau was suggested. Plans fol
an all day farmers meeting was sug'
gested at which the program might BE-
presented.
On Wednesday evening the county
agent attended the farmers meeting
and banquet in Barre There was 4
good number of Orange county farmers
present. The speakers Of the evening
Included r. s. Brigham, state com
missioner of agriculture; Dr.. u. A
! Crossmnn Of Massachusetts,, in charge
of tuberculosis eradication work in
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and
! Rhode Island; Nj. G. A. Smith Of the
New England Milk Producers asso-
citation.
On Friday evening the agents at
tended the reorganization meeting Of
the West Bradford Farmers club. "A
good deal Of interest in the farm
bureau was aroused. Plans for later
meetings were suggested. Officers of
the club were as follows; President,
Fred Kidder; vice president, George
Cummings; secretary, Charles Shum-
way; treasurer, Ray Eaton.
At the meeting Of the West Bradford
Farmers club and Friday night, Deccm-
Der 10, the home demonstration agent
gave d general talk on the home
demonstration work throughout the
county. Plans were made for an all
day meeting on January IL at the
home Of Mr.. Allen. Materials for ID
dress forms has been ordered and the
day will be devoted to the work upon
these.
On Tuesday, December 20, the county
agent win attend the regular meeting
Of the Tunbridgc grange. The subject
orsdiscussion will be Seed Selection.
On Tuesday morning, December 30,
the Boys and Girls club of Randolph
Center will hold their monthly meet
ing. The basketry work will be COM
pleted at this time.
On Tuesday afternoon, December 20
the Tuesday club will meet al the
grammar school building. Miss Par
mentier, Red Cross nurse Of Randolph
will meet on Tuesday evening. Deem
The Girls Sewing club Of Randolph
will meet on Tuesday evening Deem
Der 20. The time win be given to work
ing on linen handkerchiefs.
A meeting of the members of the
Randolph Center Potato Growers
association has been planned for ON
Thursday evening, December. for the
purpose Of discussing the fertilizer prop
with a view to pooling the
orders for chemicals for home mixing
Of fertilizers. DIR. Il. Van Allstine,
specialist from Burlington,
will be present and assist in the max
ing of formulas for the different grow
ers.
There have been several cells for
farm accounts books during the past
week. We viii be very glad to send
the books to anyone requesting the
Both the home demonstration agent
and the county agent viii take their
annual vacation during the holidays
and will not be in the Farm bureau Of
Ace till after January 2.
The Busy Bee club of Randolph
on Wednesday evening. Deem |
ber 81. The time win be devoted to
working upon Christmas gifts.
r. j. Randall, Home Demonstration
agent.
H. A. Dwinell, County Agric. agent.
4
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE on joins ". nlLL

TIE undersigned. having been appointed By
The honorable probate court for the district Of
Washington. commissioners. 10 receive. ex-
anime. and adjust the claims and demands
~ all ncrons against the estate Of John
VI. HUI. iat< Of Pisinheld. in said dis
trict decreased. and al claims exhibited
In Offset thereto. hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpos> aforesaid. at
the residence Of G. A. Hill in the
town of Aarshfeid. In said district. on the
9Th day Of January and 25th day OF May
next. from ! o'clock D. m. until 4 o'clock
six months from the aoth day Of November
A. ID. 1871. is the time limited by said
court for said creditor 10 present their
claims 70 es for examination and allowance.
Dated at Plainheld this ioth day Of
December. A. ID. 1921.
DEAN p. TOWN.
WILLIAM A. MOORE. Commissioners.
nsrfr-nn-n~
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WILDER MILL NEAR NORMAL
Az Far Az Output Is Concerned, Re-
ports F. S. Pease.

The international Paper company's
mill at Wilder is turning out practi-
cally its normal output, it is stated by
Fred s. Pease, deputy commissioner OF
industries. who inspected the mill last
Friday. The company's union working
force has been on strike for several
months, and the new force consists Of
only 100 men instead of the former
$50. The mill is running continuously,
the new force working in l2-hour
shifts from choice. The former system
was three eight hour shifts.
The men are well cared for in store
houses cleared and reftted by the com
pany to be used as dormitories and
dining. Steam heat and government
cots were put in, and 200 men can be
accommodated. The men sleep and eat
under the same roof, the meals being
served by the company. The building
has been made light and airy.
The superintendent of the mill is
r. B. Campbell, son of the man who
first established paper mill in Wilder
before the International Paper COM
pany came in.
The international Paper company
operates mills at Milton and Bellows
Falls, as well as Wilder. The Milton
mill is on full time, and the Bellows
Falls mill on part time. OF the com
psny's mills throughout the country
only IL are now operating as a result
OF the strike.
Woodworking shops in Bridgewater
sud Woodstock are busy, according to
the report Of Mr.. Pease. The Wood
stock Manufacturing company is max
ing a speciality of skis at the present
time. II is a new concern organized
within the past two years. Wpolen
mills at Bridgewater and Quechee are
doing a practically normal business.
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NORTH RANDOLPH

Ralph Thayer was a business visitor
in Barre Monday.
d. j. Camp has taken his farm back
and Mr.. Blais and family have re-
turned 10 Massachusetts,.
The ladies Of the Hill Birthday club
and their families were entertained at
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blogett's last
Thursday evening.
The grange will hold an old and
young felix's dance at the hall Thurs
day evening. Dec. 20. S~tecle's orches-
ira. All invited.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF oRrN n. SMITH.

The undersigned. having been appointed By
IRE honorable probate e0urt for the district
sxamine. and adiutt the claims ard de-usnds
~ al persons against the estate of Grin
H. Smith. late Of MafShfeid. IN sad dis
trict deceasnd. and all claims exhibited sn
ofset hereto. hereby give nctice that We
nn ncrt fer thu purpa.e -s5rossif. 81 the
tc~n clcrk's ofce In the town of Narsh-
field. IN said district. On the 1eth dsy cf
December sud Sri das Of May. next
frcm : oclock p m. unhi ( o'clock r..
m. On each Of said days and that six meath.
frum The 2rc DAY Of November. A. ID 1921,
l. The tinne limited h aid court for said
crciitcr 70 present their claims to Is Tor
examinntion and a~no~ance-
Dst-d q Nsnhhsld. this Tn day 81 Dc.
cenihrr. A. u 1921
CHARLES ~ LfLLEY.
HERSlS T. CAMERON. connaioas1s
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VEST B~RooKFIELD

Sunday guesis at John Davis were
Nr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis Of Bull
Run and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dana Of
pcth.
Carroll Webster Of Bail Run was a
weekend guest OF the Christopher
brothers.
Nr- and Mrs. Fred blanchard spent
part Of last week with relatives in
Braiatrcc.
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The Love Of Somebody

is the root of all insurance. Most ev-
erbody loves somebody. Life insurance
combines protection, thrift and old age
provision. Consult us. National Life
Ins. Co. of Vt (Mutuall. S. s. Ballard
general agent, As State street, Mont
pelier, Vt; G. j. Seager, local agent.
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DECEMBER 20,
at 7:so o'clock IN the .ft1rnOon

On the premises known AZ the Marshall
Min property az Marshfeid. VI. The
property consists Of mill building.
newly coVereds plenty Of land for
ward; extra good water power. etc.
The machinery CONSISTS Of pianer.
eizeT. butter. betting. shaftinE and
other machinery used n ~conrcctiou
Eifh the saHmil There l. plenty 81
lumber In the inmuiiate vicinity
Terms Of thf sale wiH BE- p par cent
cash On tAe day q sale halrne with
ID O. DAYS ar upon delivery of title
PERCY l. TEMPLKION. Atm
D A PERRY. Auctiozss- Barre. "
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PLAINFIELD

Socisi dsuec al Bancroft inn Thurs
d4y eysaiue. Dec p Dancing from s
unsli ~ fhuc- piece orchestra Admis-
san. 75e net cUrrie. R~efresbmcEss sc
~ rizie EoG manager. Ai5cit Has
1~aov.
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ANNUAL MEETING

H. Arsusi Mcsanr e TIE s1niss Nv
81 lns1zaes Co - Barre VI Ill -
rrc a. ns Hone Of-r m aH Comuanr.
O. a. CIV 81 Barr. Vi or Tuestnv. Tar-
Wu 4~ 1872 81 Ten ricio.t a. m- for the
rurpcre e e~lsrtirr uirrctcrE far the yar
rrs-inE srd TIE trn-sacti11 a a1y ether
t--a sefh uaF rrcr~rT crus Hfcr
4 c. ROBINSON. s~y
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY for party wishing
to engage In the manufacture Of a specials
~ granite well known to the retail trade.
rp-to-date plant ready to operate. some
capital required communicate with III. ".
W." Times Office 1851
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The Times will publish Wants. Lost ant
Found, For Sale. To Let. .ctc,--short adver
twenty-five cents for the first insertion nnt
ten cent? for each subsequent Insertion.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOUND-ChiiS'a purse containing money F;
cNner can have b. proving property and
rayinE for this advertisement at Times o..
fce. 23lt3
L0ST-A pair Of gentiemRn's high topped
red-rubber shoes. IN s and 10 cent store .
finder please return 70 the Times Office ~
once. 1oftls
FoUND-On trolley, a cut l~slectrol Of sc
electric lsun: OWNER can have Nv paying
To- this advertisement a. Times Office. gstta
LoST-Saturday nieht between Berlin 81.
and postofice. ladics' gold Maltham
watch. open face with monogram N. NJ.
81: finder please call SSs-M. or leave az
Timcs Office; reward. g33ts
LosT-Saturday night between Martens
Cigar store. Merchant and Granite streets.
q hiilfcld containing 20 dollar bil: re-
ward given: apply a. Times Office. 2sst3
LosT-Betwc1n Plainheld and Cutler Cor.
ner. . buggy boot N found please notify
Arthur Ladd. Plninheld. ssfts
F0uND-0n Keith avenue. Fsntlemanis tan
washable Nd glove owner can have Nv
paying for this Advertisement AZ Times Of
2sgt3
~IosT-Brown and black. barge fox hound
small round collar. fndsr please feir-
phone owner. tsf-N- 9estf
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ROOMS TO RENT
FOR SALE
MALE N M A HELP

CLERKS for postal mail and frst grade POI
sitions. 1925 monthly experience un-
necessary. For free particulars Of examine
tions. write r.. Terry. former Civil Serv-
ice examiner. 81 Continental Bldg Wash
ington. ID. c. 23lt4'
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Upstairs at Colton's Place
HOUSES FOR SALE

TO SETTLE THE HARRIET l.. Ed
WARDS ESTATE-WiIl sell The si>.roor
cottage house at 1s5 Washington street; IL
interested. call Edith N. Carr. sss-l1. ie.tf
FOR SALE-The E. A. Prindls house AT
IS Keith avenue. corner Summer st. and
Keith avenue. fT4tf
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ABOUT THE STATE
H~appenings Of Intereee fror.
Different Sections.

Captain Carlos B. Williams, q Civi
war veteran, died at his home in bur
lington Friday, aged n years.
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Kenneth Pierce Of st. Johnsbury lost
two fingers Of his. left hand Friday
while working around the plant OF the
Skinner lumber company.
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SAyEYoURSTOMACH
TA0TTEC' LITTLE
IHUUEO
CAPSULES
"a DAYS SUPPLY ONLY e1

On nis st Farrv Drur Co rarrr. ".
ard c-o G Sznhorr. Nc-therA ~.
az - uaI e 81 oe11 ~ 4att44a frrn
@as-a car1lls c. FIstus1E - N-ats.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-20

Major II. r. Sheldon has returned to
MONTPELIER after inspecting D machine
gun company, ". N. O., in st. Johns
bury last Saturday night.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Tn Northficld village. seyersj
horses owned by the late ]. G.. MeCarthvs
Mrs. ] G.. Mccarthy, Z School St, Narths
field. VT. 2s3tscod
FOR SALE-Driving horse. cafe. gentle.
years old. with harness. $50 /. also pair of
heavy slcds. newly painted. good condition.
s2b: inquire Howard ]. futile. r. r. n
Flainfeld, VT 225t12s
F0R SALE-s-year-old gray mare. ~oas
worker. good driver no bad habits
!. G. Mccarthy. 7 School St. Mortified
VT. 233t3cod
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Warning for Meeting Of the Board Of
Civil Authority for abatement Of
Taxes to Be Held Dec. 70. 1921.

There win be a meeting q the board.
81 civil authority for the abatement
Of iaxe.. held in the city court room
civ han. On Tuesday. Dec n 1921. ~
: O'Clock ?. n. JAMES SMART.
City Clerk.
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For SALE


FOR SALE--A Scotch collie dog, 4 years
old, one OF the best cattle dogs and watch
dogs that can be found: in auire OF j. E
koTeis. X. y. d. l. Box s.. South Royal
ton, Vt. 2sit43
FOR SALE-Wood delivered In Hs-r,m lots<
also second hand lumber; inst right fol
garages Charles J, Spencer. Sc SoG.h Maid
street. phone 42o-lS. 232tf
FOR sALE--Baby sleigh in frst-glass con-.
dition call at IA First street. s3st2s
FOR SALE--9o acres woodland, hard and spfs
wood, N Moretown. near Berlin line
Mrs, !. 9. Mccarthy. Mortified, vt,
2a3t3cod
HAY FOR SALE-Pressed or loose; also All
SINGS o. dry stove wood; l.. Canire. Tel
sol-25, Beckley hill. Barre. ssitss
FOX SALE-Bcst quality galvanized roof.
ing, cheaper today than shingles.more quick.
y aid and lasts longer. Cover your leaky
roofs yourselves. before the husy season,
or employ. help while IT is plenty and
sneap, Tools loaned. Also metallic ceih
wood onc.pips furnaces, ranges. BtovS
heaters and reuaifs at prices to please thu
customer. l. F.. Fortney. PlainGeld. 230t9
A CHRISTMAS sALE-I win give 4 dis;
count OF 10 per cent on ali sales for casf
on al purchases of sl.00 or more. excluding
count Tor cash. Regular prices On ~
eooes subject to above discount. SAN
ene',~ p~c- 18th. continuing untfI
reduce my stock Of mdse. as I see ut TO din
continue sale: 3. 2. Maxneld. Plainfeld
~ 22St1A
MILL SLABS FOR sALE-5oc ner IN "
mill; Flint Bros. Washington, VT. 225tl3
SAVE ~cOAL-By buying dry hard wood
We can furnish yor with the following
Free per run second growth. extra iars1&
sa:po; block. s5.25. three runs for sla3
works, phone 726-M. or 74s-w. 22l4
SLIGHTLY USED PIANO FOR SALE
been used only about two months case
slightly married in transit. Al. Al. Lamorcy%
Lamorcv Clothing CO.. 2iotf
FOX SALE-A prepar ration for cleaning
frantic and marble monuments: hrightenx
up the lettering and r kes the whole rnon#
ment look clean and Jew guaranteed pric1
on application James Sullivan. ia PsrH
street, Barre, VT. lstf
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Administrator
Sale of Valuable
Real Estate at
Auction

The undersigned vii sell at auctior
to close the estate Of the late Frank
Marshall. late Of Marshfeld. on
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-An Ayrshire or Jer-
ssy bull. two years old or older: give
nrica and description in first letter A. A.
Rublee. PIainfeld. Vt, R. r. D. l. 25st2s
WANTED TO BUY-so cows. new mil.h or
nearby springers: II, M. Farnbam, Mont
pelier, VT. Tel. 1o7. 22etl
WANTED-WilI exchange new mich lows
for hay; John r. BENJAMIN, Tel. 1o5-R.
2lRtf
RAW FUR WANTED-We want all the raw
fur we ran buy At New York prices ex-
ira furs Of all kinds we pay fancy prices !:
all shinmrnts held subject to return IN 10
days G. L.. Silver. the fur man. Plainfeld.
VT. 21otf
WANTED-To exchange good first mort
cages or good renting pronertv for farm.
stock and tools call Geo. f.. Lackey and
aon, IL State street. Montpelier. phone
lA9-M or 3ae-M. 200tf
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lington Friday, aged N years.
Kenneth Pierce Of st. Jo~hnsbury lost
two fingers Of his. left hand Friday
while working around the plant OF tn
Skinner Lumber company.
Major II. p. Sheldon has returned tc
Montpelier after inspecting D machine
gun company, ". N. g., in st. Johns
bury last Saturday night.
Mrs. Campbell OF. Winooski, as she
was leaving her house, was struck by q
swinging storm door and knocked 70
the ground. Her arm was broken.
Charity concerts have been given for
the last few weeks in Rutland, the
proceeds to be used to make the chil-
dren's Christmas happy and the Santa
Claus fund has mounted to $l,lO3.95.
A lecture was given last week in st.
.Johnsbury bv q man Of years of expe-
Renee. who is on the circuit of q ly-
ceum bureau and widely known for his
ability to please, and only % people
attended it.
Rev. Henry FL. Chapman was or
dained to the. priesthood at Trinity
church, Rutland, Sunday. He will re-
main in Rutland as assistant to the
rector Of Trinity church until the lat
ter part Of June, when he will leave FOR
Alaska to take up his duties as q mis-
sionary.
A plate glass window being set in a
Bennington store last week slipped
from the hands Of the workmen n
was smashed to atoms. James Morris
sew. one Of tile workmen, was badly
cut on one wrist and had to have the
attendance of a physician.
The state Office of the Vermont
Farm Bureau federation will be opened
IN Burlington Jan. /, with &. D. Corn
wall. president Of the federation, in
charge. Mr.. Cornwall will move his
family from. Middlebury to Burlington
and give his whole time to the work,
Investigation is being made in Rut-
land of the illegal killing last Satur-
day Of a large buck. The man who shot
the animal had a dog and the number
OF the registration on the dog is being
looked up. The buck, which weighed
$50 pounds, was taken possession OF by
the state and dressed.
The amendment to the emergency
appropriation passed by the special
session OF Congress has reduced the
amount available in Vermont for pay
mont of the federal portion on cattle
condemned because OF, bovine tuber-
culosis by $4,000, The original sum,
which was expected for the work of re-
testing cattle in Vermont, was $25 600,
while the sum that will be available
will only amount to about $4,000.
Articles Of association have been
filed with the secretary Of state by the
Rutland Warehouse company, Inc, of
Rutland, which is. capitalized at $50.
600 in 800 shares Of 800 each. The
incorporators are three New York
state men, George Haswell and NJ. NJ.
Coleman Of Albany and William =.
Mahar Of Troy. The concern will do
a general warehouse, manufacturing,
and merchandising business and re-
49, 49, - ~xxsL4r 4
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HELP d

WANTED--A reliable experienced married
man for general farm work, references
required: can furnish good tenement near
renter NJ rshesid' VI. 234t4s
WANTED-A man, with family. to work on
farm, use team. and help do chores very
convenient house, electric lights, furnace
heated, hot and cold water at sink and bath
room a good job for q good man refer,
ences exchanged write, or better, colae -ttnd
see me: Dix y. Camp. r. O. Randolph Gem
tor, residence between North md East Ran.
dolph Tel. Orange Co. 45B-l2. 2S2ti
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Mrs. Campbell Of. Winooski, as she
was leaving her house, was struck by q
swinging storm door and knocked to
the ground. Her arm was broken.
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AUTOMOBILES

TO RENT AND FOR sALE-storage fos
~automobile. For Sale one 2 h. p. motor
single phase, one 8. h. b. motor SINGLE phase
onc ~ b: p. motor 8 phase 220Y: w. Al
Lane. 81 SpauIding ST. Tel ar. 23lt4t
FOR SALE -4-cylinder Puick car, cheap3
! pair horses. 7 years old sleds. harncsses
bla nkets. l yoke of oxen Tel. 429-J, Mont
pelier, Vt. 2istf2s
FOR SALE-one Hudson car. in good mn.
ming condition price right. Palace Car
aye. l76tf
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Charity concerts have been given for
the last few weeks in Rutland, the
proceeds to be used to make the chil-
dren's Christmas happy and the Santa
Claus fund has mounted to $l,lO3.95.
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A lecture was given last week in st
Johnsbury BY a mar Of years Of expe-
rience, who is on the circuit of q ly-
ceum bureau and widely known for hia
ability to please, and only % people
attended it.
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Rev. Henry Fl. Chapman was or
dained to the. priesthood at Trinity
church, Rutland, Sunday. He will re-
main in Rutland as assistant to the
rector Of Trinity church until the lat
ter part OF June, when he will leave Tor
Alaska to take up his duties as q mis-
sionary.