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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
SEVERAL FIRES.
And Of Unknown Observation-Disclosures
Suspected in One Case.

Fire Monday completely destroyed
the barn Of Walter Amidon in Putney,
with five cows, 5000 milking ma
chine and all the winters supply Of
| hay. The fire, which broke out about
midnight, is thought to have been in
cendiary and was SO far. advanced
when discovered that it was impossi-
bic to extingrish the flames. The loss
| il heavy and only partly covered by
insurance.
Fire originating from an unknown
source totally destroyed the barn Of
Edwin +. Green in Pownal Sunday
forenoon, seeming to have started in
the hay loft, All the cattle and horses
were rescued, but Scripps Booth
touring car owned by James Burdick
of North Adams, Mass, on-in-law
|of Mr.. Green, which was stored for
the night on the first floor of the bafn,
was d total loss, also all the farm i'm
plements and wagons owned by Mr..
Green. A large stack Of hay, besides
what was in the barn. was also burned.
The insurance on the property was
only 5000.
"A stack of hay and barn on a
farm in Bennington belonging to N,
+. Smith were burned to the ground
Sunday afternoon the blaze apparent
ly starting in the haystack, although
no one had been near it so far as
known. There was no insurance on
the barn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
HAS TAX PROGRAM,
State Farm Bureau Federation Plans
Several Changes.

More equitable tax laws for Vernon
are to be advocated in legislativ,
program soon to be prepared by thu
tax committee of the State Farm
Bureau federation. This is question
in which farmers OF Washington coun.
ty and of other counties in Vermont
as well as throughout the country,
have been more than ordinarily inter
ested of late, owing to the heavy in.
creases in taxes during the last few
years.
Among the matters which will be
discussed at meeting Of the tax COM
mittee Of Vermont Farm Bureau
federation at Burlington win be the
provision for tax on gasoline, a more
equitable license tax for automobiles,
the abolition by federal legislation of
tax exempt securities and an efficient
and reasonable tax on intangibles.
The tax committee of the Vermont
Farm Bureau federation consists of the
following farmers. james A. Leach
of West Rupert, c. w Fitch of East
Montpelier and T.. b. Cornwall of Bur
ington.
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West Point Appointment.

The governor of Vermont is author
lied to select from the enlisted men o
the National Guard one candidate TO
appointment to West Point.
TO be eligible for appointment an ap
plicant must, on the date of admission
Julyl 2, 1923, have served as an en-
listed man not less than one year
must be between the ages Of nineteeI
and twenty-five years, and must moi
be less than five feet four inches u
height The service required is moi
necessarily continuous.
Applications for this appointment
should reach the adjutant generals
Office, through the company comman-
der, not later than November 80 1922,
and should state name, age. organiza
ton, and educational qualifications,
whether graduate of high school, etc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
Machinery and Tools

Two lumber wagons-one nearly
new; express wagon, buggy wagon, sci
sleds, traverse sleigh, sleigh, pung, near,
~ new road cart, 2plows. disc harrow
horse rake, cultivators, moving
machines, 2 horse rakes hay tedder
smoothing harrow, hay rack, spring
tooth harrow, hay rake, iron hog
trough, set platform scales, scaldine
tub, water tub heater. , sets work
harnesses; 2 sets driving harnesses,
saddle, tackle blocks, riding bride. No.
IS separstor-as good as new; 4 milk
pals. cream pail, 2 cream cans, corn
shelter. bone grinder, set horse clip
pers. cross cut saws. rip saw, 9 hand
saws, and many other small articles
not mentioned. SO run l6-inch circu-
lar wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
THREE ROADS SURVEYS.
Are Being Made by State Highway
Department.

Surveys are being carried on BY
three parties Of employees of the state
engineers department. One party
under T. r. Walker, is working on a
stretch of five miles in Coventry, from
the north end Of the Irasburg federal
id construction I othe Coventry New
port town line. When this stretch OF
road is built, the highway from Barton
to the Coventry Newport town line
will be almost completely of federal
aid construction.
James L. Davis and another party
are in Ferrisburg to survey a stretch
of about one mile, including bridge.
This is section Of the highway with a
steep grade and turn on each side OF a
bridge. More work is to be done on a
project just north Of the Vergennes line
in Ferrisburg.
Earl r. WEIGH has third party in
Cavendish and Cester where four
mile stretch is being surveyed near
Gassett's. This stretch will eliminate
one grade crossing when built.
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-One black three-year-old hrifer
with white SPOT in face. with q little
white on foot: government tag In The
RIGHT ear; hole in left ear where the tag
has been notify John Mckenzie or n c.
Hoyt. Villiamstown. 1878
LOST-Betwecn the Mills Granite quaTrie-
and Washington. a gentleman's umbrella
will the finder please leave ~ Chas. Davis.
Washington. route 2. and oblige. or the post
Office. Washington. VII 1set3s
LOST-Bctween Barre City and ''I-' house.
No. ?, on the East Barre road Sunday p.
NJ. Brownie No. (2Al camera finder
please communicate with r. NJ. Cutting.
plainfeld. VT 1s2t3
L0ST-Oct ia Masonic KNIGHT Tcmplar
Scottish Rite-Chapter gold charm: finder
please leave az Times Office reward. 1878
LOST--Whiie hound puppy. brown ears.
brown spot on tail and hack: collar
finder please return TO b. Riva. 1872 Batsasi-
der street. P. o. Box 2sl. Barre ISIS
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EAST MONTPELIER

The annual business meeting of thu
East Montpelier branch of the Rec
Cross will be held in east village hal
Friday afternoon Of this week.
Mrs. N. A. Goodwin and Mrs. J.. A
Young were delegates to the STATE
meeting Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution at Rutland last
week, going Wednesday and returning
home Friday.
This has been good year for butt
ternuts and many have been gathered
L. F. Young and family motored to
Calais Sunday and called on several re-
atives and friends.
With the ground frozen little and a
few fakes of snow falling last Friday
morning, we had reminder that
winter will soon be here.
Several from this town are attending
the chautauqua entertainments at
Plainfield this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vincent and
daughter, Hazel. were at the home Of
Mr.. Vincent's father, George Vincent.
in Plainfeld Sunday
Clarence Robbins has so far recovered
from his long and very serious illness
that he is able to ride out.
Mrs. George Hart of Stowe, who has
been i'll with pneumonia at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Rob-
bins, is now recovering.
Players for 10 tables enjoyed the
whist party at the hall last Saturday
night. Refreshments Of doughtnuts
and coffee, cake and ice cream were
served.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
ESTATE OF ADDIE NJ. EADD.
State Of Vermont. district Of Randolph, SIS

State Of Vermo.lt. district of Randolph. IS
The honorable probate court for the dis.
frict aforesaid: To the heirs and I'll par
sons interested in the estate of Addie NJ
Ladd. late OF Orange, in said district, de-
ceased. GREETING;
WHEREAS, application hath been made %
this court In writing. by William ]. Clapp,
executor. praying for license and authority
10 self all the real estate OF said DECEASED
for the payment OF debts and charges OF nd
ministration, setting forth therein the
amount Of debts due from said deceased.
The charges Of administration, and the
amount OF personal estate and the situation
Of the real estate.
WHEkEUpstls fhq said ros.-t rnpo1-.tea
and assigned the 9th day OF October 1922.
at the probate Office in Chelsea, in said
district. to lear and decids upon said appli-
cation and petition, and ordered public
notice thereof 70 be given to all persons
interested therein, by publishing said order.
together with the time and place Of hear
ing. three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Barre
Daily Times. a newspaper which cirenlstes
In the neighborhood Of thoee persons inter-
ested in said estate. all OF which pubiica-
tons shall be previous to the day assigned
Tor hearing.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court at the time and
place assigned. then and there in said court
to make your objections to the granting 81
such license, IL you see cause
Given under my hand At Chslsen. in said
district, this 9th day Of October. 1922.
GEORGE l.. STOW. Judge
GAt
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State OF Vermont district Of Randolph. 81.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict of Randolph 10 all persons inter
ested Ia the estate Of Isabelle H. Barry
late Of Washington. In said district. de-
ceased, GREETING:
At . probate court. holden at Chei-
sea. within and for said district. on the End
day OF October, 1929, an instrument pur-
porting 10 BE- the last viii and testament
of Isabelle II. Barry. late Of Washington.
in said district, deceased. was presented 10
the court aforesaid for probate.
And it " ordered By ssid court that the
2srd day Of October. 1922. al the probate
Office In said Chelsea. be assigned for
proving said instrument: and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons concerned.
BY publishing this order three weeks SIC
cessively In the Barre Daily Tim~. news
paper circulating in that vicinity. in said
district. previous to the time appointed.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court Mt the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate Of
said will. n you bsve cause
Given under my hand AZ Chelsea. In said
district. this End day of October. 1929.
GEORGE L. snow. Judge.
Octo4-ii-is
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18

Brooklyn street property consisting OK
two tenement house. large barn and an
acre or moro of land. House contain ten
rooms Is plumbed. and very pleasantly sit
uated. A good home or investment,
Also. cottage house. on adjoining lot /.
furnace heat modern plumbing. etc. As
owner Is leaving the state, will make price
which Is so low anyone will purchase II in
the market for anything Of the kind.
Park street property situated on large
corner lot with ample room for another
residence. Very choice location: with hest
Of surroundings. This Is also offered at
much less than the cost TO build. Property
Is always rented and affords an opportunity
for owner TO live In q part and obtain q
spyd income besides.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

The Republican voters of the Towr
of Washington, VT. are hereby notified
and warned to meet in the Town Hal
in said Washington on Monday, 0cto'
Der %, A. d. 1922, at one O'Clock p m.
to nominate a candidate for Represen,
tatiye to the General Assembly. a
Town Committee, and list Of justices
to be voted for at the coming Noveln-
Der election.
Washington, VT, October IL, A. D.
1922.
WIN. G. ROGERS,
Chairman Town Committee.
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Monday, October %,
! o'clock | nthe afternoon,
the following described:
80 Head Of Cattle-An Ac.
credited Herd-N0 11487

90 cows, grade Guernsey and Hol
stein; s now fresh; more to fresher
right away, and balance later: gool
size, good age and an extra nice lot
Several with crcditable COW test as.
ISOLATION records; pr. Holstein steers
two 2-year old Guernsey heifers.
spring Guernsey calves, 2 veal calves
five year old registered Guernsey bull
Mononis Anchor No. 47904; nice one;
two shoats. weight about $50 his. each;
] White Chester sow due to farrow
November lst Also one pair heavy
work harnesses, 3 h. p. gasoline engine,
nearly new.
Terms at time OF sale. Lunch for
those coming from distance Monday,
October 20, 1922. at one o'clock.
v. B. SAvARY, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, vt.
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Household Furniture

including Drake Hardwood rapge-as
good as new; Glenwood heater, cook
stove. parlor suite, piano, beds, chairs,
tables, baby carriages, etc, Ford
truck. 1918 model. Overland touring
car-7e model
CROPS-25 tons Of good hay, also
quantity Of cat and pea hay. all cot
in in good shape.
Terms At time Of sale Lunch At
noon Sale win begin at 10 o'clock,
a m. Friday. Oct 20
JOS. X. NEAL. Owner
D. A PERRY, Auetionser, Barre. VT.
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25 COWS, grade Guernseys and Jer-
seys, fresh and to freshen from October
to February next; an extra good lot,
all straight and in good flesh; all young
except two; have passed two tests and
herd is to be accredited: two-yca
old heifers bred to freshen in Feb
ruary and March; registered Guern-
sey bull, three years old, | Guernsey
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS


NOTICE. will commence making cider
Oct ts AZ the home farm at Cutler Cor
r~r: will make cider at &c Gallon and nay
CSC cwt- for cider apples delivered AZ the
mill bring In vour nnples for W. expect =
short season Dan w. Ladd. Barre. Tel.
ssT-i2. 1916
NnTICF--Wr will commence making cider
Oct H. Bring your auples. early as we
eSnect short season wiz pay snc per
rwt. AZ mill for apples Flint Bros. ORANGE
Co. phone 1922. Washington, VT. I7tt10
TRAPPERs -schofeld's ready bats and
seent-for fox. coon. s1d mink hrs been
used over fifty wears. There's none better !:
sold nv c. J. Fisk. Waterbury Centre v~r~
mont. 1851
FURNITURE AND PIANO MovING-John
Anderson. ITO So Main street. Tel
7f7-R. l51tf
DANCING LESSONS Private instruction
hy appointment. call ~ lT2 Main street
'phonc s6@-W Marie ouinlsu. lssf
TO RENT--vacuurn cleaners: The Elertrir
Store. "a Elm street e<<h
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statesmen WANTED

LARGE MANUFACTURER--o Offers sxcep-
tional opportunity for statesmen to sell
cvsralls. tnrpsulins. tents. etc. New sales
plan offers liberal commissions Should
for At least two weeks. This Is high zrade
rrcposifion and snlesr,cn cf bc- character
only viii b. considered Address It. H. u.
Times cfTce. 1s5ti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
AGENTS WANTED.

wANTED-Liye representatives 10 handle
high grade line Of ncckwear. No com
petition. good profits. Excellent sideiine for
established representatives or can handle ex-
eusively. Write 20 Manufacturer Repre-
sentatives. 1856 Boylston street. Boston. Is0ts
FAsTEsT-sELLING Ford and Chevrolet ac-
eessory manufactured. big profits. excln-
sive. Write quick for samples. Fred J.
Barnard Newport. Vermont is0ti2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
Pair of Heavy Draft
Horses

weighing about 5000 MS, right in ev-
cry way, seven years old-no better
team in the county; pair farm horses,
weighing about 2600 MS, twelve years
old-an extra good team in any spot
or place; ] black mare in foal. weighing
100 MS, good worker and driver; 40
hens and pullets, hog weighing about
300 MS. 4 geese.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
THE HOME FARM

containing about 100 acres Of good
land. suitably divided; good produc-
ing farm; land early, in good state Of
cultivation; quantity Of wood. Good
water, fair buildings. Also the Clar-
india Slayton pasture and wood lot, So
called, containing about 30 acres, well
fenced, and quantity of wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
DO YOU KNOW

That for Sl4.50 We furnish you now
50 feet Of the hest doable-beaded lay
carrier track. complete with Splices.
hangers. brackets and nails.
Now. when the barns are full of hav.
l. the easy time to install hay carrier
track for next year Get the track up
now. then in The spring. Just before
hayinc. get the Garner and fork. Don't
wait. nov j. the right time
Dont wait. prices arr advancing.
Our prices on these nos are 81 he
lowest point and re hste the stock
right here ready for you.
MARSH ALLEN co.
y. = Ts- ice. - ors.Es ca t.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
! 6lEagB|lB1l|]SlHii
FARMS FOR SALE

HAVING SOLD OUR BUSINESS And IN
tending to locate elsewhere, we now offer
for sale. our home place situated at North
Rcyaltou, VT, consisting Of two story brick
dwelling with she'd barn and additions. with
seven acres OF land thereto belonging. Also
our farm, situated one mile from East
Beshtl village, near the quarries. Contain
ing one hundred acres. with two houses
thereon. barns and outbuildings. The above
real estate Is Of good quality soil and the
buildings are in good repair. Also we Of
fer for sale our race mare. Kit OsConneil,
2:2i V, own sister to The Orphan with a
mark Of 2.ls "a Inquire OF James Z
Waterman. Royalton, VT. 1879
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT Consists
Of ITO acres with good buildings within 4
miles Of Barre City. For further partieu-
lars write 10 kim" care Times Office. 182t3s
TO SETTLE THE ESTATE Of b. r. cilley
! offer $50 acre farm IN West Topsham
for sale extra good buildings, water Mt
house and barn. plenty Of wood fertile TIL
lage Might consider city property M rsrt
payment for particulars inquire Of e. M.
White. administrator, As East street, Barre,
VT f8otf
SIBLEy FARM FOR SALE On Wiley St
Ext. one half mile from north end sheds !;
ITS acres well divided into pasture. tiIlags
and woodlot. Tillage in high state Of culti-
walton. Crops include rs tons ensiiare. so
tons hay and 200 bushel corr in crib. Farm
ing tools consists of practically new ensil-
age cutter and gasoene engine. ell sleds.
wagons and harnesses. One pair good work
horses. hogs. hens and 20 cows. $4,000 takes
all. For further particulars inquire. s. d.
sibiey. Plainfeld, Vt. Tel. s005-4 l77ti0
FARM FOR SALE--One mile from NORTH
field village on the Union brook road, So
acres with without stock.w God and tim
ber enough for place. Good buildings, prac-
tically new s-room house price reasonable
INQUIRE g. J. Hill. Mortified, Vt. iTstf
FOR SALE-0ne Of the heat farme IN
Waitzheld, thirty-hve head Of cattle. all
crops and tools. One farm In West Tops
ham. 1e5 acres. onc-half mile to village.
one~half mile 10 creamery. Also email
farm in Rorbury. so acres. III miles 10
Roxbury depot. These farms can be bought
rfght They are my own property. no COM
mission attached Might consider city
property as nart payment. Tel. 3a3-M.
Montpelier. George r. Lackey. Montpelier.
W f62n
FOR sA1.E-village farm. 80 acres. miles
from Montpelier; John r. Benjamin.
Pnrro Tel -e<f
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5-A Stable Blankets. all sizes. large o.
small
s-A Street Blankets. some bssu,ie. for
ff.qS
"a Team Blankets. l.cafhered and lined.
ALI. ROADS LEAD TO CoLToNs. o.
Sc State Street Noutpelirr Vermont
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HORSES AND VEHICLES
roR SALE cHEAp-co,od team r,-t.r-I

FoR SALE CHEAP-Cood tear, ,: workers 10
drivers weight goo; apply Holmes bak-
cry. Barre. is2tss
FOR sALE-One twc-seatcd sleigh two
fur roh<s two strings bells price rea-
sonabie; inquire NJ. J. R. HALL Grofsr.
VI ls2tes
FOR SALE-Arshisn stallion. Eve years cid.
sound and kind. = woman ran drive him.
sfraid Of nothine. WEIGHT ESQ fbn. 500 n
sold at once. INQUIRE Of r. q. Heath. Gran
itevilic. Can see horse At Wallace Jcnes'
East Bfrre. 1-ptfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Onc s-year pure hred Hcisiein
buu. GOOD breeder. rs pulieis. mostly An
ornss also dry 4 o. rock maple wced -
thc wuYd lot Thoo. Thyre-en. phone ses-t.
So Rarrc. VI ISIS
Chester riSs The kind you vii - risd ycn
fclrkt call Dan ". lad. East hill. BARR.
Tel 1s7-i2 l7fss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interert from
Different Sections.

Mrs. Helen B. WI Smith, widow q
Warren III Smith Of Rutland, wins
died Monday at the age Of 50 years
was one Of Rutland's oldest residents
Since 1860 she had lived in the house
where she died. She was the last 81
family of nine children.
At the meeting Of the Vermont Mu-
ic Teachers association in 81. Johns
bury, Prof. /. }. Hathaway OF Mid
dlebury was elected president; Miss
Grace Stoolfre Of Rutland, vice -presi
dent, and Miss Mary +. Watkins Of
Rutland, secretary and treasurer.
Percy Clrrier Of Greensboro, while
out hunting partridge Sunday, was
struck BY shot. from the gun OF his
companion, william Rollins, several
entering his left arm and leg and one
entering his side. Rollins did not know
Currier was in range until he heard
him cry that he was shot.
The r. J. Fairbanks Bakery COM
pany, Inc, has filed with the secretary
of state an affidavit Of proposed issue
of three shares of capital stock at a
par value of 500 per share for cash.
The company is also to issue l91 shares
for property owned by + L, Florence
M. and Ernest A. Fairbanks. VI the
200 shares. 100 are to be issued 70 &
j. Fairbanks 20 to Florence "a FAIR
banks, and 80 to Ernest a. FAIRBANKS.
The balance Of the authorized capital
stock ia to be- issued from time 70 time
for cash at par,
Grand Isle has probably the small
est church in the country, with a seat
ing capacity Of 26, 1t is built Of logs
and wood even to the candlesticks,
and is memorial to Mrs. Gemont
Graves, whose husband, a missionary
of Burlington, pitched the tents OF
the family there in 1902. The sons
and daughters married and their fam
lilies were added to the summer colony.
The children erected the little church
in memory Of their mother. DR.. John
Henry Hopkins, husband Of one Of the
daughters, being a prime mover and
coming every summer from his parish
in Chicago to spend two or three
months az the head Of the little
church He breaches and reads the
Episcopal service. His two nephews
serve as altar boys. There are %
inhabitants at the settlement
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Home Farm of About
200 Acres


Situated on the state road from
Randolph to Montpelier, miles from
Randolph village, and having SO acres
of tillage land. A good river bottom
farm in high state Of cultivation.
Also Is grade Holstein, grade Jer-
seys, 2-year-old heifer. yearling nol-
stein bull, 3 spring calves. and good
farm team OF two horses, weight about
$500 pounds.
FARMING TOOLS. ETc.-Manure
spreader, 3 walking plows, disk har-
rows, weeder. riding cultivator, spring
tooth harrows. smoothing harrow,
spike tooth cultivator. wing potato
hoe. moving machine. horse rake, hay
tedder. drop reaper. Mccormick corn
harvester. Daniels ensiIage cutter with
Randolph carrier. Eureka potato dig
ger. h. p. Woodpecker gas engine,
l-2 h. p. Gray engine, B. L. X. milk
ing machine. Sharples cream separator.
Randolph governor pulley. a number of
milk cans and dairy utensils.
Also drag saw rig. express wagon.
buggy wagon, blackboard wagon, set Of
farm trucks, two-horse road wagon.
traverse sleigh. set traverse sleds, sled
with brakes. two cutters, buggy pole.
set platform scales. caldron kettle,
quantity Of hand and small tools. work
harnesses and driving harnesses.
About 20 tons ensilage. 80 tons hay
and about 10 tons ost hay.
Terms made known at time Of sale.
SILAS DASHNER, Owner.
c. S. wHTTcOMB, Auctioneer, White
River Junction. VT.
Dated Randolph. VI. Oct IA. 1929
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These are young cows, have been
tested three times, termed an accredit-
ed herd. COW is registered. 10 Of
them are fresh or to freshen soon, bal
anee to freshen in the spring, One
2-year-old Jersey bull can be regis
tered. 2 yearlings, 3 calves 5 months
old, shoats, | brood SOW, Z turkeys.
One pair of work horses and 0 years
old One driving horse years old.
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BUSINESS OPpnRTIINgTIEs

OPPORTUNITY for active, ambitious men
10 secure agency for old line Accident and
Health Insurance company liberal and best
policies; low cost; part or full time agents
wanted NEW YORK SAFETY RESERVE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-18
AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE,-Ford touring car: just over
hauled IN fine shape; cheap for quick
sale: Perry Rros. garage. Pearl St. 1T5tf
FOR SALE-A new S-cylinder,
fve-passenger Apperson
touring car; will sell at a bar
gain; T. E. Callahan. Mont
pelier, VT, phone 389-M. i7otf