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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-06
Household Furniture al
Auction
No. 4 Langdon Ave.,
Montpelier, VT.
] viii sell at public auction on
Monday, October 9,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

on the above premises, the following
articles of personal property;
Five-piece mission set including IL
brary table. chairs. settee. music
rack; side board, serving table, dining
table. five leather seat dining chairs,
, iron beds and springs. mattresses.
dressers. chiffonier. 4 commodes. 2
art squafes, congoleum and several
small rugs, couch. granite shelf and
table top. full length mirror, writing
desk. small rocking chairs. large
rockers. Crawford coal heater. cook
stove. Blue Flame oil range, gas heater.
2-burner gas plate. water motor wash
ing machine. ice chest. couch hammock,
. kitchen chairs, center table. wash
boiler. ironing board. tubs. etc. q lot
Of child's toys. carpet sweeper. and
many other articles not mentioned.
Terms At time Of sale Monday,
October 2. at , O'Clock
MRS. LOUISE THORNTON, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Aurtioueer, Barre, Vt.
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HELP WANTEn--FEMALE

WANTED Girl or woman TO do general
hcusework, plain cooking required. no
washngs or ironings, good chance for right
person. Steady employment. Located in
center OF business. Two adults. Modern inn
provoments. Apply at once j. b. Hay,
Bradford, VT. l73t6
WANTED MiddIe-aged woman to keep
house and care for children, baby Of
months old and 2 boys Of and Of p.
as their mother Is at sanatorium hospital !;
write or telephone SAW: Will A. Holden
2 Vine street. Montpelier, W. a 1l3t4'
WANTED Chamber maid: w. r. Davis.
Waterbury inn, VT 171tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-A. autnrrohiie crank o. Sum-scr
street or Mauie ascuue- hndef please
hrirr 20 thc Time of5ce. f7itis
LoST-ort. Z. q pifchfork with NJ iuitiaI
~ or hack q fora fHflr riesss
urite Or cal otn Hsrbert Ernrrscn r. y. n.
3 Waiisusiurn. ant I'll 30 custs i7rt1
LOST -Rlaek ara ukits coart Ok. fasrr
ncsfy 2. 2. Tcrrseat. Tel e--h- l7iU.
FCf-ND-A cahie Chain utirA ssnrr ran
hsre ~ rr1FirE rrrrrrig ar1 ragirr f1r
-trc-tisf-r. Dean I. BssastL Prrspe-t -
Tel asa l71tEs
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DOUBLE SENTENCE.
Imposed on Albert Snay in Newport
Court.

Newport, Oct. 6--Albert Shay plead
cd guilty to the two charges against
him in municipal court at Newport
and received sentence. For operating
his automobile while under the infiu-
ence Of Intoxicating liquor, he was Civ
en- fine of 800 and thirty days in
jail with costs. On the second charge,
that of assault on Miss Emma Taylor.
he was given not less than four
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-06
Tuesday, October 10, 1922
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on tn
premises:

The home farm supposed TO contain
2l6 acres, situated one mile from the
Williamstown gulf road at East
Brookfeld, equal distance from Brook
field Center. The farm has basement
barns accommodating IS head. two ST.
los. large implement shed, blacksmith
shop and creamery, substantial house
with extra cottage for help, running
water at house and barn. Has a good
sugar place equipped, besides large
quantity of mixed timber; this is
very fertile and productive farm east
ly carried on. Also the personal prop
erty consisting in part OF
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WANTED

WANTED TO BUY-A quarry sweep: ap-
ply 70 P. o. Box 2sl. Barre. VT. 172tf
WANTED TO BUY-A second hand small
glass display case or china cabinet also
wardrobe: phone 6s4-R. 1T2tf
YOUNG MAN wants steady Job at any
thing. farm preferred ID. Purdy. 5 ST.
Paul street. Montpelier. l7Sti'
WANTED Girl for general homework call
2e4-W or 70 South Main street. l7sn
PARTNERS will take one or two more
partners one must be able TO cut letters !;
phone 6i4-W or 207-X. l7it6
WANTED or three furnished rooms
fer light housekeeping inquire of Mrs
Bowdcn. ~ Kinney street. l72t3-
WANTED To buy rags. magazines, paper !;
also old mattress and sewing machine: ;
call Abram Fine. Maple Ave, Tel. SCR,
WANTED TO RENT-Or take on shares a
farm with stock and tools. Box II. X. F. d.
1. STAFFORD, VT l70tl2
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The Home Farm
The Reyes Lot, So-CaIled

containing about 200 acres, most Of
which is wood and timber. No esti-
mate has been made of the amount Of
lumber but no doubt the timber now
large enough to cut is worth more than
the amount the entire property will sell
for, leaving large quantity Of second
growth.
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HELP wANTED--MALE

WANTED--A bell hop at Hotel Barre. 1Tst3
WANTED AT ONCE--A general plumber !;
good wages work year around; Address
J. A. Godbout. Winooski VT 173t6
WANTED Experienced linotype operator,
s35 per week apply immediately; Sentinel
Publishing Co.. Plattsburg. N. Y. 1888
WANTED AT ONCE-A1l round farm hand :
good teamster: Charles T.. Woodbury., Ber-
lin. VT. Tel. ss4-4. Tits
WANTED--First class polisher in nice clean
mill to work in: steady work for the eight
man. also granite cutters and granite APP
preitices Anderson & Friberg. l7ltf
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CROPS

About 25 or 30 tons of early cut aay,
pa shocks of well cared northern corn,
about FIVE ton Of green oats, also a
small quantity Of rowen. A qmaHtity
Of Hubbard squash and pie pumpkins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-06

As I have sold my place and must
give immediate possession ! viii sell %
public auction on the premises on
Creamery street in Marshfeld village,
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Auction Sale
Saturday, October z,
a o'elock, Main sd. Northfield FaIl

at o'clock, Main ST., Mortified Falls,
As We are moving away we viii sell
at public auction the following per
sonal property. About Is tons early
cut hay, moving machine. horse rake,
2 plows, spring tooth harrow, cultiva-
tor, cream separator. carriage. sleigh.
grind stone, dump cart wheels. two
house plants, hay forks, some corn, a
sap gathering tub, fodder, all small
tools such As chains. iron bars, shoVels,
forks. whiffletrees. hammers. saws and
many things too numerous TO mention
Also some household goods.
Clifford and Ernest viens. Owners.
D. P. IsFebvrs, Auctioneer. North
field, VI.
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HOUSES FOR SALE


FOR SALE~-lhe II. A. FriDaie house ~
s6 Keith avenue corner Summer 81. and
Keith avenue i71ts
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Three Lines for Csc

:, The. Times viii publish Wants. Lost eno
ricond. For Sale, To Let. etc.--short sovss, -
tisements--at the rate Of three lines ~ "a
twenty-five cents for the first insertion nn'
Ten cents for each Subsequent Insertion
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HOUSES TO RENT

TO Rents acres Of land also 4 Broom
house. with hot and cold water good barn
stable. henhouse and shed known as Mead
osvbrook farm, near carbarn, electric pow
err plant and state garage and can work In
either Barre or Montpelier inquire Of Mrs
Mary M. Richards. near Marvin farm.
Montpelier. Vt. or Tel. 227-M: Mrs. W g.
Prize. Barre. VT. l71tf
TO RENT Cottage house at l.. D. Gale
farm rent low for the winter none but
respectable parties need apply Tel. 477-5,
I7lt6
TO RENT--very nice upstairs tenement AZ
40 Merchant street call 2o7-x. rita
TO RENT Front Office ON third hoor OF
Aldrich block see Dean II. Perry. Times
Office. 17its
TO RENT Furnished front room. modern
conveniences hot water heat best loca-
ton; write to *" Times Office. i70t6s
TO RENT Modern 5-room downstsir tene-
nent, Kirk street inquire Angus Mac
Donald. 10 Kirk street, or telephone 4a2-R.
l67tf
TO Rents and 5-room tenements; mod
ern improvements inquire Of f. d. Beck
ley. 6 Park street, Tel 56s-W. I63tf2s
POUR ROOM TENEMENT TO RENT An
rewly repaired Tel. 4i2-x. 155H
FOR RFNT--1s Brook street. Groom lower
fiat IT IL Laurel street. room 2nd floor.
ut II Laurel street. s room ard floor: all
first class with set tubs hot water: r, T..
Smith: call A. w. Clark. Tel 2ss-Y. 1851
TO RENT-Tnaui-e of Mrs.
James Ahern, al East street. Tel. 24s-W:
15otf
TO RENT-Fivs room downstairs tenement.
with electric LIGHTS ard heth. reIie~. harm
privileges and good GARDEN situated ut II
Clark ~. teleuhone 5s-R or INQUIRE at li-i2
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AbODT THE STATE !.
Happenings Of interest from
Different Sections


The University of yermont's new
athletic field is to be dedicated Satur-
day.
Harold Chase, l7-yearold son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Chase of Morrisville,
died at the Fanny Alien hospital n
Winooski Few days ago as 4 rel
suit Of fall on woodpile
George Gallagher was probably Ia
tally injured. Michael Dwyes sustained
a broken rib in his right side and
three other men, all Of Hoosick Falls,
received minor injuries when Ford
touring car in which they were riding
to work at the II. r Cushman plant
at North Bennington went through a
fence and down an embankment at
$3.50 o'clock Monday morning near the
entrance to t.. Walloomsac battlefield
reserve. The car which was owned
and driven by John Behan was badly
damaged. The accident was caused
by the breaking Of a part of the steer
ing gear as the car started to descend
a hill just short distance from the
crossing Of the Rutland railroad.
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A SPECIALIST

We have secured for two weeks,
services Of Mr.. c C. Cary. a barn
equipment specialist. II you have any
barn furnishing problem about which
you would like help please feel free to
can on him here Mr. Gary is a Yer
mcnter and knows our harm problems
from A TO iszer. He Is a real helper
Come and see
MARSH ALLEN 90.
n 4 Tel ise. orsnre Co Tel
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ii6BElJ!gB|Hi1llI|35NI
FARMS FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For
good property in Barre City farm
has good buildings and on state road two
miles from Mortified. VT. for further in
formation address Farm" care Of Barrce
Times. l7lt3s
FOR SALE-One OF the best farms IN
Waitsfeld. thirty-fve head Of cattle. all
crops and tools. One farm In West Tops
ham: ls5 acres. one-haIf mile to village
farm in Roxbury 80 acres. 1h miles to
Roxbury depot. These farms can be bought
right. They are my own property, no com
mission attached. Might consider city
property as rart payment. Tel 39s-M,
Montpelier George r. Lackey. Montpelier.
Vt 1921
FOR SAT.F.-vinare farrr. so prrea. i ntiles
from Montpelier: John r.. Peniariin,
Barre, Tel 1os-R. 7atf
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Tulips and Narcissus Bulbs
Direct from Holland
All first size and choice varieties n. p
Garter. IA Sheridan street. Tel. 1911. 172tf
FOR SALE--Extra nice Guernsey COW. q
yrs, old inquire at r. d. Gale farm.
Williamstown or Tel. 477-6. I7ltS
FOR SALE-A slightly used Ivers q Pond
piano, one Of the best on the market
can be seen at IA Wellington street, Barre
W, II. J. LaRoe. l7ltSs.
FOX SALE Registered Hostein bull.
years old price reasonable; call on or
address N. =. McFarlane, Williamstown,
~. TITS
FOUR WEEKS OLD BERKSHIRE PIGS
fOk SALE-Also a few butternpts A.
Paluselli Plainfeld. VT. f72tss
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ROOMS TO RENT

10 REST-fear osos 1884, n. -
frrrf ru.ura nd frrr ir11ire e 90
"a hoas.. IL Serth Nai. street. I'd
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Personal Property at
Auction

As ! have obligations to meet and
must reduce Indebtedness, viii sell the
following described stock and tools at
auction, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-06
Tools and Machinery

Two-horse moving machine, 2-horse
rakes, hay tedder, 3 sleighs--one extra
good; cultiyator, spring tooth harrow,
set Fairbanks platform scales, grind
stone, 2 one-horse wagons, OK cart,
traverse sled, pillow. scalding tub. cald-
ron kettle, OK sleds, land roll, milk
cans, Sharples separator. buggy wag-
ons, all harnesses, new boiling rig, 900
buckets, draw tub, storage tanks. and
all small tools. Also 90 tons of extra
good hay, early cut; 90 bushels oats,
3 tons Of straw, 60 run Of slab wood
dry and under cover.
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED BY widower
with children farm home; near village
A. J.. Miner. Bethel. VT. 1855
WANTED--A middle-aged housekeeper for
widower with two children; one who pre-
fers good home to high wages !; address Hem
ny Houghton. Sharon. vt. 1855
WANfED-Young women to enter Barre
City hospital training school to train 70
become nurses; apply to the superintendent
1T the hospital 18TH
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GIRLS WANTED
AT ONCE

GIRLS WANTED
AT ONCE
Those experienced on, power sewing ma
chimes preferred. but will teach ineNperi-
enced girls
Steady work with good pay. Board and
room is provided at the Brookside Inn at q
reasonable figure. with good food. steam
heat, electric lights.
Address
PRESIDENT sUsPENDER COMPANY,
SHIRLEY, MASS.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Crawford heater No 10, Art
class condition INQUIRE Of r. Christie.
Kirk street. l7ltf
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Household Furniture

including beds, tables, chairs, range,
heater and many other articles.
Terms at time Of sale. Lunch at
noon. Saturday, Oct. 7, at 10 o'clock
MAHLoN WHITE. Admir-.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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ioiiowin3 described STOCK ana tools AZ
auction, on
Wednesday, October 18th,
at one o'clock in the afternoon
on the premises where ! live, known as
the old Granger farm, one mile from
Randolph Center: 4
16 COWS
Grade Holstein, Ayrshire and Jer-
sey, all sound and the oldest COW in
the herd is only seven years old; in
good order; 9 now fresh; balance to
freshen later. horse, weight about
900 MS, good worker and driver.
TOOLS
International spreader. Syracuse
pillow, corn harvester, DeLaval cream
separator, No Is, and in first class con-
dition, Gray threshing machine, ex-
press wagon, Concord buggy, driving
harnesses. and many other articles. AL
so 30 tons of No. hay.
Terms at time of sale. Lunch for
those coming from a distance, Wednes-
day, Octobw II, at one o'clock.
EUGENE BENoIT, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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AlJ(;T ION

To close out the business Of the late
C. c. Stone OF Brookfield, VI, the adj
ministrator will sell at public auction
on
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AUCTIO

Having sold my farm ] win sell at
public auction on
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Pair geldines and Z years
old. weight 1850 right in every way !;
would consider a good driver; 4fs-x; ]. T..
Jameson. Williamstown. 17lt3s
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vERN r HUDSON. Auetioneer.
3. G. ROGERS, Clerk
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Farm, Stock, Tools, Crops,
Saturday, October 7, 1922

at 1000 o'clock in the forenoon,
the following described property;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
80 PROSECUTIONS s
 STARTED BY CHILD LABOR DEPARTMENT
Mrs. Bush Makes Annual Re- port-Birmingham Officers
 Are Commended For
 Assistance Rendered
By FRED H. GoEAfLEY Montgomery Bureau, The Age-Herald, 221-2 First National Bank Building

Montgomery, May )- Thirty prosecutions were started by the state child welfare department last year for violations of the state child labor laws and. convictions were obtanied in 2s, according to the an- nual report of Mrs. L. B. Bush, di- rector of the department, filed with the state child welfare commission. Eight hundred and sixteen violations were found but they were fmmedi- ately corrected. Thirty-three orders { were issued to plants employing child labor to place them in proper sanitary condition.
 During the year 2,77o inspections were made, the yincluding all kinds of plants where women and children were employed. Fifty-four per cent of all children found employed were working in cotton mills. while only 35 per cent of the total number of children employed were girls.
 Conditions regarding the enforce ment of the child labor laws were found to be good in Mobile, Mont  gomery and Birmingham. Probation officers of Mobile and Birmingham were commended for lending valuable assistance to the department in the reporting of violations.
 Especial attention was given in the report to the cotton mills, where a great per centage of chidl labor is employed. It was found that IF of the s2 mills in Alabama do not em- ploy any labor under 16 years old. Fifty-two per cent of the mills have plans for the betterment of their em- ployees and 30 per cent, employ com munity nurses. Many fthe mills require an annual medical examina- tion of all school children. while some provide medical treatment for those who have physical defects.
 Seven institutions which did not come up to the standards of the child welfare alw were closed by the de- partment during the year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
NAME ALABAM|ANS l. ONCHURCH BOARDS
State Delegates Are Honored By Methodists at Hot
 Springs

Hot Springs, May z0.-~(Specia1.1- Alabamians honored Saturday by the general conference of the Metho- dist Episcopal church, south, with places on nationwide boards were as follows:
 ". H. stockham, Birmingham, on commission on unification with Meth odist Episcopal church.
 pr. J. M. Donnelly of Prattville, on commission on unification with bodies of kindred faith and doctrine other than Methodist Episcopal church.
 Sidney H. Blann of Troy, named member of federated council of Churches of Christ in America, a council composed of about 30 denomi- nations.
 Marvin M. Mccall of opelika, mem Der general conference hospital conn mission.
 Ed Malone of Pensacola, Alabama conference. on general conference board of appeals.
 pr. Henry of Birmingham and c. W. Saver of Athens on Epworth league board
 J. T. Ellison, Centreville, on Sum day school board.
 Rev Ira Hawkins of North Ala bama, Dr. o. S. Welch, Prattville Mrs. R. L. Hodby, Union Springs, on board of missions.
 Dr. l.. c. Branscomb, Birmingham, on general conference book commit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Primitiue Baptist 7 Church to Conduct
 Foot Washing Todd,

Goodwater, May 20.--(Special )-
 Three miles east of Goodwater Is Smyrna church. This church Is a primitive organization, and Is one of the oldest churches in this section.
 The church has been moved one time from near Socapatoy, south of Good
 water, to its present location. This church has been for nearly 100 years the center of the social and religious life of the community. The church Is painted and is kept in good repair. Only short distance is the district school of that community and the school building is neat and we'll kept. One thing that attracts a passer- by, especially if he is a stranger in the community, Is the large .ceme- tery near the church and school which Is kept free of weeds and grass the year round. The people of the com munity meet twice each year and clean off the cemetery and church grounds. Most of the graves are marked by modest tombstones and monuments. On Sunday there will be held the annual foot washing and sacrament in the morning after sermon by Rev. Goodman. pastor, who resides near Ashland This is solemn and impressive occasion. In the afternoon tbere will be held singing in which the Sacred Heart and Christian Har- mony are chiefly used. R. E. Webb of Kellyton has conducted the sing ings here for many years.
 Many of the leading ministers or the primitive faith for the last 100
 years in this section of the country have been pastors of this church.
 A large, crowd attends these an
 nual events at smyrna from far and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
PLAN TO ORGANIZE
 EVANGELISTlC CLUB

Greenville, May 2o.-(spec1ai)-At a meeting of the Greenville Business Mems Evangelistic club held last night a report was made of the meet ing conducted at Forest Home last Sunday. The Forest Home meeting was one of the most successful and beneficial meetings held this year by the organization.
 A, movement was started at Forest Home for the organization of a simi- lar club in that community. H. D. Lazenby was appointed to look over the field and to ascertain the names of men who would affiliate with such an organization. The Greenville club members assured the Forest Home people of their support in the orSani- zation of club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
MONTGOMERY JURY |ND|CTS BANKER Gaddis Charged With Violat- ing State Laws-Gives
 $7,750 Bond

Montgomery, May 2o.-(Specsai.,-- B. L. Gaddis. who was president Of the Merchants bank when 1t closed it's doors December 22. was indicted on eight counts charging violations of the state banking laws by the grand jury, which completed it's work Saturday.
 As soon as Gaddis heard of the fn- dictments, he went to the court house and gave bonds totaling $7.75o.
 Gaddis will be placed on trial dur ing the next month. No other per- son connected with the institution was indicted.
 Friends of Gaddis went with him to the court house and about a dozen sig gned the bonds. Gaddis issued a public statement, in which he de- clared the indictments will give him an opportunity to refute yelled in situations which have been abroad since the failure of the bank.