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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-24

City Farm OF 65 acres. Not the kind
usually offered for sale: ideal in many re-
spects only,a short walk to business, schools
churches. etc, sidewalks practically to the
farm; street lights. water. sewer almost to
the door. Are these advantages worth con-
siderfngf Furnace heated house of eight
rooms. clapboarded barns with Easements.
Cut about so tons Of hay this season fields
absolutely free of stone and soil is es-
pecially productive pasture for about ten
or twelve head; some wood. An oppor-
tunity IL here offered for one to keep a.
dairy and retail milk. operate truck gar
den. keep poultry, ETC., with a market at
the door for everything raised or produced
on the farm. Is this an advantage? The
possibility for development u not to be con-
sidered lightly; house have already been
contributed on two sides of this property,
and no doubt IL the land could have been
purchased in individual lots, much Of It
would have been built upon. Circum-
stances now make a sale advisable and we
are allowed to offer this desirable property
at much less than the owner would have
been offered several years ago. If In the
market for farm home with the advan-
tages Of city schools, stores. markets, etc,
you will purchase this. "A delay Of day may
mean that you are too late.
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE--A pure bred Jersey bull calf
six weeks old; good one and eligible for
registry; I.enry Watt. West hill. South
Barre. iSEt6F
FOR SALE Registered dark Jersey calf
herd. accredited. 8 heifers over months.
and bull would sell SEPARATELY f. A. Stone.
Williamstown. VT. r. +. d. 1. 1s7t6s
AS WE INTEND WORKING m THE
WOODS this winter we are Offering for
sale our entire herd OF eighteen fine cows.
grade Jerseys and Ayreshires; one pure
bred Ayreshire heifer, COW 3 years old also
pure bred Ayrshire bull years old eight
OF these cows have freshened since Sept. rs.
the balance Of ten will freshen this winter.
This stock has recently passed tuberculin
test phone or come and see them; Leland
s. Little. Plainheld. VT. ls6t4-
FOR sALE-t-year-ol well bred Jersey
bs-il tested, legal to register, $500. or
would exchange FOR yearling. Also pull
lets. IS spring roosters weighing IN 10
Z lbs. Thoroughoush bred Rhode Island
red and huff Orpinrton eockereis; d. S. l
Middleton. Cabot. VI. iS6t3s
FOR SALE-Extra nice weeks old white
Chester pigs the kind you viii be glad you
bought call Dan W. Ladd. East hill Barre.
Tel. 3s7-12. ls5t6s
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AGED 100, DIGGING POTATOES.
John Moron, Concord, Has Undimmed
Sight, Hearing Scarcely Dulled.

Concord has a centenarlan in the
person of John Moron, whose physi-
cal and mental alertness at the age
of LOG years will match that of many
a man decades younger His eyesight
is undimmed and his hearing scarcely
dmlied. For five years he has made
his home with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lvnaugh, and this fall has been bust
w engaged in digging the potatoes
which he helped to plant on their
farm.
Some Of the residents Of Concord
and the adjoining town of Victory.
who themselves have raised up fami-
lies to maturity, say that as young
sters they remember Mr.. Moron as an
elderly man with long beard that
reached his belt
Mr.. Moron was born in New Allen,
Canada, on New Years day, 1916.
Chances for education being few i'm
those days, Mr.. Moron never learned
to read or write, hut was taught in
the handicraft Of the times. He mar
ried very young, but his wife later de-
serted him. OF four children born 10
him, three survive, two daughters
whom he has not seen for years and
does not know their place Of resi-
dence, il living. and a son. James Nor
crn. who lives in ST. Johnsbury.
Mr.. Moron has worked in lumber
camps in New England and in Michi-
gan. and when the Civil war broke out
was in the south. His sympathies be-
ing with the Union. he left under COW
er OF darkness, taking the first boat |
north. In the late sixties and early |
seventies he worked on the railroad.l
being built from Portland, Me-, to
0gdensburg, n. Y.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF sARAH rrppIs

The undersigned. having been appointed
BY the honorable probate court for the dis
trict Of Randolph. commissioners. ito receive,
examine and adjust the claims and dsarands
of all persons against the estate Of Sarah
Ferris. late of WilIiamstown, in said
district. deceased, and all claims exhib-
tied in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that
we will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at
the Town Clerks office in the town Of
Williamstown, In said district, on the 2lst
day Of octQber and 10th day Of February
next. from III o'clock a, M. until o'clock
p. m. on each OF said days and that six
months from the 18th day Of August. A. D..
1872. is the time limited by said courf for
said creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance.
Dated at WiIliamstown. VT. this 23rd day
of September. A. D. 1929.
GLEN F. McALLISTER,
w. E. CURTIS.
oetio-l7-24
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COAL FOR BARRE SPILLED
In Freight Wreck at leicester juno
ton.

Leicester Junction. Oct. 24-Five
cars loaded with anthracite coal are
being held here by derailment on the
siding at the junction. The deraii.
ment occurred few feet of the main
track so traffic has not been stopped.
The coal cars are of the largest
type and were bound for Essex June
ton. Waterbury, Barre and White
River Junction. They were attached
to a special and were getting on 10 the
side track when a broken Aange on a
wheel began tearing up the track.
The result was a mix-up which put the
track ont Of use for many rods. The
cars were not much damaged but she
coal was scattered about literally. The
wrecking crew from Rutland repaired
the damage
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Friday, October q,
at one o'clock sharp.

These cattle are all from accredited
herds or under federal supervision.
registered Jersey bull, seven mos
old; dam produced 375.6 fbs. butter Eat
by COW test record; this bulls dam
came from the Maple Home Farm.
One Guernsey bull calf, one month
old: dam, Jewels Chief Josephine of
Mountain View, No. 1926; very nice
individual with COW test record of
about 300 MS. butter fat; sire. Broad
Acres Kihedive. No. 4sl62. A very
richly bred King Washer bull, whose
dam. Anita Of Elmhurst No. 4s1i4
made l02545 lbs. milk, 5l3.35 MS. but
ter fat as two VI. old. This calf
is very nice individual and will make
some one a good sire. Consigned BY
A. r. Smith and Son, Barre. VT.
Jersey bull calf. will be registered
before the sale. Consigned by Thad
Martin, Barre.
o registered Jersey cows. one fresh.
ened October 4th, and balance due soon.
3 grade Jersey cows due TO freshen be-
tween October and January; Q grade
heifers coming two years old and over.
It is expected that more registered
Jerseys viii be entered before the sale.
Stock can be entered until date Of
sale.
Terms. cash. unless arrangements
IRE made with owners.
Sales Managers.
z W. CATE, North Calais, VT.
s NJ CURTIS. Montpelier, Vt.
D. A PERRY. Aucti0nser, Barre, VI.
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Saturday, October %, 1922,
at o'clock in the afternoon,

the following described property:
One yearling heller, . fve-month-ol
calves, pr. black horses, weight about
5000 lbs. seven years old good work
ers; set double work harnesses, 2 horse
sled wheel harrow, new wheel harrow,
cultivator, two two-horse wagons, one
with box body; horse rake, hog box cir
cular saw rig, drag saw, trucks for
wheel harrow, No. IL DeLeval cream
separator, loo sap buckets, SO bucket
galv. gathering tank. new; so #. Sin.
galv. piping. sugarinQ-oif pan. wheel
barrow, 500 buckets, 500 spouts. stor-
age tank, and many other articles not
mentioned. Also some household fur
niturc, including beds, bedding, chairs,
etc, etc; so bushel potatoes, and .
cords four-foot wood.
Terms at time OF sale. Sale will be-
gin at o'clock, Saturday, Oct. 20.
ARTHUR DIX, Owner.
D. A. PERRY. Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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FARMING TOOLS

Moving machine. horse rake. cult.
vatcr. plows. harrows. express wagon.
buggy. dump cart, two driving sleiehs
pung sleigh. bob sled with pole and
thilis; set heavy work harnesses. set
light driving harnesses. road cart. and
many other articles not mentioned
About 20 tons Of good hay. some
straw.
Terms ~ time II sale. Lanch n
noon- THURSDAY. Nov. ?. At 10 O'Clock.
MRS. AGNES BENEDICT. o~ner.
D. A PERRY, Auctienesr
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ESTATE OF ROBERT Z. MURPHY.

State OF Vermont District Of Washington. -.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid. 20 all r~r~rns frtereef~d 81
the estate Of Robert f. Murphy. late Of
City Of Barre. in said district. deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said eonrt has assigned The
3rd day OF November next for examining
and allowing the account OF the cxecutrix
Of the estate Of said decreased and for =
decree of the residue of said estate to the
lawful claimants Of the same. and
ordered that public notice thereof b.
given 70 all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order three weeks success
sively previous to The day assigned. in the
Barre Daily Times, a newspaper published
1T City OF Barre. IN said distriet
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified 70
appear at the probate cfncs In Mont.
peier. In said district. on the day -
signed. then and there to contest the allow
snce Of said account II you see cause. and
to establish yorr right az heirs. legateo
and lawful claimants r. said re~fdu.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
FRANK !. MARTIN. Judge.
octio-lT-24
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FARMING TOOLS

Moving machine. horse rake. nearly
new spring tooth harrow, culti,ator,
corn planter. lumber wagon, buggy
traverse sleds, , sleighs, pair work har-
nesses, driving harnesses. cream sep
arator and all small tools. 1000 buck
cts. Grimm spouts, covers, 500 e. pip
ing. 3 large storage tanks, left. Grimm
evaporation, 2 sap sleds. etc.
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10 HEAD OF STOCK: TU.
BERCULN TESTED

Seven cows, grade Jersey and Hol-
stein, some fresh; Others to freshen in
early winter; bull. calves pair
Morgan horses. five and seven wears
old. extra good drivers and workers.
well matched; 6-year-old black horse.
weight l,400 pounds all sound and
right. 20 hens.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST saturday. side curtain 70 automobile.
on Washington street or in vicinity Of
Currier Park: finder please return 20 the
Times Office. lsst2
LOST Between post Office and Park ST..
an auto crank; please notify City Bsk-
cry. ls7tf
LOST-Oct. 2i. receipt book In black leath-
sr case. between Barre and East Orange.
via. Washington. finder please return 70
the Times Office ls7t9s
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Bequesth Your Brains

% your family. Il can be done hv life
insurance Arrange q policy 70 pay pro
ceeds on income basis. National Life
ms CO. Vt fMutuali : s Ballard.
general agent. - State street. Meat
pelierS G. J. SeAger. local agent.
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TO
MONTREAL
Only S5.O0-Only

Tickets good on trains leaving
Barre, 2:45 a. m. and 3;45 p. M, Nov.
3rd and 2:45 a. M, Nov. 4th, Mont
pelier 3;l0 a. m. and 4:l0 p. M, Nov.
Bird and $40 a. m, Nov. 4th, and good
returning until Nov. 7th, inclusive. See
flyers for particulars.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ESTATE OF CARRIE A. WATERMAN.

The undersigned. having been appointed BY
the honorable probate court for the district Of
Randolph. commissioners. to receive. ex-
anime. and adjust the claims nod demands
of all persons against the estate of Carrie
A. Waterman. late Of Orpngc. In said
district deceased. and all CLAIMS exhibita in
Offset thereto. hereby give notice that We
viii meet for the purpose aforesaid. 81
the dwelling house OF AlvA G. Carpenter. in
the town of Orange. VT. In said district, on
the 4th day Of November. 1922. and 18th
day Of February. 1e2s. next, from l o'clock
days and that six months from the 25th day
Of September. A. ID. 1922 Is the time limited
BY said court for said creditors 20 present
their claims TO for examination and allow
ance.
Dated at Orange VT. this 2ist day OF
October, A. ID. 1922.
G. O. PEAkE.
FRED NJ. cURTIsS. Commissioners.
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ROOMS TO RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room with modern
convsniences: call AZ lfs Washington
street is3tes
ROOMS TO RENT-stearn
heat: G. Tomasi block up two fights in
ouire On the premises. fsStf
TWO FRONT OFFICES IN scAMPfsz
BLOCK TO RENT-Will rent single or
double phone 5l7-W or efe-R. i7stf
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Crops

20 tons Of hay. fodder, oats. acres
of Sanford corn fodder--well cared, "a
bushels potatoes and about 50 run Of
wood.
Terms at time Of sale. Lunch at
noon. Tuesday. Oct. 81. 1922.
WALTER and ANNIE E. PERKINS.
Owners.
D. A PERRY. AuetiOneer. aBrre. Vt.
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THE REAL ESTATE
Containing About loo Acres.

About 45 acres of tillage; 2 pas
lures, brook watered; will keep from
Is 20 20 head; estimated from 200 to
1000 cords of block wood and 10000 II.
of lumber; sugar orchard OF ! 1000
trees; plenty of fruit; s-room house
painted white; stock barn ssx60 IT,. in
good repair; horse barn with three
good stalls; carriage room, clapboard-
ed; good sugar house. Located on
good road and near neighbors.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NoTICE-Try Camps pork.at the r. d
Laid Co market this week and next from
buttcrrnilk fed pigs quality and favor ~
ira nice; Dir J. Camp. fssta
MEMS HOSE AND cHILDREN's SOCKS
knitted At a reasonable price; also re-
footed; bring your yarn TO ..ddison place.
1ssfss
TRAPPERS-S ehofeld's ready hats ard
used over hfty years There's none h.,,s-.
sold nv c. J. Fisk. waferhur- Centre. ver-
mont. fexs<
FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING -John
Anderson. ITO So. Main street. Tel
7i7-R- fsltf
DANCING LESSONS-Prvnte snstreet,on
~ appointment. call AZ IT. Main street.
phone sst-W Marie ouinian. lssf
TO RFNT-vacuurn cleaner. fl~ Fl,~.-i.
stnre. u Elm street ststf
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Personal Property at
AUCTION

As | have sold my farm, will sell at
public auction on the premises in
Plainfeld Springs, seven miles from
Barre and three miles from Plainfield
village,
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s YOUNG COWS

Three now fresh. one TO freshen
soon-grade Holstein; 4 high grade
Jersey cows to freshen in early win
ter; 2 horses.
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Farm, Stock and Tools at
Auction

As cannot get help to carry ON my
farm. viii sell same together with all
tools and stock at auction on
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Three Lines for CSC

The Times viii publish Wants. Lost ana
frcund, For Sale To Let. etr.--short advsr-
uHements--nt the rate Of three lines ios
twenty-five cents for the frst insertion and
zen cents for each Subsequent Insertion.
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The First Com
munity Sale
so Registered and Grade
Cows

win be sold at auction on the Elmer
George farm, one mile below East
Calais on the Montpelier Hardwick
road,
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sectisna

The eleventh annual conference o.
the Older Boys of Vermont will bf
held in Newport in January, 1923,
Rev. Ambrose G. DeLapp begins his
pastorate at the South Congregations
church in st. Johnsbtry Oct. 20. He
ended his work in Woburn, Mass, last
Sunday.
Z. B. Barrows, Henry R. Brown,
Morris Chamberlin and William Hes
cock of Brattieboro, together, lost in
the vicinity of $500 by apples on
their farms being frozen during last
weeks cold spell.
ID. Brown and Charles Wilson OF
whiting, while hunting in Salisbury,
shot a bay lynx which measured three
feet and four inches and weighed 2S
pounds. It was the largest Of the
kind ever seen in that vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Wetherby cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary at their home in Dandy Oct. L..
Mr. and Mrs. Wetherby are exactly
the same age, having become II years
old on the day of the anniversary.
A house in Springfield on the farm
owned by Horace Brown and occupied
by j. L. johnson and family was de-
stroyed by fire Oct. FL. Rats gnawing
the covering from the electric wires Is
believed to have b~en the cause Of the
blaze.
A new automobile and horse be-
longing to Clair N. Ransom OF Rut-
land and barn belonging to H. Ed
ward Dyer in that place were de-
stroyed by fire one night last week.
Gasoline from the machine probably
was the cause of the fire.
Capt Alfred H. Koltonski Of fire
station in Rutland was seriously in
jured- Oct. 20 when heavy iron troll
ley" used for handling the fire hose
in the tower at the city hall fell, strik- |
ing him on the head. He was made
unconscious by the blow. The trolley I
weighed about three pounds and fell
a distance of IS feet. Several stitches
had to be taken to close the wound.
The state had III road and bridge
construction projects under way on
October Is, according to list made up
by Warren Carpenter of the highway
department. This does not include ii
projects on which the state is working
with federal aid On the selected pro-
iects which are being constructed by
the state alone, there are 10 detours
and five by -passes.
Judge Henry c. Cleveland of Coven
try celebrated his S0th birthday ami
Oct. Is by ride in the air
ship Of his son. Walter Cleveland,
who is an experienced aviator. With
ship of his son, Walter Cleveland,
daughter Of Judge Cleveland, whose
18th birthday anniversary also fell on
the 18th. The party was in the air
for half an hour and the judge en-
ioyed the novelty to the fullest ex-
tent. Judge Cleyeland's father was
pioneer in Coventry, making the road
through six miles of unbroken wilder I
less between that place and Newport. .
fhe Judge is vice president Of the
Newport National bank, has served as 7
own treasurer and selectman in Cow 3
ntry, in 1855 represented it in the r,
legislature, in 1890 was senator from a
orleans county, and in 1901 was elect
d associate Judge for a term of four
1ears. His splendidly improved farm
4 $50 acres is his constant care.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE Maxwell touring car. n vocs
running order. good tires cheap ri
quick sale: inquire AZ ieS HUI sfrest. tsstss
FoR sALE-laei Ford st-son truck. with
Pharmacy- Is5tf
FOR SALE-A new s-cylinder,
five-passenger Apperson
touring car; viii sell st a bar
gain; T. f. Callahan. Mont
pelier, VT. phone 389-M. lsef
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ADAMANT

Another large lot Of ladies' hats just
arrived at Inez Fifield's millinery par
Tors. North Montpelier. adv.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

WANTED AT ONCE--Man or boy for der
hickman and grinding; Carsweu, Wet
more e. Go. ls7tr
WANTED Foreman for polishing mill ap-
ply to Marion q O'Leary, Wiley st. 1863
WANTED Boss polisher; steady job: apply
at Jones Bros. Co. 1851
WANTED Good granite cutters. letterer
and surfacer steadywork, good climate /;
best wage. Peter & Burghard Stone Co.,
Louisville, KY. 1878
GRANITE POLISHER WANTED--First
class polisher wanted to operate large size
Patch radiaI machine. Steady work and
good pay for the right man. Fine climate
good town to live in and peaceful open
shop job. First class opportunity for a
steady man who wants to settle down, give
value and be used right amply to The North
Carolina Granite Corporation, Mount Airy.
N. G. 1866
WANTED-Man to work on farm; J. L.
Buck. East Montpelier. Tel. MONTPELIER
3gs-W 1S5t6
WANTED "A poIisher or an apprentice poll
isher: call 668-W. 1S2u
WANTED First class polisher and pcllsher
apprentice; also cutter apprentices clean,
warm and up-to-date plant; Canton Eros:
Inc, Smith street. l76n
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THE HOME FARM

containing rs acres, suitably divided !;
20 acres of tillage in good state of cul-
tivation; fences nearly all wire; soft
wood for place; viii keep IA head and
team; two barns in good condition;
both have Easements with cement
floors; horse barn has four stalls; com
Portable house, recently painted; never
failing water at house and barn. Very
near schools
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WANTED

THE SALVATION ARMY desires good par
Tor stove; must be reasonable; Tel. 261-M
lsst2~
AN ELDERLY LADY wishes a position as
hcusekeepcr in small family or care Of in
valid address 3D." Gen. Del. Waterbury.
VT 1S5t2s
MARLBOROUGH Of snv age 90 board
on farm: Mrs. Robert Wilcox, Washing
ton. VT 1856"
WANTED Baby carriage In good condi-
tion. Tel. f79-R. is7t6
WANTED-A good skunk dog win nav
reasonable price Gladstone Clark. Hill
street. Barre. Tel. 236-Y. le7tf
WANTED TO BUY--l0 or IL second hand
window frames and sashes Henry Basley.
~ South Main street. iS6t3
lady desires position do
ing Office work. years experience. refer
ences write to Box 5. Grsniteviile. W.
DRESSMAKING WANTED Am now
ready to continue drcsmaking by the day
or week prices reasonable. Satisfaction
Pearl M. Richardson. Barre.
r. r. d. No. 4. N. r. Tel 3e7-1s. PEOPLES
1922. 1870
CASH PRrCES-For old rags. metals. IRON. |
nasazines. papers, etc; Tel. to7-R. Sam
Gould. is5t26 |
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on the premises in Plainfeld. known as
the Aldro Batchelder farm. two and
ne-half miles from Plainfield village
and four miles from Barre.
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'164l[g|l1d]t|N11
FARMS FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT-Consis
Of ITO acres with good buildings within 4
miles OF Barrt City. For further particti-
lars write to KIM" care Times Office. lS7t6
FARM FOR sALE--Is0 acres about mile
from creamery and village; wood enough
for place; good state road for further par
tieulars TO *. Y. D." Times Office.
1856
TO SETTLE THE ESTATE Of b. r. Ciliey
! offer $50 acre farm in West Topsham
for sale extra good holdings. water at
house and barn, plenty of wood fertile till
lage Might consider city property as rsrt
nayment for particulars inquire Of r. M.
White. administrator, As East street. Barre,
VT. 1S0tf
FARM FOR SALOONS mile from North
field village on the Union brook road. IS
acres with without stockw God and tim
Der enough for place. Good buildings. prac-
tically new s-room house price reasonable !;
INQUIRE c. j. Hill. Mortified. VT. l75tf
FOR sALE-one of the bsst farms in
Waitsfeld. thirty-five head Of cattle, all
crops and tools. One farm In West Tops
ham. ls5 acres. one-haIf mile to village.
one-half mile 10 creamery Also small
farm in Rcobury. so acres. 1M miles to
Hoxbury depot These farms ran be bought
right. They are my own property, no COM
mission attached. Might consider city
property ms part payment Tel. ss5-M,
Montpelier. George r. Laekey. Montpelier.
Vt 162tf
FOR SALF-viliage farm. 80 acres. ! miles
from Montpelier:. John r. Beniannin
Barre. Tel. 1o5-R. TAFT
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Real Estate and Per-
s0naI Property at
As ! am going to make change in
business, will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. /,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,

on the premises in Middlesex, in Shady
Rill neighborhiod, known as the L. w.
Colby farm, the following described
property:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE


FOR SAIsE--1he Il. A. Pripuie house ~
:. 49, kehh avenue. corner Summer st. and
Keith avenue 174t
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-24
Don't Baby
Use
"Cets-It''

Thousands Of people have only them-
selves to blame for corn agony. blood-poi-
son. etc. Trimmings and treating cut
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-24
POULTRY ANn EGGS

FOR sALE-Fifty ran hiood r. !. pulssfss
nice oness Sl-te 70 f1.oo each M. Eta-
lena r. Boardnan. Chelsea. VI lsstl1