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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-22
Dangerous Gifts to Government.

When j. p. Morgan offered his Lon
don house to be used as home for the
American embassy he set a precedent
that seems to appeal to other wealthy
Americans.
The Paris correspondent OF Phila-
delphia paper announces that Rodman
Wanamaker, acting for his father, has
about completed negotiations for a
property In the faubourg Saint-Ger-
main, which il to be furnished and
suitably adorned with tapestries and
pictures, in order to be presented to
the United States government as the
official residence of the American am
hassador. The Philadelphia paper
thinks that sin thus following the lead
of Mr.. Morgan Mr.. Wanamaker need
be in no uncertainty about the accept
anee of his munificient gift by Con-
gress."
Perhaps not Congress just now has
a lot of money troubles, and it may
feel that every little bit helps, what
ever virtuous cutlery is raised by the
press against accepting a humiiating
gift of misplaced charity to Uncle
Sam, who ordinarily is suspected Of
being capable OF paying his own way.
Thrifty republics in times past have
been known to accept munifcent gifts
of public buildings and other improve
ments and adornments from wealthy
private citizens. When this practice
became general and governments
learned 10 dodge taxes permanently
by becoming pensioners of the wealthy
part of the people those nations usual
ly ceased TO be republics. If Messrs.
Morgan and Wsnamaker set the fash
ion others are sure to follow, and soon
public opinion will lose its self-respect
and virtually compel rich men TO
make similar donations.
Why shouldn't Mr.. Rockefeller build
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LEGS FROZEN SOLID.
Vermont Man Was Found IL Shed, in
Dazed Condition.

North Adams, Mass. Feb. d. With
both feet and legs as far as the knees
frozen solid, In. mind at times blank
from long exposure in an open shed
near Readsboro, VT, Louis Crona, 80,
claiming residence in Brattleboro,
VT. was brought to the North Adams
hospital Sunday morning. He was
found late Saturday night by a party
of workmen in the old shed near the
Readsboro depot and to all appearances
was lifeless He was given first aid
by DIR. Walsh of Readsboro and then
rushed over the mountain roads TO the
hospital here. DIR. f. ID. Stafford,
who was called into the case when the
man reached here, declared that in his
opinion the feet cannot be saved and
as soon as the man his sufficient
strength he win be operated on and
the legs will be amputated.
As near as can be learned, the man
had lain where he was found for more
than seven days and the thermometer
much of that time, has registered
from Is and 26 degrees below zero.
The case is one of the worst ever
treated at the local hospital. How the
man came to be in the shed he cannot
state. it is said, but he had been ex-
posed to the intense cold without food
for seven days and that he is still alive
TO tell the story, is the marvel Of
physicians who have his case in charge.
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RUTLAND MAN JUMPS BAIL.
And Highgate Man Sentenced to Prison
for Breach Of Liquor Laws.

Innozi Frankino, who was arrested
several DAYS ago by the Rutland coun-
ty authorities when 40-gallon still
and great quantity Of paraphernalia
was seized at the Daido farm III Ira,
has Jumped his bail Of $1,000.
States Attorney Charles 4. Novak
asked that the bonds be forfeited
and Judge l.. +. Wing allowed the mo-
lion. Nicola Mario, Rutland mer-
chant was the surety. A bail-piece war
rant. has been issued which will take
Frankino wherever he may be found
in this country.
The material seized by the state is
said to be worth about $500 and this
has been ordered destroyed. Frankino
would be subject to a government tax
Of about $4,000 if found.
Archie Campbell of the Hlghgate
road out of st, Adams, who was
placed under arrest Saturday evening,
February IL, after his residence was
searched and IA gallons OF home brew
and two barrels of mash discovered
and who pleaded guilty to selling and
possessing Intoxicating liquor illegal
IL has. been sentenced by Judge N.
N. Post, to pay fine Of $500 and costs
and to forfeit the liquor which was
ordered destroyed. The cost is to be
paid for the respondent.
He was also sentenced to serve not
less than three nor more thanfour
months in the house of correction at
Windsor. On payment of the fine and
costs the court suspended the prison
sentence.
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CONTRIBUTIONS SLOW.
From Vermont for the Woodrow Will
son Foundation.

When everything is taken in ac-
count, Vermont is doing very well in
the matter of contributions to the
Woodrow Wilson foundation fund,
said John Spargo. state chairman Of
the fund, at Bennington. "Returns are
very slow III coming in, which il net
at all matter for surprise. Indeed,
we expected it, A worse time for the
campaign could not have been chosen
SO far as this state is concerned VIM
ter weather makes it hard for people
to get around. Up to the present some
thing over one thousand dollars has
been reported, and the greater part OF
it is in the hands of the treasurer,
Hon. Fred c. Martin of Bennington.
"This represents several hundred con-
tributors, for most of the gifts have
been very small, from twenty cents
to two dollars. One dollar gifts pre-
ponderate. Not more than half doz-
en- contributions of twenty-five dollars
or more have been received. The fund
is in every respect a popular one. II.
Is also quite non partisan. BY no
means all who have contributed are 81
Mr.. Wilson's party or political faith.
Zone remarkable thing about the
canvass is the fact that many people
who have desired to contribute have
failed to come into touch with the
local canvassers, and have sent their
contributions to Boston, apparently
getting the address of the Massaehu-
sets committee from the Boston pa
pers. Any person in Vermont who
does not know the local collector can
send his or her contribution direct to
Hon. Fred G. Martin, Bennington, who
will send the proper receipts
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FARMS FOR SALE


farm, Q miles from Planieid vnaee .
room house, ell and shed attached barn ana ana
shed and work shop; Is acres nice httie
orchard spring Of water at end o. house /;
brook in pasture: any one seing TINS auv''
look place over and make offer; VIII 81
change for village house: Chas, " bean.
43s-6ist st., Brooklyn. N. \, zaeto
FOR SALE One OF the best farms in Roy
alton, VT. 215 acres at s25 per hcre
100 acres machine worked fields balance
pasture and woodland. Never failing water,
ample buildings. Sugar outfit and fuii me
farm machinery free. Write Box Al, - !.
So Royalton, vt. zooto-
800 Secures l00-Acre Farm
3 Cows, Heifer, Poultry and
Vehicles, machinery, tools. hay, fodder,
crops included handy village, depot; city
markets ioamy tillage. good crops corn, oats,
POTATOES 20-cow brook-watered pasture ~
sugar naples estimated $4,000 II timber !;
90 fruit trees. apples, plums, berries white
s-roon house. running spring water painted
Soft basement barn. 40-ft. stable poultry
house owner cannot handle, s25oo gets All,
only $500 needed, easy terms quick action
necessary csfaloG free w. w. Howe Ivy
Main street. Burlington, Nt.- fep--z-29
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Martin Morehouse.

Martin Morehouse. formerly Of YER
mont. died in New York state Monday
morning. Jan. Is, 1922. He was the
son Of Seymour and Della Morehouse.
He was born in Westford, Vt, 60 years
ago. but went to New York state
about twelve years ago. He Is sur
vived by one brother, Warren, who
stiIl lives in Vermont. and several chill
dren. some living in Vermont and some
in New York state. The deceased hsd
not been well since last July when lie
was taken seriously i'll az the home
Of his son, Benjamin, he partially re-
covered from that attack and about
Thanksgiving was taken down again
from which he never recovered. His
son. Benjamin, was with him during
his last illness. Funeral services we've
held in Poughkeepsie, Wednesday, Jan
"a. Interment in Poughkeepsie Rural
cemetery.
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;;6[HEdigA|HdlI|3EMI1
HELP WANTEn--MALE

WANTED Good man for teariing and farm
Ing; steady and willing no other need APP
ply f. J. Dunn. Marshfeld, Vt. X. =. y.
No 2. -sfto
WANTED Someone TO cut By the cord 20
cords 81 g-foot wood and 20 cords Of 4-foot
wood e. A. Cutler. Orange, Vt 2sbt5%
GOVERNMENT needs railway mail clerks,
sls3 10 SIe2 month write for free spe-
cimen questions: Columbus Institute. Co
lanbus. Ohio. febl-s-ls-zz-
WANTED AT ONCE Good capable man
with references. to work ON farm,
equipped with all modern tools, including
Riue Ribbon electric milkez: through work At
O'clock; 10 minutes walk to street car !:
state wages Bingham Marvin. phone
sl1-W, Montpelier. 2ssu
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FARM WITH
MODERN BUILDINGS

II IL seldom a more desirable village farm
is offered for sale than our NO. l54e- ihere
are 100 acres of Land suitably divided sugar
bush Of $50 naples, partly eouippe6' Luna-
Der for home use. Will easily carry AZ to
is head and team and with silo Would
winter 20 head The tillage Is ehtireiy
free from stone and is all machine worked.
Nine room house heated BY furnace iignt-
ed BY electricity. Nearly all floors are hard
wood Is very pleasantly situated on MAN
road fine point for team work. Barn ~
clapboarded and painted go fit. long nearly
new Extra good stable for cows ana
houses warm, light, convenient These build
tngs could not be butt for less than Se,Ooo-
Price for quick sale, $4,000. If sold within
month the owner will include tools, pr.
horses and some livestock. In consider
ing this desirable property, do not lose siSnt
OF the fact that II Is located only two MIN
ntes walk from two good stores. nye MN
utes or less. TO the railroad station about
the same distance to good village schooi'
and easy drive to Montpelier, one and one
fourths miles or less. to NorthiAea 4 ne ne
owner would like a payment OF sz.ovV'ov
and might consider cottage in part pays
ment.
a. -
Place OF nine. acres just outside village
nearly new nine room two story house, gocd
barn moderr. and up to date pra>sicaiiy
all ronvenienees good water; land Is all
tiilage laying level an exceptionally desirs,
bic place Price sS,5o0.00. Must be sofa
on account of IN health Of owner. :.
We would like to show these 70 you III ~
the market for desirable property OF the
kind.
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a waterway for us, or Mr. Ford give
the farmers fertilizer for nothing Let
the richest nation in the world once
overcome its sense Of disgrace at such
charity and its pride Of independence
and the average politician will be
happy over the relief from unpopular
taxation measures.
In the pork barrel" reign, when
public buildings sprang up in the most
unlikely places, one-tenth of that
money would have bought embassies in
London, Paris and Berlin. To-day, it
may cost more. But why bother when
we can find rich men willing to be am
bassadors at their own private ex-
pense, and other rich men willing to
buy homes for them Milwaukee SEN
tinel
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ESTATE OF SIDNEY T.. STAFFORD.

State Of Vermont. District of Washington. IS.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid: To all persons interested
in the estate of Sidney e. Spafford. late Of
City of Barre. in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said court has assigned the
9Th day of March next for examining
and allowing the account of the adminstra-
tor Of the estate OF said deceased and for
a decree of the residue Of said estate TO
the lawful claimants Of the same, and or
dered that public notice thereof be given TO
all persons interested in said estate by pub
fishing this order three weeks success
sively previous TO the day assigned, in the
Barre Daily Times, newspaper published
at City OF Barre. in said district.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified 70
appear at the probate Office In Montpelier
In said district, on the day assigned, then
and there to contest the allowance OF said
account IL you see cause. and TO establish
your right as heirs. lcgatees and lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand. this I4th day Of
February. 1922.
Febi5-22- march,
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE King Mooie Pontiac Henger-
weld. No. 32g652, a well marked and
spendlid individual. aged yr.. 10 months !:
a son Of King Pontiac Greenwood Lyons
No. le6l02: tubereulin tested viii be sold
right IL taken at once; John s. Wood.
Washington. VT. r. F. d. 2 277tft6'
FOR SAIE--4O cows. some being fresh and
rest nearby springers 10 Of these are high
grade Guernseys, balance Ayrshires and
Holsteins; also one exceptionally nice reg
iStered Holstein bull. age about 4 months !:
n. b. Always in the market 10 buy or
sell COWS. II. NJ. Farnham, Montpelier.
" 2estf|
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Life Is Too Short

to leave it uninsured. Any form Of in
suranee is good for the short lived.
Endowments are best for long lives.
We write all forms. Consult us. Ma
tional Life Ins. Co. Vt. tMutuaLl 5.
S.. Ballard, general agent, As State
street, Montpelier, VT; G. j. Seager,
local representative.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

70 cfoSF Up THE ESTATE or I'VE
LATE NORMAN NcIEAY Thr sight-
- rrs+.rt and harm situatf8 en- Lhr sest
- Of Cassie street VII have . - s14c =
49, 70 ~ highest hidicr. Auxus p. smith.
af-riri.trnfcr. rrn.iteeilie. v Es7tt'
roR SALE or EXCHANGE s-fucn
49, m take = double fearn IN uart
-.r--r-t coas- hens ard ne fer halarce
.-rlkrr an - U1 ~ farm MiIiiarr
Ns~I'n. Toe Rrooliyn STREE, CITY .sstf
roR SAIF-falst ard saTrcil =-rp~rtr
- in fra- class rondific-s rc1r ker.tf
- r-- s.ilirr ingrirs q G. Il Narffit.
Na4ftfr1d. " -sstif
ron SsfE-Tks p a Frirtis krr.r nt
IS KEITH nrfzae cclurT srrmsT s. 80
K~i.s rrsupr i1ttf
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED apabls girl for general house
work In family OF three; Mrs. II. w.
Kemp. so School St, Montpelier. 2s7u
WANTED Experienced teacher for rural
school: Tel. or write; NJ. A. outland. su-
perintendent. Williamstown, VT 266t5
WANTED AT oNCE--Kitchen sirl at Hale's
tavern. Wells River, VT. 2sbt6
TRAINED TEACHER WANTED For viii
lage school. in grades ist 70 stA; TO be-
kin about Mar. Is: state qualifications and
salary in first letter must be strong in dis
ciplina and ability. Write to-day: Viii
liam +. Swanson. chairman. Norton Mills.
VT lszto
WANTED for general housewcrk
IN family Of three adults must understand
plain cooking o. J. Marcott. RArdolph,
Vt zeots-
WANTED woman for general
homework write TO C." care Times Of.
fce. lllt
WANrFD--Yoang women - enter Barre
City hospital trRinine school 70 train 20
become nurses; apply TO the superintendent
a. the hospital. ls't
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Good system.

Blackstone II believe III invest my
money in government bonds.
Webster Why; because your broker
talked you into til
Blackstone No; because he tried his
best to talk me out Of itl-New York
Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS

ANYONE NEEDING A Domestic NURSE
Call or address Mrs. @. NJ Woodard,l
Barre. VT r. F. ID. No. l. telephons
se6-is: best Of references. 2s2t6'l
DOMESTIC NURSING Tel. 1875. 2slH
TO RFNT-vaorum cleaners The Eiectric
Store IA Elm street 244tt
DANCING LESSONS Private instruction
hy appointment: call at 1T2 Main street,
'phone Ism Marie Qninlau. ser
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Warning for Meetings of the Board OF
Civil Authority to Be Held February
is, 20, "a and March /, and 3, 1922,
to Revise the Checklist to Be Used
at the Annual City Election.

The board OF civil authority will
meet in the city court room, city hall,
Barre, vt, on the 18th, 23d, Gath days
of February and the LIST, I'd and Sd
days of March, 1922, at o'clock p.
m. for the purpose Of making additions
and corrections to the checklist to be
used at the annual city election March
7, 1922. James Smart, city clerk.
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Too Comfortable.

4 gave my husband an easy chair
for his birthday.
Did he ike it?"
Il should say he did. | haven't been
able to get him to do thing about the
house since he got it."--New York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST SATURDAY, on Washington street
81 vicinity City hospital. ten-dollar bill Il
finder please call paw. 2s5t3l
IOST-Rrown dog. with white breast j
owncr's name on collar; answers 10 the|
name Of Rex" reward; L. j. Raymo. i6|
FsrweH street, Barre. Vi. 2s3te'
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Three Lines for 25c

The Times will publish Wants, Lost ana
Found. For Sale, To Let. ete.-short aov ~
tisements--a the rate Of three lines iol
twenty-five cents for the first insertion ana
ten cents for each subsequent Insertion
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AND FEMALE HELP

NAN on uONkN WANTED So v-etir
~ firnr g. ~ ar frar Flart tIu... sEl.-
lrr rrsrartred hasir-f D. ertrs-. h1-.ft
- r---sarsaa-r. CEsrarl-s4 ~ =. rrs-
.4.s..a. r.~na l-1ilrM
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No such Luck.

Many thing would go without say
ing if people had wisdom enough to let
them, Boston Transcript.
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Rev. s. Halstead Watkins closed his
rectorship Of st. paul's church n Bur-
lington last Sunday and lett the hrs'
OF the week for New York City
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE left. Bellows Falls evaporator.
nearly new one large storage tank
Lester Lang, r. Montpelier. VT, N. y. Tel
34T-2e. 287t9~
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION FRIDAY. FEB,
24--5 Beagle hound puppies, weeks old
also the mother. at Farnham's auction, Mont
pelier. at one thirty o'clock. 2s7tSs
FOR SAL8 One Reed bone fox hound male,
'pup. born January 1. The father caught
fourteen coons last fall mother twenty
months old. and fine rabbit and skunk
hunter; apply to Jos Perry Randolph, VI
FOR SALE % tons pressed hay, on the
u. w Pitkin farm on HOLSTER hill in
Msrshiield; II. II. Carpenter, Marshfed
" 2sSt2rs
VIcTRoLA model, new; will ex-
change for a typewriter: g. j. Hawess
victor agent, Cabot, Vt 2s2ts
SUGAR RIG FOR SALE Size Sslo.
nearly new Grimm arch and exploratory.
storage and gathering tanks and 400 buck
cts and SHOUTS will sell for less than half
present cost; also AGENT for the King sugar
rir@; M. w. Hyland. Tel. Orange Co.. So.
Williamstown, r. r. y. 2s2t6@
WOOD FOR SALE--Last block wood at
$500 a run; all maple: call Sam Gould
Tel. 407-R. 279ti2
FOR SALE--Ladies' fur lined coat. size 40.
Office, 2sOta.
FOR SALE--We, the undersigned have de-
cided 10 sell our valuable quarry. situated
IN Webstcrvile Joining the Acme Granite
quarry. This quarry has not been worked
much but stone taken from it has taken
an excellent polish when quarried on tho
grain. An excellent chance to start quar-
rying as II lays in large sheets on the top.
one sheet now nearly free estimated PC
two thousand feet. Quarry Is reached BY
rail and team. For further particulars
inquire Of Thomas Bakeney, Wiliamstown.
X. T. D. 2. or Patrick Noonan, Depot
square. Barre. VT 26ltf
SAVE COAL3y buying dry hard wood;
second growth, extra large, $3.50; edg
incs and slabs, mixed. $500; Granite City
Rottling Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W. 247tf
FOR SALEA preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments; hriEhtens
up the lettering and makes the whole monu-
aent look clean and new guaranteed price
on application James Sullivan. ia Park
street Barre. VT 1871
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interess frorn
Different Sections.

George Il. Main Of Hartford took
The oath Of office as state fair com
missioner before +. L. Davis OF HART
ford Feb. 20.
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HOUSES TO RENT

DESIRABLE DOWNSTAIRS TENEMENT
Vacant March call at Richardson.
Tel. 1884. ssaf
FOR RENT-Two very desirable APARTMENTS
n the Park theatre building. all modern I;
apply To A. r. Carter. MIR. 26st
SMALL TENEMENT TO RENT-At zss
North Main street see Paul Kingston.
Tel 3eb-ls. Sfpf
TO RENT-Snnall tenement over Royeu's
store; apniv TO Geo. A. Reed. Montreler
VI, Tel 274-J. 2fsn
TO RENT-A s-rccrn tenement on Seminary
street E. L. Smith. inquire Of A. W.
Clark. painter. Tel. 2ss-Y. 2ssf
TO RENr-Five room upstnirs tansr,snt.
With electric iirhts and hath. cellar. hnrn
rriviis~~s and good va-dcn sutistsd 81 u
CLARK 81. teierhons SCR or inquire at 2i-e2
Howinnd BLDG. siot
ron RFNT-e-ruoFn ootffte house ~
Third st-ecf electric lights: John y.
Renisrain. Tel. ins-R lsIu
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being able to play some Of the tips my
friends have given me on the market. 1
New York Sun.
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coon OPPORTUNITY for PARTY wisiing
10 engage IN the r.anufacfrre = a special
~ rranf.e vel kno~n 60 the retail trade
T'r-to-aats plant ready % operate. sofrs
rsrisai reorir-is communicate with U.
w Tins ofEce. isrti
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AGENTS WANTED

LARGE SHIRT MANUFACTURES wants.
Arents 70 sell complete line 81 shirts d.
rect 20 wcarer; exclusive patterns . higI
values Tree samples MADISON MsLLS-]
SOS Broadway. New York.
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SAW WOOD

We can furnish anything IN the line ef|
WOOD saving outfits. and accessories for|
thrn,. Drag rigs. circular rigs, saw blades
All sizes az cnrines. betting. oils. greases-
Circulsr saw frames from SO up. Wei
.tock the famous Morrisville drag saw outit
MARSH-ALLEN CO.
N. 2. Telephone TAO. Orange co. Tclephon,|
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OPPORTUNITIES

cHANcF OF A LIFETIME FOR
PARTY with capital enough 90
e~er. cutting and POLISHING plant; hlnrk
vrznitr Of merit For particulars nd
Coopcrsburr. Pa. ssste'
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WANTED

POSITION WANTED AS H0uSEKEEPER
BY YOUNG WIDOW References OK
changed reply by letter TO *. Y. III care
Times office. 2S7taA
WANTED Plain sewing 81 Ayers street, up
stairz. 2S6t3s
POSITION WANTED housekeeping by
Trustworthy woman for reliable party:
Box "A. Chelsea. VT. 2s4t4.
NURSE WANTS POSITION Address Mrs.
Kelsey, l97 South Main street. Barre. Vel.
227-M IA GSltf
WANTED TO BUY Round cedaM posts.
lift mot under six inches smalFcnd. 70
h delivered here; A. ID. Morrison, Granite-
vile. VI. 2s0tf
WANTED. RAW FURS-E Especially red fox
and skunk will nay cash and keep shin-
ments sepaiatc II you wish Give US a try
This Wilcox Store. Moretown, vt. 2Ietf
RAW FuRS WANTED
We are In position 10 pay highest New
York market price, for your raw fErs. Hon
est grading and square deal at all times.
Don't be nisled by certain quotations. Our
business has doubled in two years. This
speaks for itself. We viii handle s-otr
wool at full value Write for prices G. l..
Silver, the real fur man. Plainfeid, VT 27ltf
OLD FASHIONED STUFF All kinds. IN
GLIDING bureaus. chests. tables, chairs, So
fas. DESKS. clocks, bedsteads, mirrors. rugs.
glass, drawer pulls or knobs. brass or glass
china. pewtcrs. glass or silver; any
thing old or curious write me G. +. But.
terrified 1879 North Main street, Barre, VI.
25ct2ssaf
M ANTED-Wii exchange new nilch COWS
2lssf
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The East ST. Johnsbury Congrega-
tional church caught fire during the
singing Of the first hymn last Sunday
morning and the service went no
further for the men went to work
throwing snow on the flames, whicn
started where the l0-incl furnace pipe
passed through partition. The dam
are will not exceed 800.