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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-23
"A Winner - Only $500. 90

Farm. stock and tools only three and one
half miles from Barre City. Exceptionally
good producing land two basement barns
eight room house. One hundred thirty-fve
acres OF land suitably divided; small sugar
bush; plenty Of fruit; farm is equipped
with II cows, head Of young stock, two
horses, two brood sows. three shoats, TWEEN
ty hens. Plenty Of hay and fodder 10 win
ter stock six acres oats. potatoes, etc. Cow
plete set Of tools, including gasoline en-
CINE. circular saw. farming machinery of all
kinds, wagons. sleds, harnesses, cream sep
arator, etc. All ready TO step right in and
make a good income. Terms s2.000.00
down. You will like this.
Specinl price on the Jones residence at
Williamstown. As Mr.. Jones has left the
state. he has instructed us to dispose OF this
hne residence. with barn and garage. With
cut doubt. this Is one of the best construct
ed sets of buildings in the county the house
Is exceptionally well finished and strictly
modern: steam and hot air heat heating
plants new one being used in moderate
weather. the other when the weather Is cold !;
two complete bath rooms, one each floor I.
set laundry tubs. fire place, hot and cold
water. cemented cellar. etc. A very pleas
ing and conveniently arranged residence.
Large barn and garage: good chance 70
keen hens Good lsrre lot The buildings
could not be built for double the price
asked for the entire property. For lowest
price and best terms. see THE ID. A. PER
RY REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
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MIDDLESEX

Mrs. Cora Hook and daughter of
Pittsfeld. n. H., were guests Of their
aunt, Mrs. Addie Deming, several DAYS
a part of the week.
A party was given Miss Mildred
Donor Monday evening in honor of
her nth birthday. Games were en-
joyed, followed by refreshments aud
a pleasant time was had by all.
Frank Smith and Mrs. John Fol
some were called to Burlington the
first of the week by the serious con-
dition Of their sister, Mrs. Nelson
Brock.
Sixteen members Of the Montpelier
seminary training class visited the
village school Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Johnson and +.
J. Eaton and family visited relatives
in Albany Thursday.
Mrs. Isabelle Mccarthy. who has
been visiting at l. G. Jones. has gone
10 Northfen 60 visit her sister.
J. =. Goodenough is in town.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF EZRA r. MOWER

The undersigned. having been appointed
by the honorable probate court for the dis
trict Of Washington. commissioners, TO re
ceive, examine, and adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons against the asfste Of
Ezra T. Mower. late OF City Of Barre
in said district. deceased, and all claims ex-
hibted in Offset thereto. hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose afore-
said at the Office OF the Tiiden Shoe Co,
10 the City Of Barre. in said district
on the 10th day 81 October and 18th
day of March next. from . o'clock a. m.
until . o'clock y. M, on each Of said days
and that six months from the sth day OF
September. A. ID. 1922. Is the time limited
by said court for aid creditors 10 present
their claims 70 us for examinations and al
lowapce.
Dated at City Of Barre. this 18th day Of
September, A. ID. 1922.
FRANK l.. SMALL.
ARTHUR 6. TILDEN. Commissioners.
Sept23-30-Oct7
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ARE TO RE-MARRY.
Former Williams College Student and
North Adams Nurse.

Williamstown, Mass. Sept. 23.A
new development in the romance 81
Minturn Oliver OF Great Falls, Mont
former Williams college student,
and Miss Ethel Hiser, a pretty North
Adams nurse, became known here yes
terday, when it was learned that the
couple had taken out marriage IL
cense at Albany, N. Y.
The romance started when Oliver
was student at Williams college a
few years ago. Miss Hiser nursed him
back to health after he had been
stricken with typhoid fever.
They went through marriage GER
emony at Arlington, VT, on Feb. I,
1920, but later it was stated that
Oliver had another wife living. He
agreed to have his previous marriage
annulled and to rewed Miss Hjser,
but failed to keep this promise, with
the result that the North Adams nurse
recently filed suit for $4,000 against
him in Albany, NJ Y.
Oliver has now had his first mar
rage annulled, this leaving him free to
re marry Miss Hiser.
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STOWE

About 40 members of Mansfield
Mountain grange, P of H., attended .
neighbors' night meeting of the John
son grange Thursday evening The nut
Der included the master and secretary
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Perry; overseer and
chaplain, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Latuch
and other officers Those who went
with autos were f. f. Asquith and
family, NJ. Il. Hill and mother, Mrs
Ida Hill, Mr. and Mrs. / A. Foster
Mrs. Mildred Russ, Mr.. and Mrs. G H
West, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Moulton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Barrows. Mr.. and
Mrs. Latuch A chicken-pie suppe,
was served to the visitors and the
state master, O. j.. Martin of Plain.
field, gave and address.
Rev. Rufus w. Collins has accepted
an invitation TO occupy the pulpit Sun
day morning at the Community church,
in the absence of the pastor, Rev. q. f.
Hayward. Mr.. Collins is past 80 and
is the Oldest man in Stowe. 1t will be
an unusual event to hear sermon
from preacher who has reached that
great age.
A card from Rev. and Mrs, Hayward
says that they are having a delightful
and restful time at }the seashore at
Saybrook, Conn,
Mrs. Z. B. Gale, who motored to
Ausable Chasm Friday, was accom-
panied by her guests, Miss Eliza Saw.
yer and Mrs. H. r Pike
Mrs. Cynthia Page of Morrisville has
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs O.
s. McAllister, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. c. Bashaw, who
motored to East Berkshire the first of
the week, were accompanied home by
Mr. Bashaw's aunt, Mrs. Rose Leaily,
who has passed the week with them.
Mrs. Leahey is sister of the late
Joseph Bashaw. for may years resi-
dent of Stowe.
Announcements have been received
of the marriage of Miss Mildred
Greenwood to Harold Stockton Stiles
of New York City on Sept. 20 at Grace
church in that city. Miss Greenwood
was formerly a teacher in Stowe high
school
Mrs. Lucy Pike and son, Charles
Gale, returned Friday 10 Keene, n. H..
after passing the week with Mr. and
Mrs. J. +. Campbell and other friends
in Stowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon r. Chamber
lain are parents Of daughter, their
fourth, born Sept. %.
At the meeting of the n H. Smith
Relief corps, Thursday evening it was
voted to present flag to the West
Branch school and TO serve banquet
for the American Legion Oct. 6.
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WASHINGTON

pound daughter was borr
In Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest L. Huntington
Sept. 81.
Mrs. Julia Smith has returned from
her visit in Hardwick.
Mr.. 2. A. Warner j. back in town
and stopping at the home Of Mrs
Cora Cheney. where she j. to do mil
linery work
The friends Of Mrs. Emma Grant
viii Be pleased % know that she has
decided to open her pretty home which
was once the Washington hotel. to
the public during Washington fair.
This viii BE- a help to the town a.
sell - the people
District meeting Of the Odd Fellow.
uas he'll here Thur-day evening and
~ss largely attended. The Rebekahs
served the banquet
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-fn Barre or MONTPELIER or on trolley.
glasses case containing I rims fndef
piense return TO TINES Office and receive re-
ward 1878
LOsr-Ladics' sold wrist watch between
IS Currier strl-t and carline At City park F.
finder please return 20 Timcs Office. isot3s
LoST-Black and tan hound. ht;Ie white on
chest. IN the vicinity q orsnRe. finder
notify Il Sixth street i57u
LOST Reddish brown and white half Eng
lsh bull and half hound female. reward Z:
sii-W. 1916
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10 Extra Good Cows

grade Jersey and Holstein: good age.
straight and right; four to freshen
about five weeks after the sale and
balance milking well and bred TO
freshen in the winter and early spring.
I purebred male Holstein, three
months old. eligible TO register.
all tuberculin tested; pair Of
fancy draft horses. weight about 300
ms. seven and eight years old, bright
bay. and one of the best teams in
town. right in any spot or place; also
eight shoats. weighing about $50 fbs.
each. 10 hens.
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Farming Tools and
Machinery

Two-horsc farm wagon, with extra
body. horse rake, Mccormack nov
ing machine. new spring tooth har.
row, weeder. cultivator, two plows,
one Of which is new; corn planter.
root cutter. water heater. iron arch
and pan for cooking swill. L. s. cream
separator. DeLeVai cream separator.
both in good running order: milk pals
and milk cans, etc. 225 sap buckets.
quantity Of cement, phosphate. and a
lot Of small tools. Also = quantity Of
household furniture. including beds.
kitchen range. chairs, tables, etc. etc.
Also IS tons of No. I hay.
Terms AZ time Of sale. Everything
sold without reserve or limit - for
the reason shove given I have no use
for any Of this property
LEWIS K HUTCHINSON. Owner.
D. A PERRY AUcTI0NEER.
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Farming Tools and
Machinery

New moving machine. horse rake
pillow, disc harrow, spring tooth harrow,
smoothing harrow, cultivators, stone
boat, grindstone, cream separator, 4
milk cans. milk pals, two-horse farm
wagon, covered buggy, open buggy,
Concord buggy, set sleds, pung. set
work harnesses, single harness, driving
harness, incubator, brooder, and all
small tools, 200 sap buckets, 80 tons
of hay.
Terms at time OF sale. Lunch at
noon. Friday, Sept 20, at 10 o'clock.
GROVER c. HUTCHINSON, Owner.
d. A PERRY, AuctioneeI.
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FARMING TOOLS

Two Deering moving machines,
horse rake. CloyeTLeaf manure
spreader, two eultivators. pillow, horse
hoe. spring tooth harrow, Kiss ensil-
age cutter and carrier, two two-horse
farm wagons, hay tack. two sets
heavy traverse sleds. bob sleds. ex-
press wagon, corn planter, smoothing
harrow. 2 L. s. cream sepsrators. two
cne-horse powers, 2Oo-egg incubator.
grindstone. and all small
-
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MISCELLANEOUS
ONE DOLLAR

viii not buy furnace on Dollar Day
but one dollar invested in Richard
son 6 Boynton Pipeless furnace il
worth two dollars put into the aver
age heater. II assures YOU furnace
that viii last many years and each
year will deliver the maximum amount
Of comfort at the minimurs cost Of
fuel and labor. Richardson & Boyn-
ton Co have been making heating ap-
psratus since 1887. The quality 81
their products is unqucstioned- Eighty
FIVE years Of continuous public service
and always at the head means some
thing. We carry all sizes Of these
pipeiess heaters in stock suitable for
heating from small cottages to stores.
halls and churches. II You want an
estimate on size and prise
ASK Mr.. MARSH.
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SUGAR TOOLS

Kier evaPorator and arch. Bellows
Fails evaporation and arch. galv.
draw tubs; -,rooden draw tub. stor-
age tanks. galv. syrup settlers. Kier
sugsring-off arch and pan. lot Of galv.
piping. 1000 galv. covers, l.l47 galv.
buckets. Liza tin buckets, two loot.
gathering buckets
Also. 60 tons Of No. ! hav. J tons
green oats. One antique suite. Terms
At time Of sale Lunch at noon. Ev-
erything will be sold for the reason
above givcn.wednesdsy, Sept. y, 1927.
al 10 o'clock.
L. A. B0YcE, Owner.
D. A PERRY, Auctioreer. Barre. VI.
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WANTED
GIRLS

light, clean, steady employment in
our various departments. Expert
ence not necessary as we have COM
potent instructors who Will teach
you our work. Our mills operate
4s hours per week with Saturday
afternoon off. We pay girls $1,000
a week while learning. Families
with girl workers given special
consideration. We are moving our
Brooklyn Mills to Whitehall which
makes it necessary for US to build
UP our already good organization
For full particulars address En-
ployment Department, Champlain
SIX Mills, Whitehall, N. X.
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20 HEAD OF STOCK

IA cows, grade Holstein, Jersey and
Aryshires; four are now fresh; seven
to freshen in early fall and balance
early winter; all Young and in good
order; yearling heifer. 5 calves. This
stock will be sold subject TO tuber-
culin test Pair gray horses. ages 10
and 10 years; weight about 1900 lbs;
god team; mare. weight about
400 MS. one marc and colt
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MY HOME FARM

known as the Don Buckley farm, con
tanning about 100 acres; about 50
acres Of tillage. balance pasture and
woodland; fields lay level and are all
machine worked; nice apple orchard
and plenty of wood for the farm 4;
splendid supply Of water at buildings /.
house contains nine roms and is in
good condition; three story barn with
basement. also in good repair.
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WANTED Woman to do small family wash
ing and ironing: must he first class
work to be called for and delivered; Tel:
164-W. l60tf
FOUR LADIES wANTED-To do canvass
ing: no orders to be taken; good pay,
reasonable hours. by reliable concern /;
apply in writing &C. & c." care Times.
1906
WANTED-A middle aged wido~er would
like middle aged lady - housekeeper /;
one who prefers a good home rather than
large pay she must know how TO read and
write English: no objections to one child ;
address Louis CARR. Box lis. South Ryegate.
VT. 1876
WANTED--Capable girl or woman for gem
eral kousework apply to &C. care Of
Times Office. l56tl2
WANTED--A woman to go to Florida TO
work, this October LIST. two in the Tam
ily months carefare paid one way A. Z.
Bstcheider. Randolph. VT 1879
WANTED Young women 20 enter Barre
City hospital training school to train to
become nursss; apply 10 the superintendent
at the hospital ie1h
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

SALESLADY-~To sell complexion clay.
Make 50 daily. New successful plan.
Need live wire take charge each town ~
Investment SYLvANE COMPLEXION
CLAY CO. 6l18 Champiain Ave-, Chi
cago. 162t1@
GOOD GIRL FOR HOUSE WORKS IN
family, no washing or ironing. must be
good plain cook, permanent place; Mrs.
Frank Wheeler, Box 266. Plainfield. Vt.
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TYPIST-Ear s25. 500 weekly. spare time,
typing authors manuscripts. Write r. J.
CARNES. Authors Agent. Tsllapoosa. Ca.
for particulars. 1s2tIs
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Der. Many clerical vacancies. $3.50 month";
ly. Experience unnecessary. For free list
positions open, write j. Leonard ffor-
nner civil service examineri 81 Equitable
Bldg. Washington. ID c. fsit5s
FULL AND SPARE TIME SOLICITORS
For the Fraternities in Maine. ~ H.,
r. l.. and Vermont Either sex Ex-
perience not necessary. One thousand dol
lars to be distributed for work tn January
l. Address. The Fraternities. Richmond.
Maine. i59t12
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The Coville Farm,
SO-calIed,

considered one of the best money max
ing farms in this section; soil adapted
to grains, corn, vegetables. hay, etc.
Contains from $50 to It's acres, suit
ably divided; three wood lots; sugar
bush. quantity of cedar, fruit of all
kinds. Buildings consist of modern
high-drive barn, nearly 100 feet long;
one of the best barns of its size in the
county, furnace heated house of nine
rooms; grain barn, henhouse for 100
or more hens; ice house, garage, etc.
Splendid water supply; place will
carry 25 head Of stock. besides team
and could be made to carry double
this number Wood enough 10 20 a
long way toward paying for the prop
erfy
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SPECIAL FOR
SATURDAY

All customers making cash
purchases to the amount of
$1.98 or more will be given a
25c package of Chipso., Chip
so makes washing and cleans
ing easy. No boiling, no rub
bling. If it does not please
sent it back and get your
money.
ID lbs. Sugar ....... S1.00
10 lbs. Rolled Oats 800. .35c
10 lbs. Graham Flour II. doc
10 lbs. GRADUATED Cornmeal
LOT .......... ....... ovC
And lots of other good values
Of
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AUTOMOBILES
WANTED

CAPABLE WOMAN WANTS WORK by the
day or week Mrs. Leons Carrier. IS West
street left
WANTED TO BuY-Live poultry: drop a
card 70 A. J. Broderick. Rarre. I6ltl2s
CAPABLE ELDERLY woMAN-Desires no
sition doing housework OF would take care
Of invalid; address IS. A. care Times Of
fee. 1868
and board in private family. with widow.
preferred: answer by letter 10 W." care
Times Office. i57f
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HOus - - OR SALE

FOR SALE One and one-half story house
with ell barn and small garden at 213
and 2i5 South Main street. Property in
good, fair condition. Both tenements all
wsys rented City water and sewer con-
nections. Poor health. can not look after
It. is the reason for s&1line. A bargain
for the party that wants home or in
YES trnent, This property will be sold cheap
for quick turn over INQUIRE OF ID. A..
cry Estafc Agency or IL Orch ard street
Tel. 306-x 1915
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-No II and n
South Main street; inquire Of v. r:
Ayers. I56h
FOR SALE-PraciieaIly new T-room cot
tage birch finished. all improvements.
large porch. garage. henhouse, large lot. best
location: i-quire Of Abram Fine. S04 North
Main street l43t2S
FOR SALEr-1he T. A. Prindls house a.
IS Keith avenue. CORNER Summer St and
Keith Gvenu< l7lh
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20 Head of Cattle

is cows, 2 bulls, Il yesrling heifer,
calf; grade. Jersey and Ayrshires; .
horses, about % hens, ROSTERS.
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DOGS FOR SALE

cHfHUAHUAs ARE SMALLEST DOGS on
EAEfH- Cute. smarz. dainty Fire pets.
watch doxs- Spcrisl prices to introduce
write ouirt Tor icaaet and list Alameda
kcuncis. ie7 Las Cruces. y. ~. ls2tls
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AGENTS WANTED

NO DULL TIMES SELLING FOOD
People must eat. Federal distributors make
big money $4,000 yearly and up. No cap
ital or experience needed. Free advertising,
guaranteed sales unsold goods may be re-
turned. Your name on packages builds your
own business. FREE SAMPLES and cook
book to customers Repeat orders sure
exclusive territory. Ask now | FEDERAL.
PURE FOOD CO.. 1909 Archer. Chicago
l62t1s
EVERYBODY USES EXTRACTS Sell DUO
Double Strength Extracts. Complete line
household necessities. Big repeaters write
to-day: DUO CO.. Dept E-l3a. Attica.
N. Y l62tis
BEST selling speciality ever offered agents
making IS TO SIS daily; positive proof
and free sample 10 workers no delivering
Write EASTERN ALUMINIUM co. 81
North Washington St.. Boston. Mass. 162tls
HIGH GRADE SPECIALITY MEN for Pat
cnted Check Protector Fountain Pen
guaranteed five years. Everybody who
writes is good prospect for this pen. Agents
everywhere average daily SIS. KRITIKSON
BROS. Inc- l22 West Illinois street. Chi
cago. i62tIs
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Wednesday, Sept. q, 1922,

at 10 O'clock IN the forenoon,
on the premises in South Duxburx,
four miles from Mofetown and nine
miles from Waterbury, in the Dows-
willie neighborhood.
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For SALE

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION Saturday. Sept. 80, at 20 Aver
street. Buffet. dining table and chairs.
bureaus. center table upholstered chair and
couch. leather couch. 20 yds. Administer
carpet, dishes. kitchen utensils. etc. Sale
~ p. M; Mrs. Mary Carswell owner;
~ Al Perry, auctioneer. 16lt7
FOR SAILS weeks old pigs; J. Il. Os-
born. East HILL Tel 1921. 1eit3s
FOR SALE Bicycle; apply 10 Seminary,
street, upstairs. 16lt2e
FOR SALE Two horse potato digger Rich
ard Sealey. Williamstown. N. e. tele-
phone. Is0tae
DRUG STORE FOR SALE-Tn q live mill
town, good Off $4,000 net profits a year;
good general and sundry stock no registered
druggist required death reason for selling:
VIII take $4,000. Mrs. r. r. Stone, Winoo-
ski, Vermont. 1sots
FOR sALE-Full hlooded Scotch collie PUPS
:, natural heel drivers; each $500; o. w.
hastings, Wells River VT 156tes
PARK MONUMENTAL SHOP AND STOCK
rOh SALE--With lot 6zx22o feet. on two
railroads, In good live town. near the CEN
Bradford County, Pa. 1b5t1Os
ALL WOOL KNITTING -YARN--For sale,
uirecf from manufacturer, at 95c, $1.3B
ana si-6o q pound Postage paid on 81
custom work II. A. Bartlett. Harmony.
Maine. fgzY9e
FOX SALE--Two hot water radiators with
httngs; one extension tank complete r.
IA. Carr. n Camp street. 1914
FOR SALE-Greeu Mountain silos, sugar
Tools: farm machinery, furnaces. hre ex-
Inguishers, oil burners subscriptions for
Times, Rural New Yorker: G. III. Adams
,: Barre. Tel. 827-x. s7tf1sn
THREE SLIGHTLY USED PHONOGRAPHs
FOR SALE at bargain price: also ons
piano. used only about six weeks also 0ns
player piano: Lsmorey Clothing Co.. Barre.
f9tf {
WOOD FOR SALE--No. / selected old {
:, xEowh body block wood on lot or de.
livered. Tel. 10s-J. 18TH
FOR sALE---A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments: brig htens
MP the lettering and makes the whole monu-
ment look clean and new: guaranteed; prizes
on application: James Sullivan. ia Park
street. Barre We 13n
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EfII.EPIICS -wcGlld rrm carr - ieArn about
NV Raticnnl Trratuasnt Ter irrseaia.e
rtiirf - EPILEPSY. rrusitireiy stnrrinx all
atirurcs frrn frst dar-s Use Irfrrration
Free SPECIALIST Dra~er R-sel.
Landrr, NronanE- if1us
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iiGH1gk|H11{{3tA;i
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One of the best farms in
Watsfeld thirty-fve head OF cattle, all
PROPS and tools One farm in West Tops
ham. 1866 acres. one-half mile TO village,
one-half mile to creamery. Also small
farm in Roxbury, so acres, liz miles 70
Roxbury depot These farms can be bought
right. They are my own property. no com
mission attached. Might consider city
property as part payment. Tel. 3as-M
Montpelier. George r. Lackey, Montpelier
Vt 1871
FOR SALF--yiliave farm. 80 acrr-. 4 miles
from Montpelier: John y. Benjamin.
Barre. Tel. I05-R. 7sh
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Tuesday, Sept. rs,

al IL O'Clock,
On the premises known a. the Smith
farm. in the George Lynde neighbor-
hood. two miles from Williamstown
village and four and one-half miles
from Barre City;
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ROOMS TO RENT

TO RENT-Steam heated room AT 10
Spauldng street. ls0tf
WE CAN SPARE A FEW ROOMS for win
ter bcarderx come in and get prices Ho-
tel Barre. j. v. Row~n. 1876
TO RENT--Four Office rooms: me large
front room. 2nd floor INQUIRE Of Quin-
Ian house. liz North Main street s5a
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Stock and Tools
for Sale

As ] have sold my farm and nmist
give possession. viii sell the follow
ing described personal properly on
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Administrators
Sale at Auction

In settlement Of the estate OF Ellen
McKnulty, late Of Barre City, the I'M
dersigned viii sell at auction on The
premises at No. 25 Berlin street. in
Barre City, the house and land there
with. connected; house contains six
rooms and is in good fair condition !;
spring water; good cellar: is always
rented TO good class of tenants. Lo-
Gated handy TO stonesheds. A nice
home and must be sold TO settls.. the
estate. Property will be shown be-
fore sale from the office OF the d. A..
Perry Real Estate agency, Quarry
Bank building. Sale will take place
Thursday, Sept. Is,
at o'clock in the afternoon.
Terms at TING Of sale.
A. ]. L0RANGER, Adm.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-23
Farm, Stock and
Tools at Auction

AZ have other business which
takes my time. am Obliged to close
Out my farm, stock and tools at auc-
ton on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-23

Frank Bressette of Chester was Sc
riously injured by fall from tree
which he was trimming, dropping 80
feet. One shoulder was dislocated, one
elbow broken and one ankle either
broken or badly sprained.