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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21

joy corn roast, which took the form
of a birthday party for Mrs. L. f.
Preston, which was complete sur
prise to Mrs. Preston and very much
enjoyed by all After the corn roast
cake and coffee were served.
William Huggard, whose vacation
was prolonged two weeks, returned on
Tuesday to Middlebury TO resume his
college teaching.
William Foss has gone to Rutland
to work for the marble company.
Miss Marjorie Coggins of Bluling-
ton is teaching the Center school and
boards with Mr.. and Mrs. T. Blair.
Mr.. Hathorn and friend OF Con-
cord, ~ H., were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Morse, while
collecting antique furniture in this VI
cinity, of which he obtained quite a
large collection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cover Of STRAIT
ford were Sunday visitors of her
mother, Mrs. Eva Foss.
f. c. Glysson Of Barre visited his
mother, Mrs. Frances Glysson, Satur.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c., Bennett ar
rived home from Middletown, Conn,
last week.
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SUSPECTED OF ARSON.
Albert Greenwood Arrested After a
Fire in Coventry.

Newport, Sept. "a. Sheriff Z. J.
Hill on Tuesday arrested Albert
Greenwood and lodged him in Orleans
county Jail on suspicion of having set
the fire which destroyed large barn
on the David Menard farm Monday
morning Mr.. Menard lives about a
mile from Coventry station, his farm
being well known to many as the
Walter Fairbrother farm.
The barn was new one built last
year and cost Mr.. Menard $4,000, all
though he built it himself. It con
tanned 100 tons of hay and represents
big loss, covered only by a small
insurance.
Greenwood, who claims to come
from Canada, has been working for
Mr.. Menard and left short time ago
after having trouble. He has been
seen in the locality since then. He
declared that he was innocent and
that he can prove an abb and will
have hearing soon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
HAD JAW BROKEN.
Lost Several Teeth and Wrenched
Shoulder In Auto Plunge.

Harry Ranney Of North Concord sus-
tanned serious injuries Tuesday when
he lost control of his machine in a
piece of road under federal repair near
the lower end of Concord village and it
plunged over so foot embankment
Mr. Ranney was thrown out of the
truck in which he was riding and sus
tanned broken jaw, the loss of several
teeth and badly wrenched shoulder.
In toppling over the long embank-
ment the truck was smashed almost
beyond repair. The injured man was
taken to the office of DIR. w. B. Fitch in
st. Johnsbury where he was given first
aid and his wounds dressed.
The accident occurred in a stretch OF
road at the lower end of Concord village
whence Mr.. Ranney was planning to
return to his home at North Concord.
He was already on his way when he
was told of the advisability of max
ing detour by way Of South Kirby. II
was in turning about on a section of
highway in process of construction
that the truck in some manner bo.ted
off the road and down the steep bank.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
PEACHAM

! Mrs, Luthera Christy Wheeler Clark
who died of heart failure at her home
in East Peacham Sept. 3, after more
than years illness, was born Aug
%, ls4S, at Peacham. and her whole
life has been spent in this town. Early
in life she was married TO George
w. Clark, who was also OF Peacha m
and who died a few years ago. Three
children were the fruit OF their mar
riage, Elsie. Mrs. f. +. Churchill Of
this town, Chester Clark of Peacham
and Alden j. Clark of Fargo, N. ID.
These are all living. The funeral was
held from her late home Sept. by
her pastor, Rev. Wilbur Warner, of
the Congregational church, and inter
ment was made in Peacham cemetery.
Mrs. Clark was a kind. loving wife and
mother. During her long illness she
was very patient, always thinking of
others and not Of herself. There we're
many beautiful floral tributes from
neighbors, friends and relatives. which
testified Of the esteem in which the
deceased was held.
Clarence Chamberlain of Barnet
Center was business visitor in town
Fri.iy.
Charles Wheeler is working for VIII
bur Blodgett.
Mrs. Arele Cowan, while working
at her sewing machine Friday after
noon. had the misfortune TO run the
needle through her finger. which is
giving her much discomfort
Miss Elsie MeIaren Of Barnet visit
ed Mrs. Sidney Farrow last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Milligan have
exchanged their Dodge car for new
Studebaker.
Mr. and Mrs. George Esden and son.
Reginald. also Mr.. and Mrs. Holton
Robinson and Gilbert Needham. at
tended the state fair at White River
Junction Wednesday of last week.
An item last week should have read
that Francis Bradley and Miss Violet
Neil are married, instead Of Francis
Somers.
James White has closed the black
smith shop at East Peacham and re-
turned to Groton. Frank Belville and
son. Harvey. occupy the shop at South 4
pescham, where Mr.. White did black /
smithing when he first came here.
The barn dance at Lakeside pavilion ]
Thursday evening was well attended. /
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott EMERSON is i'll
with heart trouble.
orman Hooker has the nomination l
rs representative for the Republican
party.
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FIRE PREVENTION.
Week Of October to 9 to Be OBJ
served Through Nation.

Fire prevention week is to observed
throughout the nation Oct. to 3, in
elusive, the dates recalling the great
Chicago fire of 1871. Fl. H. Hickok of
Burlington, chairman Of the state com
mittee on fire prevention, is making
arrangements for the observance Of
this week in Vermont through news
paper campaign, through radio broad
casting of fire prevention material, if
possible, and through various other
means to reach the public He is try
ing to secure speakers for these dates
in the, leading centcrs Of the state,
but owing to the great demand for
speakers, there do not seem to be any
available at just this time. But Mr..
Hickok is still hopeful OF results.
The state commission on fire pre-
vention, Of which Mr.. Hickok is the
head is made up as follows. Addi-
son county, B. F. Pinney, Middlebury;
Bennington county, William a. Wills,
Bennington; Caledonia county, A. B.
Moves, st. Johnsbury; Essex county.
George l.. Dyer, Island Pond; Frank
lin county, N. n Atwood, st. Adams
Grand Isle county, Juan Robinson,
South Hero; Lamoille county, b. w.
Mcfarland, Hyde Park; Orange coun-
ty, John Dubois, Randolph; Orleans
county, George r. Root, Newport;
Rutland county, Walter A. Clark, Rut
land; Washington county, James Sec
tor, Barre; Windham county, Linn
Taylor, Brattleboro; Windsor county,.
Gilbert Davis, Windsor.
These men will act as chairmen of
county committees which win organ
ize local units to spread the gospel
Of fire prevention throughout Yer
mont. The entire country is coming
TO realize more and more every year
that the time to fight fires is before
they get started and the fire proven |
tion organization in Vermont is doing
It's best to bring about this attitude
IN Vermont to an even greater de-
yree.
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STRONG FEELING FOR U. S.
Was Noted BY Prof. Topper in Tpur Of
England.

Frederick J Upper, professor 81
English at the University. Of Vermont
who has Just returned from two
months trip through England, Scot.
land and France, noted especially, dur
ing his stay in England, the friendly
feeling which is evidenced there for
this country. This was shown partie-
ularly in the manner in which the Brit
ish press, almost as a whole, took up
the defence Of America following the
alleged attack Of Rudyard kipling upon
the United States.
"England's feeling for America is
friendly in spite of the fact that many
Englishmen think that the United
States is not entirely fair on the mat
ter of their country's debt to America, T"
Professor Upper said. He noted that
England was ready to pay this debt
if America requires payment but it is
thought abroad that the United States
is making it difficult for England. As
the United States has secured control
of most of the gold in the world, the
one means which England has Of repay
ing America is by the sale of her goods.
Dbt TINS ttuhd hdr idiotN n HitH INT
III on importations and the difficulty Of
repayment has consequently increased.
"Englishmen do not consider this a
friendly act" remarked Professor Tup-
per.
Greater activity than he had ever be-
fore noted in London was manifest
there, Professor Upper said. While
prosperity seems to be attending her
national life and while she has fought
a steady winning battle to bring her
pound sterling back to normal, yet UNI
employment is noticeable everywhere.
England experienced period of infia-
tion following the war as did this
country but she has not been able 20
recover from it as easily as the United
States
Asked as to the feeling Of the Eng
lisk people about conditions in the Near
East, where the Turks and Greeks are
at war, Professor Topper said that the
people in London had just begun 10
talk about that before he left. At that
time, the enmity which had existed
against the Greeks whom, it Is thought.
received more than their share of land
under the peace treaty, was manifest
ing itself in the statement by the COM
mon people that the Greeks were reap
ing their deserts and deserved punish !
rent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
WARNING. TOWN MEETING

The inhabitants Of the Town of
Warren who are legal voters in Town
Meeting are hereby warned and notified
to meet at the Town Hall in the said
Town of Warren, September 23rd, A.
ID. 1922, at 2 o'clock p. m, to transact
the following business.
Art. ]. To see if the Town will in
struct the Selectmen to repair or re-
build the bridge that spans Mad River
to c. J. Miller's mill.
Art. 2 To see what provision the
voters win make for meeting the ex-
pense if 1t Is voted to repair the
bridge.
Art. 3. To transact any other bus.
mess that may properly come before
said meeting.
Signed.
+. =. THAYER.
r. NJ. LONG.
A. A. FULLER.
Selectmen.
Warren Town Clerks Office.
Received for record Sept. s, 1922.
Attest,
Town Clerk.
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BROOKFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Allen and
their son, DR. Allen, and wife of Post
Mills were callers Thursday of Mrs
Isabelle Amidon.
Mrs Laura Ainsworth Of Williams
town came Sunday to spend one week
visiting friends in town
Frank r. Allen and sons, Sidney and
Homer Allen, and Mrs. Isabelle Ami
don were guests at a family party at
NJ. S. Wheatley's Monday in East
Brookfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Huggard visit
ed their daughter and family, Rev.
and Mrs. Lehigh, Monday in Barre.
Ira Carpenter was with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. L. c. Webster. in Randolph
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Lydia Reed and SON, Eugene
Rice, and Mrs. Alice Jordan Of Plain
field, N. H., came Friday to visit their
sister, Mrs. Ellen B. Perham. and son,
George Perham. Saturday they all Wis
tied Mrs. Perham's daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Kelly, and family in Mortified
The New Hampshire people returned
to their homes Monday.
George Chandler of Mortified was a
guest last Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. l.. Willis. They have for guest
this week their uncle, John Booth, Of
Medford, Mass,
A large number Of people in town
attended the state fair Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Charles Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. George Williams and daugh-
ter of South Royalton were guests on
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Yaw
They called on several of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 0. Ralph visited
their son, Neil o. Ralph. and family in
Barre Sunday.
There was very small attendance
at the primary election Sept. II. Only
81 voters were present, including Ii
ladies'.
News was received last week Of the
death OF a former minister Of the
church, Rev. William Carr
Of Poquanock, Conn. His death oc-
Cured at the Hartford hospital Tues
day, Sept IL, where he went for
serious operation. His wife and one
daughter survive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerville and two
who have been spending some
time with her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Holden, returned to
their home in Worcester, Mass, on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towle Currier and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cnrrier and two /
children Of Dalton, n. H., visited Mr.. |
md Mrs. L. B. Wright last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Preston recent
y visited friends in Bradford.
Miss Beatrice Washburn is teach
ng in the graded school in Quechee,
commencing Monday, Sept. IS.
Miss Zita Ellis is teaching the north
ranch school and boards at home,
irving the auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Wardner and
title SON of Utica, n. Y. came Fri
ay to stay one week with his par
nts. Mr.. and Mrs. V. y. Wardner.
Mrs. Eva Foss and son. William, at
ended the Rutland fair and visited
riends in that vicinity. While away,
William Foss purchased a new Ford
Mrs. A. c. Labonta of Springfield is
isiting her daughter. Mrs. T. Blair,
nd family.
A party of neighbors gathered at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
White the evening Of Sept. IA to en-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
ESTATE or JOSEPH FRANrrNr.

STATE of Vermont. District OF Washington, -.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid. 20 all persons interested IN
estate OF Joseph Frnntini. late of City
Of Barre. In said district. deceased. GREET
ING.
WHEREAS. said court has assigned ths
9Th day OF October next for examining and
allowing the account Of the administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased and for q decree
Of the residue Of said estate to the lawful
claimants OF tho same. and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given 10 all per-
sons interested In said estate BY publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous
10 the day assigned. in the Barre Daily Times.
= newspaper published At City Of Barre. In
said district.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified TO sp-
pear 1T the probate Office in Montpelier
In said district on the day assigned, then
and there 10 contest the allowance Of SAID
account II you see cause, and to establish
yeur right az nein. leaate0 ana Lawful!
claimants 10 said rrsidue
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of
September. 1922.
sept2l-2s-oct5
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NATIVE OF ROCHESTER.
Sarah Frances Holden, "a, Died in West
Concord, N. H.

Concord, NJ. H., Sept. Ill Sarah
Frances Holden, "a, widow of Farwell
p. Holden, prominent wooden manufac-
turer Of this city, died Tuesday in
West Concord. She was born in Rocn-
ester, VT, daughter of Royal n. and
Sarah harrington Upper. She is sur
vived by two sons, Lawrence Holden
of Winchester, Mass, and Royal Hol-
den of Concord, and brother, George
III Upper, Of st. Adams, vt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
Farming Tools and
Machinery

Two-horse 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, DeLeval cream separator.
both in good running order; milk pals
and milk cans, etc. POS sap buckets.
quantity Of cement. phosphate. and a
lot OF small tools. Also a quantity Of
household furniture. including beds.
kitchen range. chairs. tables. etc. etc.
Also Is tons of No. I hay.
Terms at time Of sale. Everything
sold without reserve OF limit as for
the reason above given / have no use
for any Of this property.
LEWIS K. HUTCHINSON, Owner.
D. A. PERRY AUcTIONEER.
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WANTED

WANTED--To trade a Ford touring body In
good condition. for delivery body; Geo.
N. Perkins. Randolph, VT. 1909
POSITION WANTED BY man and wife
with three-vear-old child the woman is
strong. capable: wants TO do general house
work the man Is in roor health and would
Ike tc do light work for his board adj
dress Dcrnan Barrett. Marshfield. VT 1898
WANTED Middie-aeed lady desires posi-
tion as housekeepcr in small family: as
Long street. 1879
STENORAPHER DESIRES POSITION
Experienced: knowledge OF bookkeeping !:
Albany business college graduate; Stem
ogrRpher." Times office. 1854
WANTED--Yo lady desires place to room
and board In private family. with widow.
preferred; answer by letter TO W." care
Times Office i57tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE One and one-half story house
with ell, barn and small garden at 2l3
and ZIP South Main street. Property in
good, fair condition. Both tenements al
ways rented. City water and sewer con-
nections. Poor health. can not look after
It. Is the reason for selling. 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 Esfsta Agency or IL Orch ard street
Tel. 306-x. 1876
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE No II and n
South Main street inquire Of v. r.
Ayers. 156tf
FOR SALE Practically new T-roofn cot
tage; birch finished. all improvements,
large porch, garage. hsnhouse. large lot. best
Main street. 1926
FOR SA1.E--1he Il. A. Prindls house at
IS Keith avenue. cornsr Summer St. and
Keith avenue 174ts
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10 Extra Good Cows

grade Jersey and Holstein; good age,
straight and right; four TO freshen
aboft five weeks after the sale and
balance milking well and bred to
freshen in the winter and early spring,
] purebred male Holstein. three
months old, eligible to registry; pr.
fancy draft horses, weight about 800
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 ms.
each. 10 hens.
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ST. ALBANs PASTOR ACCEPTS.
Rev. A. c. Berry Going to Auburn, Me-,
Church.

Auburn. Me-, Sept. 81. Rev. A. G.
Berry, pastor of the st. Adams, VT,
Baptist church, has accepted call
to the Court Street Free Baptist
church here and will begin his duties
Oct. is. He succeeds Rev. +, Allison
Currier, who resigned after Is months
service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
Piles Disappear
Peterson's Ointment

"Please let me tell you," says Peter
son, that for instant relief from the
misery OF blind, bleeding or itching
piles. there is nothing so good as Pet
erson's Ointment, as thousands nave
testified Best for old sores and itch
ing skin. All druggists. 35c, 60c, 81,
$3.50, S5.--adv.
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Joel J. Lamere has resigned his po-
sition as principal of the West Rutland
high school to enter the employ OF the
Bay State Fishing company in Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
Lost Time Insured.

You calculate TO live. but may not.
Life insurance perpetuates your earn
ing capacity. If your calculation mis-
carries. Consult " National Life
lns. Co. Of VI fMutuall. :. ;. Ballard.
general agent, - STATE street, Mont
pelier; G. J. Seager, local agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
AUTOMOBILES

TOURING CAR BODY FOR FORD 1914
SIS. r. o. Arnold, Washington, vt. 15st3s
FOR SALE--Ford touring car, special body.
starter, demountabie rims. extras. call
evenings l2-J. 1874
FOR SALE-is1s Overland churnuy road
ster In rood condition; S. c. Allen. East
hill; Tel. 709-W. 1873
FOR SALE-Dodve touring ear; Hudson
touring car call and look them over and
have a demonstration: Palace Garage Inc.
Barre. 124h
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections

James r. Wheeler, who died recently,
was the oldest resident Of Reading,
having reached the age of 81 years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-21
Warning for Meeting of Board
of Civil Authority. On APP
peals from the Quadrennial
Appraisal. To Be Held Sept.
25th. 1922.

The Board of Civil Authority will
meet for the above purpose on Mon
day evening, Sept. 2s. 1922, at ! O'Clock
in the City Court Room, City Han
Building.
Dated at City Of Barre, VT, Sept. Is,
1922.
JAMES SMART. City Clerk.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

- -
WANTED Reliable man to look after our
business in this territory. Big salaries
paid every week to representatives +; easy
work; permanent position all year round ;
write Oakland Nurseries. Manchester. Conn.
for particulars. 1902
WANTED Three good granite cutters and
surface man; good climate steady work
year round $l.00 hour up-to-dats plant !:
Peter & Burghard Stone Co, Louisville.
KY. 1s0ts
WANTED-O teamster and two wood
choppers; w. s. Williams. Bradford, VI:
159tf
WANTED-Tool boy; Anderson-J ohnsop
Granite Co, Smith st. 158f
WANTED Few apprentice granite cutters !:
y Hoyt & Milne. Depot square 15stf
WANTED--An apprentice chainer: also an
apprentice polisher; Barclay Bros. 157tf
WANTED Married man on farm for tho
winter or for year: extra rood house I;
range and furnace; good pay for a good
man Dix j. Camp. p o. Randolph Cen
tire. residence between North and East
Randolph 1858
WANTED Experienced man 70 work on
farm steady Job for right man: Mar.
tinetti, West hill. 157tf
WANTED "A few letter cutters and carvers
steady work all winter American plan
The Perry Granite Corp. Waterbury, vt.
152tf
WANTED "A few more apprentices granite
cutters; Barclay Bros. 1871
GRANITE, CUTTERS. QUAR-
RY WORKERS. POLISHERS.
TOOL SHARPENERS AND
JUMPERS, TAKE NOTICE
Dor TROUBLE IN
BARRE, VT. AND VICINITY
AT PRESENT
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FOR SALE

FOR sALEr-One parlor suite, one Glen
wood Kitchen range. one dining table; also
one violin Tel. lar. 159tss
FOR SALE-Cabinct Glenwood range. gas
c. a..,snnment not water front apply 20
SECOND HAND AND GOOD worcea,er
blower, S7b; large Appleton ensage cut
ter and carrier. $50; h. p. enkfae, mount
"a. Si00 fused one weex) Galloway spread
Ell, sSot International spreader, SIS; Marsh-
AiNh 70 159f
PRIVATE SALE-l2 Cliff street. Harva RI
upright piano. in first class condition:
Columbia grafonoa with records one pair
portieres, all wool carpet. good dining table
and an old fashion rocker. nice bed.
dresser, jars for canning. wash boiler, near
ly new. IS0te
FOR SALE--No. is Stewart heater apply
at 10 East street, upstairs. 15st2s
DRUG STORE FOR SALE---In a live min
town, good Off $4,000 net profits year:
good general and sundry stock no registered
druggist required death reason for selling;
VIII tsse $4,000. Mrs. e. r. Stone. winoo-
s =, vermont. 1905
FOR SALE--one 12-gauge Winchester shot
gun, pump action one 12-gauge Reming-
ton shot gun, pump action call at 81 Fort
ney piece; |. ] Smith. 81 Fortney street.
~, ~ I ". = !. !. l5ata'
FOR sALE-one little boys mackinaw
oyercost: one little boys wheelbarrow. al
most new; and one "See Thru" coffee mill,
in rood condition: call at 2s East street
upstairs. 1889
FOR SALE sticks OF pine, suitable for
= derricks. 3la or it, in diameter; James
ilerneys NO. Montpelier. 1874
FOR SALE Full blooded Scotch collie prps;
rzl nssuIM neei drivers each $500; o. w.
Hastings, Wells River. vt. l66tss
FOR SALE-1b cords dry . IT. hardwood
Walter M. Gaylord. Waitsfield. vt. 1866
PARK MONUMENTAL SHOP AND sTocK
FOR SALE-With lot 64x22o feet. on two
railroads, in good live town. near the CEN
Ter OF one Of the best counties in the etate
OF pennsylvania j. F. Park. Monroeton.
DraoIord county, Pa. 155t10s
ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN--For sale.
direct from manufacturer. at csc, sl.sS
ord s'00 wiz pound so1 rsstage naid On
Maine. 1sSt9e
ruh SALE-Two hot water radiators with
ntunes; one extension tank complete !; p
"a Carr. ~ Camp street. 1911
FOR SALE-Greeu Mountain silos. sugar
toois; farm machinery, furnaces. fire ex-
nrrnneuisners, OIL burners; subscriptions FOR
3 Barre. Tel. s27-x. s7t1istf
THREE SLIGHTLY USED PHONoGRAPHa
FOR SALE at bargain price; also cns
piano. used only abont six weeks: also one
player piano; Lamorey Clothing Co.. Barre:
lsn
WOOD FOR sALE--No. I selected old
,,. Growth body block wood. on lot or o..
llvereo: Tel. lob-y. 1eln
FOB sALE--A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments brig hteys
up the Lettering and makes rhe whole monu-
'nent look clean and new: guaranteed: price
on application: James Sullivan, III Park
street Barre. VI. f3H