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mobiles is unfair. ! am not particular
whether the remedy is gasoline tax
or registration fee based on the val
ne and weight Of the car. The present
system based on the diameter OF the
cylinder is not even indicative Of the
actual horse power; as length OF stroke
and speed of the engine should be con
sidered. A light car used only oc-
casionally pays just as much as the
iitney that is run continuously on the
highway and in competition with the
steam and electric cars that maintain
their own road, and the heavy car or
truck that cost four or five times as
much as the small car pays very lit
tie more tax, and many cars and
trucks from other states that use our
highways pay nothing to help main
tain our roads.
Governor Clement and Governor
Hartness are two as good business men
as there are in the state, and have no
doubt done their best to keep down
state expenses and Governor Hartness
has frankly told you that the bust
ness Of the state as now conducted Is
only fifty per cent efficient. We know |
he would remedy this if he could.
1T is the duty of the voters to send |
men and women to the legislature who
viii stop making excessive appropri-
atoms, and will give the governor the
power to- execute the laws as a busi-
ness manager, as was evidently the in
tention of the trainers of the state
Then the governor VIII
be responsible for state expenses, and
should get better results with less
money than we are spending now.
IF nominated and elected governor
! would not approve bills that would
extend bureau control, or bills that
viii add to the tax burden Of the peo-
pie"
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MooDYs INAUGURATION.
Will Be Held at Middlebury College
Tuesday.

Middlebury, Juune 9.--Commence
ment exercises at Middlebury college
win begin Sunday, June IL, at l0:45
a. IN. with the baccalaureate sermon by
President Paul d. Moody. At five
o'clock there will be vesper service,
with singing of Gauls Holy City"
Both services will be held in Mead Me
mortal chapel.
On Monday, June II, the first event
Is the annual meeting of the Phi Beta
Kappa society, which will take place
IN the old chapel at 900 a. m At ten
o'clock the class day exercises will be
held on the campus. The luncheon of
the alumni and the alumnae will be at
Battell cottage at noon, with the an
nual meetings of the two associations
following at two o'clock. the alumnae
in Pearsons' Social hall, and the
alumni in the old chapel The
presentation of the portrait of Profess
sor A. d. Wetherell viii take place at
the meeting of the alumni The an
nual meeting of the board of trustees
comes at two o'clock in the presidents
office. At three O'Clock there will he
ball game on Portet field between
the alumni and the varsity. The
commencement concert at S.l5 in
Mead Memorial chapel will be given
by students Of the department Of
music.
On Tuesday, June ls, commence
ment day, there win be chapel sery
ice in the Mead chapel at 800 a. m.
The academic procession will form in |
front Of the old chapel at $50 a. m. |
and will proceed to the Congregational
church in the village, where gradua.
tion exercises have been held for over
a century. The Inauguration Of Presi. |
dent Paul d. Moody win take place az
the graduation exercises. AT one
o'clock will come the commencement
luncheon in Mccullough gymnasium. A
dinner TO the inauguration guests at
900 p. m. the presidents reception at
$500 p. m. at his home on South |
street. and the senior ball at 900 ..
m. win conclude the exercises of the
day.
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PEOPLE HEARD SCREAMS
But Thought Boys Were Playing,
whereas One Was Drowned.

Lyndonville, June 0.-Eugene Brooks,
! aged 10 years, was drowned during the
noon hour yesterday while in swim
ming in the Arkley mill pond in the
west end of Lyndon Corner village. The
boy was just learning to swim, II is
said. and together with crowd Of
boys from school was in the habit Of
going in swimming after school was
closed for the luncheon hour.
The boy was supported by two OF
his playmates as long as they were
able to. They, however, became ~
hausted and soon the boy sank out Of
sight. Neighbors heard screams com
ing from the direction of the pond,
but thought that the, boys there were
only shouting in their play.
Before the other boys went for help
to recover the body, they dressed and
thus lost valuable time which might
have resulted in saving the life Of tbs
drowning schoolboy.
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ESTATE OF JANE n. EMsLuE.

State Of Vermont. district Of Wsshington. =.
n The honorable probate court for the d.
trict aforesAid. to al persons interested IN
thc estate Of Jane Fl. Emslie. late 81 City
Of Barre. In said district deceased, GREET
ING:
WHEREAS. said court has assigned the
2lst day of Juna next for examining and
allowing the account OF the administrator Of
the estate Of said deceased and for decree
Of the residue Of said estate to the lawful
claimants OF the same. and ordered that
public. notice thereof be given to all per-
sons interested In said estate by publish
ing this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
previous to the day assigned. IN the Barre
Daily Times. newspaper published at City
Of Barre. In said district
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified to
appear at the probate Office in Montpelier.
In said district on the day assigned. then
and there TO contest the allowance a said
sccoun. II you see cause. and to Establish
your right ~ heis, lsgatses and lawful
rlaim snts to said residue.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judr4
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AUTO DRIVER ExoNERATED.
Harold Kane Driving Slowly When He
Hit st. Johnsbury Boy.

st. Johnsbury, June 9.--In an inves
tigation conducted by the authorities
Wednesday afternoon, Harold Kane,
driver of the Dodge sedan which struck
and killed seven year old Mitchell Les
lie, son of Henry Leslie, was absolved
of all blame. Mr.. Kane was proceed
ing south when he says he was sud-
denly confronted by the Leslie boy,
who had been playing behind load Of
hay at the southern end of Railroad
street. The bumper of the sedan struck
the child, crushing the skull and
breaking the right leg. An hour later
the boy died at the Fitch hospital.
Mr. Kane was at the wheel of his
car which contained members of his
family. He claims that he was not
going over 10 miles an hour and his
testimony is sustained by an eye-wit-
ness. of the accident.
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Every Keen Business Man

who profits by history, must admit
that depreciation liability is often yio-
lent through change in market values.
Business life insurance prevents violent
liquidation in event of death and serves
in many other ways. Consult us. Ma
tional Life Ins. Co. VT. Mutual $. $.
Ballard, general agent, As State street,
Montpelier; q. j Seager, local repre-
sentative
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THE HOME FARM

known as the Cate or Lawlcss farm,
containing 1855 acres; extra good land
splendid sugar orchard Of about 200
naples some softwood. cedar, etc.
plenty Of fruit. One mile from stores,
church, creamery. factory. etc. The
farm win carry from 30 to 40 head !;
gos-S water; 90 ton silo; large barn
eox32 f., with horse barn and carriage
house about 34x44 connected. Wing
TO main barn about 30x50 #. Can tie
80 head stock. piped for milking ma
chine and wired for lights; bricl; house
of ten rooms, wired for lights, good
cellar. This is a money making farm.
well situated and the kind Of soil
which always insures good crops. VIII
be sold with a payment of 100000
down.
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MoToRMAN FOUND OVER slo7
As He Was Rolling Along Between Bel
lows Falls and Saxtons River.

Bellows Falls, June o.--As motorman
Herbert knight of the Bellows Fails
and Saxtons River street railway was
running his car near the Austin farm,
this side of Saxtons River, last night
the headlight revealed to him what
looked like pocketbook lying near the
rail He stopped and picked it up, find
ing it to contain bills OF Sl07 and sorle
silver. and an automobile license in
the name of Mrs. Charles S. Gates, wife
of the proprietor Of local garage.
The honest motorman returned the
pocketbook and contents 10 the Gates
garage on bis next trip down here and
was properly rewarded. Mrs. Gates had
driven in her automobile along the
highway running parallel with the elec-
trio road and dropped it out several
hours before.
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Lumber and wood proposition. 400 acres
of land. Large acreage in hard and soft
wood. This proposition Is a winner and
more than the price for which il all can be
bought. Located on main state road With
daily stare 10 Barre. $50 acres in the
home farm which viii carry 20 cows good
buildings pleasantly situated Best of wa
ter productive land viii cut 80 tons Of
hay this year. Very large SUGAR bush Of
more than 1000 NAPLES Mail delivered
and only one mile or lees to good village.
This part OF the farm alone ought TO sell
at reasonable price. Might exchange for .
small place in part payment, You will
want TO ser this.
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THE HOME FARM

known as the Jerry Donshuc or
Maekin Farm. one aud one half miles
from Barre City and contains about As
acres of land; all up in high state of
cultivation; suitably divided into til
lage and pasture; viii carry IL cows
and team. Good six room house, with
hardwood floors; lighted by electricity;
never failing water at house and barn:
new basement barn s6x26
IT, with fine stable; especially warm.
A fine home, splendidly located.
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Tools and Machinery

Horse rake. cultivator. new walking
pillow. side hill pillow. lumber wagon. lay
body. wagon springs; post hole digger,
potato sprinkler. sleds. pung sl-igh,
Bean driving sleigh. pair work harness,
single drive harness. buggy wagon,
about is run Of wood in the she'd. tan
ming mill. straw cutter. express WAGON.
wagon jacks. al farming and garden
tools.
Terms AZ time Of sale "wednesday.
June ~. 1922. a. one O'Clock. sale
positive.
MRS L. l. CUTLER. Owner.
D. A PERRY. Aurtienser.
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Tuesday Afternoon, June
18th
at 1880 o'clock,
20 COWS

Grade Guernseys. Jerseys and Hol-
stems, few nice Jerseys also few
large Holstein; some have been fresh
short time; Ave are due to freshen in
September and one earlierf All arc
young with the exception of which
are 8 years old. These COWS have passed
two clean tests; the last test given on
April 20, 1922; also one Young calf. |
purebred Duroc-Jersey boar, fourteen
months old; two grade Duroc Jersey
sows bred for second litter: two red
shoats.
Also
Light two-horse lumber wagon, Ma
tional sulky pillow and some small
tools, 100 cakes Of ice, about two tons
Of hay. Also the use Of my pasture
on the southerly side OF the highway
for the balance OF the season. This
Ia one Of the best pastures in this vi
cinity; fences are in good shape; large
brook runs through the center. This
pasture contains two large fields; one
five acre field seeded especially for
pasture and top dressed with chemicals
this season.
One 1918 Ford touring car in fine
shape, equipped with worm stearing
gear. foot accelerator and Toquest car
buretcr; new 311s-in. non-skid tires all
around with l2,o00-mile cords on the
rear.
Terms at time Of sale. Tuesday, June
IS, at 1880 p. m
]. A. CUMMINGS, Owner.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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HOUSES TO RENT

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
TO RENT--All modern improvements
convenient to bath; call at IS Merchant
street, Tel 2o7-R. 9ltS
TO RENT s-room tenement on Maple
Ave-, Q rooms and rooms on Seminary
street, rooms on West Patterson street !:
for particulars and prices call at our Of
flee. Wcrthen block. McAllister Kent. S6tf
FOR RENT Tenement Of 4 rooms on Hull
street; spring water, good garden rent
$40; Mrs. Bertha Edwards. Tel. 362-M. 64tf
TO RENT 5-room tenement on Camp street.
Mrs. Edith M. Carr. Tel. S62-M 64tf
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RENT-For /.
small family; al modern conveniences snd
large garden; apply 81 Merchant 81. e0tf
TO RENT Tenement Of rooms With mod
arm improvements. on ground moor "
cant June 9Th. It Pleasant street; p. Y.
Donemore. oSLl
TO RENT--A broom tenement with bath
electric lights and gAs. at Currier w;
Tel. 1914. S1n
FOR RENT--Two very desirable apartmsnte
in the Park theatre building. AL modern
apply % A. B. Carter. Mgr. zesn
TO RENT-Fivs room dDwnstaip tensmens
with electric lights and bath. cellHr, barn
privileges and rood Garden: situated q Y
Clark st.. telephone 66-R or inquire at LILY
Rowland Bldg. 1--WE
FOR RENT-S-room cottage house on
Third STREET electric lights: John X
Benjamin. Tel. ioB-k- 1s7tf
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Witherby-I made the mistake of
my life this morning. told my wife
that I.didn't like her new dress.
Piankington-What, was she angry
Witherby-o, no; it wasn't so much
that. but now she wants another
Edinburgh Scotsman.
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An Accredited Herd

Eight cows TO freshen this summer;
two good work horses. weight about
2600 MS; 30 hens and number OF
chickens.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

SUMMER HOME FOR SALE-The Smith
cottage at Groton pcnd ". e. Ayers:
Barre, vt izto
SMALL PLACE FOR SALE One mills ont
house, barn, hen house and garden /;
spring water on place; inquire 81 Merchant
street. 11I
FOR sALE-The e. A. Prindle house q
IS Keith avenue. corner Summer st. and
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farm of 274 acres. and about
900 trees situated about three miles
from Chelsea, buildings in fair condition.
Plenty Of good running water. Price less
than $500 per acre. Reply to Box l26.
Barre. Vt 12t6
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Personal Property.

Eight shoats. weight about 100 Ms.
each, 5 seven weeks old pigs. brood
sows, one due soon, purebred o. |. c.
boar. s. r ]. hens.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HORSES AND VEHICLES

TOR SALE-A horse: will exchange for
COW or Young stock spply John Wild
goose. TELEPHONE SOILS. It's
TOR sALE-Horse. buggy and harness
good driver or worker: viii sell cheap n
taken 1t once. also COW and II hens
vrse Samuel BaEuluke. Plsnheld. r. =. D.
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Agents,
Marshfield, VT.

FOR SALE--245 acre farm. 7 miles from
Barre City, VI mile from church. store and
school; 20 cows. hcifer calves. bulls. 2
horses. al tools. etc.. lot of soft wood lum-
Der and wood for the place: also all the
crops If interested call Frank Machia, N. E.
Tel. 3s7-l1. 70t6s
FOR SALE--Located about two miles from
Barre City. 10 acres Of fine early soil with
1000 plants. to bear next year land es-
pecially adapted for truck gardening. Build
inas consist OF six room cottage. In natural
finish. hardwood floors. never failing spring
water. This property for immediate sale at
low cash price: write to "XYZ." care OF
Times Office EFT
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


WANTED Maid for diet kitchen and maid
tat tiff
HOTEL HELP WANTED AT ONCE-At
the Columbia hotel. Bethlehem, N. H.
Woman at once to take care of helps din
ing room and assist on kitchen work. Also
good laundress for the hotel laundry. We
have washing machine, manglc and good
equipment; wages for either place $4,000
per month. good board and room. and re-
once. tet6
WANTED AT ONCE An experienced cook.
in family of four. have also second girl
and governess wages s60 apply with ref
erences to Mrs. Homer Saint-Gaudens. Cor
Vt. telephone Windsor, 1877. estf
WANTED Young women to enter Barre
City hospital training school to train to
become nurses: apply 10 the superintendent
Il the hospital le7a
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Stock and Tools
at Auction

Owing to continued i'll health, will
sell my stock and some tools at auc-
ton on the premises where live III
Barre Town, on the upper Plsinheld
road in the Raymond Diemer neigh
borhood, miles from Barre City, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-09

kew. ~. soGuutfSDu HAS tthtSfcd o.
pastor of the Baptist church in Fair
fax, to take effect the last Of thi
month.
Twenty guests Of J. Il. Buxton Al
the community house in Middletowi
Springs on a recent night averaged 7s
years old each. the sum of their com
cined ages being 1915. The guests
were all old friends and neighbors Of
Mr.. Buxton.
Two liquor raids in Nottingham
early in the the week reveah a large
quantity of booze and as result two
farmers are under bail for appearance
later in court. They live not far from
where several hundred men are en-
ployed building a big dam for the New
England Power company.
Mrs. Aida Tanguay of Newport was
attacked by bull one morning recent
ly and had two ribs fractured aud
many bruises before she was rescued.
Mrs. Tanguay was helping in getting
the cows up from the pasture to be
MIXED when the animal gave chase
and knocked her down.
The storm which was quite general
In Vermont Tuesday afternoon, in the
vicinity of Newport was hail storm.
At the farm of N. T. Scott much OF the
garden produce was cut and damaged,
tender leaves being literally cut TO
pieces. Windows were broken IN
houses and at James Leithead's two
hours after the storm bushel OF
hailstones was scraped up from be
side a barn where they had lodged.
Some were as large as beans.
While two automobile loads Of
students Of Brattleboro high school
were returning from the Vernon power
plant of the Connecticut River Power
company Tuesday, where they had
been to observe the working of certain
electrical machines, the car ahead, a
Franklin, driven by Miss Ethel Irish
of Brattleboro, went off the road.
across ditch, up bank and against
maple tree, iniuring Mis- Irish about
the chest, shoulder, elbow and one
knee John Perkins was badly cut on
one hand and had some sprains.
One Of the springs of the car pene-
rated the tree three. inches and con
siderable difficulty was experienced inl
getting it dslodged from the tree, The
gar was badly wrecked
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Duguay and
laughter, Gladys, of Island Pond, were
killed and one son, Patrick, was Sc
ferely injured Saturday when the au-
tomobie in which they were riding
was struck by Grand Trunk train
at Stanhope, P. O., near Norton
Mills. A verdict of accidental death
was returned after an inquest. Tire
engineer and fireman of the train les
lifted that the usual signals had been
given at the crossing and that the
automatic bell on the engine rang a
quarter of mile back from the scene
Of the accident. The fagman testified
he first saw the car when it was forty ,
feet from the track and it was travel
Ing at the rate of 25 miles an hour {.
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WANTED
POULTRY AND EGGS

THREE WEEKS OLD DUCKS FOR SALE
Also few four weeks old PIGS VIII FL
field. Tel. 2ss-3i. wiliiamstown- 6sts'
S. c. r. I. RED cH1CRs-After May ist
zoe each; heavy laying females mated
with p-dirreed males from trnpnested flock
OF high egg records will give you chicks
that viii lay and pay; Mrs. II. J. Carr.
Tel. sss-22. zetf
PARKS BARRED RocKS-Trap nest~d. q
few choice settings. 81, prepaid: won best
utility pen in American class. Montpelier.
1922. also first pullet. Alex Lawson. ee Ma
rle Ave. stf
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Have frzh lot Of cows just
hought consisting Of Hoisteins. Cuernseys
and Jersey. These cows are tubsrculln
tested some being fresh and the balance
nearby springer II. NJ. FarnhAm. Mont
pelisr. VT Tel lo5. su
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Real Estate and Per-
sonaI Property at
AUCTION

As have taken this property in a
trade and have no use for it win sell
same at public auction to the highest
bidder on the premises in South Barre
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-A3sx ssssik tire: viii finder notify
j. l. Buck. East Montpciier. Tel sss-W
Montpelier. 72ts-
LosT-June 2. 1872. AZ West Berlin.
large Airedaie and setter doc. cclor rrny
inst xlirotd notify G. f. johnson. Mont
priier. Vi r. r d. :. Tel. OnnEe County
ff-t. szf1s
LosT-A eoid Erist vatrh. Friday. -
tween Waitsfeld and Norrioua: Under
picase notify Evelyn crifath. horsto~n. Va
Eta
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the following described real estate and
personal property:
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Intereet from
Different Sectiena.

Rev. f. Sanderson has resigned as
pastor of the Baptist church in Fair
fax, to take effect the last of this
month.
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Real Estate and
Personal Property at
Auction

The undersigned viii sell at public
auction to the highest bidder on the
premises in Calais, one mile from No.
Montpelier, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-09

Fresh lot Strawberries for Saturday.
Price will be low.
Pressed. minced and boiled ham and
frankorts at low prices. Just cross
the bridge and see for yourself.
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Thursday, June 18th,
al O'Clock in the afternoon,

on the premises on Minister brook
road about one half mile from Worces
ter, the following:
Two sets sleds with body, ? top bug
giles, open buggy, lumber wagon. NOW
ing machine. horse rake. express wag-
on, drive harnesses, two prs. work
harnesses, skidding harnesses, chains,
whiffletrees, rakes, forks, hoes, two
parlor stoves, beds and bedding. chairs,
dining room table, a quantity of cloth
ing. dishes. etc, etc,
Terms at time of sale. Thursday,
June IS, at o'clock.
S. F. RICHARDSON, Owner.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

WANTED Twenty boys, at least 10 years
old. to distribute b1ls by automobile
Tuesday. June 10 apply at Board Of Trade
Office 500 Tuesday morning. 1873
WANTED Experienced granite polisher SOC
minimum. 100 to first class man, open
shop; korcross Quarry. Stony Crsek, Conn.
72t9s
WE HAVE OPENINGS for three ambitious
men to sell Fuller brushes in Barre and
surrounding towns good earnings, perTna-
nent. opportunity for advancemeni, call or
write Room s. 1888 Church street. Buriing-
ton. fzt2
GRANITE LETTERERS 75c per hour !;
steady work Mitchell Monument Co.. Coz
lumbus. Ohio. THAI
WANTED-We have place for . frst class
stone cutter and lctterer: steady Job the
year around. open shop, Seccombe Brothers,
Ansonia. Conn s6t14s
WANTED AN all round man for farm
work address Farmer" care Times Of
Ace. stating experience and wages ex-
pected. Titf
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HARD and SOFT WOOD SLABS AT s3--
\ Also last biock wood. It 34.25s Sam Gould.
-. ~ sv.-n. T2t20
FOR bALE--A blaek marr weighing about
Lo5o ns. sound and AL right; also :
rood buckboArd Charles Amsden, Granite
viae' isi. zfT-W- r2t3s
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Twenty guests Of ]. +. Buxton At
the community house in Middletown
Springs on a recent night averaged Is
years old each, the sum Of their com
oined ages being l,575. The guests
were all old friends and neighbors Of
Mr.. Buxton.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

All kinds Of real estate; farms, all sizes
and locstions; village properties. all kinds /;
stores, feed and saw mills, granite quar-
ry. close X. r.: call and see us write or
telephone what you want If you mean BITS
mess. we can sure show you the woods ;
prices and terms right
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Two liquor raids in Whitingham
early in the the week revead large
quantity of booze, and as result two
farmers are under bail for appearance
later in court. They live not lar from
where several hundred men are EN-
ployed building big dam for the New
England Power company