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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27
FIND BODY TO FARM YOUTH

son OF Farmer living Near Welch
Believed to Have Been Slain.
Special to The World
WEIGH, Nov. 26.--John Rogers,
age IS. was found dead by a hay
stack near the Banner schoolhouse
five miles northeast OF Welch
sunday morning by Bee Howell. Of
ficers were notified at Welch and
on examination II appeared that
Rogers had been dead about three
weeks A pistol with two empty
shells was lying near the body. OF.
fIcers believe that Rogers had beer
murdered. Rogers Is a son of Man
Icy Rogers, a farmer living seven
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27
SAYS HAYNES FAILURE
Congressman Has BilI To Transfer
Dry law Jurisdiction TO Dc
peTtmcnt of Justice.

WASHINGTON Nov 2g.-Chalr-
man Voltead OF the housa judiciary
committee was requested by Repre-
sentative I'm. republican, Maryland.
TO hold n hearing early In December
on his bill to transfer lnvetlKation
and prosecution OF Nolstead law
violations TO the departm ment OF. JUS
tice.
Nm declared in a letter 20 the
chairman that this was asked since
attempted law enforcement under
the Volstead act by Commissioner
Haynes and the prohibition unit had
admittedly failed "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27

America now buys three fourth,
4 worlds supply OF diamonds,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27
STATES JOIN GOVERNMENT
Daughcrty Reports Increased Eff
CIcnCy In NOlstcah Prosecutions.

CIcNCy m VOIstcHN FrONtCutIOns.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26--lncreased
efficiency In tho enforcement of a
number OF federal laws, including
the Volstead act, has boen brought
about by a series of conferences ar
ranged between United states attor-
neys and the authorities OF various
states, Attorney-General Daugherty
declared in a statement.
Increased cooperation between
federal and state officials is being
sought particularly to curb viola
tions OF criminal laws including
those OF tho Dyer narcotic and post
al fraud acts, In addition to the Vol
stead law. Evidence OF benefits OF
tho new federal and state conference
plan, the attorney-general said. are
overwhelming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27

miles west OF WEIGH. Searching
parties have been hunting for the
body. The inquest will be held Mon
day morning
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27

A large number of arms seized on
the Mexican border, under the es-
plonage act, are to be sold by the
war department. Most of these
miscellaneous arms were seized from
persons who sought TO cross into
MnXlcn with thnrl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-27

Additional submarine tslerr,,,
cables will be laid by French Gov,
pany between Montevideo ana pl,
de Janeiro and Montevldeo anS 's
Buenos Aires. anu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALE-Fifty full blood r. l. pullets :
nice ones $3.50 to $500 each: Mrs. Eda-
lena NJ. Boardman. Chelsea. VI i6eti2
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Resolutions.


Whereas, our Heavenly Father, in
His divine wisdom, has seen fit to re-
move from our midst our beloved pres
ident and sister, Mrs. Flora Beckley,
be ii
Resolved, that while we bow in sub
mission TO His divine will, that we
forget her faults if she had any, and
emulate her virtues, which were many.
Be it
Resolved, that we, her sisters, strive
with the Lords help to carry forward
the work that she was called to lay
down so suddenly. Be it
Resolved, that our heartfelt sym.
patty be extended to the family in
their sorrow. Be it
Resolved also that copy Of this
be spread on our books and copy
be sent to the family and one to be
printed in the Barre Daily Times.
Mrs. Sarah Bord,
Mrs. CrDssett,
Mrs. Matte Clough,
w. G. I. u. committee.
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HELP WANTED--MALE

MAN WANTED to book orders for nursery
stock and hire agents. Big pay IN
elusive territory. Free outfit; Emmons y
Company. Newark. New York. lSot1-
RELIABLE MAN WANTED in each town
for special advertising work ss6 week
to man who can produce satisfactory re-
suits experience unnecessary; opportunity
for promotion; references required. Adj
dress EASTERN COMPANY, 80 North
Washington ST.. Boston, Mass. l5pt1'
WANTED Shovelers and helpers; Barclay
Bros. ii5tI
FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN--Be Beginners
$50, later 5000 monthly; no strike (Which
position2) Write Railway care Barre
Times. Octz-f-l4-zi-zc~
WANTED olisher, steady work the year
round Apply TO Kent Russell, Burnham's
Meadow. l1et1
WE ARE LOOKING for few middle-aged
men to represent US In unoecupied terri
tory in Vermont Pay weekly. Write Heath
Nurseries, Manchester. Conn. lists
WE NEED few good men for Vermont
and adjacent territory. For particulars.
address Nelson G. Barton. state manager.
Box 100. Irasburg, vt. l7st5-
WANTED-First class polisher and polisher
apprentice also cutter apprentices; clean,
warm and up-to-date plant; Canton Eros,
Inc. Smith street l76tf
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FARMING TOOLS AND
MACHINERY

Nearly new moving machine. horse
rake. hay tedder. Kemp manure spread
er, set trucks, good farm wagon. ex.
press wagon with two seats, Syracuse
| pillow, disc harrow, smoothing harrow,
spike tooth harrow. two sets heavy-
traverse sleds, with six foot bunk, vt
double harnesses, set light driving har-
ness, Sharples mixer, nearly new; fam
ming mill, feed grinder, grindstone,
Gray ensilage cutter. with 24-foot car
rier, corn planter, stone boat, drag saw
rig, nearly new; whifFIctrees and lot
Of other tools not mentioned; two
Leader evaporators and arches, one Of
which is eight feet and the other ten
feet: sugaring of pan and arch; gal.
vanized 250-pail storage tsnk, 30-galIon
syrup can. two galvanized gathering
tanks, l,500 sap buckets with spouts.
About 60 tons Of hay, Eve tons straw,
so tons ensilage.
Terms at time of sale Lunch al
noon. Thursday, Oct. 10, at 10 O'Clock.
H. Z. BROTHERS, Owner.
d. A. PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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MEETS In NoRTHFIELD.
Third District of VT. Federation Of
Women's Clubs.

The third district Of the Vermont
Federation Of Women's Clubs will hold
its meeting in the Congregational
church, Mortified, Tuesday, Oct. III
as guests Of the Ladies Reading circle
1t is urged that all clubs in the dis.
trict send good-sized delegations to
the meeting. The following program
viii be given:
10 a. M, address of welcome, Charles
A. Plumley, A. NJ, president Norwich
university; greetings from the Ladies'
Reading circle, Mrs. Charles F. Duke,
president, response, Mrs. w. w Slack,
past president Vermont federation;
F"The Chautauqua Biennial" Mrs. Gill
bert f. Davis, general federation d.
rector; "The New England Confer
ence," Mrs. Henry A. Slayton, pres
ident Vermont federation; address,
Industrial Conditions Affecting Wom-
en- in Vermont" Miss Jean B. Pinney,
woman factory inspector; lunch (place
to be announced at the meeting) 70
cents each.
1880 p. M, music, vocal solo, Mrs.
X. r.. B. Flint; fiye-minute talks by
club presidents and department chair
men; address, Mrs. Francis r. Whit
ley, general federation chairman con-
servation natural resources; tea at the
home Of Mrs. James Holland.
In order that the work of the hos
tess club may be made as easy as pos
sible, presidents win please report to
Mrs. Charles +. Duke, Mortified, the
probable number from their clubs who
expect to attend the meeting. Kindly
state how many will require over
night entertainment.
This meeting is for club members as
well as officers.
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LIVERY STOCK AT
AUCTION
al South Royalton village,
MONDAY, OCT. 10TH,
at 10 o'clock.


Having sold my real estate viii sell
at auction on the above iste and place
the following described property:
horses, including pair black colts
weighing 2,400 pounds, sound and
right; the others are good general pur
pose horses, weighing from 900 to 100
pounds and in good flesh.
Also . piano box buggies, 3 Concord
style buggies. ! two-seat buggy, three
seat wagon, 2 three-seat sieighs, 2 sur
rey sleighs, 2 covered sleighs, 5 open
sleighs, nearly all newly vanished,
I driving harnesses, 5 Iouble harnesses,
one heavy handmade coach harness,
robes, blankets. etc. etc; also whips.
mats, veterinary medicines, horsc CHIP.
pers. etc, and lot OF household fur
niture, including wood heater, carriage
poles. extra poles, whiffletrees and a
quantity of automobile accessories,
tires, etc.
Terms at time OF sale. Monday, Oct.
10, at 10 O'Clock.
PRESCOTT c. Carly, Owner.
d. A. Perry, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

John Deere manure spreader, Eclipse
corn planter, Woodpecker s-H. p. en-
CINE, weeder, smoother, two plows. one
new; hay rake. horse Loe. set medium
trucks as good as new; blower, new
hay tedder. disc harrow, moving ma :
chine, Concord style wagon. two sets
work harnesses. set sleds. with brakes,
two sleighs, circular saw, express wag-
on, new cultivator, grinistone, set iight
drive harnesses, 600 tin sap buckets,
covers and spouts. IL foot Grimm arch,
sugaring of arch and pans. storage
tank, sap sled. galvanized draw tub.
small churn and butter worker, Bah.
cock tester, storm windows. cutaway
harrow, sleighs, 24-ft. extension tad.
der, two or three straight ladders, and
many other articles not mentioned.
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Machinery and Tools

Two lumber wagons-one nearly
new; express wagon, buggy wagon, set
sleds, traverse sleigh, sleigh, pung, near
" new road cart, plows. disc harrow.
horse rake. cultivators, moving
machines, horse rakes hay tedder.
smoothing harrow, hay rack, spring
tooth harrow, hay rake, iron hog
trough. set platform scales, scalding
tub, water tub heater, sets work
harnesses; sets driving harnesses.
saddle, tackle blocks, riding bride. No.
Is separator-ss good as new; 4 milk
pals, cream pail. cream cans, corn
shelter, bone grinder. set horse clip
pers, 2 cross cut saws. rip saw, 2-hand
saws, and many other small articles
not mentioned. so run l6-ineh circu-
lar wood
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HOUSE, FOR SALE

SACRIFICE SALE--if-room house, garaRe.
stable and garden in progressive up-to-data
village on railroad, drawing large trade
from surrounding towns. Excellent schools.
Several manufacturing industries. No labor
troubles. Situated on Main street, opposite
bank and postoffice Fine location for a good
restaurant. which Is very much needed
House arranged to give owner q home; also
ample business space and tenement to rent.
Electric lights, village water and some hard
wood floors. As owner lives away, will sac.
rifce for immediate sale. Address &c. NJ,
care Barre Times or tel. Barre 39-M.l7Atf
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Motor Vehicle Accidents.

r. G. vanornam Of Springfield has
reported a serious collision between
Dir. H. H. Lawrence's car driven by
him and a car driven by DIR. H. w.
Holden of Randolph in Randolph vii
lage October 7. Damage was about
$3.50 to DIR. Lawrence's car. According
to diagram on the report the collision
was head on, and Mr.. Van 0rnam APP
pears to claim that the other car was
on the wrong side Of the road.
Herbert Campbell Of Granville has
repored an accident in which his car
and one driven by Ward Bean Of
Rochester were involved in Granville
lower village on October ].
A. G. Bedell of Morrisville has re-
ported that COW belonging to him was
run over on Oct. 10 by car carry
ing the registration number ll72lo, but
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14

containing from 1866 to nc acres. Of
which go acres are in tillsge; level add
free from stone; pasture for 20 or more
head; sugar bush of $50 naples; some
soft wood; win winter 30 to 40 head;
best Of water; ten-room house in ex-
ira good shape; flush closets. part hard
wood floors, porch; modern barn, about
74x44 feet, with basement; tool shed
and garage. The real estate will be sold
on easy terms, with payment Of
81 900 down or possibly less
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
IL Head of Tuberculin
Tested Cattle

Six grade Jersey and Ayrshires, some
fresh and balance TO freshen this
month; one registered Ayrshire COW,
two Ayrshire heifers. eligible to regis
try; one registered Ayrshire bull, one
year old; three yearling heifers, two
heifer calves, two veal calves, pair
farm horses. weight about 1900 pounds,
good workers and drivers, two fat hogs,
two large shoats, 100 or more hens and
pullets, some full blood r. I. Reds and
full blood Barred Rocks
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
Tools

Lumber wagon with rack, 3 IS inch
tire. one truck with body and rack,
moving machine, horse rake, spring
tooth harrow, cultivator, weeder. 70 b.
pillow. horse rake, buggy wagon. buck
board. buggy pole. set new Traverse
sleds. bob sled. sleigh, pung sleigh. pair
work harnesses, driving harnesses.
cream separator, two sap pans. $50
wooden sap buckets, wheel barrow.
stone boat, grindstone. and the usual
amount of small tools.
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STOCKED HEAD

~ grade Jersey cows, three two-year-
old heifers, some fresh, balance %
freshen in fall and winte-; eight calves,
some six months old; Jersey bull, two
and one-haif years old, eligible 10 reg
istry: pair chestnut horses. weight ?
500 pounds; an extra good team: % "A
age: pair black horses, weight 500
pounds; eight and nine years old, extra
good workers and drivers; also. one
Rambler car, mechanically in good
shape.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14

does not state in what state the ear
was registered.
John S. Barry of South Burlington
has reported running his car into a
pole in Winooski on the night Of 0cto-
Der in a heavy rain. He turned out
too far to let another car pass. Miss
Sylvia Russell of Winooski suffered
a light injury to one leg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
ELECTRIC WASH
MACHINES

The Haag Cabinet Electric
final machine Of all Has dire
drive. few working parts; Is str'
sturdy and bull. 20 Withstand
Of hardest service.
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Pair of Heavy Draft
Horses

weighing about 1000 his, right in ev-
cry way, seven years old-no better
team in the county; pair farm horses,
weighing about 2600 MS, twelve years
old--an extra good team in any spot
or places | black mare in foal, weighing
100 MS, good worker and driver: 40
hens and pullets, ! hog weighing about
800 MS, 4 geese.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
Household Furniture

including Drake Hardwood ranges
good as new; Glenwood heater. cook
stove, parlot suite, piano. beds. chairs,
tables. baby carriages. etc. Ford
truck. 1918 model. Overland touring
ear-7o model
CR0PS-25 tons Of good hay. also
quantity Of oat and pea hay, all cot
in in good shape.
Terms 81 time Of sale. Lunch al
noon. Sale viii begin ct 10 o'clock,
a m. Friday, Oct %.
JOS. H. NEAL. Owner.
D. A PERRY, Auetioneer, BaTTe, VT.
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FOR SALE-Magee heater, foot power
ing lathe. large stepladder. Apph
Washington ST., or phone 41s-M.
FOR SALE Nice. clean, live geese d
pillows. Inqnire Of Clara e. d
Hardwick, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
GETS $3.50 VERDICT.

For Fall on Ice In Front Of Rutland
Building.
Rutland, Oct. l4,--Hugh Murray of
this city, was awarded verdict OF
$67S0 by jury in Rutland county
court Tuesday in his case against w.
f. Nelson. a merchant of Concord, N.
H. The defendant owns business
block on Merchants Row in this city,
and the plaintiff was injured last
winter when he fell on the ice in front
of this building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
HORSES AND vEHTcl

FOR SALE-Aiabian stallion. five I'd
sound and kind. woman can dri|
sfrsid Of nothing, weight $50 ms.
sold at once. fnsrnire of r. G. Heath
iieville. Can see horse at Wallace
East Barre.
PAIR OF WORK HORSES FOR]
Weighing around 2900 fbsl
workers and the price will 4
you, as ] have no further M
them. Tel ss6 %
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WANTED

WANTED Horse for its keen good carr
and light work /. Irving Fine. Se4 ".
Main ST.: phone se6-R- l79t6'
DOMESTIC NURSE would like work. Adj
dress Chelsea VT. r. r. D.. No. l. I79t3s
SITUATION WANTED Educated young
man wants any honest work. Three years
General business ~vrerienee. Best references.
Purdy; phone eos-W. Montpelier. me
CASH PRICEs--For old RAGS. metals. iron.
magazines. papers. etc Tel 407-R. Sam
Gould lISt22
WANTED TO RUY-A quarry sweep ap-
My 10 T. o. Box 2ss. Barre. Vt. 172tf
WANTED TO RENT--or take on shares a
farm with stock and tools. Box II. r. Y. D.
I. STAFFORD. VI. l7oti2
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

WANTED--A girl or woman to help with
dishes in boarding house. Call az
South Main street. or tel, 264-W. Hsll
WANTED Woman to do general housework-
Mrs Paul Dillingham;, Seminary hill,
Montpelier. ifo1e
WANTED Woman to do washing, family Of
two. Address C." Times Office. l7stS~
WANTED AT OMEGA woman for general
house work Mrs. A. b. Greene, Water
bury. VT. l77tf
WANTED Chamber maid; w. F. Davis.
waterbury inn. VI. init
WANrED--Youn women TO enter Barre
City hospital training school to train 70
become nurses apply TO the superintsndsns
at the hospital iS1u
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Crops

. tons Of early-cut hay. quantity Of
barley. oats and straw. two acres Of
corn in the stock, mostly silage corn
quantity Of potatoes Also some house
bold furniture. Terms AZ time Of sale
Lunch az noon.
W. P. BRIGGS, Admr.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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% HEAD OF STOCK

10 cows, six TO freshen IL October, bal
ance in early winter and spring; two
registered Ayrshire, one yearling Ayr
shire heifer; balance grade Holsteins
and Jerseys, three calves; pair CRY
horses, seven and eight years old
weight about 1900 pounds
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35 Head of Cattle

25 cows, grade Guernseys and Jer-
seys. fresh and to freshen from October
to February next; an extra good lot,
all straight and in good flesh; all young
except two; have passed two tests and
herd is to be accredited; 8 two-year-
old heifers bred TO freshen in Feb
ruary and March; registered Guern-
sey bull, three years old, ! Guernsey
calf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14
The Home Farm

containing l60 acres, suitably divided
into tillage. pasture and woodland
running water at house and barn; com,
Portable set of buildings; pleasantly 10.
Gated; one fourth mile TO school; plenty
Of wood for the farm.
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THURSDAY, OCT. lo,
at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon.
THE HOME FARM

containing 200 acres, suitably dividad,
1000 sugar trees, and quantity Of wood
and lumber; sugar equipment for 1900
trees; plenty Of fruit; nine room house
in nice condition: barn l00x46 feet
Running water to buildings
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statesmen WANTED

SALESMEN--Each county. shoes, hosiery
factory to consumer; commissions daily I:
no delivering; Lint & Rhines. Balcomh ST.
salem. Mass ls0tSs
SALESMEN-lf you want 100000 the first
year write now Strong line for retail
stores. Nationally advertised: rush season
here. Liberal weekly advance TO producers.
w MORGAN. Mgr. 1920 Euclid. Cleveland
Ohio, Dept sos. lS0tis
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AUTOMOBILES
LOST AND POUND

LosT-An Airsdaie dog. BLACK. brown and
tan collar. no name finder notify r. ~.
Aldrich, Tel 5i2-J. Craniteville. i7et3
LOST About four weeks aEo possibly in
the Catholic church. q prayer book -Csod
and Z" valuable 10 owner a. souvenir /.
finder please phone Barre SCI and obtain
reward. lists
LOST Light brown and white dox half
hound. half ball; female. reward: An
tonic David Tel. eii-W. Barre. VI l7ets
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NOTICE.
Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing be
tween 3. Lncchina and A. Duncan at Barre
VT, under the firm name OF the North Barre
Granite CO.. has been dissolved as Of Sep
TENDER rs. 1922. and the business Of the
North Barre Granite CO.. has been sold 70
Messrs. Frank. Nicola Domenico Debitetto
who win hereafter carry on the came.
Granite Co. contracted previous to Sepfen,-
her rs. 1922. and collect all bills owing Us
as said firm. Any claim whatsoever
against the above prior Sept. zs 1922. must
be made to US on or before March rs. 1928.
Address all letters to Mr.. b. Lucchina, rcsi-
dence Cottage St.. Barre. vt.
Mr.. n. LUCCHINA.
Mr.. A. DUNCAN.
Barre Vermont Sept rs. ls2z.
oct6-i3-20
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Including organ. large cookstove, Ia
bles. chairs. bureaus, beds. pictuers. etc.
Also fur robe. side saddle. etc.
Terms at time Of sale Lunch a
noon. Sale win begin al 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon. Tuesday, Oct ~. 1922
GUY BENTLEY, Owner.
D. A PERRY, Auctioneer, Barre, VT.
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iiGHdigH|H11E|iNii
FARMS FOR SALE

TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF B. F. Cilley
! offer $50 acre farm in West Topsham
for sale: extra good buildings, water at
house and barn. plenty Of wood fertile til
lage Might consider city property Ms Part
payment: for particulars inquire Of E. M.
White. administrator, 4S East street, Barre,
Vt 1sOtf
SIBLEY FARM FOR SALE-On Wiley st.
Ext, one half mile from north end sheds
l75 acres well divided into pasture. tiIiaae
and woodlot. TilIage in high state OF culti-
walton. Crops include 10 tons ensilage. so
tons hav and 200 bushei corr In crib. Farm
fng tools consists of practically new ensil-
age cutter and gasolene engine. all sleds.
wagons and harnesses. One pair good work
horses. hogs. hens and 20 cows. $1,000 takes
all. For further particulars inquire. s. ID.
Sibley. Plainfeld, VT Tel. S005-z 177tf0
FARM FOR SALOONS mile from North
field village on the Union brook road. IS
acres with or without stock.w God and tim
her enough fer place. Good buildings. prac-
tically new 8-room house price reasonable
INQUIRE c. J. Hill. Mortified. Vt. 175tf
FOR SALE-One Of the best farms in
Waissheld thirty-fve head cf cattle all
crops and tools. One farm IN West Tops
ham. 1876 acres. one-hzif mile 10 village.
one-haf mile to creamery. Also small
farm in Rcxbury. so acres. 1ik miles to
Roxhury depot. These farms can be bought
right. They are my own property, no com
mission attached. Might consider city
property as part payment. Tel. 39S-M.
Montpelier. George F. Lackey. Montpelier.
VT 1877
FOR sAr.E-viilage farm. 30 acres miles
from Montpelisr; John r. Bcnjamin.
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:. The Times will publish Wants. Lost sno
round For Sale. To Let. etc.--short aov -
fisemenfs--at the rate OF three lines ~
twenty-five cents for the frst insertion ano
ten cents for each subsequent Insertion
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Stock and
Tools at Auction

| will sell at public auction my nrop-
erty in Fayston, two miles from Waits.
field village, known as the Thompson
farm on Bragg hill on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14

Mildred Bell daughter OF Mrs. Fan
ME j. Bell of South Lunenburg, Is III
with mild form Of infantile paraly-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14

William and George Searsburgh 81
Whiting lost seven cows this week by
their eating rusted clover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-14

The first report of wild geese flying
south comes from Bradford, flock OF
about 90 being seen Wednesday, flying
very low