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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
ESTATE or DONALD MCKENZIE.

State Of Vermont District Of Warrington. -
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid. to All perons Interested IN
the estate OF Donald $. Mckenzie. late ef
Town Of Barre. nj said district deceased,
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said court has assigned the
9th day Of May next for examining and
allowing the account Of the administrator
of the estate Of said deceased and for de-
cree of the res idue Of said estate to the law
full claimants OF the same and ordered that
public notice therefore be given TO all persons
interested In said estate by publishing this
order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous to
the day assigned. in the Barre Daily Times.
q 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 Ct said
account II you see cause. and TO establish
your right as heirs. legatees and lawful
claimants 10 said residue.
Given under my hand, this 2ist day Of
April. 1922.
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge.
Apr22-2e-May6
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Rev. william r. Frazier Nominated.

Chairman II. Gordon Woodruff of the
board of directors of the Vermont Con-
gregational conference has announced
that at meeting of the board held
Thursday it had been voted to nomi-
mate Rev. William Frazier of Vergennes
as secretary of the Vermont Con
gregational conference as successor to
Rev. Charles G.. Merrill who has re-
signed to go to Illinois. The nomina-
ton will be presented to the annual
meeting of the conference which takes
place at Springfield May Oil.
: Mr.. Frazier has been pastor at YER
gennes since 1919, to which place he
came from Little Ferry, New Jersey.
Since coming to Vermont he has been
a member Of the board of directors for
two years, registrar of Addison asso-
citation, chairman of the state commit
tee ON religious education and has done
other important state work. Mr..
Frazier received his ducatioin at Obr-
lin college, Drew Theological seminary
and Columbia university. He is "a
years of age.
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TO RENT-Tenement of 4 rooms, in good
order: one of the best in block; Smith
Bros 1861 No. Main ST. 3Stf
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l double wagon hay rack and new
body, express wagon. buggy wag-
on, dump cart, ! manure spreader, /
moving machine, hay tedder, ! horse
rake, 2 wheel harrows. I spring-tooth
harrow, | smoothing harrow, sulky
pillow, 2 walking plows, 2 eultivators, ]
stone drag. ! heavy lumber sled, I bob
sled, cutter sleigh. l pung sleigh one
6-horse kerosene engine, new, one 21s-
horse gasoline engine, threshing ma
chine, ensilage cutter with soft, ele-
vator, drag saw with sled, DeLaval
separator with universal drive and a
lot of small tools, whifletrees, aeck
yoses, chains. bars. Some sawed lum-
Der and shingles. An extra lot of good
harness Of all kinds, single and don
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POULTRY AND EGGS

SAME -oIJALITYS G. K. + Red chicks ;
laat hatch this spring to close out quick
", l5c each G. Norrie. Prospect Ave, Iei,
4l6-Y. .-----.s---- - x
MATCHING EGGS AND BABY CHICKS
From heavy laying r / Reds u.s. dn oyss h, II
for s or $5 per 100: chicks zoe each me- Mr
u. W. Corwin, So. Royalton. Vt Soto-
VERMONTsS BEST UTILITY $. g. REDS
The kind that lay the year around sxks
$l.50 per Is SIS per 100 Ewing 4 bressette I
Montpelier, Vt. Tel 4oS-Y. ss'i
S. G. n. t. RED cHICRs--After May lss s
zoe each heavy laying females mated
with pedigreed males from trapnested mock
Of high egg records win give you cncks
that will lay and pay; Mrs. H. J. c aa.;
Tel. 384-22. Is't
A CHANCE to get the best at cut prices !;
Matching eggs from standard bred 40 stJen :
of S. G. Rhode Island Reds 5. 9. Wnne
Legborns and White Wyandottes Sl.2o io5
Is and $500 per 100 White Leghorns ana
Rhode Island Red chicks after May ist NVc
each; order early: B. F. Atherton, wafer wafer
bury. VT. <oa
WHITE WYANDOTTE EGGS FOR SET
TING; good laying strain; Sl.0o set-
ting Thomas Jeffrey. Tel. b53-W, 80 Cu Is
rier street. 1otI
PARKS BARRED ROCKS-Trap nested,
few choice settings, $l prepaid won pest
utility pen In American class, Montpeiicr'
1929. also first pullet: Alex Lawson, So NJ.
pie Ave. ~
OF BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS--$l.0 o
for 10: Alex Rennie. 200 South Main St:
lei. l57-W. 4-oo
CHICKS AND EGGS FOR HATCHING--
II you want hens that will pay, buy D. =.
W Leghorns pure bred. bred to lay eggs
81 and s1.5o for Is and SIS and So per lov !:
limited number Of chicks at zoe each; G. a:
Merrill. r. F. d. 2. Barre, Tel. 307-2. I'll
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FARMING TOOLS

One 2-horse farm wagon with body
and hay rack, "a inch. axle; | dump
cart, 31s.in axle, sin. tires; wood
en- axle dump cart, ! two-horse trsy-
erse sled, sleigh, | OK traverse sled.
l two-horse bob sled, | OK bob sled,
wooden shod sap sled, wooden shod
dray sled, ! sleigh. road wagon,
heavy express wagon, | creamery wag-
on. pairs work harness, 2 single driy-
ing harness, blankets. etc, one now
ing machine, ! horse rake, ] spring
tooth harrow, smoothing harrow.
disk harrow, ! Oliver walking pillow
nearly new. cultgator, stone drag, set
drag plank, sled runner plank, etc.
about 1000 feet hard and soft wood,
sawed lumber, one corn planter nearly
new, one set Of l.o00-ib. Fairbanks
scales, hearty new, chains, forks. hoes,
shovels, rakes and small tools.
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SUMMER FEEDING.
Cows Must Be Amply Fed at AL
Times.

II COW is to produce large amount
of milk she must be amply fed at all
times says Mr.. s. q. Judd, dairy ex-
tension specialist for the University of
Vermont and State Agricultural col
leoe. The dairy farmer desires uniform
production by his cows. All know that
when COW goes down in milk she
seldom regains her full milk flow. The
maintenance of uniform production
demands a uniformly abundant food
supply.
We never can depend upon pastures
alone to maintain the milk flow of our
cows through the summer. In fact the
stimulating effect of pasture grass is
much reduced after a month OF graz
ing To keep up the milk flow we
must supplement our pastures with
other succulent feed.
There are two general plans for
experimenting pastures The hrst is
to grow corn and put up enough en-
silare to feed every month of the year,
with sometimes the exception Of one or
two months of flush pasture. When
this practice is adopted the silo for
summer feeding should be of such a
diameter tnatt Jay feeuiht VIII ~
move considerable quantity from the
entire surface. Otherwise there viii be
waste.
The other plan is TO plant sue
cessicn of crops so that they win be
At the proper stage for feeding when
the pastures begin to get short.
II has been estimated that on fair
pasture in July and August a COW may
get one half o the dry matter of her
ration from the pasture. This means
that 70 supply this other half Of the
required dry matter the COW needs
fifty to sixty pounds per day of oats
and peas OF other sueculent feed. Oats
and peas are the universal mixture for
midsummer feeding, followed by mil
let. corn and harley, the last named
being most resistant 20 frost.
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Household Goods

One big range and parlor stove. both
nearly new. ice chest, cooking utensils,
dishes, glassware, iron bed, mattress
and springs, chamber set. bedsteads.
stands, chairs, tables, one couch, one
new couch bed, dining table. feather
beds. etc.
Thirty bushels potatoes, fifty bush
els. oats. 10 cords l6-in. dry wood, 5
cords l6-in. green wood. 2 tons hay.
Terms: On real estate, FIVE hun
dred down. Personal property. under
SEQ cash; over $50. good banksble pa
per that win be acceptable without
the signature Of the administrator.
Lunch at noon.
&c. CALDWELL, Administrator
ID. A. PERRY. Auctioneer.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DO YOU WANT TO BUY A FARM III
have = number Of farms for sale that viii
keep from 8 TO 90 cows; = b miles 20
r. r. station good auto roads stock. tools
and team prices right might exchange
some Of those farms for coed renting prop
crty: for more informatssn write j. B.
Stewart r. Y. d. 3. Mortified. VI. ssties
HEMsTITCHING AND PfCOTING At
TACHMENTS-FitA any sewing machine !:
price 81 Personal checks lOc extra.
Bridgcnlan Sales Agency, Box ssi. Buffalo
N ~ 3sts-
PUBLIC AUTO FOR Local or lcng
distance service. reasonable prices for 10
cal work long distances zac per mile for
one or four. have two Ford cars for sale (:
one 1918. one 1921. cheap for cash lei.
2z7-s. {. n. Scott Graniterilic. VT ATS
CAN FURNISH PASTURING for . or 10
head Of tested yoang stock; Joeeph la
Flower. Williarnztown. ~ miles above
Granitevflle. People phone ats
CHANCE 10 MOVE 70 New Haven. Bos-
ton. Springfield CT Ncv Tork truck ~
Barre befuecn May and y Cunningham
Trucking Co. ms Sheffield Ave. New Ha-
ven. CT ITS
DANCING LESSONS Privste instructioz
hy aproinfunert. cal - ~ hain sfrcet-
phone sew; Narie Quinlan- iSsd
CEMETERY WoRK-Nenuments letterri
and CLEANED arrange 70 haTe yOur vork
done before Memorial day art claes wurk
.7sara ntss-d. write for rrsres; Geo. r Rock.
East Barre -itf
TO RTINT-vacann clesntrs. he El-csris
Store. "a Elm street 2teu
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! H1E5gk|H1dEN;;
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE IN NoRTHFIELD--
Mrs. ]. c. Mccarthy. School ST.. North
field, VT s5t3
SMALL PLACE FOR SALE-One mile out
house, barn, hen house and garden /:
spring water on place; inquire 81 Mercha Mt
street. 33tf
FOR SALE-Two tenement house, with
large barn. cellar under house and barn. all
in good repair also large garden for each
tenement, situated on a lot 10 rods deep
and five rods wide Each tenement has Eve
rooms. electric lights and bath. All in
good repair Buy this live in one tene-
nent and rent the other: help nay for your
homei Terms part cash. mortgage for the
balance. Inquire Of Elwin L. Scott. 11-I2
Quarry Bank Bldg 2e4tf
FOR SALE-The r. A. Prindie house at
s5 Keith avenue. corner Summer ST. and
Keith nvenus 17<tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Most Of all the household goods,
kitchen range. Round Oak sitting
room stove, both for coal or wood, one
s.burner oil stove. tables. chairs, desk.
bedroom sets and dishes. This j. an
extra good lot and AL in good shape.
Also IS run II hard wood. 80 bushels
Of extra good Sod potatoes.
Terms at tire Of sale Iunch a. no5n.
OLIVER c c0vAN, Owner.
D. A PERRY, AuctionesT.
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AGENTS WANTED

BIG MONEY-Talcng orders. suits. pants.
Blankets raincoats, direct wooden mill TO
wearcr Experience unnecessary new agent
made si0s.00 first week. Ask quick about
territory. Complete outfit free: TAYLOR.
WELLS & CO.. 2730 n. Paulina. Chicago.
3atIs
$500 to si25.o0 WEEKLY selling hosiery.
four pairs guaranteed wear four months
or replaced free: SO styles. Free samples
TO workers. Salary or so per cent commits
sion; Manager. Dept ID. S4s. Darby. Pa
8qtls
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Sugar Tools

One Bellows Falls evaporation with
iron arch IA feet long, one sugaring
of arch and pans, two sugaring off
pans, one galvanized storage tank holds
ESQ pals. two gathering tubs, 2 gal.
vaniEed syrup tanks. 600 tin and gal
vanized buckets, Coz. cake tins, COW
ers. Thermometers. strainers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT-Tenement of rooms, in good
order; one of the best in block; Smith
Bros, 367 No. Main ST. sStf
TO RENT--5-room cottage. wood shed; cleo
trio lights. at 8 Warren street vacant
May LIST inquire Of Mrs. Shallow. IS Maple
avenue. 37tf
FARM FOR RENT-Good tenement and
barn. IS acres. very productive land !;
pasture for cows, IS minutes walk to
Barre Postofice; will be vacant May LIST !,
inquire Of James Geake. East Barre. VT.
phone sS4-3. s6tf
TO RENT-5-room upstairs tenement at 20
Maple Ave: all modern improvements. and
in first class condition; Mrs. Canton, apply
at 20 Maple Ave. 35f
TO RENT-4-room tenement at Az Park St. |;
inquire at 4s Park St., Tel. 53-W 54tf
TO RENT-~-A 5-room tenement with bath.
electric lights and gas. at Currier 81,
Tel 1914 3Stf
FOR RENT Down stairs tenement; all
modern inquire of Mrs. James Ahern, a
East street Tel. 245-W. l7tf
FOR RENT--Two very desirable apartments
In the Park theatre building. all modern I:
apply e A. b. Carter. Mgr. 268u
TO RENTING room downstairs tenement.
with electric lights and bath. cellar, barn
privileges and good garden: situated at "a
Clark St.. telephone SCR or inquire ut 1l-l2
FOR RENT-e-room cottage house on
Third street electric lights: John +:
Benjamin. Tel. 106-R- lytf
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STOCK
2S Registered and High Grade
AYRSHIRE Cattle-2S
STOCK

IL cows from S to years old to
freshen in October and November, |
COW due in May, two-year-old heif-
ers due this fall and early winter, 2
yearling heifers, heifers Q months
old, registered bull years old, ! reg
istered bull years old. This is an
exceptionally good lot mostly white
and all sound and right. IL head Of
these are Registered.
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HORSES

One pair extra nice brood mares
about 1000 lbs, one registered Morgan
stallion, 8 years old, as good as any
in the state, Is an all-day driver and
a tip top saddle horse, well broke and
perfectly kind.
Chester white brood SOW, with IL
pigs.
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FARMS! FARMS!
FARMS

No 1884, The owner reduces 100000 u
sell within thirty days. 100 acres; 80 Of
which are practically level tillage; sugar
bush equipped for $50 trees will carry 2t
head summer and winter; 10 IT. barn with
basement: Ia room house with screened In
porch across front Is in extra good shape.
This desirable farm Is Just outside good
village; one mile to creamery, stores. etc
Special price s55o0y00. and owner will IN
istered Guernsey bull. head young stock,
and all farming tools, and sugar tools.
Terms $4,000 to 100000 cash The first
party looking this over viii buy IL In the
market for anything Of the kind.
No. 1868. Farm OF about SIS acres only
one and three fourth mile from the city.
Buildings could not be replaced for $4,000.
House OF ten rooms arranged for two Tam
lilies: good basement barns 20 TO 25 acres
in nearly level tiIage; wood and lumber
for farm; extra good water: near neigh
bors and school. and on one Of the best
roads in this section making IL easy, 10
work in Barre II one cared to do 80 priced
TO sell at 100000. IL is hard TO find bet
ter value In a one man farm. Might con-
slider house in the city at fair value.
No. 1873 Desirable so acre farm two
miles from Montpelier. near the junction
will keep about 10 cows good buildings
house with open fireplace wide porch, ETC.,
quantity Of wood. Priced to sell at 100000.
The owner Is leaving the state and will sell
all household furniture, stock, tools. ETC., at
reasonable price.
This is the time 10 get on farm. From
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

GIRL WAN1ED-To do cooking and kitchen
work must be thoroughly capable Mrs.
H. b. Jackson 10 School St., Lebanon,
N. III. set6
WANTED-Ca Capable woman for Homework
on farm, is minutes walk from electrics
references required Mrs. Bingham Marvin.
Montpelier, phone 6li-W. Slff
WANrED-You women 70 enter Barre
City hospital training school to train 70
become nurses : apply 70 the superintendent
at the hospital. ls7S
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Farming Tools

corn planter, nearly new, ! cul-
tivator, nearly new, ! 2-horse lumber
wagon. | Graw horse power and drag
saw rig, used one season.
Some hay, Indian wheat for seed,
blacksmith and woodworking tools. !
band-sa and buzz -planer combined,
! cutting-off and rip-saw bench com
bined. turning lathe, tire shrinker,
tire binder, anvil, iron wise, wood wise,
blower for forge and lot of small
tools used around a blacksmith shop.
Sale positive, terms at'time of sale.
Anyone having anything to sell, bring
il to this sale.
c. J. HEATH, Owner.
D. p. LeFEBvRE, Auctioneer.
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Thursday, May 4, 1922,
at one O'Clock

the following described stock and
tools:
registered Holstein yearling bull,
whose sire's two nearest dams aver
age 37is pounds butter in days and
whose sire is a grandson of the first
A pound COW. About s cows, some
fresh and others to freshen soon.
We also expect some young cattle
and or 6 horses
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ROOMS TO RENT

TO RENT~-I-arre corner furnished front
room and kitehenette.I all modern conven-
fences: very desirable: inquire at IS Mer-
chant street. 3stS
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For light
Housekeeping: also one large single room.
Inquire at IS Long street 29Su
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HELP WANTED--MALE

sis5 MONTH Become railway mail clerks.
Big opportunity. List positions free.
Write Immediately. Franklin institute,
Dept. 477G. Rochester N Y. lists
FIRST CLASS GARAGE MECHANIC--No
others need apply Cross Bros. Company
Garage Mortified, VT. 3su
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Dairy Utensils

One churn, butter worker, 1000
ID. Z. S. cream separator, 3 40-quart
milk cans, cream cans, pals, etc.
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SUGAR TOOLS

Grimm evaporation. ] sugaring-of
rig. galvanized iron holder. I wooden
holder. galvanized draw tub. 325 sap
buckets and spouts. All this rig i
r.ra~l~ s.rsr
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DOGS FOR SALE

CAKE OF DOGS FREE Book Of expert adj
vice On selecting training and care q
DOGS. Free with months subscription 70
sportsnan's Digest: send 25c to-day. tcoin
or stampse. Sportzman's Digest So But
Ter Bidg.. Cincinnati ssh"
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APPRENTICE GRANITE
WORKERS AND
QUARRY EN-
PLOYES WANTED

mn. United DEMAND FOR STRONG.
ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN IN BARRE, VT.
district. Attractive wages at the outset. in
ereasing every six months to minimum Of
Ss.40 per s-hr. day for cutters and rolishcrs.
with Saturday half-holiday. QUARRY
WORKERS PAID AT SUBSTANTIAL
RATES ON s-HR. DAY BASIS. The fol-
R HATE, Montpeiier, Northfield, Waterbury.
West Berlin and East Barre: Apprentice
cutters. $500 LIST 8 mos. 1925 End mos. ;
$3.50 3rd mos; $500 4th mos $3.50
9Th 6 mos; s5.25 eth mos. Apprentices
S3.25 srd mos: 1915 zth mos. Ameri-
can Plan Write. telephone apply in per-
son to the Secretary. Barre Quarters &
Manufacturers Association. Barre, VI.
WANTED-All around man on farm two
miles from town: twenty TO twenty-hye
dollars month; A. 5. Mason. Randolph
VI osts-
WANTED Married man TO work on farm I;
must be good mixer and teamster; tcne-
ment on farm steady work for right man.
Apply 20 r. S. Moulton. II NJ Farnham's
farm. Montpelier, Tel es-1 str
GRANITECUTTERS
S-hour day. 44-hour week; so cents per
hour and up /. also one carver and letterer
and one surface-machine man. wages IN
proportion open shop; F. b.. Grover, lo5
Elmwood Ave. Providence. X. T.. s7ts'
WANTED-Cranite cutters and tool sharp
cners labor dispute; no violence open
shop: out Of the state; wages eec TO Sl.l0
per hour address for an interview, to y. d.
" /" rare Times Office Sst2s
WANTED-A man located in North Mont
peIier or vicinity TO sell our line Of goods
in the towns Of Plainfield. Marshfeid, Cab
OF. No. Montpelier through to Woodbury..
Good chance for a hustler. Bond required.
II interested write or phone. Grand Union
Tea Co. Montpelier. VI sSu
WANTED-A good general workman who
can cut and letter granite: steady work
good wages in one-mAn shop. up-to-date
shop. no strikes: E. II. Kisnitz. Reed City.
Mich. Szts'
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Auction Sale
of Farm, Stock and Tools
Having decided to go West | will sell
at public auction
Tuesday, May 2
at 10 O'clock Sharp
FARM

Situated in East Peacham village, 9
miles from Barnet depot About 100
acres, SO acres extra good tillage land,
up in high state Of cultivation, practi-
cally level. Extra good ten-room
house with bath room, hot and cold
water, COW barn for 20 head of cattle;
good horse barn and new hen house for
200 hens. Never failing spring sup
plies all buildings. Buildings all light
ed by Colts Gas Lighting plant, new.
Balance of land in pasture. Lumber
and sugar orchard for 400 buckets. A
nice lot of good soft wood lumber and
fire wood. One extra good pasture Of
25 acres about Y mile from buildings.
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Fifty acres Of land on Oak hill. Brat
tleboro, were burned over "Wednesday
before the fire was under control. The
blaze started from burning brush,
where men were getting ready to set
out pine trees.
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-A few four weeks old pigs !:
one brood SOW; some shoats; 1iso a few
ro,va and Young stock: 50 head 10 select
from one handy driving horse Paul King
ston. South Barre. Tel. 3e5-i5. s2u
FOR SALE--A purcbrcd Holstsin COW. due
10 frrshen the 18th also grade Hoistein
due TO frrshen. ID. II. Macdonald. Washinc-
ton. 2su
REGISTERED HoLsTEIN BULLS TOR
SALE weeks to ie months old. viii
seIi reasonable tested and no tractors A.
Corti. R. Y. d. ]. see-is. 2stf
FOR SAIE-Have frssh lot Of COWS Just
bought consisting Of Holstsins. Guernseys
and JcrneYs. These cows are tuberrulin
tcsfcd. po,ue b-inr fresh and the haiancs
nearby springer II NJ Farnham. Mont
peiisr. VI Tel io7- ta
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LOST AND FOUND

TosT-os Frsnf Movam r-opv-sy. Ras-
srft street. = fsh pois. Ender please trirx
10 this ofaoe -
LOST-c-car s5riex hcuze % East Hsrre
rad = canvas brE rgrtatrilr rlcrrirE.
u. s. rtanp On -. fndsr please retur- -
this ofioe. So
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\ ABOUT THE STATE
Happeaings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

In Townshend the farmers are turn
ing their cows out to pasture, as no nay
Is obtainable.
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STOCK

Fifteen cows, due to freshen in late
summer and fall. One horse, weight
about 1850 pounds, good worker, sound,
safe for women to drive. Five sheep,
3 lambs, 20 hens, shoats, heifer calf,
8 weeks old
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29

Albert Dimick of East Hardwick,
aged N years, has his potatoes and
peas planted.
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Miss Margaret Ling Of St. Johnsbury
was seriously injured in the Dutil mil
slinery store when blinded by the sun
shine, she walked into an open trap
door. and feel several feet. No bones
were broken, but she was hurt about
the face and body.
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WANTED

A NEW ENGLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 nice home. would like position Is
hcusekecper; Theresa ]. Pearce. rs East
State street, Montpelier, Vermont. 59t3s
WANTED Would like to buy a used ensi-
lage blower: also 5-in or 6-in- betting L,
II. Sargent Washington. VT 3stes
WOMAN-With year old boy wants po-
sition in small family doing homework;
kindly treatment Of boy and wages each
week asked; Mrs. Lille c. Emery. care Al
fred Hello, Groton, VT 37tss
WANTED--Bo and room in private fami,
ly, by young lady; references: lock box
9. Barre. VT. 36tis
REFINED LADY WANTS PoSTTIoN-AS
housekeeper for widower write 10 &C."
care Barre Times 34tas
WANTED-Horses to pasture. by month or
season fine pasture with running water;
i5 minntes' walk from car barn Bingham
Marvin, Montpelier, phone 6il-W- Stiff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29

This is the time TO get on farm. From
our large list we can please you. Our auto
mobiles are at your service to prove this
statement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-29
Personal Property
at Auction

/ will sell at public acntion at my
farm at South Mortified on the VIII
Jamestown road on