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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-14
ESTATE OF HENRY d. SMITH.

State Of Vermont District OF Washington, IS.
The honorable probate court for The dis
trict Of Washington. TO all persons interest
ed IN the estate of Henry ID. Smith. late
of Cabot. in said district, deceased, GREET
ING:
At a probate court. holden at Montpelier
within and for said district ON the 6th day
OF March. 1922. an instrument purport-
ing 70 be the last will and testament Of
Henry d. Smith. late OF Cabot. in said dis
triet, deceased. was presented to the court
Aforesaid, for probate.
And Il Is ordered by said court that the
2sth day Of March. 1922. at the pro-
bate Office in said Montpelier. be assigned
for proving said instrument: and that
notice thereof be given to all persons con-
oerned by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Barre Daily Times. q
newspaper circulating Ia that vicinity, in
said district. previous to the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified TO
appear before said Court, at the time and
place aforesaid. and contest the probate Of
said will II you have cause
Given under my hand at Montpelier. in
said district, this 18th day OF March, 1922
FRANK J. MARTIN. Judge
Mar7-14-21
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ESTATE or JAMES X. pIRIE.

State Of Vermont. District of Randolph. ss.
The honorable probate court for the dis
trict aforesaid. to all persons interested II
the estate Of James X. Pirie. late Of viii
Jamestown, in said district, deceased.
GREETING
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
goth day of March next for examining and al
lowing the account Of James G.. Pirie, tpecial
administrator OF the estate of said deceased
and for decree Of the residue Of said estate
10 the executors of said estate. ana
ordered that public notice thereof be given
to all persons interested in said estate by
publishing this order three weeks success
sively previous to the day assigned In
the Barre Daily Times. newspaper pub
iished at Barre City. Vermont.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified TO
appear at the Randolph inn. in Randolph.
in said district. on the day assigned. then
and there to contest the allowance Of said
account II yon see cause. and to establish
your right as heirs. legatess and lawful
claimants to said residue.
Given under my hand this 27th day Of
February. 1922
Feb2s- MarehT-I4
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Brown reed baby carr;age,
cheap u taken at once 81 South Main
street. a0ztas
FOR sALE-FIat top desk, s store tables.
l,voo rolls wall PAPER. cash register, doors.
money drawer, iron pipe, nails. blocking,
lumber wagons, 300 gal. oil tank and pump.
WinuoWs, peanut rooster and motor horga
ppowsr and saw tahles. ~ G. t;itchefi, Tel.
SsS-k' III Foster street Montpelier. VI.
20ltls
FOR SALE Shepherd and beagle puppies
very like a shepherd color brown md
1924. aosty
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE One foldins
ra SAVING machine; = lot Of steel traps. u
gauge, cartridge belt. bicycle relacto oil
heater. victrola bedst sad, mattress, sofa.
rnafnnock and some other articles L. L.
Hlntoon School street Piainfel1, VI. 802f8.
FOR SALE Galvanized sap buckets pfiss
right also one No. II DeLaval separator
George, Wiliiamstown. lei. ssa22. soitss
FOR SALE Wishing to retire. | win sell
my business at almost inventory; doing
business Of $4,000 to $4,000, and only about
month in all TO road Just the place for two
q q three "%sn. Address Central N. W care
narre iimest 30lt6s
rOE SALE Remington typewriter model
sos-M. ~ = ''s' 'iAs' co"o''i'h aS eait
fuk SALEr-One new Monarch storage
tank. $50 gal size. for one-half nricc.
galvanized roofing. paints. farm machinery.
VI. aootss
STRAWBERRY, red raspberry, black rasp--
Derry, currant, blackberry, gooseberry and
rhubarb nlants. Mail us your address ard
get our catslog OF freshly dug plants grown
az Mitrhell farm and sold at less than half
o. nursery agents prices. The leading va
rieties that have made good in this climate;
nlltchell Farm. Barre. Vt. r. F. DE-. 296tf
WOOD FOR sALE--No. i selected old
CROWN body block wood, on lot or de-
nvered. Tel. 105-J. 2sItf
ruh SALE-We. the undersigned have de-
clued 70 sell our valuable quarry, situated
u webs ferviile, joining the Acme Granite
oEarry; This quarry has not been worked
huch Due stone taken from IL has taken
an excellent polish when auarried on tbs
Srain. An excellent chance 10 start quar-
rying ss u lays In LARGE sheets on the tor.
uhe sheet nov nerrly free estimated ~
Two thousand feet. Quarry ia. reached bv
ran and team For further particulars
inquire OF Thomas Blakeney wilIiamstown,
g. r. y z. or Patrick Noonan. Depot
square. Barre, Vt 25itf
SAVE c0AL-By buying dry hard wood:
second. growth, extra large. $3.50: ed9-
inRs and slabs. mixed. s4.00 Granite City
bottllng Works. Tel 726-M or 74e-W. 947tf
FOR SALE-A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monurne nts; hrightens
up the lettering and makes the whole rnonu-
nent look clean and new: guaranteed prizes
on application: James Sullivan. ia Park
street. Barre, VT. 1871
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Celebrated Golden Wedding in Cali.
fornia.

The visslia, Cal, Daily Times Of
March contains the following. Mr..
and Mrs. J. C. Holmes. Of Vermont.
who are spending the winter here with
their son and daughter in law. Mr.. and
MIRA W. c. Holmes Gl7 North Encina
avenue. celebrated their golden we'd
ling anniversary last evening at a
5eautifully appointed party given in
he Holmes residence. Guessing games
contributed 10 the evenings entertain
nent, prizes being won BY Mrs. Harry
e LOcey and Mrs J. r Hunt and Ms.
Emile Brittner added considerably 70
the evenings pleasure with several
readings.
At q late hour 70 the strains Of a
wedding march played b. Mrs. Britt
DER. the guests formed ~ line and led
~ the bride and groom 81 50 wears
ago we're ushered into the dining noon.
vhere sumptuous supper table
awaited them An decorations and the
SANITY ncrssls served were carried out
j. Ec'd "a kesqiur Eith the dav. Novel
features uert q larre wedding rake.
bcarInr the dafs AZ marriage and tie
name q the cvupie and srs cream sskr
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NATIVE OF ENosBURG.
e. c. Wheeler, Well Known Boston
Merchant, Dead.

Boston, March 4.zEdward Corydon
Wheeler, who was one of the leading
Wholesale dry goods merchants of Bos-
ton quarter of century ago. died
vile avenue, Dorchester, where funeral
services were held to-day at $3.50 p. M.
Mr.. Wheeler celebrated his 18th birth
day Jan. 10.
He was born in Enosburg, VT, and
came to Boston in his early manhood.
He entered the employ of Wellington
4 Co, wholesale dry goods, in Chaun-
eey street, finally becoming one of the
members under a new firm style of
Wheeler, Conant & Blodgett, which
later became Wheeler, Blodgett g. Co.
This was known as the second largest
wholesale dry goods firm in Boston,
with a place of business in Summer
street. Later the firm removed to
new building at the corner of King
ston and Essex streets, where its sue
cessor, Blodgett. Ordway q Webber, is
to-day. John Ordway, of the latter
firm, is a son of one of the original
partners of Mr.. Wheeler, who was
also a contemporary of the late Thorn
as L. Fitzgerald of the Brown, Durrell
company.
About 1894 Mr.. Wheeler failed in
health and moved with his family to
southern California, where he remained
for several years. Much improved in
health, he returned to Boston and took
up several lines of manufacturing in
which he was interested. being the
president and treasurer of both the
champion Buttonhole Machine Co. and
the Boston Fastener Co.
He was an active and enthusiastic
member of the Home Market club at
the time of the candidacy of William
Mckinley for the presidency of the
United States. Mr.. Wheeler married
Miss Clara Bell Huntoon Of Cuttings
vile, VT, who survives him. He leaves
two sons. Edward Corydon Wheeler,
jr., a member Of the firm Of Harris,
Forbes a Co., and James Willard
Wheeler, a member of the firm OF
Parkinson 4 Burr. A brother OF Mr..
Wheeler, Earl Augustus Wheeler. lives
In New York. At one time Mr.. Wheel
cr was an active member Of the Ire
mont Temple church but in later years
was a member OF the Second Parish |
Congregational church, Dorchester,
hong tie church home Of the family.
lnterment win be at Cuttingsville. |
Vt. Wednesday.
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ornamentec whit the tree Of life and
80 years. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes were the
recipients of many beautiful floral Of
ferings and the Fluctuations and good
wishes Of their many newly formed
friends in this city throughout the day
yesterday.
The guest-list last evening was
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Locey. Mr. and
Mrs Glenn L. Moran, of Tulare, Mrs.
Upton Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. j r. Hunt, Mrs.
f. B. Reevis, Mrs. Emile Brittner,
Miss Salina Brittner and Mr. and Mrs.
w. c. Holmes.
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FRIDAY, MAR. IL, 1922,
at 1850 o'clock in the afternoon,

the following described personal proper
~: kitchen range. sitting room stove,
oil stove and heatr. dining set including
six chairs, table and sidebOard, couch.
chairs, stands. bed room set, feather
bed, mattresses. springs. two beds, bu-
reaus. bedding. sewing machine. writ
ing desk, photograph and records, H.
brary table. marble top center table.
rockers, lamps. carpets, easel. five pic
tures. parlor organ. odd curtains. dish
e. jars. kettles, set platform scales.
wash stand and tubs, lawn mower. box
tools. pipe and couplings. fur robes,
whcelbarrow, buggy wagon. sleigh. two
driving harnesses, work harness. sleigh
and wagon. makes, scythes, forks.
chains, bars. etc. also quantity Of
hay
one chestnut horse, good worker. and
driver
Terms a. time 81 sale sale viii BE-
riH promptly 81 lao p n Friday.
Narrh ~. 1921
?. G. BANCROFT. Administrator.
D. A. PERRY. AuetioHeeT.
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ONE OF THE BEST IS
ACRE FARMS IN NEW
ENGLAND

Just outside the city One Of the best
farm houses in town. Roomy. convenient,
well built and very pleasantly situated; good
lawn, shade, ETC.; splendid cellar, porch
good water. etc. Two harms in good shape.
Chance to keep nearly 1000 hens. This
desirable farm Il suitably divided apou,
woodland; good sugar. bush Of about Zoo
NAPLES; pasture excellent and can nearly
all be plowed plenty of fruit The nj
lagc is smooth and exceptionally produc-
tive; produces fodder to winter from 10 20
20 head and can BE- made to cut so to 60
tons Of hay besides other crops.
This is not the kind of farm usually Of
fercd for sale. Can be bought at prices pre-.
vailing ten years ago. One does not need
so handy to schools markets. etc. Price
only S6500.o0- We would like to show This
to you and now is the time to get located
for sugarjng.
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OFFERS ~ ACRES
TO THE CAVERLY
PRETENTORIUIM
D. d. Burditt Makes Contribution on
Condition That, Some One Else
Shall Build $1,000 School
house There.

house There.
d. ID. Bnrditt of Pittsford, In a let
ter to Thomas Magner, president of
the Vermont Tuberculosis association,
offers TO give to the Caverly prevento.
rum lot of about IL acres adjoining
the preventorium property provided
others interested in this work win con
tribute to the association enough mon
/ ey to build schoolhousc at the pre-
ventorium. Mr.. Bnrditt's letter fol-
lows:
Rutland, VI, March s, 1922.
Thomas Wagner, president,
The VT. tuberculosis Assn, Inc,
Burlington, vt.
Dear Sir: 1t has been brought to my
attention that the Caverly prevento-
rum for children now under construc-
tion at Pittsford il. in need OF two
things, land on which to raise winter
fodder for its cows and a two-room
schoolhouse. ! own about IL acres of
land practically adjoining the proven
torium property that is suitable for
the purpose mentioned.
Because of my interest in the work
of the preventorium | am willing to
give this property to the Vermont Tu.
berculosis association provided that
others interested will contribute to the
association enough money to build a
two-room schoolhouse. / understand
that six thousand dollars il needed for
the schoolhotse.
| will limit this offer to June I,
1922. Hoping You will find other men
interested in the good work that will
respond and furnish money enough for
the schoolhouse, | am,
Yours very truly,
(Signedl d. d. Burditt
The Caverly preventorium at pres
ent consists Of about AZ acres Of land, !
partly wooded two cottages with sleep |
ing porches and a central building, the !
gift of Redfield Proctor and Miss EN- |
lily Dutton Proctor. The association
has also bought what is known as the
Carrigan place situated on the high |
way and adjoining the preventorium !
The house on this place will /
be the farmer and caretakers' home
and the barn will be enlarged and used
for the cows.
A. great deal of milk will be used to
build up the strength and disease re-
sistance of the preventorium children
and it is thought advisable to raise
this milk, especially that which the
children will drink raw, from tested 4
COWS kept in sanitary barn All of
the available cleared ground except
that used for garden is needed for pas
lure and the problem was where to raise
food for the cows during the winter
Mr. Burditt's generous gift viii solve
his problem.
Now 1t remains to add school
rouse. The schoolhouse win make
complete institution that judging from
he results obtained at the Essex pre-
will start many a sickly
Vermont child on the road to health
ind usefulness. IL is thought there
nay be some one who will build a
choolhouse as memorial just as the
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OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED o. tue partner With snail
raritzi ~ enter ouarr-tnr brriro-s. -
u-rif-rtd geod cinrFT store delivered 70
Rarrr CT Ecrfrciier; sample nav - sen
II wirfra q G. W. Avrrin q Co Psr~r
~ iatercstet urite - -QzArry." care. Barre
rSncs sa1ffs
cooD OPPORTUNITY for party uinhinT
- rrrsre In ~ risnufacrurs q n sxerfal-
. rranf'f eel krcrn - n rrta1 trad
f'r-f,-tats plant rad - rp.rrfe. sous
fr~ftai rrr1.rr-s rrrruurirate pitk u. "
W T,-rss 49, reEtf
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QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cigafette,
Cigar, or Chewing habit

No-To-Bac has helped thousands "a
break the costly, nerve -shattcring to-
bacco habit. Whenever you have q
longing for smoke or chew, just place
q harmless No-To-Bac tablet in your
mouth instead. All desire stops. Short
ly the habit is completely broken, and
you are better off mentally, physically,
financially. It's SO easy, so simple. Ge.
a box Of No-To-Bac and If it doesn't
release you from all craving for to-
bacco in any form, your druggist will
refund your money without question.
ADV
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The Sum Of $4,000

is wisely invested at 8 per cent, will
yield little less than Sl.65 per day.
Think of your life insurance in terms
of income. You probably need more.
Consult us. National Life Ins. Co. of
VT. tMutuall. s. s. Ballard, general
agent, As State street, Montpelier, VT;
g. ]. Seager, local agent.
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rest Of the institution il memorial to
DR.. Caverly.
Every effort win be made to secure
funds for the schoolbouse before the
expiration Of Mr. Burditt's offer.
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farm with stock and tools.
mi. from Barre, on good road Eooo
comfortable buildings win carry ~ heaa
Of stock and team might exchange Tor ci,y
property write Owner" care iimes oi-
fee or Tel. 8s2-ib. Ssv'i
FARM FOR SALE-10o acres good MI,
PAINFULLY equipped, or without; care OF
Farm" Box 3d. Williamstown, VT. 2sstiV
FOR SALE--One OF the best river farms ~
Washington Co. two miles from Mont
pelier; e. r. Hills. Montpelier. Vt. W.,
1866. Ss3tiz
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WANTED


WANTED 100 Or 200 feet twelve-inch used
betting; write stating amount you have.
condition, kind and price in first letter
Kicker cav for sale cheap. good condition.
two saws The Williams Stanchion Co. Tun-
prsoge, W. 304f3
WANTED TO BUY A driving horse ni,,st
BE- safe and young or will take one FOR Ia
kenp Tor tho summer Frank Provost r. r.
u. l. Box ga. Plainfeld VT 3o4t2s
A YOUNG WOMAN Employed In the citv.
would like TO place her two children. 4
boy and girl, in a good Catholic home NJ
beard. where they will be well cared fa~.
they are and years old respectively aa-
dress a care Times Office 303f4s
WANTED To take patients or seni-inval-
= ids board. room and care SIS week
Hospital experience: call 1852 302tf
WANTED TO Buy Round cedar hosts.
-ft--not Under six inches small end. TO
o. delivered here; A. D. Morrison, Granite
ville VT. oeot,
OLD FASHIONED STUFF--Ail kinds. in
elucing bureaus. chests. tables, chaira So
las. desks. clocks. Observation-Disclosures rugs,
spreads andirons. candlestieks. brass or
glass, drawer pulls or knobs brass or glass:
CHINA, pewters, glass or silver: any
thing old or curious write me g. r. Bus.
terrified. lsa North Main street. Barre. vi.
27s-26s
WANTED Win exchanse new mich cows
for hay: John 2. BENJAMIN, Tel f05-R
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HELP wANTEn--MALE

MEN. over II. become railway mail clerks !;
si3s. 1892 month. List positions free /;
Franklin Institute. Dept. 4T7 =, Rochester,
N. ". 278t4sS
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Three Lines for Csc

The Times win publish Wants. Lost ana
Found. For Sale. To Let etc.--short noVsr-
tisements-at the rate Of three iines noa
TWENTY-FIVE cents for the first insertion ana
ten cents for each subsequent Insertion
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HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT-Six room house. hardwood floors,
bath electric lights, gns, furnace heat !;
spring water all modern, best location :
write *" Barre Times. s0oH
TENEMENT TO RENT Inquire at 81
South Main street. 297t
TO RENT-Tenenent OF / rooms good Or
der. $40 month: Smith Bros. 367 North
Main street. 29if
FOR RENT--Two very desirable apartments
in the Park theatre building, all modern
apply TO A. B. Carter. Mgr. 26Stf
SMALL TENEMENT TO RENT-A 44e
North Main street; sec Paul Kingston.
Tel. Sg5-i6. 2t0h
TO RFNT-A 6-roorn tenement on Seminary
street r. L. Smith. inquire Of A. w.
Clark. painter, Tel. 2se-Y. 23sH
TO RENT-Five room downstairs tenement
with electric lights prd bath ceiipr barn
privileges and GOOD Tsrden situated at "a
CLARK ST.. telephone SCR or inquire at if-l2
Rowland Bldg. 2iod
FOR RENT-e-roorn cotta,.e house on
Third street electric lights; John r.
Reniar7in. Tel. 1c5-R iq7u
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Administrators Sale at
AUCTION.

In settling the estate Of the late Sam
uel +. Baker, late Of Barre Town, the
undersigned win sell at public auction
on the premises in Barre Town, on the
East Hill. near the p. o. Wheaton quar-.
~, about two miles from Barre City,
IN
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ROOMS TO RENT

10 RENT-Thr-e furnished rooms. suitable
fer lighf housekeeping inquire Al 81 Maple
avenue. SoStf
FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT At 2 East
IN Ave Te.. fat-W. a19ff
TO RENT-Stram hsaied RON at No 70
Spauidinr strset. -eetf
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For lirht
ho-srkecrsnr. also one larxc sinrls roorr.
Induirc az as Lcnx street. 2s1tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LcST-Sat1riag rrrrnirr. hetseer Craritf-
riIa ard Nrrrffrt etrrFt. rearIg reu -ir~
rksi- Ter F1-1 frsrE frtsr ria.ae r.fifr Il
~ Aliritt. cr1rit-iIit sore
LOST Sherhrrf ard $500 rlTT refv ~
shlrtsra rri1r trusr ard ~frE7 r
Rsr-iir. p 2. p. .. PART. III tf--tf. rrit7
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HOUSE FOR SALE-Cotfaae house 81 ii2
East street. ! rooms. bathroom. pantry.
good cemented cellar. furnace. eiectric
lirhts. vas. hot and cold water. large store
room upstairs full size city lots. good hen
house. shed. IL apple trees. raspberrics
blsekberries. Strawberries; o~ncr leaving
state. apply on premises or 3t-M. so0ff
FOR SAI.E-Two tenement house. with
large barn. cellar under hose and barn. 81
IN good rerair. aiso larse rarden foe zach
tenement situated On q ioi 10 rods deem
and Eve rnds uita Zach tenement kas Eve
ruorss. cicctric lietfs rni hath Al IN
rood renair. Boy fhir i've On rne tcnt-
rnent ard rcnt ths other hrlp par for your
ho-net Terms part cash. nEoTtEIrr fer she
hsianrc fncci-e q Elafn I. Scztt ii-i1
ouarry Bank Bidr settf
FOR SALE -Houte ard sarmir rrou-rfr
ali in frsf ches rnrfificr reof hlafft
reason for selling. INQUIRE Il 9. =. Narf-it.
Mortified. VI zsstiS
ron SALT r. a Prindlr hddsr ~
IS Eeith avenus. corner Suunrr 81 and
k-ith aTcnus f-tr
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POULTRY AND EGGS
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

OXEN FOR SALE One pair years old.
Hoisicin oxen. weight $500; lust the pair
fer The sugar place: r. G. Larnberton.
Msuhfcid. VI. s0its
FOR SALE Registered Jersey COW 70 fresh
On in Arril also Jersey hesfer calves
firm aecredited herd cheap for quick sale
Tel asi-i5- 3oit6
FOR SALE-to cows, some being fresh and
rcst nearby springcrs; 10 Of thcs- are high
gr.d@ Cucrnseys. balance Ayrshires and
Hoiztsins: also one exceptionally nice reg
iatrr~d Hclstein bull. age about I months
n .. Always IN the market 10 buy or
seli cows. II. NJ farnhaIn. Montpelier
VI esstf
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Fred Brouillette, Newport fisher
man, made his first catch OF fish this
spring on Friday near the Twin islands
Lake Memphremagog, when he caught
900 perch, which dressed about 81
pounds.
Enoch Rhodes, veteran passenger
conductor in the employ OF the Central
Vermont railway, is enjoying three
months leave of absence after 90 years
of continuous employ. He and Mrs.
Rhodes have gone to ST. Petersburg,
Fla.
The latest kind Of automobile theft
reported WAS that of the Ford car OF
Henry Rock of Burlington. Mr.. Rock
drove up in front Of the Cadillac gar
age in Burlington about o'clock Sun
day morning and left the car while he
went to open the garage doors. I'm the
meantime someone had entered the
car and as he turned from opening the
doors he saw his machine disappearing
ND the street. II was later found at
Fort Ethan Allen, where the gas supply
had become exhausted.
George Duncan, formerly a street car
conductor, in Rutland whose shot and
killed his wife. through jealousy in
that city in 1916 has petitioned Rutland,
county court for q discharge fromrhea as
cusation of murder. Soon after the shoot
ing Duncan was tried in county court
and found not guilty by reason of in
L taI IN a "A
hospital at Waterbury, from which he
escaped two years later. II now
develops that he is in Los Angeles,
Calf, and is prosperous in business.
Vernon r. Hazard of st. Adams has
reported to the secretary OF state that
about $25 damage was done to his
automobile i'm an accident which oc-
Cured March in st. Adams, when he
skidded into telephone pole. One door,
one running board, the top, and the
frame of the car were damaged. Ice
in the road and rain caused the ac-
cident, according to the report. Ray
mond Waite of East Arlington has re-
ported to the secretary Of state that
he was involved in an automobile ac-
cident on the evening OF March y.
Mrs. Raymond G. Ransom Of Castle
con has announced that she will be a
candidate for representative from that /
town in the next legislature. Mrs.
Ransom was born in Pownal Feb. 4,
1879, has been school teacher and took
prominent part in appearing before
legislative committees when the Castle
ton Normal school matter was under 4
consideration. She has announced
three planks to her platform; The
betterment of the state public school
system, a gateway road from the
Adirondacks to the Green mountains
and common sense economy in state
expenses" So far as known she is the
irst woman in Vermont to announce
her intention to seek election to the
legislature.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-14
"CetS-It''
For Corns
Costs Little

1f so-called corn cures, have only
made your feet more sore and tender.