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county during the week. 1t is expect
ed that dehnite organization work
along this line will be accomplished
during the week
The Homemakers' club of Chelsea
win meet at the home of Mrs McKizel
on Wednesday, May 81. Following q
business meeting demonstration on
pattern alteration will be given.
An all-day meeting on the making OF
dress forms will be held at the home
of Mrs. Frank Hatch in Thetford Cen.
ter on Thursday, June !.
The Boys and Girls club Of East
Corinth win meet on Friday, June 2
The home demonstration agent will
give a short talk on the value Of greens
in the diet
The farm bureau membership signs
which were sent out to the local men
last week are beginning to appear on
the barns and mail posts in all parts
of the county. It is hoped that all
farm bureau members will endeavor to
get their signs from the local men in
their respective communities and put
them in conspicuous places about the
farm buildings.
H. A. DwineIl. county agricultural
agent; Freda j. Randall. home demon
stration agent.
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CEMENT PIERS INTACT.
Exhaustive Investigation Of Collapse Of
Woodsville Bridge.

Wells River, May 29-That the ce'
ment piers of the Ranger bridge are
intact~but the soil on which they stood
was washed out from under them dur
ing the high water, causing the one
nearest the Vermont side of the river
to slip and let the bridge collapse is
the opinion of two divers who nave
been down to investigate.
tn selectmen of Haverhill and
Newbury secured two different men y
make the descent to the river bottom
and look around. Their reports are To
the same effect.
1t was found that the piers were
whole, showing no signs Of the cement
work breaking. The further ons
slipped when the soil upon which i
was set washed. The one nearest
Woodsville dropped some six or seven
inches on the up-river side.
A boring outfit has been engaged
to come here and make tests to find
how far down the ledge of rock be-
lieved to underiy the river bottom Is
1t will probably be some time before
the boring is finished.
The selectmefs Of the two towns
have been having the diving carried on
as rapidly as possible and are doing
all they can to finish the examinations
and tests SO that rebuilding the strlle-
ture may be started. They are in
formed by their engineer, however,
that it is necessary to ascertain Just
where the ledge is so as to tell wheth-
er to rebuild the piers, sinking them
deeper, or to build the bridge with
some sort of span and eliminate The
piers.
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ORANGE COUNTY
FARM BUREAU
Notes for Week Ending May ~.

| The farm bureau executive commit
tee met at the Office on Monday for
! the first meeting of the spring. -Four
members of the committee were pres
ent as were also Mr.. Bradlee, director
| of extension service, and Miss Potter,
home Demonstration agent leader. Con
siderable important business was trans
acted and the meeting was adjourned
to date towards the last Of June.
Three corn variety demonstrations In
Cookyille, West Brookfeld and New
bury, respectively, were established this
week. The varieties used were Gold
Nugget, Sanford, August and Cornell
No. IL. Plans have been made for eight
more demonstrations of this kind which
will be established during the coming
week.
Miss Lydia NJ Potter, state home
demonstration leader, spent the week
in the county assisting the home dem
onstration agent in her work in the
different communities.
A meeting was held on Tuesday, May
90, in South Stanford. Miss Lydia M.
Potter. state home demonstration
agent, was present and gave the first
work in the nutrition series.
The Farmers club of Union Village
met on Tuesday evening, May % A
discussion on community market for
the benefit Of the community was TAX
en- up.
The Home Project club of Williams
town met. in the Methodist church yes
try on Wednesday, May "a. This was
the first meeting on the nutrition work.
The nutrition group in Tunbridge
met at the home of Mrs. Foss Thurs
day afternoon, May 25-
The Clothing club of Vershire met
on Friday, May 20. A demonstration
on the use of sewing machine attach
ments was given
Mr.. Taplin, farm bureau executive
secretary, has been busy most Of the
week assisting in the sale OF carload
of potatoes. There seemed TO be a guam
tity of potatoes On hand with little
hope for market. A car of 600 bush
els was shipped on Saturday to Spring
field
Two buyers of Jersey cattle visited
the farm bureau Office during the week
They wished to locate high grade DER
sey cows and young stock. In both in.
stances the buyers were put in touch
with officials of the Jersey club
On Saturday night the Granite
Heights Cow Test association met at
williamstown for its annual meeting.
An account of this meeting will be Civ
en- in the notes for next week
During the coming week II Is planned
to establish the rest of the corn vari.
ETY. demonstrations.s
Mr.. H. Fl. Beier. bull association spe-
ciaiist, from the United States depart
ment of agriculture, will be in the
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Aeree.bly 70 the provisions Of section
seven hundred eighty-fcur t5s4l Of the Gen.
er.l Laws. notice i hereby given that The
undersigned assessors within and for the
city Of Barre have this day completed the
abstract Of individual lists Of persons co
partnerships. associations and corporations.
subject to taxation in said city on the first
day Of Aprii. 1922 that We have this dsy
lodged the same IN the Office Of the asses
sors q said city for the inspection Of tax
payers. that on the lat dsy q June. 1922.
at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon. the under
signed viii meet at the ASSESSOR once IN
said city. TO hear grievances Of persons. co
psrsnershirs. associations corporations ar
rrieVed Nv any Of cur acts such. asses-
r1ieved By any % our srprnisals or
hF any Of our acts such aEsex-
sors. whose objection thereto in writing shall
have hfen flied with us prescribed hv
statute. and 20 make such corrections In
said .hetr.ct a. shall upon hearing or othrr-
wise BE determines By ~ +. and that unless
cause 70 The contrary be shown. the con-
tents e said abstract vii. for the year
1879. becouns the Grand list q said city snd
Of each uFrson. co-partneship. association
or corrorafion therein NAMED.
Given unt1r cur handr- at Barre in TIE
coupty q Washington. tbs 1fth DAY a
May. 1877
v. 2. AYERS.
MARTIN RILEY.
~ r. BALLARD.
Assessors q ths Cru q Barr<
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Wonderful Memory.

A certain man pridcd himself on his
wonderful memory, for which he was
always making, according to those
THAT knew him, the most extravagan'
claims. One of his friends determined
to show him up.
One day, on meeting each other. the
friend. in the course Of their converse
ton, casually asked the other if he
liked eggs. to which the answer was
yes
They did not see each other again
for several weeks. When they next
met again they stood talking together
for few minutes, and, as they were
about to separate the friend said,
by the way. Bill, how I"
ITO which the other instantly
replied, afriedlv Judge.
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When baby has collie, diarrhoea, food
souring, feverish breath, coated tongue !;
is restless and can't sleep because Of
clogged bowels, just give half-tea-
spoonful OF California Fig Syrup. Ii
moves the wind and gas and all the
souring food, bile and poison right out
of the tender little bowels without
cramping or overacting and baby us
ually gets peaceful relief. Contains no
narcotics or soothing drugs.
Millions Of mothers depend upon Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup to keep baby's bow
els clean, sweet and regular. Ask your
druggist for genuine california Fig
Syrup" which has full directions for in
fants in arms and children Of all ages
plainly printed on bottle. Motherl You
must say california or you may get
an imitation fig syrup.--adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-29

"Ycu1l get run in.," said the pedes
train to the cyclist, ''if you ride with
out light"
You'll get run in tool" said the
rider as he knocked the other down.
you'll, get run in. too" said the
policeman as he stepped forward and
seized the cyclist.
just then another cyclist came along
without a light. so the policeman was
run into too. and had TO run in two.
--Philadelphia Inquirer.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE



The undersigned. having been sppointed
by the honorable probate court for the dis.
trict Of Washington. commissioners. 10 re
ceive, examine. and adjust the claims and de.
mands Of all persons against the estate OF
Edwin Carleton. late Of City Of Barre
in said district. deceased. and all claims
exhibited In Offset thereto. hereby give
notice that We viii meet for the purpose
aforesaid. al the home Of MARY W. Carleton
u Highland avenue. in the City Of Barre ir
said district. on the It'll day Of June and
9TH day Of October next from 10 o'clock
q m. until O'clock o. m. on each Of raid
days and that six months from the 10th dsy
Of April A. d. 1872. u the time limited
by sa,d court for said creditors 20 present
their claims 20 US for examination and
allowance
Dated ct City Of Barre. this 9th day Of
May. A. ID. 1922.
WILLIAM J. CLAPP.
Quincy n. PERRY. Commissioners.
MarfH-f2-cQ
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Reading somewhere that modern
version Of the Bible is contemplated, We
were reminded of the Cockney young.
ster's description Of the fall Of man
"Gawd made q luverIy garden and put
Adam an Eve in II. But Eve she
pinched an apple an she seq, Ave q
bite, Adam Nav seq Adam. Garn,'
SEE Eve, Fave small bite So e did
Then up comes an angel Nah, then,
you two, shtside' i"--Boston Tran
script.
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Machinery and Tools

United States cream separator. ex.
ira good high box wagon with hay and
wood racks complete. moving machine
horse rake, sulky pillow. spring tooth
barrow. seeder. potato digger. cultiva-
tors. bob sled. double sleds. ? buggy
wagons, sheep power, grindstone. extra
good double harnesses, single harnesses
blankets. lot Of tools used on farm, IN
Guiding iron bars. saws. chains. forks
pulley blocks. shovcls. rakes. etc. II
cords Of wood. quantity Of lumber and
posts
Terms at time Of sale. Lunch for
those coming from distance
CHURCHILL BROTHERS. Owners,
D. A. PERRY, AuetioneeT, Barre, Vt.
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'eWhere is the car1r asked Mrs
Digs
Dear me!p exclaimed Prof. Diggs
ibid / take the car out ~
'Of course You did. You drove Il
to town"
Il remember now that after ! got
out | turned around to thank the gen.
tleman who gave me lift and won
dered where he had gone" Birming
ham Age-HeraId.
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happeainxs Of Interest from
Different Sectienk

~. r r,sb;no ad;tcr ~ the 81.
., 49, Massange, salad saturday
go, ~. yorL ~ ! trin "a England.
''o'' - 4 - Z
4. M;,ton on,orrow aowers will be
arannad frou an a;rnlana onto the
$3.50
clo,,,nrno w;l, ded;cats as memorial
tahlat for those Who died in the World
,Sar dnr;nc TIC axercises to-morrow.
-
Mrs sarah billings Of Healdville has.
i, her nossess;on the first copy Of
IL Rrtlapd Herald ever pubiished,
dated Monday. Dec. s. 1904. 1t was
80 -
For tle second consecutive year,
Nice Reulab palmer If Essex junction
won M smelling contest Of Chittenden
county Smelling down 3s other con-
testanfs Her sister, Mary. finished in
.econd n,ace. going down on the word
1abvrinth.
lightning during a. heavy thunder
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Transferred Criticism.

Are you glad that Mrs. Peckton il
taking an interest in politics 7"
Yes said Mr.. Peckton. 1T is graft
flying to have Mrs. Peckton finding
fault with statesmen she doesn't know
and will probably never meet instead
Of pointing out the shortcomings Of a
man she has known intimately for 20
years Birmingham Age Herald.
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waggish westerners.

A wife on hand is worth two at the
movies. Daily Mining journal.
Every dog has its day and every fad
its week. Arkansas Gazette.
Adam did not have to 60 to fufni-
ture store to get his side bored. Del
phss Republican.
A crying need of the times. says the
Arcadia Journal. is q revolver that will
count ten before it shoots.--Boston
Transcript.
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Good Practice.

aLauncelot. word with thee
Say on. Mcpherson"
.'Dost think golfing Is good winter
practice for ball playersf'
Rather. II they can learn to hi
that pill they ought be able to murder
baseball louisville Courier-Jour-
nal
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IA Head of Tuberculin
Tested Stock

Z cows. practically all fresh. head 81
young stock, grade Holstein and Jerey
poir mares. weighing about 2600 Ms.
brown mare. weighing 1900 ms. Al
good gentle horses. win work anywher,
single or double. brood SOW, 2 shoats
25 hens and hen with chickens.
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THE HOME FARM

containing Iso acres Of land, more or
less, so acres in tilIsge. balance pas
ture and woodland Buildings in good
condition. s-room house in comforta-
bic shape, very near school. Never
failing water at buildings.
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2 Horses

Extra good workers and drivers
weighing about $500 MS, brood mare
eight weeks old pigs, | brood SOW
go hens, 100 chickens.
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Wrong Time to Be Joyful.

Minneapolis Tribune Miss Christie
Griffin OF St. Paul is recovering from
an experience which nearly cost her
life. when she swan ont beyond her
depth and sang. Boston Transcript
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The Human Fact.

"The ideas of men and women will
always differ in one respect" said Miss
Cayenne.
"What is that"
"When man goes out to enjoy him
self he wants his old clothes, and a
woman can't be happy without new
ones.-Washington Star.
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Candid

aWhy did you marry a man who is
eighty years of agef"
Because / couldn't find one equally
rich who was ninety. Boston Tran
script.
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FOR SALE

DO YQQ LIKE LUSCIOUS RIPE ToMA-
OES L Then buy the plants that produce
them Thats the kind we have and s,sr |:
Also cAbba9e cxulihower and celery sylants !.
W =. Campbell. East Barre road Tel 2Io-Y
62tf
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM FLOR
IDA bave several tons Of loose hay for
sale = barn W. ]. Cave, Orange VT 62t6s
TULIPS FOR SALE. r. Carter. IL
sheridan street. 62t8
EARLY TOMATO PLANTS are now rad,
Tor settingl telephone your orders, 3l5-M.
=: =. eendal SITS
FOR SALE-Aster plants, is cent? doz-.
pansy plants, 25c doz. John McAudreyy
Irow hill phone 1862. c2ta
ALL HARDENED OFF. READY F0R rrtrs
IA RDEN, TOMATO POT PLANTS Ton
Eotch and others. per doz., &c., in boxes
ovc per aozsn; also assortment OF towering
p,an1 call at greenhouse. Charles Ord. 8
merry street. Tel. 701-M No mail or
HEATH EXTRA QUALITY RED RHIr.
~ nAnP 70 Ms. for &c. call at residence.
80 "AsnxLngton street or at wall paper
store y North Main street. 6zf6s
FOR SALE By gal or bbLI. Black Di--
mono Rubber Roof paint: water. weather.
Plant street, Barre. Vt s1H
FOH SALE OR EXCHANGE All kinds IL
reel estets farms al skies and locations
village properties, all kinds stores. ferj .s,i
saw mills granite quarry, close to r. re:
I mo %. Us write or telephone what
ycu want II YOU mean business ve e.n
sure snow you the goods: prices and Terra
M nsnt: A. x Cole and p. S. Rogers, Arts..
-' a1'A NJ. 6Stf
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at 1880 O'clock in the afternoon,

on the premises in Worcester, on
Hampshire hill. so-called, about three
miles from Worcester, the following
described real estate and personal
property:
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Three Lines for 25c

The Times viii publish Wants. Lost and
Found. For Sale. To Let, et:. short adver-
tfsements---at the rate Of three lines ~!
twenty-five cents for the first insertion ano
ten cents for each subsequent insertion
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HOUSES TO RENT

10 RENT -6-roorn fiat at 24lz Elm street,
Don v. Camp. phone 38-Y olti
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT TO RENT-For :
small family; all modern conveniences e sne
large garden apply 81 Merchant 81. ooti
TO RENT Three room tenement at ~ PEI
month"; another room II desired no emil l-
dren; 2. y Mower. 81 Prospect street WI
TO RENT Tenement Of rooms with mod
ern improvements, on ground noor Va
cant June 9Th. at l Pleasant street =, ~ Y;
Densmore. oSti
FARM FOR RENT Good tenement and
barn, 10 acres, very productive lana ,
pasture for / cows, 45 minutes walk g
Barre Postoffice: will be vacant MAY ~! is1It
inquire Of James Geake, East Barre w;
phone 36l-8. sgsl
TO RENT-A broom tenement with bath.
electric lights and gas. ct Currier ~;
Tel 164-4. S4u
FOR .REsN'T--Two very desirable apartments
In the Park theatre building all mcaeIn
apply to A. B. Garter. Mer. zeotl
TO RENT--Ffvs room downstairs tenemers,
with electric lights and bath, csllsr. barn
privileges and RDod garden: situeted q y
Clark St., telephons SCR o. inautrs q III
Rowland Bldg. zl0u
FOR RENT--6-rUom cottnss house en
Third street electric jighn; John ":
BENJAMIN. Tel. lo6-N L5itt
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Real Estate and Personal
Property at
AUCTION

As we are going to make a change
in business win sell at auction TO the
highest bidder, on
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EMAIL PLACE FOR SALE-one mile out
house, barn. hen house and garden
spring water on places Inquire 50 Merchant
street. 21tf
FOR SAIE-The e. a.. Prindie house Il
IS keith avenue. corner Summer 81. and
Keitb avenue 17lh
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10 HEAD OF STOCK

. cows, mostly high grade Jerseys, 2
yearly heifers-sl tuberculin tested;
9 Jersey calves.
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Don't Baby
Corns----USe
Gets

Thousands of people have only tnemseiye'
In Llars~ for corn agony, blood-poison. etc
Trimming and treating" cutting ana pan
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Annual Meeting in Waterbury Next
Friday, June 2.

The annual meeting of the Wash
ington County Sunday Scbolo asso-
citation will be held in Waterbury
June 2, at the Congregational church
The convention opens alta 10 o'clock in
the morning with Rev J. Garfield
Sails of Waterbury Center in charge
of the opening worship AT 1920.
"Retrospects' SIS eeretary-trea III,
w. DEMO; superintendent children's
divisions Miss Beatrice Mckee;
superintendent young peoples division
Miss Ruth Brown; superintendent
adult division. Benjamin Gates; super
intendent home department. Miss
Anna Cummings; superintendent Of
temperance, Mrs. Carl Erickso !;
superintendent of missions, Mrs. w. A.
Remele.
1920, address, Strategy in the
Prombtrdn Ct Religious Education"
Rev. John G. Prince; discussion.
IL, Dinner.
The afternoon session opens at l
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Sails again in charge.
At LEO Rev. G. \. ST. John of Mont
pelier speaks on sChurch School At
tepdance--How to Build and How TO
Keep it," discussion-led by d. B.
Dwinell. .. business. 2sl0. depart.
mental conferences, led by g. Ernest
Robins 3. address. "Story Telling,
Miss Hazel Warren. $3.50. address,
"The Evangelistic Program of the
Local Church. @. Ernest Robbins.
ri .TPi arempl- bi:s;, dali
Not His Affair.
The young man took everything
literally. He was most serious in his
wooing.
May kiss you, Dollyf" he asked.
Mothers in the drawing ROOM" she
answered
20. that's all right. Your father can
kiss her." he replied.-strsy Stories.
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Tools and Machinery

9 gasoline engines--one II. p. and
one 2 n. p; blower. manure spresder,
moving machine, horse rake, ? spring
tooth harrows. shovel ; plow. Oliver
sulky pillow. riding cultisstor. nearly
rev corn planter, corn shelter, nearly
new cream sepsrator-No. IL DeLavai;
cream cans. churn butter workers, 2
evaporators-on Monarch and one
Bellows Falls. with iron arches, praeti-
cally new, go tin sap buckets. holders
and draw tub. 2-horse humber wagon,
buggy wagon. Concord style wagon, 2
sleighs, bob sled, set of work harnrss--
nearly new; single harness. wheel bar
row, grindsfone, Orange Co telephone
instrument. set platform scales. lot OF
small tools and practically
All My Household Furniture
Terms at time Of sale. No reserve or
limit as am leaving town. Lunch az
noon. Saturday, june 3. al 10 O'Clock
GARDNER D. POOR, Owner.
ia PERRY. AuetiOneer, Barre. VT.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

S. c. RI RED cHIcKs-After May Is.
zoe each heavy laying females mated
with pedigreed males from trapnested rock
Of high exs records VIII give you chicks
that win lay and pay; Mrs. ii. j. carT
Tel. ss4-22. zsti
few choice settings. ST. prepaid won best
utility pen in American class. Nontpelier
1922. also first puliet Alex Lawson. Sc Ma.
PIE Ave. sd
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Four fresh grade Jersey cows.
wears old, accredited herd also
cheats rnd brood SOW II. J.. Conant No.
Montpelier, VI. oStz
roR sALE-Three cows ready to freshen.
from accredited dairy A. l. Belville. So.
Barre. ttu
ron sALE-Hsve fresh lot Of cows Just
housht consisting Of Hoisfeins. Guernseys
md JerSays These cows tuberculin
tesfed sosue being fresh and the balance
nearby springer II. NJ Fsrnham. Mont
pclier. VI. Tel ios. on
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All eouipped for s2eO0.00. A dandy A.
acre poultry and general farming PROPOSE
ton Pleasant location on main road, near
neighbcrs. etc Brick house Of ten rooms
two comfortable barns, silo; will keep, 2
cows or more. Easy terms. Only six miles
two horses, all tools, poultry. ETC., are IN
cIuded A payment Of 100000 Or possibly
less. required AZ first payment
One and three fourths mile from city
IS acrss with fine set Of buildings house
arranged for two families. plumbed. good
barns; wood for use OF farm and some lum-
Der fruit. Tillage is level and free from
stone; splendid soil. Best Of water. When
you look thu over YOU will be surprised at
the buildings and price, $4b00.o0. With
payment OF 100000. cash.
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MISCELLANEOUS
LONG DISTANCE MOVING

Chas. M. Leith-Dstributor packer .rd
shipper. Furniture and piano moving
with derrick equipment: all work guar
anteed: IS Merchant street. Tel. 5ss-w. 62tf
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED AND RE-
PAIRED Called for and delivered !:
Granite City Tool Co. Tel. ss6-W. Az
DANCING LEsSoNs-Private instruction
BY appointment: call at 172 Main street.
phone S6l-W; Marie ouinlan. 1Sstf
TO RENT Vacuum cleaners; The Electric
Store. IL Elm street 2lltf
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Pound
Percales

Light colcrs. assorted Patterns. az =
yds: Pisces. ID. Bundle about ia Va.
TO 49, pat paid. Walter Scott III South
Lincoln 81. keene. N. H..
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED Girl to do housework G. J. Le-
Page, BeckIey hin. Tel. 307-2l. 6iti
WANTED Capable woman for chamber
maid apply Ha1e's tavern, Wells River
Vt 63t6
WANTED-A young lady to assist in light
housekeeping and take care Of younsster:
phone 44s-M. 6otf
WANTED--A good competent girl for sener-
al hQusework; must be good cook; no
washings good wages for the right person :
Mrs. e. T. Salisbury, Randolph. VI. sits
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
HOUSE WORK in OUR MILL
BOARDING HOUSE, WAGES 500
PER WEEK APPLY TO A. G.
DEWEY CO. QUECHEE. VT.
WANTED--A woman capable OF doing
housework in all its branches. on small
farm family Of three $500 per month !
write for particulars w. H. Wilkinson
Middiehoro. Msss.-R- r. d. 8. 55tli,
WANTED Young women 10 enter Barre
City hospital training school to train -
become nurses; apply 70 the superintendent
At the hospital. 1871