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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
7
In Brattleboro the Vermont Wheel Club reports a rapid growth with fifty new members joining within a short period. The notice details state probate actions in the Giovanni Gobbi estate and a scholarship honor for Mrs Genora Kenyon tied to Vineland University, including a court date for objections.
The article reports on several incidents and items: the Arthur B. Cook steamer burned on Lake Bompsoin June 15 with heavy loss to owner Cr A Dug, largely uninsured. Andrew Calderwood’s Greensboro home burned June 13, his second loss in years. Ruthand orders an $11,500 fire rack American LaFrance with substantial capacity and an old apparatus allowance. Brattleboro band leader Lettainger to return from Germfield Massachusetts to join Brattleboro’s Bi Run company. Richard O'Neil in Whitehall, NY loses part of his foot after an incident in a rail yard on June 14. Vermont Maple Syrup Co of Extex Junction files paid-up stock certificate. Vermont Milk Chocolate Co of Burlington seeks permission to issue 404,008 shares for plant expansions. Wood has no authority over the Willard Dempsey bout. Major General Wood will not attend.
J Joseph Merlo of Barre Vermont, desserts non intoxicating beverages bottled and sold under Merlo name inside an oval with Registered above it and initials J M, bottles marked Joseph Merlo Barre J RegIntered on cases, notice that use sale or disposal of bottles or cases marked as such is forbidden without consent, marks filed with Barre clerk, published Barre Daily Times four weeks, May 28 1919, at Barre.
Stock andTools atAuction Friday June20,1919 at10 oclock in the forenoon the following described personal property.
Auction listing 26 head of cattle including Ayrshire cow and calf and Holsteins, hogs, horses, and a chestnut mare with foal. Extensive farming machinery nearly new Buckeye mower, corn planter, disc harrow, sulky rake, haying gear, engines, saws, harnesses, and a Glenwood theater wardrobe. Sale starts 10 o clock, no reserve, at Laneh. Richard Seeley and George W. Young Owners. D. A. Perry Auctioneer.
The Vermont Washington District court sets dates for the divorce petition of Jaman O Webb and Ibellee of Barre and for the examination of the estate of the deceased resident. Notices require appearance at Montpelier court and time to contest claims. published in Barre to inform all interested parties.
The notice, dated 1910, announces probate actions in Wa Bonorabie and lists Enid and Mary J. Cutler as parties. It also advertises a Barre property sale with 4 rooms and bath, hot and cold water, polished floors, and a corner lot rented at $15 monthly, auctioned at 4:80 with plans on hand. Auctioneers A Perry and J Traverse promote the property as a value buy before price rises.
The commissioners appoints a committee to seize and adjust claims of creditors in the Weabington district. They call for all claimants to present proofs for examination and allowance by July 16 at 9 o clock. The notice, dated Barre Vermont, names Henry Mille and the city of Harve as related parties.
Real estate notices describe several farms on Main Road near Barre with features such as basements, barns, new sugar houses, fruit orchards and wood lots. Prices range from 4900 to 2000 for 1399 140-acre parcels, all near an excellent market. The D A Perry Real Estate Agency prints the ads inviting early appointments to view these properties.
A sale list offers city homes with low prices and easy terms. Properties include a two story center-entrance brick house, a near 9,000 dollar family dwelling, a 2 story near South Main Street at 2,200 dollars, a 16 by 60 foot lot with a builder’s plan, and a 1400 dollar farm building. Agent DASHNER REAL ESTATE AGENT advertises Howland Building telephone 70 Batre Vermont.
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