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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-14
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Anglo-Japanese Treaty Approved ~
Chinese Omcials. ia.
PEfSING, Feb. i4.-1he Hnslo.J Jap
anese alliance has become generally
Known here and has created profound
sensa ton.
Those British and japanese residents
Of Picking whose opinions are worthy
Of consideration believe the alliance
lnsures peace and will effectually check
the Acknowledgement schemes of the 9TH
err powers.
The chief objection raised by the dip.
iomats of opposing interests il found In
the clause Of the alliance which con.
templates possible Intervention in the
event Of internal disturbances in China
or Korea. These diplomats are telling
the Chinese officials that the new trea-
~ amounts to an attempt to establish
an AnglO-.Iapanesc protectorate which,
threatens china's independence.
Chinese officials, including Prince
Ching, the president of the foreign Of
flee, processes hearty approval Of the
treaty. Prince Ching has announced
that he will not further discuss the
RussO-Chinese bank agreement with
The Russian agents.
The Chinese foreign office gave the
customary New Years luncheon to the
diplomats here. Prince Ching presided
1t the table. Baron Czikann Won VAIL
born, the Austrian minister, sat on the
right of Prince Ching, while Mr.. Con-
ger. the American representative, oc-
cupied a seat on his left. The Austrian
minister toasted the Chinese emperor,
while Mr.. Conger toasted the Chinese
officials. The toasts were responded
to by Prince Ching.
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NJ Comp Om.se With Addicks.

Dover, Del, Feb. 13.-To-day
it was announced authoritatiyeIy
that the Regular Republicans OF
Sussex would meet and organize
for the campaign, at Georgetown,
on Tuesday, March 4, and would
renew their aAtaSonism to the
election of J. Edward Addicks to
:hc United States Senate and OPP
pose any compromise with the
AddlckS men even on Il county
ticket, unless they are allowed
representation in the Legislature.
The announcement gives rise to
the belief that there will be two
distinct tickets run by the Reprb-
LEANS at the coming general ele,-
Ii II and the election Of Il Democrat
lie Congressman will be the result
with chances in favor Of Il Demo-
cratic Legislature.
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Alice \. wife of Charles IT, Clnno n
died on Thursday in her Goth year IN
termcnt will take place on Monday
18th. at White Clay Creek.
Susanna Chadwick accidentally
burned to death ON Wednesday in her
il>t year Her funeral took place
this afternoon, and services we're held
in St.Joln' s church.
The ! year old son of II. Wallace
and Louisa b. Connolly was buried
this afternoon at , o'clock. Inter.
ment was made at Riycrvicw GENE.
terry.
Susan S. Hill who died on Wcdnos.
day will be buried tomorrow at .
o'clock. lnterment will he made in
Erandywine cemetery.
On February 18th, Edwin CLAYTON
Jciferis. aged 81 years.
In this city William b. Williams.
aged so years.
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Methodist Hook Concerns Dividend,

CINCINNATI, Feb. l4.-At yester-
days session of the Methodist Book
Concern II dividend of $4,000 was de.
rlared from the net profits of the pub.
fishing houses. to be distributed among
the annual conferences. The annual
reports showed the following: Eastern
publishing house, assets, $2,OO8, All; lia.
tiIities, $2G2,0 net, $l.145, 4S4; west
prn publishing house. assets, $1.Gl5,-
10; liabilities. $1lO.134; net, 81 .5O5,57G
profits eastern, 100000: western,
1927, 1872; sales, eastern, 1924, 800: west.
ern. $l,l4Gf447. The subcommittee
were in session until late last night.
and all expect to report to the general
committee today.
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Jury Acted Quickly.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Feb. H..
The jury in the case of G. Aylett Ash
by, the lawyer, charged with the MUIR
der Of City Engineer Edward A. Ma
rye, brought in Il verdict Of acquittal.
1t took the Jury only eight minutes to
reach this conclusion, just long enough
to get from the courtroom to the jury
room and poll the Jury and get back to
their seats. In spite of the judges ad-
monition to the contrary. there was an
outburst Of applause Oh the part of the
spectators.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-14

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE
Presbyterian revision committee ad-
journed yesterday after adopting ar.
ticle s Of the brief statement of faith
for popular use and will again meet in
Washington OH April 0. The article
adopted touches on sin, and II was
productive OF Il protracted debate. No
time was left for the further consider
alton of article on eternal purpose.
which had been partly reviewed ut Il
previous session.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-14

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 14.--GOvernor
Odell states that he has given the at
torneys in the Sheriff Guden case until
Monday next to file briefs. The attor-
neys when the hearing closed a week
ago stipulated to file them yesterday,
The testimony taken was 10 volumi.
nous that they We're unable to do 80,
The governor has not decided as to
whether he will call Michael ]. Dady
10 testify,
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CHAPTER Mi.
RODREGUEZ'S CONFESSION.

OR Il moment the three Next
cans were too greatly astound-
CO to move or to speak, and
that moment was sufficient to
give The officers chance to seize them.
Escutera wheeled like lightning, but,
observing Instantly that there was no
chance to escape and doubtless realiz-
ing the futlity of such Il thing even II
he could effect it, remained notionless
where he stood while the officer nearest
him snapped II pair Of handouts on
his wrist.
Rodriguez made one heroic dash to.
ward the door, hut ran straight into
the embrace Of the officer nearest him
and was also handcuffed.
Bustanicntc acted as his half devel-
ppcd nature had taught him to act in
emergencies. lie whipped out knife
and struck with all his strength
straight for til" heart of the man who
charged upon him. The weapon would
have taken effect and there would
have been a second murder chargcable
against the trio but for the presence
Of Craig Wyndham.
He appeared from behind the screen
where he had been concealed just in
time to see the weapon raised, and lie
sprang toward the mad,lencd man and
seized his wrist. He was only partly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-14

OMAHA. Neb., Feb. II. j. ". Cope,
who has been playing with the "Ari-
Eona" company disappeared after the
matinee at Sioux City Wednesday and
has not been seen since. The company
has arrived in this city, and much anx.
tety is felt for his safety. Mr.. Cope
had several hundred dollars with him
when last seen, and robbery and foul
play is suspected. The police have been
asked ~ assist in locating the missing
man.
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SANTA FEE, N. NJ, Feb. IA. The hrst
through trains were run yesterday over
the ri Paso and Southwestern railroad
between Deming, N. NJ. and Bisbee,
Ariz. The road was built to carry fuel
and ore to the smeters at Clifton, Bis.
bee and Nacozari. The road is 1875
miles long.
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Notice

A special meeting Of LAFAYETTE
Lodge, No. IA. A. f. A. NJ. will he
held 10 Masoric Temple. Saturday,
February Is, at LIS sharp. for the
purpose Of attending the funeral of
our late brother, Edwin G. jcffrics.
lnterment Wilmington g. Brandy.
wine Cemetery.
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~ fFesAueots uFAhOsOn Nrenate0.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 1.-THE body Of
4 grandson Of president of the Unit.
ed States has been reduced to ashes
ut the crematory in this city. The child
was the son Of Rutherford Plat Hayes
and bore the name of Its illustrious
grandfather. Mr.. Hayes brought the
body from Asheville, N. G., but the
mother was too Ill to be present.
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| "VVVVVVVV~VO
II cannot say exactly"
"Well, approximately"
Somewhere about H."
1T was II o'clock or little after
that when he rc-entered the club" In
terrupted Escudera.
GLOW do you know that, Mr.. Escu.
| deraT
II went into the club Immediately
behind him."
"Was that the time you were to meet
Mr.. Pendleton there?"
"There was no stated hour, but it
was understood to be late IN the even
Ing. think SO stated"
$50 you did, SO you did. Excuse me-"
There was rap at the door, and the
clerk entered again. He laid card
upon which there was writing on the
table, and the district attorney snatch
cd 1t up with furious scowl.
"You should place messages like this
In my hands. john" he said severely.
Then he glanced ut the inscription and
added:
"Tcll them to wait at the door and to
come in when ring. will call them
as soon as | have finished with these
gentlemen"
He turned then again to Escudera.
"And upon this you base your charg-
es Of murder against Craig Wynd-
ham" he asked In the pleasantest tone
imaginable.
Il do"
"Why"
because 1t Is proved that he was
the last person in the rooms of Pendle-
ton. Burr Pendleton was never seen
alive after that time. The inquest de.
tcrmincd that he was murdered about
that time; because the servant went
away while Wyndham was still in the
house and has not been seen since. and
he was publicly accused of the crime
and the police are still searching for
him. understand"
THAT is quite true. Is there any
thing more?'
Because Wyndham was made sole
heir Of all that Pendleton possessed,
and he above all others had motive |
for the crime. He could easily bride
the servant to assist him or to 90 away
and leave him to do the work alone"
THAT has II reasonable sound. Have
you any more reasons. Mr.. Escudera?'
Eyes, one more, the weighticst of ALL"
"What is thatI"
"That old servant James is living in
the house where his master was mur-
dered and is acting as the valet Of
Wyndham.'
What" cried the district attorney
again, and he added mentally: by
Jove, il had heard this before Wynd-
ham told me about 1t, 1t might have i'm.
pressed NEAL but the evidence Of
these two lying scOundrels with you.
Mr.. Escudera. Nobody with any sense
would believe the story they tell"
1T Is true" said Escudera, replying
10 the exclamation.
"How do you know that"
Il have seen him there. saw him
here last night. know him well. l
nave often seen him in Mexico, and
llso saw him the night Of the murder, ,
you will remember
"Now, Mr.. Escudcra, and you, gen. {
lemen, what object have you in pursu-
ng Mr.. Wyndham with this terrible &C. {
usation"
"Simply that justice be done, Sir" re- s
'lied Escudcra. II was Pendlctons
riend. ! would like to see his murder. c
+ punished"
"You want justice, then:'
81 do. demand It," I
"Thcn, by thunder, you shall have ii" e
lie struck the bell sharply. The door /
pcncd, and three officers in plain c
lothcs entered the room. The district
ttorncy waved his hand. o
'TllcrC are your men. Take them"
e said. Come out, Wyndham. These X
CLOVIS make me Sick" IL
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BOThMAN'S RESTAURANT,
s. ". Cor. Seventh and Shiplsy SIS
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Ladies and Gcntlcmcn's pri-
vatc Dining Room up stairs,
newly fitted up. Menu unex-
celled. Everything in season
at popular prices,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-14

. OfONC UVbNeS1 VIIB UOHrUTHX
house because he did not get Lynch's Tea and
Coffee At every meal. We have q fine new
picking OF Formosa Teas 51c. 10 and 100. lb.
English Breakfast co.. pound I.ipton's Tea
Tetey's Tea iu packages. A fine drinking
Coffee ct alc, ID. JavA and Mocha 35c. III: 3
lbs $l.00. Ytr got the same quality at either
store. LynCh's, ). W. Cor. King and 8tl .,ts.
N. W, Cor. Madison and 4Lh Sta
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PUBLIC SALE.

NJ OTICE--S1lDHA s. SON ACClID
~ GERS, Ill East 4th street Will, Del,
ready to call sales either in the city or conl
try, any QUE ntempiating having sales thi
spring and want their services should cal =
and se'ecta dav ~ early as conviuieht, al
they have several sales on hand and some day
are engaged rs tar on - lIa:ch Is. They wiIs
OF second hand carpets. furniture etc. IN
the small or by the whole house fun Z
D II A. phone 53j. "a
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
lNl mortgages in suris to suit. For sale
roll top ,iesk IN goo order Henry Hopes,
VIZ Market street -
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SEAS0NABbB
VALENTINES,

When 1t comes to policy writing,
With protection good In line,
And standing by Levy aud Barney
Why | am the valentine.
Sour bread and musty mush,
And stews that's really "iine,"
And ten hours IN the lions
lisa pretty valentine.
With Pennsylvania cutthroats,
The whilo the sun doth shine,
And leading men in jail,
lisa pretty valentine.
With n $75 encyclopedia,
- And a desk Of $50 line.
N"surplus will remain,
For your valentine.
Circulation liars,
On aflidavits shine,
And hayseed letter writers
Constitute your valentine.
Welsbach Fahcy contracts,
Aud underwear fine.
Crowd off the Addlcks pipes,
From the valentine.
Mr.. Johnson turn he loose,
Harry did loudly whine,
And Goodwin took a tumble,
Into Carter's valentine,
SinHn Hama TIM 10 ooltoot,~
Short cannot get in line,
And Ball Is still u rolling
With the Marshal q valentine.
VIII Jones and Mr.. Clarkson,
Promote a man in line
Or send to Massachusetts,
For Chief Valentine.
Coal Famine.
Trenholm. j.. Feb. B.--Tliis city
IS Threatened with cod famine, due
" IS said. toa combination between
me railroads and the mine opera tors.
Manufacturers are very much exer.
clsed over the situation, aud some of
them may have to shut down their
factories unless way to get coal Is
open to them.
: A prominent manufacturer said to-
uay: ''The coal operators and the
railroads together have US at their
mercy. The Coal Trust refuses to
work the mines more than couple OF
days each week, aud the railroad
companies are very arbitrary. Be-
tween the two the supply IL 10 a very
bad way. We have to watch our coal
as closely as If every piece was
precious jewel. There is plenty of
business on hand TO keep the mills
going but with fuel limited it is very
''Ihicult to work satisfactorily.
Sold Farm.
George X Townsend Il Co., have
sold for Otley Vernon his farm Of ten
acres Oh the Lancaster pike to DR..
lIllegood for $6, 500. Mi. and Mr..
Vernon are travelling in the West at
Ihe present time but will be home
IOOn.
~ Dubeli the Halter
80 to Charles Il. Dubell for your hats
andcaps Of NIL styles No . East Third st.
II. II, Moore Is still In the butter egg
md cheese business at I'll King street.
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PUBLIC SALE.
Having rented my farm on The roaG leading
from stanton to Newark ! mile west If the
former place will sell at public sale
TUESDAY, FEB Is. 100!
at |! O'clock.

j head of work or driving hor,cs, n 80
No Joe black horse good worker dt3r
! and all around horse.
driver.
No 3-BelI hrown mare, good worIser All d
good road mare
No 4-Ben gray horse good worker and
No 5-May. roam mare good worker .ate
for woman 10 drive.
fs.-,9 10 head Of fresh cows and
trkYhi 81 close springora, some with
YtA calves by their side; iy.arling
pm bull, ycarling helfer, brood
9 s1ss*zx With PIGS BY their s'1s., /
geese, turkey gobLler. turkey hen.
Farm lnpieInents-2 2horse farm wagons
one nearly new Il hay bed good asuew; horse
cart market wagon. jump seat carriage,
sleigh, / osborne binder, Buckeye mower.
! Buckeye grain drill in good order SELF
dump horse rake hand dump hors" rake,
hay tetder, Dlaak roller spring tooth har
row good as new. | Iron Age sulkey cuitlva,
tor. new, ilinsh sulkv cu!.ivator in good or
der. sod cntt err. SETS twin harfows,l square
Larrow.@ Nlart plow, potato plow lhorse
pillow. 8iron hand cult vators, sled corn mar
kar. grain fan, corn shelter, root cutter hay
cutter. market wagon pole aud yoke. carriage
pole and yoke swingle trees double and SIN
gle, corn Groppers, cross cut saw broad
axes. 2straw knives post spade, post dog. lot
OF ropes aud blocks, lot chains, barn shovel. !
lot COW CHAINS 20 good gram bags, rake,
forks shovtls spades and hoes.
Harness-l set stage harness, 3 sets hip
ST. p harness, sat lead barnes, set market
harness set cart harness, set light double har.
ness. . ssts light harness 5 sets heavy lea thcr
fly nets, 2 single nets. pair housings collars,
brides, lines and halters.
| bedroom set, lounge, walnut ex tension ia
bic, cock stove, room stoves, half barrel
churn and horse, SHUTTER tubs. prints aud Ia
dies 20.Quart milk cans 70 quart can,
buckets and strainer, Delaware CITY loo egg
incubator in good order. brooder and many
other articles too numerous TOO men ton
II csc goods will be positively sold, a.
have no further use or them.
Terms-All sums less than so cash; all over
tina, amount credit of 8 months viii bs civ.
en-; no interest It paid when due; II not, III.
forest from date Of sale, per cent off for
cash on credit sum-.
EDMUND WOLLAsTON.
Stidham & Son AUG.
il.ot Ellis Hicks, Clerk,
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MISS EDNA SHEPARD
M Teacher OF l'innoan Organ.
w siytn Avenue fupil o.. John ~ 4,
81 -
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THE KNIFE
THROWERS
sy FREDERIC VAN RENSSELAER, DEFY
Author Of mot Like Other Men," Etc.

Copyright 1901. BY Frederic Van Rensselaer, Csy
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DubeIi the Halter
60 to Charles t.. Dubell for your hats
andcaps Of all styles No. . East Third st,
II. II, Moore Is still In the butter egg
and cheese business at I'll King street.
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Sold Farm.

I George X Townsend \ Co., have
sold for otley Vernon his farm Of ten
acres OH the Lancaster pike to DR..
Ellegood for $6, 500. Mr.. and Mrs.
vernon are travelling in the West at
The present time but will be home
a0On.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-14

Referee-JeSsie Mckay; time. keepers
j. Newell, f. T. Weggenmann.
The test Of the fire engine yestcr.
day made at Delaware street wharf
was highly satisfactory.
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y utlNe.
Ii heal of fresh cows and
close springora, some with
calves by their side; iy.arllng
bull. l yearling helfer, Z brood
lsows with pigs by their SIDES, |
Berk shire stock HOY, d hen
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Poplins

Will be a very popular fabric
this season; nice line at Bic. per
yard.
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Dress Goods.
All Wool Tricot
Henrietta

4 fine and beautiful line Of
shades, 3G inches wide, 25c. pc,
yard.
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x.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24
o PENN OF
HOLIDAY GOODS

In a new department on the sec
ond flor, filled up especially for
these goods Of course everybody
is il WED to attend this opening,
which will be on the same days of
the fur exhibition and sale.
To make these two days still
more attractive at this store. we
Wau Gtue a Discount of 20 per
cent. on all Garment and MILL
"efy SAFES. :: :: ::
This Includes Ladies' Suits, Long
Goa 9, Monte Carlo Coats, Capes
and Jackets, Misses anu Children's
Garments. Also Millinery for la.
dies. misses and children 1t means
that if you buy these goods to the
amount of
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:: THE :: Z
tGlln1On StOre/
NEWPORT, VT.
NEWPORT, VT.

Mr. Charles 81 Stephan. who for
twelve years, as been with VIM.
Jackman's Sons Manufacturing
Furriers of New York City and
Gle velani, Ohio, will be at our
store the two mentioned days with
a stock Of Furs that it will be a
pleasure for any lady in Orleans
county to inspect.
To an one who wants to buy
furs for their personal use or for
gift purposes, this will be an ex-
ceptional opportunity to make a
selection
Anyone who has furs they want
remodelled can bring tht n and Mr..
Stephan will give a free estimate
of cost.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24

George Roots fine residence on Third
street is finished and ready for occu-
pancy.
St. Mary's parish cleared $137 at their
promenade and entertainment Thursday
evening.
John and George Brigham expect to go
to Yonkers, N. Y, and enter the employ of
Mr.. Peene.
Il. =. Blanchard reports more snow hav-
ing fallen in Denver than here. Score one
more for Vermont.
The young men are adding interest to
their Sunday afternoon meetings by or
chestral music and singing.
Nellie Frasier, teacher in Derby, is spend
ing her vacation of two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. 81. G. Humphrey.
The Eastern Star society worked the
nltlatory degree Monday evening. Re-
freshments were served afterwards.
Thos. Z. Camp, of the firm of Ranney &
Co., was in Boston last week for the pur-
pose OF selecting a new Universal job print
ing press.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Marks church
are planning to have concert and prone
made, December 10Th. Refreshments will
be on sale at booths.
Mrs. Everett Hill went to Lowell, Mass,
last week and accompanied Mrs. E. B. True
home from the hospital where she has had
successful treatment.
The McDuffy property in Derby has re-
Gently been sold to Asa B. Steele of Ontario
for $4,000, through the real estate agency of
Bean & Brady of this city.
Capt. Thomas Norton has made the final
trip OF the season with the steam tug, John
A., which is being put into winter quarters
to undergo thorough repairs.
Anna b. Green returned from her visit
in Boston and Worcester Friday night,
She resumes her piano teaching, having a
class of about thirty pupils.
Four carpenters from Amherst, Mass :,
employed on the new depot, entttIin o
themselves ''The Jolly Four will give
thanksgiving ball the evening of the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Slice are planning to 90
to Florida about the 10Th of next month.
He has painting and decorating to do for
Mr. Merrill, the extensive hotel proprietor.
At the annual meeting of the Vermont
Fish and Game League held in Montpelier
last wednesday night Judge F. E. Alfred
was made member of the county commit
tee.
Z. Fairbank Gilbert has the contract to
remove the ma pie trees adj Dining the gov
eminent property. He is very systematic
in the work, removing limbs before telling
trees. b
The attendance at the prayer meetings
has increased considerably since the hold
ing OF revival meetings here. There we're
53 out at the Methodist church Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Josephine Lippens Greenwood, a
former teacher in the Catholic school here,
died in Lowell, Mass, Monday and the
funeral was held from the Catholic church
on Wednesday.
Donney cuts the hair while Valdes cuts
CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
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Irasburgh.

Aaron Healy's infant son is ill.
Perley Brewster has moved into the
Somers house.
Rev. and Mrs. 1. P. Chase have been Wis
iting at e. w. Merrill's.
Charles Sylvester has finished WORK i'm
the creamery for the season.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24

This is what you can make besides
having the privilege of selecting
our garment from the largest stock
in The county.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-11-24

|. Wiley has moved his family into
pmer house.
bnce Peel closed her school at the
last Friday.
Woodbury. has moved from his
Craitsbury village.
Jackson goes to Westford this week
d Thanksgiving with his daughter.
sold from 5000 to 5000, and hay
pr ton at Mrs. M. B. Young's auc-
was a dance at Mrs. M. b. Youug's
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Greensboro.

sick ones are on the gain.
Ladd has returned from his Boston