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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-30
LEE STATUE ron CAPITAL.
Northern Senators Think Offer Would
Arouse Opposition.

Washington, January 2U.-Ihere Is much
discussion among Southern senators and
representatives. n bill passed by the
Virginia legislature 10 place In statuary
hall here statue OF General Robert Z.
Lee.
majority OF the prominent republicans
6f the North decliroto stste their views as
10 the propriety OF yirzinin's profering
the Lee statue roO express the, opinion
priyately that they think IL would arouse
opposition.
Senator pepew, however, is not one Of
these. He says; II think me placing Of Z
ktatue az Robert 2, Lee In 6tatuary hall
Svolld Be an emphatic recognition OF the
fact that we are now all advocates OF ma
honaiity ana its perpetuity. am heartily
in favor M receiving the Lee statue"
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English Opinion Respecting Alliance.

London correspondent Of the Tribune 1t mma whether the
n
July February 1902 What not be denied by the opoos of the
deprived of independence action committed against withdrawal until tho
o
Germany Wherever the st proposal for Joint action
Of adrontnr
not dFophi parp
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Germany's Suspicious Actions.

29Iis
attitude u 5 A
minister only The Moo ld yesterday
n
aboard the Motke the cruise by the German Is
a o
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-14
BURIAL PERMITS.

Alphonse Giaeomo. years. III Wash; men
Bianch. NJ. Wagner. month 7r5 Hickory;
narasmus.
Teresa Altherr. months. 12ls Dillon. enter
Carolina Ander. year. 1870 Russell: convul-
William Bova- Il years. SIS Wash: sunshot
Richard Hughes A years. City Hospital: con-
Grant Gran FRI 80 years Worries Fa!s: accident,
lohn Finnesan. Is years, <&l6A Evans; con-
lanes o'Neill. months. 1884 Muilanphy: men
ns kss'Gf a.ysas 's gsEay soo
Hem Henry nsR sSsaa. years. City Hospital. ap-
Caroline Fuchs. so years. oiA De Kalk; gas
Frederick Thies. So years, 1901 Minnesota; Sc
Albert Boston. 60 years. City Hospital: hear.
Nellie Miller. months. City Hospital: in
John B. Carter. 70 years. sol7A Henrietta:
SUSANNA Loves. IA months soos Lucas;
i ISS5 IRs.kns s. years; rs Morgan:
Annie Mueller. - years. City Hospital; sui
sophia sehultcr. IS years. 1906 Penn: pares,
Robert weby. year. 1887 Missouri: entero-
Eugene pagm 70 year,. Ae1ian Brothers Hos
Washington De Boil. s. Year,. I2.l Lucky;
Margaret Mccabe. 81 years. 2sss University:
Vincent strass. months. 1905 St. LOUIS con-
James Gaskey. IS years. 252. Whittier: stom-
Ralph Boyd. q months 11a Russell. cholera
Walter Wood. months. 1906 ST. Ferdinand:
James Whelan. 30 years. Mullanphy Hospital:
'e Jsmss s sisq. 3 year, su. c,, ,,
john Press. i Years. sos MeNar Resrt dis.
Joseph Kobare. months. 1sii South Eleventh:
B. W Tu,hlll. SIS years Poorhou,e; sen,,,,y.
Benjamin Gross. !: years. 5tl5 Dc!mar: acct
EospitsI: heart disease. 'sa'' AieA'an hro'nefs
Julia Morrissey. month. ISIS Lawton; in
bernhard Bornefeid. g. years. Poorhou,e: pneu-
Mary Hickman. IS years. 1901 Newhouse:
John Farley. s. years. sio2 North Broadway:
W EaTH5a Helm Helm, II YEAR,. SO Blair accident.
Louise Beyert. IS years. Mullanphy Hospital;
Henry Geers. IS years. 2ol3 Kosciusko: cancer
Maria Rohner: sc years. Az Menard; sen:ty
Troce Book. g. years. 1913 North Ninth:
Melvina snder. a years. 81. North Taylor;
Willie White. II months. cs:3 Baldwin; saz-
i, L, Herman. 50 years. Missouri Pacific Hos
Roy orsec.. months. 17l5 Bell Glade: cholera
iEfantLm.
John II. Hudsens. u years, Aubert: accident
Robert Knecht, q years Good Samaritan Hos
;ital: apopleXy.
E:dra De Moss. months. eco N Broadway;
teething.
Edward Krezymrlan. years. 1915 North Elev-
cnth; pneumonia
Anna Woods. 3, years cl2 Plumb: consumption
Victoria Miller, II months. City Hospital:
asdema.
Homer Devices. months. 5fs Indiana; ma
r2smus.
George DosedIns. Sc years. :s2l De Kalb: sui
eide.
Henry RoyIe. Z, years. $500 Easton heart dis
case
Lucille Jones. . years. CLOS South Eighth;
consumption.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS
RECORD OF births.

>-~>~>>~~~-s->
r7anl. and Ca--ie Mue:ic!,. Female Hospitals:
icha and Tnc-osa De Esss Female Hospital:
.ii'e,i aid Anna Anderson. Female Hospital:
.:s:e7t cnd Mabci Stafford Female Hospital
.!.:.,rr m: nivia Ewel,. 90: Wren: boy;
:-:ai a'i Maria Er.s:cG. :@'' H;alhh' <fo"''
in-o. md Anaa Broc,,:s;a= '5,sA Nos;h Union:
t.,',, ard c,ra usrouisl,i, 4s4, shaw: sill.
..rs: ana Mimic Mgibau!n. 1872 Nar:e:
4..,es md Lila Drake. 800 Washington: gil.
.tDwa-i Ini Edith i'hil'tp. - south F"rr'h'
i%;,a ana Masl vsnaorn :c,SS 'i23s; girl
'iaNii at:'! i.ona Inscrs"i. lil' North '''''.''
,i...les ana Ella o'connor. Iol5A Clarendon;
ray aEi SaIis Merton, ai09's North Twenty
W Mia" i ara 'i baisI Thio..2r .3i u'
ii"nry and 'rheresci Ilscs. ;?22 l,arracn:: rit'.
rnilip and ,erth nHsi;sl l ,sS H ,.,;i. s gu
;teniE ana hl'iTi% :'''t ,i, rJIL :-l,r,. bov
Theodore ard Mamie lra6s'. - ->"::n f''''
x. 4. aai y i: Kidd. slIsA C'ass: hoy.
iosn and ,nna Shcs. M s.uth Eiey ,G1 boz
ie.n ard MAJ srhaunessy ,, a,,@ chon; ;:1,
M!Iliam and Ida st Gem 90 arr: f' bay.
Walter and MARY Anderson 50 FEarklri; boz
HAIRY AID :lisabsyh Doyle 81 80 Palm ain, f'''
rank and Minnie Wooss. liIl south Second:
Luther a,,l Grace Slate 40 Tranl;iin; strt
George ard Margaret WiilmefirE. llH' E'"u's;
;rnhn and Cara Costello. ecS Benton: gil.
Peter md Maggie Burke. 1885, North 1wch'-eE'
Z. 7. and Josephine Riley. 1905 Montgomery;
i.nN
Nn,honv and Catherine Powers. @a-s SCOTT Do.
iInnry and Louise MarElof: boy.
'fho,nas and Maud Kirk l2SS Arsenal: girl
Thomas and Lizzie Lee. SO Miller; boy,
I'd and Elizabeth Dellmann. 3t,s NORTH EieN-
Munso-i End Matte Greenvi!ie. eefi South
sixth: girl. 80, ,..
10th: girl.
Victor and Tse-tha Jackey. SIS Folsom: gil
Jrserh and Clara w.tgel 5slsA Gratiot: girl
Eranlt and Emma Lewis. ses South sarah; girl.
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Legal NOTICES.


st. LUKE'S Hospital Spscia. Meeting ..
hcEh"f>-NUtice Is hereby gwen that q special
meeting - all The members 81 the 81, Lake :;
Hospital. a corporation organized under the laws
- ta@ STAT" If III souri,, viii 5c h.d at the
!Sl'.al h;.;!tif, no. tn-ast Conner Il Ninc:ccnth
* AID y ash.nG;on ave. IN the l:y Il 1t. LoaS.
.Iis~';r!. Ho::Iy. tie ,gy--if!' seventh Gay of
'ut. i''S At Ir huii - oCi'ct =. III. II saEt
N';iHg upon a prop siuon. the. AMI there TO h.
ANIMATED. 10 create a bonded i:iis btc! Tres IN Tn.
fIIh OF One iIundr,d an,. Fifty THOUSAND ,;iIi :
plH ijol'ar=. and - iSs:c %" hunted and .i,'y
'.Tl FIRST MORTGAGE cola lnnis Of the ,..np,ni:-
ton Of one Thousand ,Sl.tUp Dollars Zach: all
Il salt bends l. b. date; August /. 1893 and 20
b- uayanlc tt:=ty ,Sp YEAR after dat.. and To-
oear interest tie rate II iiv@ t1l per cent pe,
siI'Grl, with Jav pgNi!'E- ui redemption and
paE.ini payment: II" int":-S: sal! bonds -
%" v.I,.ea@,d ~ Se!Iiaaaual ca::i'on,. Ali to
GU" said bonded i:'"t;cdHcrs ~ Ii. 81 deed ~
ttUst IN all the property u thi= r"Iro-At.on tii,
owned IT thereafter acquired ny ii. AMI - vote
u;o!i &!s ard Hii "th'r qr@T2si''.:s watch lI..y
iv 80. 4l.mi.'t"a -; sail inc.;!,.s.
Nh IL THOMSON. President
N. \. LAWS. VICE President.
l.LW,lllNs. ss.i"tary.
'iAl:i.l,S Claim
-',t,I pls VI. y. l.lSCUt.L.
- = FREEDOM.
-. y. = / lS'rN.
HENRY {. SCOTT.
=. :. MCM-hSTEIt.
I'll; E..J---.g Il ;he directors II said cor
p-5IaIIoa
by orGs.. 0, I'll" Poagl Of Directors.
-. Louis. May Is. 1875.
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new CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

TIE following articles of Incorporation were
flied with the Recorder Of Deeds Yesterday:
Chouteau Investment COMPANY: capital stoc,
frll paid. 1.09o Incorporators-P,erre Cnoutesu
80 shares; David d. johnson Pierre CGouteau
Edward v. Papn. jointly. 800 shares: John n
iIenshaw. 20 shares: Charles c Henshaw. -
rlsares: Seuil g. Hershaw, % shares. General
investment business.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Ak these desiring help OF seeking s.tuatfons
RAJ register With the Free Employment Bureau
Of tho State Labor Bureau Of Statistics. ss,i
Chestnut ct; situations snd felp suI nished res
Of charge. Tel. ktsIvch oil
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.shpaE,nu;HA PHILIPPINE ISLAM
~; ar eufna VIA HONOLULU pac,i-
MEL ;. = Co. Dcci5.rtRi and oriental s s. 20
mo oriental s. s. Co from san Francisco:
I,ctlc. July g: Nippon Maru. july 81: Siberia.
-io:Et' y For rasSIE" and fccish; rates. rescrTa-
iyI. ,t6erT mi information apply ~ j. II.
iathrop, general agent. ?l5 Olive street. 81.
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sITrA11oNs w.yrED-MaLE.

OFFICE MULTIPLICATION in some office. with
small saiEry TO starr. Lr yo;in= man; SOBER re-
| liab.c. Address " i. NJ. ISL Locust st.
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MISREPRESENTATION by experienced painter.
naHer hanger and carpenter work cheap. Il ).
MN
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Wedding Rings tsolia Geld.
Finest qualities. $ to So Mermod 4 lac.
cards. Broadway and Locust
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= EAREsE shop. foF ren; or sale. to sui; patty
Zee y. broadway.
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BARBER wATTED-At once. good barber l,5,
y. Twentieth
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OFFICE WcRk-SitUatIon by Young man. aged
IN: has thorough knowledge uf general Office
work. Well recommended. ! o. Republic.
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BARBER WANTED-Rarier f7r co!orcd trade
Apply al Unco 1925 Morgan
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EA1iBER "ANTED-GOod barber SIT ~ Sew
enth 81.
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EAl:h'.f: W.'NTED-WItl: six months
years experience 10 finish tsaie. ! 80 Repuhl.r.
BARBER ASTFD-C;ooI barber for GoGyu-
.:I.I.r.LA-
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BARBER WANTEp-For bes, job in town
=. Republic
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BARBER NANTED-C:.3I barber: SIl guaran-
te"d. 10 Monday work. @ra. East Grand
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Rnmd8uMuv(@zw

Board OF Education building st. Louis. con.
tinues through ,:e summer without vacation.
electric fans and FACULTY CT eight experienced
teachers. Catalogue Tree.
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HELP wAyTED-MALB.


I.ABORERS. ETC. WANTED - 80 laborers.
teamsters and rockmen for railroads in
iowa Illinois. Missouri. Kansas. Iniian Terri
tory Arkansas and Ozark Mountains. all free
mass. also want camp cook walters. blarhsmfths
farm hands, gardeners, etc kOeniss Labor
Asercy 6la Walnut St
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TAHORE,RS WANTED-United States Govern
ment work North ship to-day: 100 lahorerS.
straight eight hours work: contract: 81 - day
and board. apply quick.
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GTiFFEMi.N WANTE2--At Fort Bsieion-
taif,a -: thc Burlington K. p: good wages:
ami: at our plant. nyrth Of Baden. -. I.,uS
-, Mt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bv I.,st-Vllss bart.:
der ami 10 tiii-: l'ar " renee. I432 B.dl.e
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HELPER WANTED-Blacksn-h helper 4
Ihlo n!laut Bros. Carriage and Wagon Co. IL
Merchant 81.
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TIMEIl as timekeeper; eS-
re'!cncCd. + o., Rrpubli-
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DRAFT;af.lN WANTED - By rnarufactur-
Ing firm in 81. Louis. Il mechanical craftsman
familiar With transmission G. i1wer b. belt.
,Hie Wire Iorc and gearing: give experience
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BLACKSMITH WNNTTl'-N blacksmith q:
In i. o. Ifali,,
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n ,ar,. r; Eyerywhere-Ladies and gentlemen
20 worS at horne evenings mailing circuIars. good
pay. u hrafft. e. D.. Spokane Wash eV'
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CARRIAGE WOoDWoRKERS wANTED-To
panel plan" bodies iOwitZEy !: Collins Carriage
M0nG MmIk O.. secn.ld and EaEt Grand AEe
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lei bEEl-r EEPAlnl:a WANTsU-.,apl: 30" Dc
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.
BARTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morrill, are Ill.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morrill, are Ill.
Dr. and Mrs. j. A. Pearson are in Boston.
Mr.. F. E. Nelson is repairing his farm
house.
Miss lola Twombly visited Ia st. Johns
bury last week.
Rev. Robert L. Shesff OF Plsinfield was in
town last week.
Miss Della Brooks has returned from a
visit TO Canada.
Aaron Dro vn has had his house wired
for electric lights.
l.. Wilson has bought the Chapman
farm on Burton hill.
". r. Conley OF Sherbrooke is assisting
In the MONITOR office.
Mrs. Mary Darling is quite i'll at the
home OF Lucius Hszen.
Chas. Brook, of the MONITOR force, has
returned from Boston.
C.. j. Ufford has rented his farm to parties
from Manchester, y. II
Miss Fanny May was at home from
Charleston over Sunday.
Miss Clara McClenal han of st. Albans
visited In town last week.
Mrs. q. s. Joslsn OF Lebanon, N. h., is
visiting at 3 Q. Curriers'.
Mr.. r. A. Gray fell from a wagon several
days ago and fractured a rib.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Webster are visiting
in Nashua, N. H., and Boston.
Mrs. Albert Webster OF Coventry has
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. George Fitzgerald OF Island Pond is
stopping at the Crystal Lake House.
Miss Mamie Mc3sffey, of Lawrence,
Mass, is visiting Mrs. Amy A. r. Dow.
George Psquette brought several large
ripe strawberries to this Office last week
Mrs. Lucy Reed has been quite i'll during
the past week, but is improving in health.
Mr.. John Bean will sell his personal
property at p1ollc auction on Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. 4th.
Mrs. A. X. Cowles attended the W Z. I
U. convention at Woodstock as a delegate
from the Union here.
Miss Myrtle Aldrich of West Burke will
give sacred recital at the NJ. Z. church
next sunday evening.
Mrs. VI. :. Eddy OF Morrisville, who has
been very sick, is gaining slowly but is still
in a critical condition.
Mrs. George E. King spent several days
last week at the home OF her brother, Free
man Shedc, In Sheffield.
Mrs. o. r. Cowl e and daughter have re-
turned from Ciaremont, n. h, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Cowles' parents.
Mr.. George L. King asd family have been
taking q vseation at the home of his
brother, Chester A. King, in Psssumpsic.
Mr.. A. r. wakemsn is little more COM
Portable. lie has gone to Montreal where
be will have an operation fnr appendicitis.
A Miller grandpiano will be sent here
by the R,dpsth Lyceum Bureau to be used
ct The Anits Rio concert saturday evening.
Mrs. ;. J. Simpson was summoned 10
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Miss Thurza Morse will spend some time
at school in winslow, Ill having gone
with her uncle's family when they return
ed Tn their home at that place.
TIE Ladies' Aid Society will meet in the
vestry for dinner Wednesday, Nov. 4th.
All those who are interested In the Sunday
services are requested to be present. Lad les
please bring food.
Several parties from different parts of
the state are here for the hunting season
and they with our local Nimrods are max
ing the hills resound with almost constant
reports of their firearms.
East Charleston loses one of its oldest
and most respected citizens in the death of
Ros well P. Stevens, which occurred at his
late home Oct. 18th. He suffered a stroke
OF paralysis four years sgo and since that
time has gradually failed. Mr.. Stevens
was born in st. Johnsbury Dec. 1, 1926,
and came with his parents to live in this
place at the age of thirteen years. His
father settled on the farm near the village
now owned by Eugene Buck, cleared the
land, built and occupied the buildings
until 1862, when Chester s, the youngest
son, died in the service of his country,
Then the father and mother went to live
with their son Roswell on the adjoining
farm. The mother died the same year, but
the father lived to be nearly SO years of
age. Roswell P. was married in 1851 to
Martha M. Hall, who died in 1865, without
children. In 1866 be married Melissa s.
Dolloff. Eight children were born to
them, four of whom grew to man nhood and
womanhood. Chester R., the oldest, died
in Philadelphia in 1900. John G.. resides
in st. Johnsbury, and Martha A. and
Charles G. reside with their parents and
| together with the mother have tenderIy
cared for the father during his long illness.
| Mr.. Stevens was kind husband and
| father, neighbor, and friend. The people
| of the town reposed confidence in him,
| giving him most of the offices of trust; he
| represented the town in the General
| Assembly in IA and rs. Mr.. Stevens has
| been member of'the Free Baptist church
since 1862 and one of the foremost in sus-
! tanning the worship ot God in this places
| he sang in the choir at the dedication of
| the church in 1916 and has always helped
in that branch of worship. Funeral SER
vices were conducted in the church by
| Rev. Thos. Hall of Island Pond.
Rest loved one rest.
| Thy days of toll and care are DER.
few more days or months or years
And we'll greet thee on the shining shore.
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks
| TO those who so kindly assisted us or
showed their love and sympathy during
| the long sick ness, death and burial of our
dear husband and father. Especially
would we thank the singers, bearers. and
those who contributed flowers to remind
us OF the glorious resurrection
MRS. r. p STEVENS.
JOHN G. STEVENS
| esfz MARTHA A STEVENS,
4-.t CHART ES q CrEuENc
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WEST CHARLESTON.

Mrs. j. B. Holton spent q few days in
Sutton last week
Mrs. M. P. Barnard is visiting at Geo.
Barnard's in Barre
Mrs. Una Wiley and children OF Barton
Landing were in town last week.
Ida Picord is home from East Charleston
where she has been atwork in the hotel.
The masquerade promenade was we'll at
tended and much enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley of New hampshire,
have been here visiting their SOD Norman.
Hon. P. q. Dale and J. 3. Sweeney of
Island Pond were in town on business last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Holton have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B.
Holton. @5
Mrs. Irene Bixby of BrowDington visited
at Mrs. Mapiesden's, and called on her
many friends in this place last week.
The ladies of the F. B. church will give
their annual chicken pie supper at the G.
A. R. hall Oct 30 from O'Clock till all are
served. s5fe
The members OF Crescent Camp, M. w.
A, are requested to meet at their nall next
Saturday evening to transact important
business.
Mr.. VIM. Nelson has moved the Univer-
salist church on to a lot on the opposite
side of the road; it will now be used for
workshop. 3Hf
Mr.. McFarlane of Barton has been visit
ing his daug hter, Nrs.J. B. Gray.-Miss
Jones attended the Sunday-school conven-
tion in Burlington.-Mrs. Parker goes
soon TO Caswelps Mills to pass the winter
with her son. -t
Mr.. and Mrs. Elden Sawyer, who have
spent the summer in Barre visited their
parents over Sunday and will move their
goods today to Newport where Mr.. Saw
yer has work.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ E Calk-
ins of Westmore spent Sundsy in town -
"A. W. Lyon has bought piece OF land
of j. B. Holton. Price S1OO-Mr. Nc
Clure has traded his farm for a house in
West Derby owned by Ben Townshend.
Mr.. Townshend will move here soon.-Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Parker of Holland spent
Sunday with Mr.. Parker's mother.-J. 3.
Holton has commenced work on his new
drug store. 1t is to be erected on the
ground where his store vas recently
burned.-Mr. and Mrs. Pickle entertained
relatives from West Derby over Sunday
Ransom Hall has been visiting friends at
East Charleston and Island Pond.
Mrs. e. E. Goodwin has sold the build
ing lot on which the buildings were re-
Gently burned to M. e. Wilson. Consfd-
Grafton S3O0.-John Lupderville has rented
Henry Calkins' house Frank Terrier has
moved to Barton Landing.-Ida Bowen is
home from East Charleston.-Mfss Hattie
Sher ourne is visiting her sister, Mrs Ken
drick.-Rev. j. ID. Waldron has returned
from his vacation.-Tbe I. o. G. T. meet
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-26
ALBANY CENTER.

Willie Burt has purchased fine colt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrence and little
son spent few days in Morrisville recent
ly.
There was very pleasant gathering of
friends and neigh bors at Frank Dunn's
last Tuesday evening for the purpose of
celebrating Mr.. Dunn's birthday. Nearly
forty people were present. The company
presented Mr.. Dunn a nice center table as
a reminder of the occasion
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-26
EAST ALBANY.

VIM. Simon is entertaining a party of
gentlemen from New York who are en-
gsged IN deer bunting.
Hhe friends of .hrs. T. Gallag her are glad
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Mrs. Fannie Hall, dress maker, will go
out sewing by the day, Uses the Boston
Dress Cutting System. Address Box 32S,
or call at MIR. Ssril Brooks house, Main st.
Barton. AZ "A
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Large stock remnants, ladies' dress fam
nels. hand spun yarns and rolls. Barton
Woolen Mill. 43 tt
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WANTED Young man to assist In law
Office ana study law. Must have some
knowledge OF short hand and typewritiug <.
One who has studied year or more pre-
ferred. A good opportunity for the right
party. VIM. r. Alorich. Barton. VI. AZ "A
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VOL. 32---NO. 43.
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted under thi'
head At ttro cents per word for hfst insertion
and one cent per word thereafter. Cash must
accompany the order. No Advertisement tgfl,
b tnsertsd for less than fsccnty-fve cents
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MISCELLANEOUS.

@. II. Newland's Office at Newport will
re closed two weeks, beginning Friday,
Oct. 30
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WANTED.

wANTED-S owe and block wood at the
MONITOR office.
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LOST.

Lost, a black and white Holstein COW.
Person finding same will be suitably re-
wsrded. r. Winslow, Barton iw
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Miss Clara Powell OF Barton will give
instructions in elocution and physical
culture beginning Nov. 1. Those desiring
instruction are invited to call and see her.
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to know that she has returned from the
hospital in Burlington much improved in
health.
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EAST CHARLESTON.

Mrs. Lizzie Buck is passing few weeks
at Newport Center.
H. j. Hudson has just arrived from the
west with a load of horses.
Misses Mildred and Glenn Lang of Bar
ton spent few days here recently.
Messrs. Fred and Will Tripp have been
visiting relatives in Massachusetts, and
Connecticut.
B. c. Davis has obtained a situation at
Bethlehem, n. H., and intends moving
his family there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Park returned to
their home in Lyndon Saturday, having
passed the week in town.
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SOUTH ALBANY.

The revival meetings are continuin 2
nightly with increasing interest and will
hold over next Sabbath, on which day
there will be morning as well as evening
seryica