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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-30
WE NEVER MISSTATE FACTS
OR MISREPRESENT OUR
COMPETITORS.
BY ARRIVING AT ST. LOUIS IN
THE MORNING YOU GAIN
ONE FULL Day AT THE
WORLDS FAIR.

Leave Salt Lake at Z a. m, via the
O. s. l., Z. p. and Wabash, and arrive
at ST. Louis as a. m. the second morn
ing: AZ hours and 10 minutes actual
running time.
our competitors. leaving here the
same morning. arrive at st. Louis in
the evening: ten hours and &c minutes
longer on Tie road.
Returning, the Wabash leaves St.
Louis 7.30 p. m. permitting all day at
the fair), reaches Omaha the next
morning. connecting with the Union
Pacific Overland Limited" arriving at
salt Lake next afternoon at 4:20 D. m. /;
- hours and 80 minutes actual running
time. with a through sleeper in both
directions, without change. between
Salt Lake and tie worlds fair grounds
or union depot, st. Louis.
our competitors. leaving st. Louis
same evening, arrive here in the morn
ing. 10 hours and 10 minutes longer on
the road.
Examine the official guide and verify
our figures.
For rates and sleeping car reserva-
tions call az POI Main street. Salt Lake
CITY
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MANY FACTORS
DEPRESS TRADE
Warm Weather Cuts Business
in Winter Goods.
POLITICS HAS AN EFFECT
FARMERS STILL BUSY IN THEIR
FIELDS.

There were disappointing features IN
the business circles of Salt Lake and
other trade circles in Utah during the
week just closed. Real estate and
building had a dull week and there is
nothing in the situation to indicate an
Improvement in these lines before the
opening of spring. No transfers OF
importance are being recorded and the
dealers are inclined TO take a pessimis-
tic view OF things. Building Is at
standstill except for buildings under
way and the small dwellings going up
I'm all parts of the city. The pressure
for houses has been relieved and there
is less trouble in getting houses for
rent than for some time past.
Local merchants report a decided
falling off in trade as compared with
previous weeks. This Is accounted for
In large part by the warm weather
that cut in heavily on the sales OF
winter clothing, wraps, boots and shoes
underwear and other goods in similar
lines. Another factor that made itself
felt during the week was the fact that
farmers were unusually busy in their
fields and did not find time 10 market
their produce. Sugar beets are rolling
I'm TO the factories i'm all parts Of the
state, except in the south, where a
shortage of ears is holding them back.
The exceptionally low price of beef cat
tie is also having a depressing effect
on the local market wherever 1t IS
largely affected by farm trade.
Politics Cuts a Figure.
The windup OF the presidential cam
paign is also having a depressing eff
feet on business. There is less excite
ment than there has been over poll
tics in any campaign since the civil
war. but at the same time work and
business are more or less interrupted
by the rallies and the political work of
rounding up the voters. SO far as the
uncertainty of the outcome is con-
cerned. il is having no effect, and peo-
pie in general seem TO have no feeling
of apprehension because of any change
OF policy that might result.
There was no striugency in the local
money market Loans on good secur-
ity are obtained with ease and at low
rates of interest. At the same time
the tendency 10 keep money out of
any enterprise that savoTs of specula-
ton is more marked as the year pro-
crosses. ana conservatism is more
marked than before.
There was little life I'm the local COM
mercial stocks during the week. The
furry i'm the sugar stocks during the
previous week died out and a marked
reaction was the result. Outside Of the
sugar stocks there was a decided lull
I'm the market. TIE quotations ct the
close showed but few changes from
those OF the week before, and in every
instance the change was TO a lower
point. Here are the figures:
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NEW WALL PAPER.

One car, consisting of 4O,O14 rolls.
has just arrived. The patterns are
most artistic in design and colOring.
The only new lot Of new goods i'm the
city. GEO. w. EBERT e. Co,
Both phones. 81 Main st.
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RuMMAGE SALE.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Congregational church will hold a rum
mage sale at $50 South West Temple
street on Saturday, Nov. .. Doors
open at 10 o'clock.
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BANK Clearings Steady.

The bank clearings more than held their
own fo- the week when compared with
the clearings of the corresponding week
Of last year. bat the increase was not
enough TO indicate any marked Improve
ment I'm trade The figures for the two
years follow:
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LIABILITY AND CASUALTY insur-
ance i'm all its branches written by the
Maryland Casualty company. over So
100000 assets available IN the United
States for losses. Also fire and all lines
Of general insurance. Losses adjusted
and paid here.
II. B. WINDSOR & CO.,
General Agents, 81 West Second South
Street. Phone 244
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FLORISTS,

L. NJ. LAW, specialist on funeral de-
signs and everything floral. Telephones
81. Prices reasonable.
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TO TRADE.

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YOUNG COW, Jersey ara Durham for
single driving horses good trade, 152 e.
LIST South.
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FFMALF HELP WANTED.


LADIES wanted everywhere copying let
tiers at home, evenings or spare time. and
return to as. No mailing or canvassing.
SEQ weekly earned, materials Free. En-
close self-addressed envelope for particu-
lars. Guarantee Co, No. 25I, Ninth ST..
Philadelphia, Pa.
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] GO ANYWHERE

To photograph anything. Harry Ship
Ter, Commercial Photographer, fifth
floor, Templeton. Phone 1lS6-X.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

--,r~~r-H--~@s~s>as
WATCHRg and jewelry. Cleaning ITO.
r,asnsorinr. S1O0. c. L. W. Bowers, 30
Main St. Gold and silver bought
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UPHoLsTERING & REPAIRING.

>>~-->->>-"-----S7ya
PARLOR furniture re-upholstereo, mat
S-0rl, guaranteed. S. l. Mattress < Me-
CO. l57 w. So Temple. Phones, lo5s-..-
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FOR SALE.

e0-ROOM Eur opean AND Amer
lean hotel. newly furnished,
modern throughout. good lease.
cheap rent, more than half full
regular people. fine transient
business; reason for selling
other business demands atten-
ton, Easy terms. Address X
Is, Herald.
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTATE
George n. AcCoaaughy. room Al. West
Second South.
REAL EsrATE ANp LoANs


PHONES, BELL 1855 kind. 1lol
HOUSES.
A nice 5-room frame on Glen Aye.
large barn. near school and car line. a
snap. easy monthly payments price $l.SOa.
A groom frame house ON III west bat
Srd and 4th South. East front. near car
ssino2s, easy payments, very cheap. Price
A nice ELEGANT. Groom frame. nicely
liked W, ali conveniences. barn. splen-
dld flowing wen. near CIR shops Rio
s5,ranGe, easV terms. and cheap. Price
a very coy little broom frame on
water St, Waterloo, south front near
- s; r. line aud school, easy terms. Price.
4 finely built 5-room pr. br. house. on
Hln East new. modern, barn. near Uni
Versity. terms cheap. Price, 5000.
An S-room pr. br. house on &c" St. a
snap sure near car line, large lot, easy
terms. Price $500.
NOW is the time to buy. when election
time causes slow demand for property
and owners are consequently rather anxI-
Gus to sell.
In the spring. when the salt Lake
taxes on more life. you viii pay much
more and not secure so advantageous
terms IN buying as you will now
nave lots and houses of all sorts and
descriptions all over the city and county.
also make speciality of handling fruit
lands IN California and farm and ranch
lands in Idaho. Washington. Oregon and
colorado. be sure and see me before
You BUY; will save you money.
Geo. NJ McCOnaughy, Al w. "a South
THE TENANT PAYS FOR THIS
On n. T. bench. a thoroughly mod. s.
| room pr. brick. beautifully papered and
carpeted, for 1850. Terms for a few days
S5S9 cash. bal. SO per mo-. WITHOUT
/ INT. The house viii rent for $3.50 mo.
New 4-room pr brick, hall, por. bath,
lavatery, f. L. cellar. etc, and bTks.
from r. G. w depot. (S3J9 cash. , 81. 100
lots on 7th +. only u rods from Lib
| erty park. at $162-50 per lot.
On 9th +, near 9Th So, an S-rOom mod,
2-story home. 1t has bath, Iavatory.
toilet, Il. l., mantel, closets, good cell
lar. barn. shrubbery and trees. The own
er has left Salt Lake and iustructS us to
sell for the ridiculously low price Of 81 500
Cor on 3rd St. facing S. and E, of Ski
rods Good 4-room brick. halls, pOr.
bath. lavatory. toilet, L. L., cellar, etc.
500 cash. S. 400.
On Bird F.. 3xl0 lot and 1O-room mod.
| brick, mantels, hard wood staircase,
good basement etc $3.50 CASH. 5000.
Near city and co. bldg. 5x9 rods, and 3
room brick for So TOO.
Little & Little, No. w, End South.
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LADIES having fancy work 70 sell. en-
brOideries. BatteHberg, Drawnwork, Also
TO do order work. Stamped envelope. La
dies Exchange, "a Monroe, Chicago.
LADIES TO do plecework AZ their
homes; we furnish all materials and pay
from 81 TO sl2 weekly Send stamped eS-
velope TO Royal Co, "a Il. Monroe St
Chicago.
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THE TENANT PAYS FOR THIS
SEE
HOUSTON
REAL ESTATE INV. co.

SEE
HOUSTON
REAL ESTATE INV. co.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
5xl0 rods. corner. facing north and
east, 9Th and j sts.
-sS0O.Go-
5xl0 rods facing east on 18th
East, Just south of 9Th So. Spleen
aid site for building . houses.
-SS5000.-
2l2x10 rods facing east on D. be-
tween 5th and 9th SITS. VIII sell
5x10 il desired
81. 5000
105XlfSl5 feet. corner. facing north
and west on Sth So. and 9Th East
Do not forget that 9Th East is the
Park Drive. Fine for investment
s., 500
Get in line with the Boomersi
Help the Real Estate Assn make a
CITY of salt Lake; 100000 pop. in
1905.
HOTr STON THE ETOT-CUDC
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Totals go. -. SEES, 42I AZ s2'925'9o9 "a
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WANTED

FAIR stenographer and typewriter 10
DO occasional work. Good student need
Ing practice Will do. Some compensation.
Woman preferred. c q, Herald.
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. male OF
female, also stenographer and typewriter
Address p. o. Box 1854
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AUCTION SALE.


FOR ONE WEEK. $3.50 irOu beds for
$3.50. Regular $500 bed, $3.50, brass top
bed. always sold for $500 our price S5.75.
Heavy brass bed. the $40 grade. $3.50.
only Gum folding beds left in q size.
cost new 500. our price. 5000. We keep
everything for complete housekeeping.
Nebraska Furniture Co., GO Il. 2nd South.
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HOUSTON THE HoUsERs. 81 MAIN.

MODERN HOMES.
Look at the T. s and
Groom mod. brick
homes on cor. 3rd and
J SITS. examine the
way they are built
get our prices and see
II YOU can equal them.
A. Mcclellan & Co,
63lz w. End So
FUTILE BROS, 149 MAIN ST.
Just now we can sell you properties {
bargain prices. 1t would pay you 20
call and talk with US. After election you
will see prices advance. generally. We
have a tremendous list embracing all
kinds OF city property. We represent
over S1,500.000 worth of nonresident own
ed property, exclusive agents. There are
six Co busy men in our office, and al
ways some one in from $50 a. m. till
D. m Your visit viii never be fruitless.
Tuttle Bros. Progress-Herald Bldg.
WEIR. IS W. 2nd South.
81 650-MOGern 5-rOom cottage fine lot
10th E. near 1st South.
81, 1O0-4-room cottage Qarge rOOms) n St.
near LIST. easy payments
S3500-lAod. S-room residence, End St, $500
cash.
s.. 1OO-3x7Ia rods F St, near Brigham.
S1.300-45x165 II, 9Th +. near LIST So
S3,00o-l5 acres with water right now in
alfalfa east bench.
A few lots in Perkins Add, Sl25 each,
monthly payments.
Weir So w. 2nd South.
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GROSHELLS TICKET OFFICE. es-
tablishsd 1883. Railroad tickets bought.
sold and exchanged. No II Main St
4. II. GroshelI. manager
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
AGENTS WANTED.

SELL our famous glass burner; electric
light on kerosene lamp; sample. soc; il
Illustrated literature free: millions used
Monarch Novelty Co.. 800 Kasota bldg,
Minneapolis. MINI.
NAN for each county tO-handle best
paving business known: machine for
every building; $75 to $500 per month.
Badger Chem. Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
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NEW or secondhand. cash. trade or
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co, IS X. = so. ST.
REMINGTON TYPE VRII EttS rented.
- ~ T1er month upward. StenOgraphers
placed without charge Phone ICY. III
s. West Temple St.. City.
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SAFES.
TAILORS
TICKET BROKERS

oo-~~N~o>>>~>.O~y~~~~~~
OTTINGER'S TICKET OFFICE, n. J.
Franklin, manager, i W. ID So. St
Tel. 1855.
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A nice ELEGANT. Groom frame. nicely
liked W, ali cOnveniences. barn. splen-
ald rowing wei. near CIR shops Rio
SSranGe, caSV terms. and cheap. Price
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TYPEWRITERs.

w. RENT TYPEWRlIERS.
ALL makes rented, repaired. exchanged.
bourht and sold. Machines sent any
where. Full line Of supplies; lnSFecIion
snr-;te5 CORRESPONDENCE solicited. Salt
lake Typewriter exchange. g. ". I'd So
Bell phone 254S-k-
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>---~-s>~0l~~0o~~N~~~~
bAfERiENCED salesman, or physi-
clan not pracficing. TO sell to doctors rs
tabllshed trade. Permanent remunerat-
i've p. o. Box SOS. Philadelphia.
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FOR RENT.

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S-ROOM mod Dr.. 4o6 +. % South .$45.0 90
s-rsn. mod. Dr., q Q St........--...... 30. 10
I-rm. mod. br-, Amos Terrace. ..-... $50
lO-rm. mod. br.. S63 Sd St............. 81. 90
S-rm. mod Dr., ia Mead ST.. 3. 90
l-rn., Q. l., 419 5. Main ............. q. 90
arm. mod. br. cot. 524 f. 9Th So.. ~. 90
3-rm. mod. br- lis w 9th North % 20
e-rm. fr., 6S5 s Main .................. 1850
5-rm. br. cot, 6sl 5. Main -......... II 80
6-rm., e. J.. water OIL 9Th East. II so
S-rm. br.. 33l G ST ....---....-.... Il 80
7-rIn.; barn: 1885 9TH East ........... I5.e9
6-rm.. 21S w. 5th South .............. 1880
5-rm br cot - Aberdeen ST. - 1890
3-rm. br, u Franklin Ave. ......... 700
rms. T. 81 5th East ...---.......-.-. 400
Front office room. Houston block.
HOTTSTONS THE HOLSTERS PSI Main
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MIDWIVFS.

~~N'->~-@~--~~~-~"~~'~-
MRS. LIZZIE GEISLER. s3S ". Third
North. private home for confinement
cases. Bell phone SILK; Ind 'phone,20l
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4 very coy little broom frame on
water ST, Waterloo, south front. near
ear line and school. easy II terms. Price,
N,4o0.
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PHONES. BELL 12s5 Kind. 1lol.
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A nice 5-room frame on Glen AYE.
large Darn near school and car line. a
snap. easy monthly payments price 81 s01.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CARPENTERS.

sAEERLEE & BAUER, contractors and
oullaers' oIIlce fixtures. stair building and
job work. l37 f. ID south. Phone 954i-Y.
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5-room. frame house on 9TH West bet.
Srd and 4th South. East front near car
shops easy payments, very cheap. Price
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-11

Miss Gilffiilan, who has been teaching In
the Watson district, is teaching in the
North district, and Miss Wilcox has gone
to Underclif.
The singing school is in very prosper
Gus state. 1t is expected that six more
lessons will be added. The next lesson
will be given next saturday evening.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society was last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
George Gordon was elected president OF
the society, and Mrs. Burleigh Ruggies
secretary and treasurer. A very interest
ing program, consisting OF speaking, sing
ing, dialogues and tableaux, was given In
the evening.
WEST WHEELOCk.
Mr.. S. Goethe has moved on the Fred
Goethe place.
Mr.. Leslie Armstrong has been working
for A. s. Clsry.
Charles Bartlett has been working fol
Ernest Kimball the past week.
Homer Gustin has finished work FOL
John Wilcox and will work for E. +. Kim
hall.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-11

Milo Gray was called to e. Charleston by
the death of his brother, Chas. Gray re-
Gently.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Mary Tatro Thursday, Jan. Ia, Tor
dinner. ALI are invited.
Henry Bowley and wife were called TO
Newnort to attend the funeral of their
niece, Mrs. z. p. Bowley.
Much credit is given TO the teacher and
pupils of the west side of the lake for the
entertainment of Dec. 81. Recitations and
dialogues were rendered, and then drama
in three acts The drama was fine, and the
parts well carried through. There was
large attendance and the maple sugar
served afterwards was enjoyed by ALL
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-11
Estate of Amanda Day of
CraftsburV.

CTATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT
= IS. In Probate Court, held at Newport,
in said District, on the 5th day of January,
A. D., 1914.
Portus W. Dawson administrator of the
estate of Amanda Day, late of Craftsbury. In
said District, diseased. presents bis admins
tration account for examination and allow
ance of the estate of sa deceased Whereupon
it is ordered by said Court, that said account
be referred to a session thereof, to be hello at
the Probate Office in said Newport, on the
29th day of Jan, A. D. 1914, at one O'Clock IN
the afternoon for hearing and decision there
on And it is further ordered that notlct
hereof be given to all persons interested, by
publication of the same three weeks success
sively in the Orleans County Monitor,a news
paper published at said Barton previous t.
said time appointed for hearing, that the!
may appear at said time and place, and shoV
cause, il any they may have why said accoun
should not be allowed.
By the Court. Attest
"a F. E. ALFRED, Judge
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WEST BURKE.

Geo. Silver was in town recently.
Mrs. Lucy Hartwell has gone to Barton
for few weeks.
Mrs. Joe Lucia was q recent visitor at
Lenoxville, ?. Q
Mrs. George Dean has been suffering
from rheumatism.
A. l.. Bishop attended the. 1. o. .. r.
lodge at Barnet last week.
G. w, Scarf of Burlington was the guest
OF A. L. AIdrich Thursday night
Miss Sherry Hall was at So. Barton
guest of Miss Berry over Sunday.
The meeting of the pew holders Is post
/ poned to January Is at 1880 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Adams OF Derby
visited at Albert Stoddard's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Nichols have gone
to Lunenburg to visit for few months.
DIR. Bolton had the misfortune to freeze
one of his hands quite severely last week.
Several attended the twelfth Masonic
district meeting at st. Johnsbury last
Thursday.
E. E. circuit, who has been spending his
holiday vacation here, has returned TO
Yale college.
The Hickie contest closed last week as
advertised. Mrs. o. Q. Woodruff was the
happy winner.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Bugbee were called
to Newport last Friday to attend the fun
eral of a relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coe and three chill
dren of st. Charles, Mimi. are stopping
with relatives in town.
Dennison Corliss of Spencer, Mass.,a for
mer resident of this place, died recent!
from the effects of a shock.
Mrs. Sophronia Brainard is in yer!
feeble health. She is at the home OF ne
dau ghter, Mrs. Louise Stoddard.
Mrs. D. R. Densmore, Nellie Thompson
Msrtie AIdrich and Mrs. E. L. Gask1l
were at st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. E. G. Parker, who has been con
fined to the house for some months, at
o tended the Ladies' Aid at the vestry las
d Thursday.
DIR. Jenkins little son broke his shoul
:. der blade last Sunday morning While
~ play. Doctors Cheney and Noyes wei
ID were called to care for him.
Erastus Way, Mrs. Emma Way, Mrs. L
70 M. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs. y. =. Woooru
10 were In St. Johnsbury Saturday to atten
- celebration of the 8Sth birthday OF Mr.
Mary Woodruff.
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FOR SALE.

Fifty cords Dry Four-foot Wood. Also
Two Thousand Round Cedar Posts, ptleu up
beside good re ad. Will be sold for cents
apiece If taken before March LIST.
Peopie,s Telephone. e. w. MERRILL.
"a Baron Landing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-11
HARDWICK.

Verne Dutton has sold his residence here
to Frank Taylor.
Little George Hanford has been quite
sick for the past week with throat DIM
Guilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gale OF st. johns
bury have been visiting at Mrs. El1za
Strickland's part OF the week.
The Misses Avery and Bryant, who are
conducting a series of meetings at the MI.
p. church, are meeting with good success.
A large tree recently cut on the Jeudevine
lot furnished three logs which scaled 1874
feet. The large trees are not all In Call1or-
MIA.
Cbas. Scribner's family have moved to
I1nderhill where he has employment. M;
r. Teachout and Gardner Orton's famllles
| Of East Calais will occupy the tenement
vacated by Mr.. Scr1bner's people.
EAST HARDWICK.
Walter Field spent New Years with his
sister in Barre.
Mrs. Sidney Nelson is quite i'll at the
home of her father, A. B. CalderWooo, at
| Greensboro.
The annual roll-cal and dinner OF the
| Cong. church, held last THURSDAY was
largely attended.
SHEFFIELD.
Mrs Jaura Smith has an american
Wonder Lemon" plant twelve inches mgr
with twenty buds and blossoms on IL.
SUTTON.
} Harley Eggleston's children are recover
ing from their sickness.
3 DIR. Robert Burke recently purchased
horse of 81. D. Chapman.
Mrs. John McLane has returned to ne
; home in BaIdw1nsville, Mass.
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Campbell visited a
u Fl. d. Chapman's last Thursday.
o The dance at the town hall last Weones
t dav evening was not well attended.
Rev. Mr.. Gorse spoke last SUNDAY
:, exchange with Rev. franklin Blake.
Miss Bessie M. Allard from Barton VII
tied friends and relatives IN town ia'
70 week.
is The monthly conference was nel
b with Mrs. Hannah Parker last Ihursoa
afternoon.
= Mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Ruggles celebrate
their fiftieth wedding anniversary oatu
day evening, Jan. 2.
lg At the town meeting last "Wednesday
r. was voted not to raise any money LOT u
road commissioner to break the Wlhl
he roads.