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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-27
Mt. Pleasant Department.
STOLEN TOBACCO
LEADS TO TROUBLE.

A negro by the name of Ellison G .aw-
ley got into trouble Thursday morning
bright and carly by trying to sell some
of Brittain's twist tobacco
1t seems he had been handed the
tobacco at the railway station and
had been asked to deliver it to NJ.
Robert Hagan who works for the Rail.
road Company here, but lives in Colum-
bla. Instead of dong SO he proceeded
to sell it but was very soon caught up
with he entered the meat store of
Chas Colvert about six o'clock in the
morning with the tobacco, two plugs of
which Mr.. Colvert obtained. giving ore
to Deputy Sheriff Walter Forgey and the
other to q negro porter in the meat store.
Forgey was Immediately notified and
the arrest of Crawley followed Ora 1ley
first declared that his mother had sent
him the tobacco from Nashville. later,
he said that it had been sent him from
Columbia.
He was locked up in the city calaboose
for few hours, finally admitting that
the tobacco belonged to Mr.. Hagan and
he was to have delivered 1t to him.
The negro was sent to the county work
house.
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|OUR CORRESPONDENTS
LEFTWICH.

LeftwIch. Jan. 24.-Eld F. q.
SowelI preached an lnteTeting dis
course at Antioch Sunday
Mr.. Walter Morton and sister. Ethel.
left last week for Nashville. where
they VIII enter school
Mrs Bob Baxter and mother, Mrr.
Montgomery, of Caney Springs spent
a few days recently with relatives on
Cedar Creek.
Miss Katy Thomas. of Glendale, is
the guest of Miss Francis GILLESPIE.
Mr.. Tom Littlejchn has returned
from Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry Mclean enter
tanned in their usual charming man
ner Tuesday night. compll mentary to
Miss Katy Thomas, of Glen tale.
Those present were Misses Francis
Gillespie, Katy Thomas, Vera Finley
Veva Harrison. Annie Hendrix. Hat
tie Brown, Efie Jones, Hattie and
Carrie Liggett; Messrs Harris and
Kennie Allen. Finest Jones, Ed MOI
ton. Dock Morris WilbuIn Tindell,
Fletcher Finley. Albert Nautilus,
Thomas Mcknight. Music was fur
nIshed by Mis-. Wat Mclean, of Lew
lsbuTg aud Messrs Albert Matthias
and Thomas Mcknight Nice refresh
ments were served and the entire
evening was enjoyaEly spent.
SAMANTHA.
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THEY DISAGREED.

Ia little disagreement which oc-
cured here last Saturday afternoon at
Robt. Coles blacksmith shop, Preston
Lanier struck l.. GoIduer over the head
with stick, inaicting painful, though
not serious wound. The trouble arose
over dispute in which Lanier claimed
to have bargained with Goldner to sell
him SO many cattle, and that GoldDeI
had promised to take them and at a
certain price. COLDER claimed not tc
be under any obligation to take them
and upon their delivery here Saturday
afternoon refused to do so. This provoked
Lanier to use the stick as above stated
Goldner Immediately swore out war
rants for the arrest of Lanier, who at
once gave bond. Lanier is we'll to-do
farmer, living at Enterprise, and Gold
ner is peaceable butcher, doing bust.
ness on Blue erase Avenue.
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GROVELAKD.

GroveIand. Jan. 25.-Several ale
sick in the community at this writing
with la grippe ana colds.
Mr.. George Young Is confined to
has Ell with cold ana la grippe
annie Morley is also on the sick lis.
". ii. Patterson was confined 10 MS
beu last " sex " tn colJ
Mr.. ma Mrs Fletcher Dlllehay and
baby, of Columbia, were visiting s :.
Craig. W. A. Denham writing hack
from Florida, salu it WAS not out there.
1t did not seem very hot here.
MIR. ana Mrs. Tom Lee Gray were
visiting 1t TINS place.
Miss Belle Mash, of Culleoka, is
visiting Mrs VanIe Watson.
Mr.. ana Airs Mack Vaughn have
moved hack mere.
MI. ana Mis- viii Matthews were
yisitI"g Nh r. q. Harris.
Mrs. ViIgie Watson mas been very
SICK, nut Is better
Mr.. and Mrs iohn Howard we've
visit,r G. U;nh,
Mr.. Goodman Hight mas been quite
fe, LAtA
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STIVERSV|LLE.

Stiversville, dan. 25.-Miss Lizzie
Owen. of Weakley, IS with her sister,
Mrs. Ella Digger. for few weeks.
MI. Sam Wiley of Southport. Wis
tied Mr.. Luther Wiley. this week.
Nj ISIS Sadie Richardson. OF Culleoka.
is spending few days with Miss Ida
&Hreen.
MI. Tom Hargroves and family, of
ButoId Station, nave been visiting at
MIR. WilsfoIds recently. Mrs. HaI-
proves (nee Miss Georgia Glay), has
many friends in this community.
Nj. Wilson, of Marshall county,
spent few days in this neighborhood,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs L. g. Hickman and
children, Luzon and Jack, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Lynnvilie.
We are glad to report Mr.. IolheIt
Digger improving. after an illness of
about three weeks.
Mr.. Jesse Osborn is quite sick.
The young people enjoyed an enter
tainment at MIR. j. S. Hickman's one
night last week. also one at Nh. Pur-
dom's.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Digger and sister,
Miss Annie and Miss Lizzie Owen,
visited relatives near Bohemian, last
week.
Ed. W. H. Dixon will preach at
this place next Sunday.
The roads in this section are very
bad now, owing to the bad weather.
BLONDE.
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Personals.

Miss Ethel Sutton has returned home
from visit to friends at Maple Wood
Manor.
Mrs. Fannie Nowlin visited Mrs. F.
M. Beckett at Maple Wood Manor this
week.
Mr.. Joe Sarver, formerly book keeper
for the Charleston S. e.. Mining and
Manufacturing Co. lat the Arrow Mines,
left this week for Enick Oklahoma Ter.
ritory.
Misses Soneking and Gertie Bennett
wers visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burns
Thursday.
Miss Katie Mai Clrmack spent the
latter part of last weak in Columbia, the
guest of Mrs. q. A. Forgey.
DR.. Allen johnson has returned from
SO leral days visit to his family in
Nashville.
Mrs, Q. P. Rutledge. who has for
several week s past been the guest
OF Mrs. W. V. Wilson, returned to
her homs at st. Louis.
Walter Colveit has gone to Columbia
to live.
Mr.. Dean. of Toomey. was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Williamson, of Colum.
bla, is the guest of MISS Laura Kit.
treli.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Colvert. ST.,
h ave returned from visit to relatives
Columbia.
Mr.. e. Dan Smith was at Marcellus
Falls Tuesday and Wednesday, on
business.
Mr.. Henry Pickard entered Hay
Long College. this week.
Prof. J. K. Scobey spent most OF
last week in Nashville.
W. II. Long has returned from Nash.
vile.
W. 9. Cooper is in Shelbyville this
week.
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WATER VALLEY.

Water Valley, Jan. 25.- Regular
services were held 1T Gosen and Alex
ander churches Sunday. conducted by
the pastor, Brother Blackwood. who
preached two interesting sermons.
Mrs. Baker, who has been sick for q
long time, is no better.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jones, of Santa
Fe, were visiting on Turkey creek. the
latter part of last week.
Mr. Charlie Cook, of West Tenn. is
with relatives here
Messrs. Spence Arlington and Hense
Martin, of Little Lot. were the guests
of Leon Baker, OF Turkey Creek, last
week.
Mis-. Fleming and son, Will. who
have been the guests of MI. and Mrs.
j. Park Johnson. returned to their
home near Bethel, this morning.
Mr.. Will Baker. of Little Lot, was
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker, last week.
MI. John Hutchinson, ut Texas, is
with his friends here,
Mr.. Ellis Woody and wife were Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Kinzer, re-
Gently.
MI. j. Park johnson, who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Mrs. Mamie Rountree has been in
disposed for some time. ORESTRA.
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A NEGRO KILLED
Eph Davis Shot and Instantly
Killed by Henry BrySon,
COlored.

Henry Bryson, negro, shot and in
stantIy Killsd Eph DAVIS, another negro
ABOUT o'c!ock Saturday afternoon near
this place. The shot taking effect in
ID avis left breast The trouble arose
over misunderstanding between the m
at crap game. Davis. it is said, drew
his knife on Bryson. wbereupon Bryson
drew his revolver and fred -four times.
Dolly one of the shots took effect, the
other three going wide Of their mark and
ore of them Las,,ns through the Office
Vt the Central Phosphate e. mp sny and
missing Assistant General MANAGER, Mr..
VIM. A. Gray, only an inch or two.
RrysoD quickly made bis escape, per-
sued by Deputy Sheriff Walter Forgey,
Constables w n. Harris and Black
more. Late Saturday night he had not
been located. Both negroes we're mar
ried and had families.
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Locals.

A lady from Union City, Tenn, writ
ing to prominent real estate man.
inquirlng for boarding house to rent,
saws she has heard that Mt Pleasant
was hustllng town. We just want to
say that such Is the case.
So far this winter. Wednesday was
the coolest day we have had here. The
thermometer dropping to two de
grees below zreo in the morning.
There was very little doing here Wed
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r Z. Willis have moved
to the Century mines, where he is en-
gagged as foreman.
The Williams Drug Company will
move into their new apartments on the
Northeast corner of the square within
few days.
Mr.. James Garrett of the firm OF
Coble, Garrett d Co., was in Nashville
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. L G. Floyd, railroad contractor
OF this city, has secured a 1000 COO
tract 10 railroad work in New York
State. He will leave this city for New
York as soon as his coLtract with the
Central Phosphate Co., for the mining
of $50 900 tons OF rock, has expired.
A new lumber mill is being erected
at Enterprise. The style of MIN name
is the Enterprise Milling Company.
The pavement in front of Brown and
Bostick store. was laid today. A
very much net ded improvement.
The old lunch room against the Viii
liam's Drug Co., IS being torn away,
which greatly improves the looks of the
main building, and gives some much
needed room for wider pavement.
Messrs, Hayes and Dean. phosphate
miners and shippers, at Twoomey.
closed a contract with couple of
euterprising phosphate brokers Tues
dsv &c mine for them several thousand
tons of Diown Iock in Hickman county
The firm of 3. Greer & Company
will move into the store now occupied
by Howard Bros. as soon as the latter
moves to bis new store on the square.
The frame work for the second story
OF the Huater & Mankin FIGURING Mill
was raised Saturday. This building is
being pushed 20 completion az rapidly
as the weather will permit.
Eczema, scaldhead, hives ichinese OF
the skin of any sort instantly relieved
permanently cured. Doan's Ointment
at any drug store.
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CAMPBELL STATION.

Campbell Station, Jan. 25.-Rev
Spivey preached at the Christian
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Carrie White has sufficiently re.
CO cred from her recent fall to be able
to SIT M u her room.
Mr.. Emmet White, of Austin, Texas,
and Miss Wayne KIncade, of North
Carolina, have spent several weeks
with their mother and grandmother
Mrs. Carrie White, during her Illness.
Mrs. Violet Wilkes spent last week iu
GiIes County with her father, Mr.
Cocker, who was quite sick
Mr. Barn ett Gracy spent several days
last week with his son, Mr. Will Gracy.
at Spring Hill
M Monroe Caskey has returned to
h home in Texas after spending sever
al weeks with relatives here. Tins was
Mr.. CasKey 5 first visit here in eighteen
years.
Mis- Lenice Hobb has returned from
a month s visit t. relatives in L ecatur,
Ala
Miss Mertie Gracy mas gone to Smy-
rna, where she as accepted a position
as tea h., 10 the High Schoo..
Miss Ruby Craig is spending this
week with relatives at NRins.
Miss Tura Wells is spending several
weebs with relatives IN Decatur, Ala.
Miss Mamie Belle Benpett has re-
turned to her home at Red Boiling
Springs after spending several weeks
with MISS Blanche Coffee,
Miss Derry berry has returned to Nash.
vile after being recent guest OF Miss
Blanche WessOh.
Mr.. and Mrs OIs Marshall vii'ga
friends at Wilson dill last week
DAISY SIAM.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.
Negro Woman SuCcumbs To
Cold At Mt. Pleasant.

Louisa Long, colored. of Mt. Pleas
ant, was frozen TO death Tuesday
night. as a result of the extremely cold
weather.
The woman had been sick some time
and her blood wasdoubtless thin, but
she had been up and at work some
days and was at work up till ten
O'Clock Tuesday night. Her two chill
dren, one eight and one twelve years
of age, slept with her, but did not
realize that anything was wrong till
they had awakened.
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stuck nail in her foot. Hope she
Will be up soon,
MI. L. e. Adams is still suffering
with his arm, which he hurt some
weeks ago.
Mr.. Walker Page has returned from
his old home at Jones Valley, Hick-
man county.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Webb. OF Columb la,
were to see relatives at Timmons, last
Sunday.
Miss Laura Page has returned from
Culleoka.
A new tence is being put up around
the church at Goodwin chapel.
Mrs. Will Hayes is ahead of us all,
she has young chickens and is Il oking
forward to an early feast. CHLOE.
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ROBERTS, BEND
AND KNOB CREEK

Roberts Bend and Knob Creek, Jan.
%. There will be no preaching al
Goodwin chapel next Sunday, rs 1T is
the fifth Sunday, but the next Sunday
II O'Clock.
Miss Cora Choate, of Robertson
county, is visiting her uncle, MI.
Jerry Stone.
Miss Fannie Maj Garner, of the
Institute, spent from Friday till Mon
day with her father. at Ilmmons. who
has been quite sick.
Mr.. Pet Howell has returned from
Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Polk Goodwin, of Goodwin, has
beep suffering a good zeal from having
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Social.
Turner-FariS.

Mr.. James G. Turner and Mis-,
Rebecca MaIian Fairs, two popular
young people of Mt Pleasant, were
married Wednesday afternoon at 5 :3(
o. clock. at the home of Mr.. q. w.
Jackson, on Cemetery avenue. 1t was
a simple. yet very pretty wedding.
The brides toilet was a blue cloth
tailor made suit and she carried q
white PRAYER book. The bride and
groom entered the parlol together and
Spencer Tunnel.
Mt. Pleasant and are guests of the
BendeIman house. For the past three
years. Mrs Turner has been operator
of the local exchange OF the Cumber
land Telephone Co. and has won the
esteem Of everyone by her polite de-
meanoI and Efforts to please. Mr..
Turner is new spaper man of ability
and has been connected with The
Chronicle for some years. Their many
friends wish them happiness and sue
cess along llfe's pathway.
Mis-. Chas, S. jackson entertained
informally but very pleasantly We'd l.
nesday afternoon at care s. Whist was
played, Mrs. Luther FrieIson winning
the honoTs. The guests were. Mrs.
Frank Wheeler, Mrs. Luther Frierson.
Mis-. Rufus jackson, Mrs. r. W.
Watkins, Mrs. Herman Ruhm, Misses
Mary Rains, Katie Mai Carmack and
Putnum. Refreshments were served.
The Book Club met Wednesday after
noon with Miss Eleanor Gregory. De-
spite the very cold weather. the at
tendance was gratifying. They have
their first rehearsal this afternoon. of
play they will give in the nea
future at Hay Long College. for the
benefit of the Public Library.
Another wedding Will soon take
place here. II you watch this depart
ment closely you will Know who 1t is.
1t allowed to, we will tell you before
it happens, otherwise we will tell 1t
afterwards, sure.
Miss Katie Mai Carmaek gave an in
formal card party at her home Tuesday
evening, compll mentary to Mrs. Casey.
of Huntsville. Delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were Mrs
Casey, Misses Willie Williamson, of
Columbia. Bessie and Mary Dale
Craige, Eleanor Gregory and Katie
Mai Carmack; MessTs Mathews.
Frank Long, Aris Hunter, W. b.
Ravensl and Charley IngrHm,
Mt. Pleasant Lodge, l. o. o. F..
did not meet Monday night and we
are still unable to state what the pro-
gram for the coming banquet will I've,
nor give the exact date.
Long will the youthful. gallant and
courteous members of the Young
Mems Literary Club OF Hay Long
College. be RENE nbeied by those of
the falIer sex, members of the Young
Ladies Literary Club. in whose honor
was given a most royal reception by
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TWO CARS BURN.

Monday night, two railroad box cars
caught fire and were burned up out at
the Jackson Spur track. They were
lgnited by the heated phosphate lock,
which was loaded into them during
the day. The rock, it is said, he
longed to the PetIitied Bone and Min
ing Company. The loss is about $4O0.
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A Good Night 5 Rest.

The greatest tonic on earth is a good
nights rest. Restless nights and the ter
rible exhaustion of hacking cough are
dread dangers of the poor consumptive
But WHY this fear OF the night when a few
closes of br. Boschee's German Syrup will
insure refreshing sic, p, tatirely free from
couch or nigh sweat? Free expectoration
in the morning is made certain by taking
German Syrup. 1t has cured consumption
for forty years. Trial bottle, 25c-Big bottle
Soc. AT all druggists.
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he young men at Hay Long College,

the young men at Hay Long College,
Thursday night Progressive finch
was the game of the evening, and the
source of much pleasure and amuse-
ment. The reception lasted from 8
o clock till ten. the two hours passing
like moments to those present. After
the games, delightful refreshments
were served and each was bid a
pleasant good night as they left for
heir homes, by the bright moon
light. !"
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The Webster-Locke Milling Co.

Since our notice of the stockholders
meeting of the Webster Locke Milling
Company IN the Herald, we have had
telephone message giving us the
names OF the three grades OF -four
they will make together with the name
of the author of each name They are
as follows: Name of the. LIST grade.
Southern Beauty presented by Mrs.
h. C. Webster. Gross Bridges. End
grade. "'Good Luck. presented by
Mrs Earl Moore. Williamsport. 3rd
grade. Daily Bread, presented by
E. E. Hall, CulleoKa.
| A statement has been made that the
contract for the erection of the mill
Will be let within few days and work
Will begin as soon as the weather will
permit. Now that the company has
a name. charter will be secured i'm.
mediately.
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MILL CHARTER
FILED FOR REGISTRATION.

The charter OF the Webster Locke
Milling Co., of Mt. Pleasant has been
filed with the County Register for reg
ITERATION. Capital stock is $4,000. and
the incorporators are, G. p Webster,
Chss. 8. jackson. 8 b. Locke. DR.. W i.
H. Kittrell and j. B. Strayhorn.
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X. of P. Entertainment.

Mattison Wilbur Chase will give his
lecture next Wednesday night, Jan. 25,
at the Howard Institute. The enter
tainment is under the aus pices of the
K. of p. Msury Lodge, No. 167. Mr..
Chase comes very highly recommended
and it is hoped will draw large au-
dience.
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THE SICK.

Mr. Moses Freeman is on the sick
lis this week.
MI. ". L. Cooper. who has been on
the sick list. IS improving.
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New Phosphate Company.

Some months ago The Valley Phos-
phate Company was organized. of
which Mr.. Robt. Maxwell, of this
city, is the superintendent. The com.
pany has arranged to open up nine
on the Nicely place, five mile1 from Co.
lumba on the Bigbvyllle pike, az
soon as the weather will permit. Mr..
Maxwell will probably move his family
to that place soon, where he will have
personal charge of the mines. This
field is said to contain a very fine bed
of rock.
state Of Ohio, City OF Toledo, IS.
LII cas- County.
FRANZ J. CHENEY makes oath that he 10
the senior partner of the firm of r. j,
CHENEY 4 Co., doing business in the City OF
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this the 9Th day Of December, A.
b. 1886.
SEAL. A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts 4 rectly on the blood and mucous
surfeces Of the system. Send for testimo-
aiRls, free.
r. j. CHENEY, & Co., Toledo. o
Solo by Druggists. 75c.
+ alps Family Pills are the lest.
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Full 'blocded Plymouth Rock BOOSTERS
f1r sale; price 5Oc. Address Mrs. w. v
Thompson, R. X. l, or cali Citizens
phone l55. rings. 272t
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Long will the youthful. gallant and
courteous members of the Young
Mems Literary Club OF Hay Long
College, be remembered by those of
the falIer sex. members of the Young
Ladies Literary Club. in whose honor
was given a most royal reception by
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Mt. Pleasant Lodge, l. o. o. r.
did not meet Monday night and W,
are still unable to state what the pro
gram for the coming banquet will I've
nor give the exact date.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22

Sanborn and daughter OF Boston
npying the Sanborn cottage.
Wiley has moved into the house
y purchased of n. l.. Drown.
J. A. harrington has been spending
bays in st Johnsbury and Cabot.
4. Wiley has moved to the place
y purchased of Norwood Drown.
lncy Downer and wife are moving
be house vacated by l.. w. Harrison
Catherine Chaffee OF Morrisyille Is
hg for Miss Emma Lindsay In the
bee.
tge Gebbie of Ryegate came here sat
to attend the funeral of his nephew
Gebbie.
AshabeI Perrin has moved from
rm to the tenement owned by her
!. A. Perrin.
Gebbie OF Ryegate was in town
week to attend the funeral OF his
", Harry Gebbie.
Perception lecture on birds with
pnt views was given last Friday even
the Congregational chapel by Rev.
Prentiss.
PaddIeford and wife OF Glover are
IL cottage and last Friday evening
( FIVE trout that weighed from two to
bunds each.
3. Sanborn and daughter, who have
spending a few days at their cot
At Cas- plan Lake, have returned to
bone in Wellesley, Mass.
John Hood went last week to
'ington, Iowa, where he will attend
Getting OF the General Assembly end
e absert two or three weeks.
I. Cook was called TO Natick. Mass,
eek on account OF the sudden illness
wife, who her many friends viii be
d to know, is slightly improved.
GREENSBORO BEND.
C Piper is not as wei.
Nellie Jameson Is sick.
s. sternb,rg has his rev house up and
led. -
s Florence Hudson has been visiting
|HaClark's.
!. Polly Cole was in Greensboro on
ess Friday.
nd Harrison has been visiting her
Blanche Shaw.
b. Daniels has purchased the Parker
! OF Mrs. Gilchrist.
lie Glee Jameson fell while playing
Feek and broke her arm.
!. Rachel Gilchrist has been visiting
|raham Parker's in Walden.
u. Daniels is tearing down his barn on
|ill and will move it to his place in the
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-22

Folded Oct. II, 1899.
Color, Dark Chestnut.
Stands, 10 80.
Weight, 1850 lbs.
T E r M s

T e r M 8
RoberG L. will serve a
limited number of
mares at So 90 to war
rant a living foal.
Mares disposed of con-
sidered in foai.
All accidents at owners
risk.
NO TIC E
Having complied with
Sections 22s7, 2289, also
$50, Acts of 1904, YER
mont Statutes, I hereby
declare my intention to
u0NO advantage OF the
law.
Stands for Season 1905
Mondays, at
@. L. Reeds, Craftsbury
Tuesdays at
o. NJ. Roweli's
South Albany.
Thursdays, at
Roaring Brook Park
Barton.