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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-29
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GrDserer glappIson Der Grite Dor ni9ts
me6r @neit bate, als = por Den
5rauen, oas beiBt penigsr ror Den
6rauen ieinsr 3sit, ais ppr benen, Die
er ffpmmen lab, ben Srduen, Die ii9
ibrer geiitigen aruft bepubt ge%fporOen,
na9 Gntpidlung oerieIben ftrebten
uno anoeren 6rauen tpeiter 81 helfen
fu9ten. Gr ipar Elm maBlos beftiger
@egner Der 5rauenemanaipation 81
elmer 3eit, ga 6erartige 8eftrebunsen
nur auf febr enge &reiie bei9rGntt gez
blieben fparen. r@enn man Den
Srauen elei6e &e9te ME oen MGnnsrn
einrGumt," iogte er zines Suges gu @es
neral @ourguub, rfo 1T bas Der @n~
fang Ser @nar9ie. Mqn mub Die
Srauen nieoerbaIten, 6ern lie fino ouf>
riibrerii9, i'm 4ugenblid bes Samples
uneri6roden, tcoesmutbig uno fpgar
qrauIamer unb blutoiirftiger als Die
MGnner. Solte emit Der &dmpf stpi>
fhen Den beioen 9ei6le9tern pirfli9
enforcement, Damn miro er bel erbitter<
ter uno i9redli9er fem, als Der Spis
f9en peri9iebenen StGn0en ooer per>
i6ieoenen Rafen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-29

: @orfi9tig. Gpni: Gin
Rbino5eros bat Did Der 8iirgermeis
tier s'beiBeng pa tbuit 0u i'm bp9
Dertidg'n, Sepp9" Sepp: vSa freiIi'i
s. geb' nur porber gum Serrn 2ebrer
unb i6au' in iei' 8ilberbu6 nd9,
pie 10 a 8ieh ausi9aut!"
Der S6Iimmere. S6ulbz
ner Gum S9neioer, Der inn auf Der
StraBe nit Der &e6nung entgssens
tritt): lin @ottespiGen, 6alten sic
mid ni9t auf, 9err 3pirn. :. mein
S9ulter lit binter mir"
-Wertrduli9. Dame :yOieie
@eielf6aften finb bod eigentli9
f9redli9. Smmer berfelbe 2aas, biez
ielbe pute. -. 9err: 30, bas 1T nod
ni6t bas S9limmfte. Mber INNER
bieielben Menf9en."
= 8oshafte Nuffaffung.
rSaben sic audi idon Die Wabrneb>
muns eema4t, bab ni4ts 10 geeienet
lit, @rinnerunsen gu peden, tpie Mus
ff9" rM6 ia, i9 mertte es BEL Der
geftrigen Spernpremiere!"
= GIN W dturpb d n o m E n.
Souriit: Der Gubrer bat cine pers
bd9tig rotbe Ndie = bod fppbl bonn
Srinfen9" &elner: ,Warum ni6t
gar, bas iinb Reflere BON @lpens
gliibn."
: 81 8 Der S9ule bepIa liz
bert. Glsden (duf bas Tligengit>
ter bes &ii9enI4ranfes beutenb):
r@elt, Mama, bic GDder iinb ba5u ba,
bab Der 2eni i6r S9ab idnaufer
fdnn?!"
@erfGumnib. STUDENT
(ber na9 elmer bur9f9pGrmten Na6t
crit Ra9mittass Inn flint llbr mad
pirb): Oonnertpetter, ba babe ia ia
beute mein Mittassf9ldfden per>
fdlafen!
Henommdge. 2anbftrei6e<
rim: ySa, ainber, bas mar elm bGfH!'
Aer Menf6, Der @enburm, Der midi
transportirt bat. bic Qeute baben
ale sebaat. mir feien aaf Der 9pds
aeitsreife!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-29
Gtoankfnfplittrr

aOmnt Sir elmer INNER in 9~croi9uben,
10 mibtraue ieinen Sdnoeu.
Oft i6leift Suseno Die 9flusidur, bic beg
Ilters Gurhen 5iebt.
@rpben 6srren uno Suinmt0pfen tpioer=
lpri6t mon ni6t.
Die nnperbaulidten 9il3e iinb Gliids=
pil3e.
Gn benz, mas er fir inter ieiuer @lroe
bdlt, perrdtb fi6 Der Gmportommling.
Nutb liest i'm glut,
Gemitb i'm @ebliit.
Cine 6ata Morsana in Der Suseno bat
man6em iein sonses 2eben sur Wiiie ses
u1o4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-29
fereyt saben i'm bic als yrOfuriit in
gpernap perlebten Sabre.
23ooer.

@pernap perlebten Sabre.
23aoen.
&arIsrube. 9e6eimer Sber@
ppitratb !6ennemann, felt bielen Sdbz
rem @ertreter bes Sberppfthirettprs,
trat na9 40 Sisnitid6ren in ben
Rubetanb. @r lit 1857 nod Bel Der
Sburn unb Saris'i9en 0erpaltuns
gum ppitoienft eeeansen.
8aben<8aben. 8eim ,Mei>
fenf0pfle" tprrbe Der Oeforationsmaz
Ter pbilipp @reHer tobt aufeefunben.
Ser angemein beliebte Mann mar lei
oeno unO bat i'm 3uitanbe 9eiftigsr
nmna4tuns ieinem 2eben elm Gnbe
aema6t.
SDrlinba6. Dor furaem err
bangle fi6 bier Der 60 Sabre alte
Muurer S4Ifele infolse S9per=
mut6.
@ppeIbeim. @pr einiser 3eit
f~tiir5te Der perbeiratbete 30iGbrige
Zimmerman Sran5 Sreiber BON eli
mem Reubau unO mar iofort tpbt.
urtDdngen. WabrI6einli9
infol9e S9Dermutb fat ii9 Der lebige
S6ubma6er peter Suffner srbGngt.
Sreiburg. Yribatbosent Der
airdengei6i9te Or. Spief Sauer
purbe gum q. o. Yrofefor an Der bie>
iigen !So9i6ule ernannt.
Seioelberg. Die naturpiHen=
idoftli9zmatbemutii6e SafultGt Der
bieiisen llniperiitdt ~prpmOpirte ben
Soritafabemieprofefpr @rlenmeDerz
Ai6uffenburs anIdBIi9 fsines so. @e<
burtstdges gum @~brenbottpr.
&e4l. Der Ii Sabre alte &arl
Niemair bon bier ppIte i'm Rbein
baben. Gr srlitt ani6sineno einen
S6laganfaa unb Derf9panb in ben
6lutben. Niemair mar bes S9pimz
mems funbig.
Wannbeim m. Der @rsnabier
BED BON Der 9. Gompagnie besab ii9
pGbrenb bes S6iebsns on cine
SGeibe unb erbislt einsn S9ub, Der
bic Rieren bur6bobrte. Die S6ulb
an Dem unalidsfau pirb benz auf>
fi9tsfii6renben SeIopebel Susef9rie=
ben.
Sbiengen. 9eim 9aben i'm
H6ein e%rtranten Der 6riieur Dilbelm
SDrflinger unb Sabritarbeiter
S6eltIe.
unterDtpisbei m. Der 13z
iGhrige Spbn bes S9reinermeiiters
Sberit ertrant in Der &rai9ba4
2Petnpfof3.
41fens. @pr furaem beeine in
Der unterbal6 oes Sdbnbofes eelegenen
Sau6bausmii6le Der Zimmerman
unb Miiblenbauer @abelmann bon
3odenbduien, Batter bon II &inbern,
bur9 Seffnung Der Pulsaoer an elmer
Sanb Selbfmorb. 9lls M na9 i6m
iu6te, fano man i'm bereits tobt, i'm
Bette beg Mablburi9sn liesenb. @as
ben Mann gu Der unieligen Shat be-
ipog, lit bier ni6t betannt.
8pdenbauen Die biamanz
tsne 9o9seit f~eierten bic Gbeleute 8arl
Sudenbed unb 8aroline seb. gebnns
in feltener Hiiiiefeit. Der Subelz
brdutisam 1T SO Sabre, bic Su6elz
braut lit sinise Sabre finger.
9ornberg. &iirSli9 erfdoB
| fih NIT pinpm RphnIhpr mitter in hpr
6auptftruBe Der "a Sabre alte Saul
mann &arl 9einB BON bier, Der ii6 in
Der Steinsutfabrif inStenuns befanb.
Der 9etpesgrunp gu pieier Shat tit
unbefdnnt.
&aierslautern. SIM 8leds
BANNER puroe bic Qei9e Der Is Sabre
alien @nna Rotbldnber gelGnbet. Oas
MGoden, bas felt lGnssrer .3eit berz
mibt fpurbe, jon Die Shat aus 9iebesz
fummer ~begangen 6aben.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
FACTS!

First--We own the property.
Second-We are on the townsite.
Third-We are on the big veins.
Fourth-We have the ore.
Fifth-We have the officers.
Sixth-We have everything that is pos
sible to make a big, successful mine.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
ACCEPTS DARE;
CHILD MAY DIE
JUMPS FROM WAGON AND IS
RUN OVER
INJURIES PROBABLY FATAL
Playmate Taunts Lily wuean About
Her Bravery, and She Fails BE-
meath Wheel, Which crushes
Her Body
INJURIES PROBABLY FATAL

Lily wugan, 10-year-old daughter Of
Henry wugan, 7s7 Kohler street, lies
near death In the receiving hospital be-
cause she accepted the dare Of her
little playmate, Carrie Niblick, to jump
off a moving truck wagon, the rear
wheel OF which passed over her body,
almost crushing out her life.
They were playing In Kohler street,
near Seventh street. when william
WILSON, a teamster employed by the H.
Raphael Plate Glass and Fixture COM
pany, drove by with his heavy truck
wagon. He knew the Nibiick girl and
asked the children to take a ride with
him. He stopped his team and the
children climbed up on the low bed Of
the truck.
Accepts Dare
They had ridden but a short distance
when Carrie dared Lily to leap from
the moving wagon In an instant she
jumped to the ground, but lost her
balance and fell backward beneath the
rear wheel.
Carrie gave scream of terror, but
before Wilson could stop his horses
the wheel passed over the little girls
body. Her chest was crushed and her
lower lip was almost torn of by the
heavy wheel.
Wilson ran to the assistance of the
little girl, who was lying unconscious
in the road.
The police ambulance was sum-
moned and she was sent to the re-
ceiving hospital, where she soon re-
gained consciousness. Although sur-
fering severe pain and scarcely able
to breathe, she told the physician the
details of the accident. She said that
she jumped from the wagon because
her little playmate dared her to do so.
After making an examination Of her
injuries Police Surgeon Quint said
that she was in serious condition and
that her chances for recovery were
slight. If she lives through the night
she will be removed to the Children's
hospital, where better facilities are to
be had.
The injured girls father is recover
ing from injuries sustained in street
car accident three weeks ago. He was
unable to go to the receiving hospital
last night to see his daughter but ner
mother sat by her bedside until early
this morning, watching closely every
change which might indicate a ray Of
hope for her recovery.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-CUT PRICES ON HOUSE
S5c; 75c PILLOWS. 55c; COUCH Gov
ERS, $1.10; SANITARY COUCHES,
$50; LACE CURTAINS. 55c; BONNIE
STANDS. $3.50; 6-FT.. EXTENSION
TABLES, $500; 52-PIECE DINNER
SETS. $3.50; ROCKERS, $1.35; CHAIRS,
62c; STANDS, $1.00. BIG REDUCTION
IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
j. M OVERELL. 652-654 s. MAIN ST.
FOR SALE-GOOD LUMBER CHEAP.
Also, five cars of redwood doors, seven
cars yellow pine doors. four cars Ore
gon pine doors, and all kinds of win
dows. Come see the stock and well
make prices to get your business. Al
our big, new yard, Twentieth and Ala
media streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
Bank Stock for Sale
AT Only IS Per Share
Plan to Secure 1000 Stockholders.
No One Allowed to Purchase
More Than $500 of stock

The people Of Los Angeles can now
buy bank stock at only IS per share
No one win be allowed to purchase
more than $500 OF stock. Capital Is
to be Increased to 100000, maklnt
a bank OF A thousand small stockholm
ers, thereby becoming the peoples
bank Of Los Angeles. The Consoli-
dated Bank Of Los Angeles has de-
cided to place its stock with the peo-
pie, believing that in securing n thou
sand stockholders It viii secure a
thousand depositors at the same time.
Investors can purchase such stock
with absolute safety as to perfect Sc
curity. and realize a handsome profit
therefrom. as has been done by the
owners of stock In the various other
banks OF Los Angeles. Thie Is the
only opportunity ever offered the gem
eral public to buy stock I'm a Los An
geles bank at IS per share. We would
rather have 5000 stockholders OF 800
each than 1000 Of $500 each. We want
the greatest number Of stockholders,
as the more stockholders there are
the stronger the bank. All stock fully
paid up at Five Dollars per share. Pur-
chasers can buy from / to 100 shares
at IS per share, but no one can buy
more than $500 OF stock. Subscription
books Just opened. Purchasers can
subscribe for 100 shares and pay for
the same in weekly payments Of
Five Dollars, and receive one share OF
paid-up stock as each IS payment Is
made. We want the people to be-
come the stockholders In the peoples
bank of Los Angeles. Officers: will
liam II. Carlson (ex-mayor OF the city
OF San Diego), president; ]. O.. Estu-
dillo (ex-state treasurer OF California).
first vice president; r. H. Dixon (ex4
state harbor commissioner of CALI
fornia), second vice president; A. w.
Carver, cashier. Cali or write for
further Information. Pamphlets. etc,
mailed free on application. CONSOuI-
DATED BANK, 124 South Broadway
Ground floor Chamber of Commerce
hnilding), Los Angeles. Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1905.

Mary Nj Burger and Thomas M. Bur
ger TO Fortunate Chiofalo and Polma
Chiofalo - Lot SS, Hiscock & Smiths
First ADDITION HaMsev .sd ceo,g,.
to ella M Willard-Lot 8, Raids addi-
tion TO Los Angeles. ................$1 $40
Celia G. Hewes to Union Trust and
tract; lot O. block 26, Hancock sur
Celia q. Hewes to president and and
board OF trgstees os Z Of Sc ErInaecfnts colo
President and board Of trustees OF ST.
Vincents college 10 Union Trust and
Realty company--Lots and and part
a. L. crenshaw to ". G. Lukens Lot
A. block 2s, Central Arlington
Heights ......s.'....s...'..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
Left Nota to Husband

Gone forever" was the note left by
Mrs. Emma Dupries for her husband,
Frank Dupries. when she left him three
years ago. Action for divorce was
commenced by the husband yesterday,
but because Of technicality the case
was continued.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
Furniture

SPECIAL NOTICE.
q CARLOADS HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Also the entire stock of furniture and
carpets has been moved down to 847
3. SPRING, to be closed out at great
sacrifice so If you are looking for fur
niture bargains come to
CAT s. SPRING.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14

is Sc when you select your piano, then
IS monthly. We won't charge you any
interest. We positively guarantee the
In New York. Boston or Chicago Re-
member the old house of FITZGER-
AID when you want a good piano.
113 s. Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14

The Berlin police authorities are not
satisfied with motor cars being merely
numbered. They have been testing an
indicator which displays In easily seen
discs the speed of the car at the mo-
ment, and also records on a roll OF pa
per the speed Of each 100 meters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14

FOR SALE-NEW AND SECONDHAND
billiard and pool tables. Bar fixtures OF
all kinds; easy payments. Send for cat
alogue. THE BRUNSWICK-BALK
COLLENDER CO.. 620 s. Broadway
Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14

GASOLINE STOVES REPAIRED AND
guaranteed for one year. Telephone
Boyle 1929 DWYER, zoos East Second
street.
FOR SALE CHEAP-2 BEDROOM SETS.
Phone Home 1856 213 N. FLOWER ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
foH sALs
Country Property
FRIED
L.. SB X It ON
508 MASON BUILDING
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

l1,oo0--Eleven acres al verdugo, two
miles from city limits; beauti-
tul piece OF ground, all ready
for subdividing into small
acres. This property will ex-
change for city property, beach
property or good farms In the
east.
FS,oOO-l60-acre mountain ranch; an
abundant supply OF good noun
tain water, sixty head Of cat
barn, water piped to house and
barn, three acres full-bearing &
grapes. Will exchange this
ranch for Los Angeles property
or. small property in the sub
urbs of Los Angeles. l Will
sell for cash on good terms.
s1f,0O0-Twenty acres; finest piece of
land In the Glendale valley;
plenty of water; ready for sub
division; close to car line :
magnificent view OF valley and
mountain. This property will
be sold for the above cash, and
give you chance to make
good money on the investment.
ss,00O--Three acres in Glendale; good
house, good well, pumping
plant; a bargain.
s5,000--4SO acres of land, used as a
stock ranch; forty head of cat
tie. plenty of water. eight-room
house, large new barn. will ex
viii trade 1t for a country
farm In Orange or Riverside
county.
s4,OO0--A snap; the best Of all; twenty
acres in Orange county, one
fourth mile from the new cleo
trio road to Santa Ana; a good
house, good barn, one of the
best artesian wells in the
county; new ground; in sugar
beets. We will take $4,000 for
this place and guarantee $1,000
will be made on the crop this
year; or we will take $4,000 for
the place and allow $1,000 for
the crop, and take mortgage
back on the place for $4,000 at
per cent interest for as long
as anyone desires-that's rea-
sonable.
s4,0O0-Twenty acres, Orange county,
near new electric car line to
Santa Ana; fine alfalfa and
corn land; 500 chickens, two
horses, two cows. small house,
artesian well, incubators and
brooding house, all in fine con-
iition. $4,000 cash, balance to
suit
BI5,000--An elegant Orange county stock
ranch, consisting of ITO acres;
fifty head of cattle, 800 or 400
chickens, five or six head of
horses. all kinds of farming g
implements; ideal dairy farm.
/ will take half cash on this
property and let the remainder
stand on mortgage for five
years at 6 per cent. Close to
car line.
S3,500-A mountain ranch; fine sum-
mer resort; mineral sprin gs; ;
good cattle ranch; with little
Improvement, one can have in
valids the year round; with a
little improvement, can be
made fine health resort; 800
acres. Will exchange for beach
property, Santa Ana or Los An
geles city.
s5,000--Five and one-half acres at Gar
dena; ideal place; all in alfalfa;
good house, good barn, 200 or
300 head of thoroughbred
chickens; on good car line.
Will sell this place for cash, or
take a $2500 cottage in the city
and mortgage for balance.
%2S5OO-Two and one-half acres in the
heart of the city to exchange
for stock ranch or good alfalfa
ranch near the city, or will sell
for cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14

A boon to good smokers-Las Palmas
cigar.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-14
COOKING wrrH GAS

One Of the comforts Of
family life--yes, bachelor life,
all life--is hot water. You
get it with gas: all you want,
and with little expense.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
Bank Buns.

a good many years ago in London
an old woman fell in front of a
bank and broke her leg. A crowd
collected, and the report got about
that there was run on the bank
In very brief space there really
was one. A disastrous run on the
Bank of England in the time of the
pretender in the eighteenth century
was prevented by an ingenious de-
lay. When Prince Charles was
marching on London depositors were
IN a frantic hurry to draw out all
they had in the Bank of England.
Every call was met, but in sixpences
and shillings. SO long did these
coins take to count and so pro-
dlglous were the loads of bullion
which had to be carried that public
! confidence was restored and, news
OF the retreat of the highlanders
coming to town, the situation was
saved.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
NOTICE

John M. Hazel of Derby in the County
of Orleans, on the 9th day of May A. d. 1904,
contracted with Valley Brothers OF Barton
in said County to board one horse for the
sum of ten dollars per month, and said
horse has been boarded by said Valley
Brothers from said 9th day of May A. d.
1904 to the present time; that there Is due
from said John M. Hazel for so boarding
said horse, the sum of one hundred ana
three and 69-1OO dollars, which is due and
owing to said Valley Brothers; that al
though often requested the said John M
Hazel neglects and refuses to pay said sum,
That said horse will be sold at Public
Auction in front of the E. W. Barron
store in Barton Village, on April Z, 1905, at
O'Clock in the forenoon to satisfy said
bill for keeping said horse and the costs OF
sale, according to chapter one hundred ana
nine of Vermont Statutes.
Dated at Barton this 18th day OF March
A. d. 1905.
VALLEY BROTHERS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WEST BURKE.

Robert Thayer is seriously Ill with in
of the bladder.
Rev. G. c. Whidden was in st. JOINS
bury one day last week on business.
Mrs. Rufus Miller has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Cheney.
w. w. Hartweu of Barton visited MS
mother, Mrs. Lucy Hartwel, recently.
Miss Jessie Derbon spent a few Gays
with her people in Newport recently.
Mrs, Florence Wishart is spending few
days with her mother, Mrs. M. Wlshart'
Recently, Mrs. David Smith had the
misfortune to fall, dislocating her wrist.
Mrs. A. R. Boyce, who has been suffering
from an attack OF pneumonia, is improving
Miss Blanche Hickie, who has been very
poorly all winter, is improving shgntly
| Miss Maud Smith visited her sister, Mrs
Frank Humphrey, at ST. Johnsbury re-
Gently.
Mr.. Harrington of Eden and daughter
Miss Belle, visited at A. w. BrockWayi
rec -nIy,
sherman Huutley of Wildwood, n. D.
visited MS parents, E. G. Huntley ant
VIII, d this village last week.
Mr.. William Marshall of this place ha
( pure le farm owned by John Dick
! erm D.. a.t win move there soon.
BE By. who has been spending tn
wlnte ms win his sister, Mrs. Beck
win airy, mas returned nome.
Ru latlsy is iii at the home Of ID
N5y b.s br3shsr sad wife, 3Lr.an
Mrs. EIatiey, ara Gazing tor him.
III Wash1u-1 was called TO $
John enter last Thursday mornin
bFl- Illness OF her mother, III.
Mes
M VIC. Aiaze-, A L Aidrici
Mrs. e. fl. .-4u. Mss. FIaney and cine
Lave ts5 By the gEiP during Il
Thc -rsrs Of The ". r. z. are reqoes
= e5lo sent at the next nesting wax
= y7ill b 3 -lI ficst. There viii be praetl
in Pre- ion for Memorial day.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
NEWPORT.

g. Sargent, an aged man died az DIS
home on Pleasant st. Friday.
IS Adra Ash is visiting at the home OF
Martha Davis, Island Pond.
5. T. }. Campbell has returned home
visit to her sister at Hanover, \. H.
pt. Geo. w. kirkpatrick is detailed to
oct Company L, V. n. g., OF this place
25.
renee II. Grey OF Dartmouth college
been the guest of his uncle, Homer l.
sher.
= examinations at the nigh school
d Friday, The vacation will be one
school reopening April 3.
F. Moore, Walter J. Avery, J. F. Lam
and George l.. MRcDiarmid visited
on during the past week and pur-
ed automobiles.
e annual school district meeting will
leld Tuesday night. 1t is proposed to
bdel the old school building into hal
member Of the board of trustees will
|hostn.
pc academy girls basket ball team will
the Barton Cardinals at Barton Tues
might. There will be but one game
this. The Newport girls have had
I successful team. During the season
7 class standing has been higher thar
ny other time during the present year
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
NEWPORT CENTER.

ev. S. w. Cowell is very sick.
t. Kilby has started saving in his
mill.
ISIS Mabel Rogers has returned home
n Barre.
ISIS Grace Rogers has returned home
Do Bradford.
rs. Retta Ray went to Springfield,
bs., last week.
[rs. Fronia Blake of Newport recently
ed on friends here.
Irs. E. s. Rogers was home from Barton
a fewsdays recently.
NJ. Douglass has taken Chss. Briggs
N and has moved there.
has Briggs has purchased a residence at
Hport and moved there.
Irs. N. s. Rogers has been quite sick
b the grip the past week.
iiss Lizzie Stickuey is home from
ingfield, Mass, on a visit.
DR.. G. L. Erwin, who has been on TIT
x list is able to be out again.
Albert Larabee is home from Amherst
H., visiting relatives and friends.
ohm Squares has purchased the ii. W
ties farm of Will Coburn, price $500.
Miss Marjorie Erwin has returned t
bntpelier where she is attending school
Elmer Dassance of Bellows Falls recent
.ited his mother here, Mrs James Place
Frank Rollins has completed new ten
bent in his house and moved into tn
me.
The village school closed Friday the LIT
st., with graduating exercises in the eve
ug at the school hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Twombly recent
sited Mrs. Twombly's parents here, MI
BID Mrs. Henry Smith.
Mrs. S. G. Lewis and children of Barto
Rnding recently visited her parents her
A T. and Mrs. Chas. Esten.
Chas. Stickney's new soda fountai
hich he ordered some time ago has con
I'D will soon be ready for business.
Mrs. Dorothy Baker, who has bean
oor health for some time, died Thursda
he 23d inst. She was nearly 81 years
ge.
Mr.. and Mrs o. M. Griffin, who spe
ne winter at st. Adams, visited here ff
avs recently, stopping on their way hor
West Derby.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
Fillinc the Breach.

Miss Smythe organizing sub
scTiption dance) = I'm in despair
about our dance. Mr.. Brown. So
many people have failed me! You'll
come, won't you?
Mr.. Brown-Really, Miss Smythe,
Pm not a dancing man. l don't
dance at all.
Miss Smythe = Oh, that won't
matter in the least. You'd help to
fill up, you know.
Mr.. Brown-Ah, yes; with pleas
ure. | will look in about supper
time.-London Punch.