Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-15
VICINITY ITEMS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Coming Conference.

ne coming conference.
The various committees in Grace
/ Methodist church have completed the
| plans for the Vermont conference
which convenes in St. Johnsbury to-
! morrow. There are few changes from
the official program which was printed
few weeks ago. 1t is expected that
the total attendance will be about
250.
Planning for. Bryan's Speaking Tour.
The Hon. Elisha May, F. g. Bundy,
and w. H. g. eason of st. Johnsbury
compose tie committee to meet at
White River Junction April "a Will
liam j. Bryan, who will speak in St.
Johnsbury that day. Mr.. Bryan will
probably speak at two places, at the
armory and at Music hall. The seats
are already nearly all sold.
Representative at Peace Congress.
The Rev. DIR. Edward Eaton of st.
Johnsbury represented the North
Church at the national arbitration
and peace congress at New York this
week. DR.. Eaton attended the peace
gathering at Andrew Carnegie's home
in NV York recently. Sunday,
April 81, will be his last in st. Johns
bury and he will enter at once upon
his ou5ies as president of Beloit Col
lege.
The Newport School Unit.
Representatives of the new school
districts of Newport town, Newport
village, Coventry and Irasburg held a
meeting Wednesday evening in the
school hall at Newport and appointed
F. @. Williams charm an. A COM
mittee of two was authorized to APP
point a man to act as perintendent
of schools for this district. Carroll
Davis and F. G. Williams were chos en-
to act in this capacity.
Illegal Liquor Selling.
Lyman Hadlock of Jay was arrest
ed Monday on charge of illega
liquor selling. He pleaded guilty OF
arraignment before q. P. E wins, jus.
tice of the peace of Troy, land was SEN
fenced to serve not more than one
year nor less than eleven months in
, the house of correction at Rutland
. Upon payment of costs by the re-
spondent which amounted to 1854
] cd
, was placed in care of the probation
, officer E. A Cook, states attorney
: was the prosecutor.
t Papers Lost.
, Geo. Watt of Hardwick met with
8 singular loss few weeks ago. Wbil,
3 going from his home to the oper;
3 house he dropped a first citizenship
a paper from his pocket which wa
!. granted him at San Francisco. Ap
i plication to authorities of that city 70
8 duplicate brings the intelligence,
g that all records were destroyed by tn
earthquake and fire last year and hi
e request could not be fulfilled. Unles
= he is fortunate enough to find the oil
d papers he will be compelled to ge
e new papers and it will be some tim
It before he can become a citizen G
n this country.
Another Lyndonville Invention.
q Lyndonville seems bound to solv
- the problem of car door hanger.
VIM. Bailey is slowing his FRIEND
the model of freight car door han
id ger that, counting the qualities {
y simpleness, cheapness, with appare ~
IN Y perfect satisfaction in workin,
. bids fair to result in benefit to who
ever may be concerned. The mod
: has been shown to several railroa
- officials who are pronounced in the
expression of favorable opinion
1t is expected that in the near futul
be car will be equipped with the ne
Ie hanger and a thorough test give
Should it prove one-half as good