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TailOrS.

HAMILTON Bros Goods called
for and delivered. Speciality of clean
ing and r~e-blocking hats. Phone
224.
w. P. WOOD Tailor made suits.
Cleaning n pressing, 11sk North
Main St. Phone %.
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For Sale at a Sacrifice.

Largest size Ivers & Pond piano.
Solid mahogany case, in use only 8
months. Mrs. J. J.. Williamson, phone
316, or call 612 n. Main. 43tf
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Billiard-POOl Halls.
BOttling Works.
Building and Loan Associations

See r. H McCune in Patterson's
arnes store for loans or homes on
easy payments.
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FOR Sal or :

FOR SALE OR TRADE.
A splendid hotel proposition, a mon
ey maker the first day and every day.
Don't pass this up. See CARLTON
G BELL.
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Notary Public,

FRED ]. BECK.-City Clerk. Notary
Public, city hall corner End and
Richardson ave.
R. COTHRAN.- Office with r. L.
n T. H. Malone, over First Ma
tional Bank. Phone 262.
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Cigar Stores.

THE ROTHENBERG & SCHLOSS
CIGAR CO--Most complete line CT.
ars in the city.
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Grocery Stores.
Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.

ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with your Grain, Coal
and wood, we buy hides, phone 20.
ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal,
Hay, and Grain. Always the best.
East Second St., Phone 126.
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Public Service Corporations.

ROSWELL ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
The best light and power. Phone
131 and 15O.
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SanatOriurn

ROSWELL TENT CITY AND SANA-
TORIUM, Incorporated DR.. C.. L.
Parsons, Manager.
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Mems F%urnishers.

E. HI. WILLIAMS e. CO.-The only
exclusive Mems Publishers in the
Peco Valley.
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Photographers.

HESS & CO.-Successors to Walton.
First class photographs, enlarge
ments, and views.
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Candy

line of candies, shelied nuts, CT
gars. Hot and cold drinks.
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Ready-tO- wear Apparel.

THE MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outfitters in ready to wear apparel
for men, women and children. Mil
linery a specially.
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--ROSWELL--
Trade Directory.
Dye Works.

*. c. DYE enthusiastically estab.
Hsned here Cleaning and pressing
suits made to order, phone SIT.
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Piano Tuners.

GOOD TUNERS, like good pianos,
are scarce. Try Bernard Pos, the
expert piano tuner for both. Oppo-
site P. o., phone IS.
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Hardware Stores.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Wnole
sale and retail hardware, pipe,
pumps, gasoline engines, fencing.
THE ENTERPRISE HARDWARE
CO.-Roswelrs growing hardware
store, h place where you can find
just what you want in hardware,
322 N. Main.
w. P. LEWIS HARDWARE CO.
The largest house in the West. Po-
lite attention, complete stock and
right prices. We solicit your bust
ness. First and Main.
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Painters & Paper Hangers.

E. L. COOPER Painter and paper
hanger. My painting is first class.
l hang paper the right way. Phone
215. 3t26*
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Civil Engineer.

JAS. LLOYD THOMPSON Survey
ing, Designing and Drafting. Con-
crete work a speciality All work
guaranteed. Office, Room g., Garst
Building. 1926
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Harness & Saddlery.

j. F. PATTERSON Manufactures
the fines line of leather goods in
the Pecos Valley.
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Seed Store.

THE ROSWELL PRODUCE &
SEED CO.-An kinds Of field and
garden seed, write for catalogue.
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Transfers.

Transfers.
JOE TORIAN.-The Reliable Trans
fer man. Down town phone 224. Res
idence phone 1926.
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Geit iiber 60 SSnhren

l6on muroe Wers. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprup BON Miatonen ton Wtiit-
tern beim 3obnen Der &inoer ange-
tpenoet. 8irit Oh i'm Sblafe bur6
oas S9reien zines &inoes geItort,
oas i'm 3obnen tit uno Dor S6nner8en
ipeint? 8enn 10, laIie iofort cine
5lai6e ron oWfrs. @insIom's Sootb-
ing-SDrup" 6clen. Sein g8ert lit
unbe5ablbor. Gs miro Dem Hetnen
2etbenoen iofort 2inoerung perI6af.
fen. 8erlaBt eu9 oarauf @eiitter,
es lit fein 3tpeifel oariiber. @s beilt
9iorrboe, regultert oen Magen uno
Die gtieren, beieitigt @ino-&oIif, er-
meiht ben 8aumen, nerbinoert @nt.
5iinoung uno It1rft oas gan3e SD.
item. yMtrs. 8insloip'8 Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5abnenoe &tnoer lit an.
eenebm i'm @ei9mad; oaS &e3ept
itortntt bon eireln Ser beIten ipeibli.
den gler5te in oen Ser. Stoaten. @s
lit bel alien 0ruegiiten in Der gan3en
8eIt 5rt baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
Sloi9e. &auft ui9ts anoeres oIs
gMrs. @insloip'S Sootbing Sprap."
@arol1tiert inter Der 9oo0 ans
Drugs afte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
Nummer 1898.
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Sier in g 0 rt6 Oaftma, 230
englti6e 01etlen meitli6 bon Spo-
fame, moielbIt i6 oielen 8rief i9rei=
be, fatn mon oen Segen Der t ii II IT.
ltd en- 9 emaiierung IN nod
gon8 onoerer @eiie i9Gben lernen.
a5n 0ieier @egeno iino bereitS einige
bun0erttouieno 0forgen fiinltli6 be-
maiiert. 0as @aiier miro ben See
benfIiiiien oeS Columbia entr1onmen,
uno oie 8erief felung erfolgt no6 Dem
blnBen @eleb Ser S6pere, obne ieoe
&umpporri6tltng. 9tltnb Inn 9eortb
Oofina berltm reibt ii6 eine Sbit=
plantage an Die onoere. @s ftno 3u=
,meiit fIeine 8irti6often bon 1870
Icres, ouf oene1i aIe @rten bon
5rii6ten 8firlt6e, 9(epfel 8irnen
9lprifoIen Bflaumel1 &irl6en, Gro
beeren nno Simbeeren in trefflt6er
GuoIitGt 9e0etben. Son elmer erteil=
iipen <ltur lit ldngit feline Reoe
nebr ieoes Stiidlein 2ano miro ouf
|oos intenlipIte ausgebelttet iorefal=
tig geoitngt, BON 1lnfroltt uno l1nge=
5iefer fleiBtg geretnigt Der 9reis
oes @runo 1no 8obens lit foloHal
geitiegen. SIM SSrrigotionsgebiet be-
3oblt man BEN bloBen 9lcre auf Dem
nod fein 8aunt eepflan5t III, uno Der
nod ols YrairietpiIte oaltegt, bereits
nit nebreren bunbert Collars. 2ano
oas i6on als ergiebig erprobt I'll, er-
rei6t in oer geabe Ser Stabt 8retie
BON 1000 Dollars uno mebr per
9[der. 9o8 iino runo 10000 Marf
per Seftor. Der 9lbIob fir oas ee8o-
gene @oelobit finoet iid 8lnneiit in
ben ouBer1t fonirtnfabigen groBen
StaOten beg Staotes @aibington,
Spofane, Sofoma, Seottle uno gebt.
iiber Seattle in nidt geringen 0uon-
tit0ten na6 9llosfa.
SSrrtgation, boS lit Dem @e-
item Der Ser. Staoten fir ipeite 2ano-
ltri6e Dos @iittel getporoen, @ulten
IN @Grten nnt5utpanoeln. gteuer=
oings bot Die 8unoesregierung Sen
Moiesitob ielblt in Die &ano eenonl-
men oanlit oas plonmdBig ltnb IN
groBem ltmfange geidiebt, mas bis
ber pielfab in oeri6Wenoerii6er
gSeiie experimental getan lit. Die
8unoesregierllng lit babel, oos 8ai=
ier ser fir s5rrigation geeigneten
Str0me unter fonitaltte glufii6t gu
iteQen, 9feierpoirs an3uleeeh groBe
8eipaiierungsfmale 3u bauen, Inn 10
oas foItbare gtaB mogli9lt meiten
@ebieten 5ufiibren 5u fonnen. Die
&nlturperipeftipe, Die oanlit fir
2anoItri6e BON Der @roBe eltropdi=
i6e &onigrei6e eroffnet miro, lit ur=
errneBli6 u4giiton men bpoorl" oos
fam man ols Motto iiber oieies &a-
pitel omerifanii6er &ultur9eididte
IeBeu.
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S. & g. u. Sabm.

AbfGBrt.
9ta1 alien JeorbsTera5s sBunften
,.......4 4 1l6r uttb $50 pormittaos.
9sa9 st Souls, Waempbis unb benz Often
@...125 l16r na6nittags
gta9 Weegtfo =. 1920 l1br borulittags.
9ntunft.
Bon ct. 2ouis urb EN- Often $50 nloreen5
Son lofalen 8unften 1920 abetos.
Son ct. 2ouis H. oem Often, $50 morg
8on 2are0o rnb Rerifo -. 105 nat6nl
Son ct. 2ouis, &anfas, Gitb 1920 abbs
ct. 3ouis g. San Sranriaso Basn.
4bfabrt.
Ia9 Sort Smith, @pringfieIb, ct. 2ouis, 8ans
fas gitb, Gbicaeo IS. & 6. 81. 9epot)
$50 abenbs
4ntunft.
Bon gt. 2ouis, &anfas gitb, 8aris, gbicaso
1910 moreens
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Giienbabu= Ja0rpIalt.
g. u. & 0(. %. Ssabn

pSabb grodet">3ug nu6 Soufton, gaIbeiton,
Beaumont lno Orange Sl6fabrt 8 ubr abenbs,
stnfunft 7.55 moreens.
gsa9 &errebiue, 9tbfabrt $50 morgens, 9lns
f1nft bort 11.3o. atbfabrt bon &errbine l1br
na1mtttaes, 9tnfunft in San Intonio 75O
abenbs. 9tur 5amitags mad &errbille: 1lbr
na6mittaes. giiurabrt bon bart Montaeg s.,
morgens, 9lnfunft IN Gun @ntonio $50 NOR
gems
gad9 @ueru, goafunt, ,5ouiton, @aIbefton,
@iobines, RodoaIe, Cameron unb gsoco, gbs
fabrt 8.45 borutittags. Infrnft llbr ntoreens.
gta@ 8eebiue, Corpus @brifti, 9lIice, Nsatbts,
@ranfas BaB, 0fodport 9tbfa6rt 1.5o nads
nt.ttaes unb 8 11br abenos. gnfu1ft 7.55
ntoreens unb t.50 na1mittnes.
gaa9 SaIfurias, @bfabrt llbr abenbs. ans
fu1ft 7.55 mor9en5.
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Gin beiBer @an1pf nit Bio

- Gtn berger Santpt nit St9eu=
nern bot, tpie aus 3ittalt beri6tet
miro, in Dem Saubenbeilner Srtsteil
battle-ground itattgefltn6en. 9ort
bielt cine groBe 3igeltnerbanoe auf
leds S8ogen ibren @in5ue ltno i6lug
ibr 2ager mtf. 0o Die broitnen @dite
i6on felt @o6en in Der gan5en lint
gegeno 5ur 2anoplage gelporoen
uno 5ablret6e 9iebltdble borgefont-
men moren 10 iollten Die 3igeuner
oes Srtes bertpieien iperoen. gu Die
lem 3ped tpuroen orei @enoarmen
8ur Stelle beor0ert, Die i6lieBli6 nit
@elpolt bor9eben nuBten. @s fam
5miiden beioen Seilen 5u einem ern-
item &anpf, in6em Die Boli5eiorgane
gegen Die groBe l1eberlna6t ni6ts
a1s5uri6ten bern1o1ten llno in eipe
duBerlt beordngte Gage gerieten. SSSft-
foIgeoeiien nluBten bie Seuertpebren
bon Saubenbeim uno Oppa6 alor-
miert weroen, Die energii9 an Die
u9(ufraumllngsarbeiten" ,gingen. Die
3igeuner leiiteten 5lpor nod beftigen
8ioerltano, ipuroen ober i6lieBli6
nit ben @oiieri6l6u6en iiberlpaltigt.
Die bier5ig &opfe ftorfe @onoe tpuroe
big auf menige Wfitglieoer, oenen es
gelang, 81 entflieben, feitgenonlnen
uno in 0as observation-disclosures
eingeliefert. Die eeiantnlte, lu1fang-
reife Baggage Der 8onoe tpuroe BE-
i6lagnabnlt
lle6er cine berporragenoe 2ei-
ihlng i'm 8ergiteigen miro aus 8op-
ern beribtet Ger 60i1brige 9dder-
meiiter 5il3meier ans GSrontenbauIen
in gfie0erbapern beItieg beint 9(ustroq
elmer @ette ben 1900 W2eter boben,
in Den WangfoIolpen gelegenen 8elt-
teGItein borfuB III bier Stln6en, mo-
5u geii6te Gouriiten MIR cine bolbe
Stltnoe weniger gebrou6en. Gen
abItieg belperfite0igte cr in ulr 4 -
Stunoen ltno fubr oaln, e6enfaQs
borfuB. na6 ieiner nie0er6aperilcben
Seimat 5uriid, no er non Der aus Ser
aan5en @egeuo 5uIantlnengeitr6mten
9ep0Iferltug feItlih empfanqeumur6e
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Gine Wnhnnno.

Gin WenIhenfreuno bon 9fi6nlono,
e2SStt6, Scr. Il 9. @iaiarns, 107 @eit
0fain Gtra5e, iagt: SD erlnabne
olle 8erionen nit i6na6en 2ungen,
81. Sings 1eue @ntoedltng 5u neb-
men Ole mir baIf uno Die bas it,
fir mas iie an9eprieien miro" l1eber-
an retter6 lnno beileno Eel glitbma,
8ron6itis, @raune, @alsleioerl 2un.
genbluten. @aratttiert bon 4ooIpb
0reiB tn6 81. Gobn & So. so Gents
llr6 $1.00. Brobeflai6e fret.
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w. 8 & =. 8abrt.

gsa9 gaeo, Sort g8ortb. 9alas, annfas Glib,
ct. 2outs unb Gbicago, tdeIt1 (9unfet
SepoD 800 abenos
GofaI5ug bia GmitbbiIIe 7.30 bornlitta9s
9lIamo Special nab @uttit6iue, SouItou. @aIs
oe1tou .... 1925 nbenoS
antnnft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. 2ouis, aanfas gitb, Dallas,
Sort @ortb uno 2sacp, tdeIid (@unfet
SepoD =. 7.30 ulor9ens
9ofnI5ng nta SuttbbiIle :. :. . 905 abenbs
9uamo 9pe5iaI bon Smitbbiue. Souiton gaIs
oeiton 625 norgens
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ct. Souis & San Srauriaso 8asn.
gpntberm Nacific 8abm.
abfaDrt

IbfG1rt.
9ta6 Stem Orleans, Souiton un6 @albefton,
tdglid -. 11.40 nlitta9s
Hllo 1l.ou uoeHoS
Na9 eagle 8ab. @I 9aip, Galiforrten uno
Wserifo -. 500 bornlittaes II. $50 a5enos
amtnnit.
Bon 1etp Orleans, 9ouiton ut1o GaIbefton,
tdgItdb .... 7.35 moreens
uno 600 nn9utttagS
@on 81 9afo, Californian nuO 0serito :.
lilo eornttttags
uno 500 abenos
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Nadl Brownsville

Ser Bug Der eunfet gictoria 9ibifion, gIb.
fabrt 7.O5 morsens. nabt in 9Iaeebo Serbirls
buug nit Der @uIf goait Cine fir Corpus
gbriiti, slnfunft bort 4.55 na9mittaes, @nfunft
tn 8ropnsbtue 925 o6enbs.
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0ietorta 9iniiion, O. s. g. .. u.
(@uli Shore.

AUT 7.
3ad guero, gictoria, 9ort 2nbaca, Corpus
@briiti grounspiae. 9tio @ranoe, Gitb,
@oItab, 8eebiue, Bbarton, 8aInctss unb
Souiton =. -. TOO moreens
@ntnnft $50 abenos
Ser Sam Souiton" na9 guero. gictoria,
g86urton unb Spufton:
Ibfatrt 7.55 abenbs
4ntunft 100 murgen5
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

Attention st. Johnsbury! Some
thing to 90 in 1907! Open the Y. NJ.
Q. A. and close the dive! 1t is the
individual duty end responsibility Of
every man and woman in ST. Johns
buryl Even The unfortunate man
with an uUgovernable tbrist is
entitled to die a natural death!--St,
Johnsbury Republican.
The attempts made to tighten the
crit cisms OF the investigating com
mittee 10 the case OF Smith and
Howard seem to have fallen pretty
fat. NJ these men have any friends
left-anG. probably they have a good
many-tbey can best help out these
two former railroad commissioners
by keeping as stiil as possible on the
subject of railroads. The public
forgets.--Northfield News.
The frequen5 cry Of the state press
for Z s.TonglgOVernOr, one who would
be an EXECUTIVE in fact as we'll as
name, was well indicated in the
person OF Governor Proctor, who
probably did more than any other one
man, certainly more than any pre-
viou5 governor, to shape legislation
and lead the feet of members into
paths that were for the states final
and exulting good. A strong COVER
nor is all right, provided he is the
right govern0r.-Vergennes Enter
prise.
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mittee to M. @. Hitchcock, 0. z.
Wright and A. P. Rider church com
mitt9e. was a pretty ceremony ana
the appro pirate remarks maze oy
each member ane the pastor, Rev. r.
4. Junkins were touching.
The act of dedication then took
place followed by the prayer OF dedl-
cati IN by Rev. !. James Ramage OF
North Trey and appropriate remarks
Of greetings from Rev. I. A. Ranney
of the NJ. E. church of WestfeId and
Troy, R Q, FIagg, D. D., of Newport
Rev. G. q. Merrill, D D., of st. Johns
bury and Rev. A. S. Bole of Coventry,
closing with benediction by Rev. F.
4. Jungirs.
While an attempt viii not be made
to enumerate those giving for this
wor thy cause the Ladies Aid society
Of this church raised and gave for the
building fund $500, besides buying
carpet tor the rostrnm, chairs for the
va3try and a set of dishes for the
church. This effort OF a Ladies
society Of only dozen members IN
small town seems worthy Of special
mention. Substantial gifts were re-
ceivad from many friends outside the
town. including EzVice Pres. L9vl
P. Morton Of New York, Mrs. Billings
Of Wood toek, Hon. Mason S. Stone,
Gov. F. D. Proctor, NJ. VI. Miller of
Harrisburg, Pa, J. G. Turnbull of
Barton Landing and many others.
The boiiding is situated on the
main street in Westfeld opposite the
post office. Entrance is obtained
through the tower in the corner as
seen in the cut. From this small
vestibule in the tower door leads to
the parlors upstairs. The main au-
dience room contains Il large peWs
with a seating capacity of about 10.
The 1ostrum on which are the pulpit,
organ and choir st ats is raised about
is inches and extends across the front
Of tins audience. room. The floor is
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07
DEDICATE NEW CHURCH AT WEST
FIELD.

After two years of struggle filled
with tle joys of victory and the tears
of defeat. the new Congregational
church, in Westfeld is completed and
was dedica ted on Tuesday last, Janu-
arv l. Thus at the beginning OF a
new YEAR this little church celebrates
a victory mora noble than many a
victory over which more glory Is
snread and over which more clamor
is made.
Here was a handful Of church mem
bers who had faith as viii remove
mountains, and while scof8d at in th9
beginning Of the undertaking and
told by those who had am ass6d prop
ertv and knew how men chung to
money. that such an undertaking vas
impossible or welinigh SO, as this re-
maiaing debt would be large.
Bat with great faith and the small
sum of $1,000 pledged the building
committee began work in the spring
of 1904. The. building was erected
and finished on the outside that sea-
son and work suspended for lack Of
funds, Money began to come from
unexpected quarters in the spring of
1906 and the committee proceeded to
finish the building, convincing the
unbelieving and TO the joy Of the most
hopeful.
The weather Of the day CT dedica-
ton was not favorable IN the early
part Of the day but later proved ali
that could be desired and at about
1915 the services began with an Or
gan prelude by Mrs. Lillian Wright,
The invocation was pronounced by
Rev. A. S. Bole Of Coventry, followed
by music and the scripture reading by
Rev. W. S. JENNIE o. Troy. Rev. L. P.
Atwood, q former pastor, now Of
South Weymouth, Mass, then ad-
dressed the audianc9 with helpful
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07

hard wood and the ceiling and walls
are metal, the windows being of a
neat design Of loaded stained glass.
Th8 desig ns on the metal furnishings
are beautifully brought out by several
shades Of green and gold paint, Civ
ing a delightful efect to the eye.
The vestry at the rear Of the main
audience room is. connected with it
by large swinging doors and the
decorating here is none the less beau
tifui. a convenient Kitchen leads
from the vestry. the parlor up
stairs has. c0mmodioas closets on
either side and is also connected with
the audience room by swinging doors,
giving nearly every foot OF space in
the building for seating when deeired
and bringing tie full capacity with all
in easy seeing and hearing distance,
up to at least 225. The pews are of
the latest pattern and of a rich de-
sign, the building is thoroughly built
throughout and is heated with a hot
air furnace. Toe outaide OF the
building is. OF neat desiga with an
attractive tower, as seen ia the cut.
Wi5hal il is modern church building
Of which the town should be proud.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07

aud inspiring sermon. Following this
discourse Deacon M. @. Hitchcock
gave historical address filed with
interesting history of religion and
religious works in Westfold. Up to
1911 no auth6tlc, records Of any reli-
gious services ia Westield are to be
found but from that time on the facts
are fairly we'll recorded. The first
church erected in the Miesisquoi
valley was erected in WesGfiold. This
address teemed with Interesting facts
which space foroids relating. Follow
ing the historical address came the
report of the building committee by
Deacon w. B. Gilpin, chairman. The
report showed that the church fur
nishings and lot complete had cost
about $3.50 aud the church Itself
about $1,000, with an Indebtedness Of
only $40 dollars. Then came the
joyous reward of the undaunted givers
and workers. 0. g. Barber Of Boston,
a former W@stf8ld boy, rosa and went
to the front and after a few touching
words offered 80 pay one-half Of the
remaining debt CATER dedueting $25
Ex-Gov. Q. S. Page had pledged to
pay the last $25 Of the debit, pro-
viding the other half was raised that
day. Then and there under tho guild
ing hands Of Rev. A. B. peeblos and
Rev. w. S. Jenne, the other half of
the debt was raised by subscriptions
of $40, S. and lessor amounts crown
cd by the gift OF 81 from small boy
in tho audience, and a revised report
showed money for all debts and
balance Of about $15 in the
treasury. Then after singing "My
Faith Looks Up To Thee," the com
pany adjourned 10 the vestry of the
church for dinner, feeling that but
tor the generous gift Of Mr.. Barber
the building would of necessity have
been dedicated with debt.
! The dinner was a bouotiful one
served by tho LADIES' Aid society Of
the church, of which mention will be
| made farther On.
Returning to the audience room Of
the church the afternoon session was
/ opened By music and invocation bv
Rev. NJ. ". Farman of WestfeId.
followed by the sermon by Rev. A. B.
Peeoles Of South Acton, Mass, q
former pastor. Mr.. PEBBLES referred
to the faith of the few and its results.
impressed it upon the minds OF his
hearers that sincerity of worship wa s
not easier in the new than in the Old
house, spoke OF the gifts and the
sacrifices made for this giving. be-
heving that the greater the gift and
sacrifice the greater the reward and
satisfaction and final blessing.
The act of presenting the new
building by W. B. GilpiD, 81. B. Hitch
cock and W. D. Bell, building COM
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07

For timeat least the public will be
deprived Of what is often great con-
venience to them, railroad timetables
in the newspapers. Owing to a
recent Interpretation Of the inter
state commerce commission railroads
must pay cash for advertising in the
newspapers, and as yet the railroads
have not ordered this matter pub
lished, which has heretofore been run
as advertising in exchange for trans
portation TO the majority of the
fraternity at least this arrangement
will be satisfactory.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07

The Waterbury Record aptly re-
marks that "Eewport, ike Brattle-
boro, is coming to the front some,
speaking state officially" This is
true but it is nothing against New
port. or Brattleboro for that matter.
The fact shows that they are alive to
their interests. Other towns should
profit by the example and get move
on. The town that always stays at
home and never asks tor anything is
sure to get what it strives for, -
nothing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07
PAGES Perfected Poultry P00d
may be obtained of the following:

may be obtained of the following;
e. q. Way W. Burke, vt.
AID. Thurber, Coventry, VT.
The e. w. Barron Coz Barton.
a. A. Webster, So. Albany, VT
Chas w, Wheeler. Irasburg, VT.
=. y. H0!ton, w. Charleston. Va.
Webster 81 I'll 0ward. e. BuTEes Vt
Twombly & Cotton, Carton Land
ing. Vt.
VI. &. Merriam 81 Son, Glover. {.
a. Z. Trjpp. Sheffield, VT.
We want agents il every village
where our Poultry Food is not sold. II
it is not on sale In your village we will
send you, frei2ht prepaid, 125 pound
sack for 81 90 or so pound sack for
50 90.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-01-07
Barton
STATE NEWS
A Narrow Escape.

Miss Annie Sullivan of Hardwick
had a narrow escape from serious
results December 20 by the promot
and thoughtful action of her mother.
Miss Sullivan had a very severe
headache and in mistaking tablet of
chloride of mercury for headache
tablet she became suddenly stricken
with pain and a hasty investigation
revealed her error. An antidote
brought prompt relief and after a
short time she felt little of the effects
OF the poison.