Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-30


holden for the judgment. The case
has attracted wide attention, more
like il ever having been tried il YER
mont.
Won1aa's Clubs to Meet at Windsor.
The Vermont Federation of
Women's clubs will hold their 18th
annual meeting Wednesday and
Thursday, October 2 and 8, at All
Souls church, Windsor. The pro-
gram is complete and very interest
ing. In connection with the Fedora
ton meeting there will be an exhibit
in charge Ct the art and literature
committee. ALI clubs in the state
have been cordially invited to exhi-
bit and show their interest in this
feature of the Federation meeting,
and organizations outside the state
have assured the committee of their
kindly assistance. Wood work, metal
work, weaving, basketry, en-
broidery, bead work, painting in
water color or in oil, photograph,
leather work and all good handiwork
is desired.
Weather Forecast for Three Months.
A. A Davis of Burlington makes the
following weather forecast from Sep
TENDER 20 to December 20: The prevail
ing currents of wind will be varying
between south aud south west for the
lower and northwest f.r the upper.
The weather will be quite ohangeable,
but rot very cold until about the mid
die Of Dec 3mber. The indications of
the planets are in conflict with the
otter signs, and it is not quite clear
| which will win. think, however, the
atmospheric currents will make the
| temperature mild for the season. I
will state what consider the planets
| indicate concerning the weather.
September 20 to 80, generally fair but
some squalls. October to 81, rather
| stormy. October 81 to 81, quite cool
| and some snow squalls. November 1
| to IL, generally pleasant. November
Is to 10, mild for the season with some
rain and sleet. November 20 to
80, chapgeable, with falling tenn
perature. December 1 to 20, quite
changeable and wintry.
G. w. Bracket of West Charleston
President
The first annual convention of the
Vermont State League of Postm asters
of the Fourth Glass Offices was held
in Bank hall Wednesday at Richford,
and was a very successful meeting
Postmasters from different parts of
the state were present, all of whom
took part in the meeting by discuss
ing various post Office problems. The
following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year: President,
G. w. Bracket OF West Charleston;
vice president, G. B. Corey of Bridge
water; secretary, w. b. Curtis of
Sheldon; treasurer, G. B. Clark of
PaWIet. The executive committee
will consist of the president, vice
president, secretary, Ralph D. Sherry
of Groton. and Albert G. Stetson Of
Jacksonville. President George W.
Bracket and Secretary W. B Curtis
were elected TO represent the. state
league a. the national convention
which Il IL be held at Washington. u.
O. Oct. 2, %, and "a The n. 1t an
nual meeting will be he'd at White
River Junction.
This Week The State Fair.
Vermont's first annual stats fair
comes this week and it will be usher
ed in on Tuesday, Oct, /, with "a bril-
liancy Of splendor and of magnitude
such as has never been seen before in
this entire northern section. Cover
nor Proctor, escorted by the cadets Of
Norwich university, viii formally
open the fair at 1 O'Clock although the
fair will actually begin in the forenoon
Of Tuesday. Too much cannot be
said in anticipation Of the horse
racing, which will be the best ever
seen north of the ReadQille track.
Horses with records close down to
| the two minute class viii be there
and the horses that have palsd
purses in their classes will be driven
in The events. Then there will be the
exhibition Of Vermont fish at the
aquarium, the horSemen's tourna
ment and the football game between
the eIsvens of the New Hampshire
State college at Durham and Norwich
university. fhe football game WI
be played at 10 O'Clock "Wednesday.
The Norwich cadets viii appear in
drills followed by a sham battle every
forenoon of the fair.