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The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
Are Your Shears Good?

Every man or woman should have a
pair of good shears, which are sharp,
keep an edge and cnt well. The Winner
Louisiana Shears, with a patent tension
screw attachment, keep them adjusted,
are easy to cut with. '"The Philadelphia
Press is giving these shears practically
free to new subscribers. The shears are
eight inches in the length and of the best
of steel and guaranteed for five
years. Write a postal to-day for the
offer. Address
Circulation Department,
sThe Press"
18th and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
Clean Up

Sale is still on all over the
store Mems Suits at S., Sc
and $3.50 in our special
sale; Blue Serges at So,
$3.50 and $3.50 in regular
sizes, $3.50 in Stouts and
Double Breasted. / off our
regular Suits and Trous-
ers at $500. sizes 81 to 40
waist; Straw Hats at !;
Russell and Low Shoes ]
off,; Negligee and Sum
mer Shirt at SOC and Csc
worth $l.0O; bargains in
Summer Underwear, Hos
iery and Neckwear, New
Fall Suits in and ready;
new Browns, $3.50 to $25;
Blacks. IS to $50; Mixed
Worsteds. $10 to $50; Fall
Overcoats and Raincoats,
SO to $50, Walkover
Shoes, IS so and $500.
s s'sss.s MULLINS '''t h.,'
Best 6thI& Market st. Shoes
Wilmington Delaware
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
NOTICE
To the Board of Registry and Election

10 tHS DUdIu VI NSSiSLTy anu EACStiOA
At a meeting of the County Board of Elec-
ton OF Salem county, held at the Council Chamb
er on Monday, August Gath, 9Os the following
were appointed members OF the Board of Res
iStry and Election for the respective District
Borough and Townships.
REPUBLICANS DEMOCRATS
SALEM-EAsT WARD.
LIST District LIST District
Ell wood Grimcon, Warren Trullender
William +. Miller, Anderson WEIGH,
I'd District I'd District
Lorenzo S. Compton, George l.. Mitchell,
Willard Mcdonald, George Kirk,
SALRM-WEsT WARD.
Ist District LIST District
George Reeves, Albert KeabuTtZ.
A. b. Hall, NJ. II. Stratton. Jr,
I'd District I'd District
William G.. Clark, John Ryan,
Ger vas A. Hall, Harry Breeze.
ODsTOwN BOROUGH
Thomas B. Parker, E. W. Jess.
John FL. Nelson, Frank P. Vanleer,
ELMER BOROUGH
Harry P. Wansley, Samuel X, Riley,
Walter Newkirk, David R. Cochran,
PENIS GROVE BOROUGH
O. W. Gable, Geo. P. Cam,
Allen Hunter, Jr Nathan S. Wood,
MANNIN GToN
Samuel Thomas, VIM. Ballinger,
Norris A. Fox, John Clancy,
P~ILESGRovE
Samuel H. Moore, John E. Watson,
Albert Peacock, John h Keen,
QUINToN
Charles II. Fox, VIM. Nj. Sickler,
Henry l.. Davis, VIM, Il. Davis,
ALTO WAY
John Drummond, Jr, VIM. Elkinton,
Charles +, Dickinson, Hill Smith.
LOWER ALLoWAY CREEK
Joseph Pancoast, Lewis IL. Bramble,
j. Curtis Carl, John p. Smick,
ELSINBORO
John A. Robinson, Isaac Harris,
Wyatt W. Ac ton, Michael Hogan
LOWER PENIS NECK
David Shourds, Charles Caspers0h,
VIM. A. Davis, Philip Donegan,
UPPER PENIS NECK
Charles Leap, Willard Layton,
Arthur Brandiff, Albert Summerill,
PITISGRovE
David K. irwin, William PdrVin,
William LAWN, Frederick Castor,
UPPER PITTsGRovE
Hiram W., Smith, Frank Henry,
b. Hayes Newkirk, Henry Turley,
Oldham
Frank Deughten, Albert w. Sailor,
Jafies Harker, John Featherer,
Now. therefore, each and all of you are here
by ordered and directed to do and perform
each and all of the duties OF the members of
the Board of Registry and Elections in your
districts, boroughS and townships
without furthur notice.
By order Of the County Board of Elections,
W. b. JONES,
Secretary.
Dated August Utah, 1905. S-2s-3t
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
To Keep Salt Dry

To prevent salt in saltcellars from be
hing damp and lumpy, when filling
hem put in ten to twelve pieces of rice,
Gays WoMAN's HOME COMPANION for Sep
'tember. "This will not come through
the holes in the cover of the salt eel
lar, but will break the Jumps OF
salt and gather the moisture; thus the
alt is always dry and fine."
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
pshn's Grove Record
D AUGUST 2s, 1908.

If the Salem knitting mills had fall
Ed twelve years ago it would have zen
heralded that it had ''gone democrat
c.n This year it is only giving the
and men a prosperity Vaca-
ton, while some of the creditors VIII
for "sound" money
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
She Likes Good Things.

Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Frank
lin, Maine, says: 81 like good things and
have adopted DR.. Kings New Life Pills
as our family laxative medicine, because
they are good and do their work with
out making a fuss about it." These
painless purifiers sold at Johnson's drug
store. 25c.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
rho Pennblicans have a two-thirds

The Republicans have a two-thirds
majority in the U. S. Senate. That
can not be overturned during the term
of tie next President. The country
will not go to the ''demnition bow
vows, if MI. Bryan be elected. Why
not give him a trial and see what he
can do2
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
LinOleufn

is generally recognized as
the best floor covering
made. Our new patterns
are here for fall and we
have them at the very low
est prices. For kitchen,
stove pieces and bath
room they are pretty and
durable.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
Cherry Jelly from Apples

To make cherry jelly out of apples,
throw a handful Of cherry leaves into
the Jelly while boiling. Alter the leaves
have boiled some time they can easily
be lifted out. Jelly made this way tastes
exactly like cherry jelly Womda's Home
Companion for September.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28
REPORT OF THE
Custodian of School Moneys
of the School District Of
PENIS GROVE BOROUGH,

of the School District OF
PENIS GROVE BOROUGH,
County of Salem, for the School year ending
June 30, 1908.
RECEIPTS
STATE and COUNTY FUND
1907,
oct. IA, Cash received of j. A.
WentZell the Amount due
Penn'S Grove School Dis
trict beginning July LIST
1907 State Appropriation, 1852 81
Jan. 16, Cash received of j. A.
WentZell the Amount of
State School Fund due
PENIS Grove School Dis
trict for the SchooI year
Jan. %, Cash received Of j., l..
~Wentzell, u Interest on
Surplus Revenue SO so
Jan. %, State School Tax 90 cent 23Ol IS
Feb. 20, Cash received of j.. A.
Wentzell. Amount APP
propriated out of Reserve
Fund beginning July, LIST
1907. AIS 80
April % Cash received of j. A.
WentZel. Amount of Sur
plus Revenue beginning
July 1st 1907 so so
June Is, Cash received of j. A.
WentZell, amount of h.
Road Tax due PENIS Grove
District for 1908, 1852 6s
Total $j6l9 IS
BOROUGH sCHOo FUN
RECEIPTS
Cash transferred from I'd.
ward Justice former Gus
todian. $50 IA
Aug. 20 Cash received from Penn's
Grove National Bank on
Note given by the Board of
Education. 400 90
Sept. 80 Cash received of Penn's
Grove National Bank pro-
ceeds on Note given by
Board of Education. 1900 90
Oct, ID. Library Fund, 10 60
Oct. 81 Cash received of PENIS
Grove National Bank pro-
ceeds on Note given by
Board of Education. 1900 90
Dec. 81 Cash Special School Tax
1907 5l35 90
Jan II Cash received of Pennis
Grove National Bank pro-
ceedS on Note given by
Board of Education. 1000 90
May Is Cash received OF PENIS
Grove National Bank Note
given by Board of Educa-
ton. 1900 90
May 20 Cash received OF u. Penn's
Neck Township Per John (
M. Beyis Collector. Tuition
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

ass- Heath goes 10 ssaastoaa sh.s wsex
On = vlsil 10 aes parents.
Jacob solomon vss in Boston ADD Ssx
York . xsSk, resarnlaz hozae raar.d.y.
Tse II = eaures slse.ea :. d. gasoee
a. az detsxass % sas hy esrs.aEal caatas.
mes at Barre.
Hrs Hale hss returned from hes visi, 10
SsSPoss and othsr polats .nd $ KoFstag
a. Fred walaae.s =.
Ars. sarah GVeea, who has been Visiting
relatives IN Newport several months, re-
tnrned homo Monday.
Frank Dsowa aud Van CAsnsy have
given up saeiE logging isbs In Merton,
and aee At work 10 Ea&G Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Cheney entertained
= party Of ,rieads q, their bone Friday
evening AID a very pleasant time was en-.
loyed by all.
Ars. H. {. Colby IS spending e iew week.
with rsIaiives and tgionds Ia Derby Line
Nj Colby spaai a part of last week wnf
her there.
The cat show and valentine party given
b. TIE lAdtes OF ths .. r. ;. Thursday ws
well attended and nc laaics cleared bc.
tween eleven ane Twelve doiisrs.
Mr.. and Ars. Carl Hanson moved 10 -
JohnseaSy "Wednesday. Entle Coasar
moved MS family ifon l. Z. -sgoaaafa'
nous sotae house vacated oy tArn Thurs
day.
AmSsA Frazer has been confined 10 n
house 40 weeks wiih grip, bus = able !
be out. Mrs. william BaxEsll aud Ma
Mary Bailey are also some of the late
victims Of srip.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

week.
Mss- NC Grady II E~arstnxsna .scenss,
vtsiisd nsr pssenis. M. aad Ma o. {
Miller.
Ths Ladies socl.l Uason hslc their usus
social ~ the coax. eaarch. psrisss Friday
ate rnoon.
barry BeteEl. who has been seriously IN
xita appendicitis aud paernoass, siais
continues % il..provu.
Arthur Rses, natfi recnnsly assistant
treasurer OF the Orleans Trust Company.
has gone 10 wo.k for Lsne & DxsnslI.
Modern canoples are being crested oges
the entrances 10 tnr federal oalldlns 20
psoIsc; toe steps from water and Ice dug
lag tbs winter us0oshs.
osing 10 tAn illness Of the sse-rtarx o;
elvh atd military saairs, Aarou Geoa.,
executive clark to Gov. Proctor. has been
called 10 Proctor for ; les wexks
The annual 9lnnsr a. toe town farm was
given On Wednesday OF last week. Tsese
arc at psesent Only tao G~epen4eat on the
to~n at the iaFm and 40 paapa-s.
Work on the ~bhou IS p-ogrc.alns
isiFiy ErlI- Tae main building = up aad
covered, and tue iroa works 10 tue bridge
acfo~s tue Z e. e. tracks are In plac<.
Membsr of Lskssi9c ehap,e. add lnvit-
Cd friends wsII hare 8 mssqaorade al Ma
soase ball Wednesday evening, Feo. -.
There sill be refreshments and cntertain.
tnan'. L Il hoped there viii De a saIl al
tendance.
game OF hockey wss played here sat
g1dss, Feb. 5, On the rink on Psousy s
ailer's hay, bet seen sutton aud Sewport,
sutton winning by a scaru OF 3soi. Tier
were Tea spcclators,ass the game xas plzyee
with the mercury tea degrees below zero
Thirty-six t&olcs for .5s'' were set :
.ae school ball 81 Wednesday evening Q
lsst week Refreshments xese served an
a very pleasant evening spsat. The pa
tronesses OF the at slr .Sese Mss. II. "
L7atsood, Miss GslosaiGn aud Miss aeie
C.srke.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

rsaa< wsee:o. Of Ssxp NJ. sud Mr.
T-s@ 81 sae xsi;rT A. VOID company
~.xu In s0xn February -
Tas Lsdsas' Ala sDcsssy will farnish snssr
<-~~sl baked besn diane ~ the school
log tas voters % fown nesting csy.
Aaer FEBRUARY W. Il. fialsy 10 prepared
20 do ssscxsnsshsng in the shop. rersnsly
nusis ~ II. w. Whistler. Mr. Finley
eansa ..era well recommended.
Geo Campbell. butter maker a. TIC Hol-
fsad c~eausarv. was taken very III while
a. Car esson last weaS and xas uaab.H 10
atsnaa 10 bis duties sGvosal days.
D.. II lis rs bssn IN toxa tzsiIng cattle
There xs-s ~ diseased cattle ia ths herds
belonging 10 Geo. Hes. Geo. Green. Frank
Jeancss. Dsasai Bry&Ei. Isaae Haeketi'
james Finn. L. (. Pcnsrzoy and Joseph
Ia /
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

A notorious mountain monnshlner.
Familiarity known - Wild Bill. was
tried before a federal court In Georgia
aaI was ajJud-sl guilty. Before pro
uouncing sentence the judge lecturcd
The prisoner on his long criminal rec.
ord ard III last. Informing him that the
court entertained 10 feeling u anger
toward him. bu; felt only uutniSei pity.
sentenced bin TO xTend six years IL
the federal prison AZ Atlanta
Bel stolldly shifted the qull O: tobac.
90 In his mouth and turned TO leave the
courtroom with the marshal Once out
side the only thing he said was this:
We'll. / suah am glad be want mad
az me-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

M-L ssl.oa s.aveas - eoaa ssa 10 aSs
led san grip
Ms. Esryi Ten pie Of Caafses;oa sasfsss
frsaaes 10 town last @e1x.
Ma. C,.a Carst. has bsea Waiting nsf
aun.. Mrs.. wssGsy Kelley.
xe-y ussa.ant sxeaIag was spsai al sh1
x.lsasIas sscsal al Wesley aslisy's-
NJ. wu-sr Of aorgan IA kasplag hoan
tor ara A. r. Daley daftng na: aoFSao7-
Mrs.. A. T. Dallsy Aai llssis sfaa6-
Miriam aase g3ae 10 Sof'h roy
~. H.r4y ~. seet las from "oFcsaisf'
g.. ere f5e aar nsa-s. Miss Haira
Comiags.
a.. u.,sn g4nasa. o. Troy sas been
Tbs guest of hss aaat, dFs- L@ei@A 'eA'a'
toe pas; Reek
urs Marvin Maraa was called to West
D..nv las, week 81 tns illness OF her
sls,ar, Mrs Dslnar Stevens.
M... Pearl TIson entertained a large
company OF hst young irlsads IT'D : Val
eutine soclal~ riday evening.
II, and Mrs. Fred Thomas Of New York
and Mr.. ana Mrs. Pred Turner of Lanen'
burg we're guests a. w. >. hoooins
last week.
Mis-. He.en conings passed away Friday
s,terno,n; funeral services viii be held
this Monday, afternoon at ? o'clock. FaF'
ther particulars later.
Miss Bertha Comings OF Bates Coiieg'
and Frank Ladd OF Hanover, y. h
were summoned here Friday BY the deati
O, Miss Helen Comlngs.
The funeral services OF A-s- Liza
Thomas Grey OF Morgan ware heid here Il
the Methodist chutch. her old chuFcj
home, Thursday afternoon. she leave
many friends 10 this place, who sincere
mourn her loss.
Gearse Dean. our popular miller, had
narrow escape from serious iuIary Thurs
day when a ladder upon soieh he "
standing slipped, throwing min to ia
ground 10 feet below, " here be struck O
hi. shoulder. Thorough e1an'h@tso
proved that no bones were broken but Il
lameness will cause him discomfort Is
@ame time.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
WESTFIELD.

Clement Barry has moved to Troy.
Rev. r. Williams visited last week in
Can.da.
Muy people have been sick with.the grip
IN this togn.
Mrs. Beni. vignesall OF Dssby.is at Jo-
sepa God6ard's
Mrs. Sylvester Morey. who has been III
with pnsamonia, IL improving.
Leonard Seymour has purchased a place
in Lowell wnlcn be expects to occupy IN
tbs spring.
r. r. Clark, who has been sick tor some
time wltn heart and LIVER trouble. Is abs
To ride out.
Tue Congregational and Methodist con-
gregsisons have united under the minstra-
lions OF the VI. h preacher, Rev. r. VIII
Iiams. Tnis arrangement Il TO coaiinu'
until the II. r. conference. eonvcnes IL
April
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate Of Norman Hector Bull.
lard

The 1ndeEEisaed hsEtzF beer Appointed
- ihe hnaorzbie FrobAEr Coafg tor The Dts-
trtct OF orlrzGs. ComntaztonFrs. 20 receive
srA1tEe- azd Affes. al cfAlraa zzd aesa1cs
y al persoas AxAsasG ms estate Of Normal
Hector Ballard. 3As~ Of Gfsrusharo. ts sAtd
aistrtSf- .ceAse@. Ana all eiAIus esh elfsd
IL oSsea lEsrsEo. hsrsbY give ucNce thAE &c
~tli meet Tor she asEPoses Aforesaid. a.
The late hamr % ~o-mzn a.. Eatiara on the
sd a&T of MArch. AIS fsgh cas- Of Jafy.
aFEk- fro r. % 80 uFE1neE p ~ q.
a1fl 8 c'r&ack PTS each % aA4a 6avs. Ana
tEAi zcuths 'rum ths 1tss day OF 1AuaAEy
AD-tEs e thr stme timftrd ~ aAif CoarE for
sA3A creditors 10 Prcsrat thrir clztaas 20 a.
Tor rrsataAtHnn 49, allowance.
Dated A. GFrcaserso, the tssh dtF 81
FfaFgary. A. =. f@s
n ~ ~ rSfs Commissiosrrs
-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
FOR Sale

No. I03 LARGE HOUSE AND
BARN IN hustling r. T. vu.ar- o.
high dry ground near : - I'D
everything, very pleasant lJc 'i'u.
house would rent, for so per month.
barn 2tx35, might be converted into a
good tenement Houes two story attn
piazza, also has storm Windows down
stairs, buildings all newly painted and
nearly all the rooms have been paper
ed new within a short time, rooms
good size pleasant and vel! arranged,
good building lot could be sold any
day at a good price. insurance s2i00,
and we will sell II all for $500 Owner
wishes TO change climate. IL must be
sold.
No. 2Oi.-MEAT MARKET with
house and barn and Is acres of very
rich land, best equipped slaughter
house, 2ixS6, W stories high with
basement to be found In any countrv
| place cost $1,000 TO build and has $1,000
worth of machinery, etc inside. Pre-
sent owner Is doing SIS, 600 business a
year. The land will produce 30 tons
of hay each year, good 3 o house,
painted white, with spring water, 10
rods from post Office Il in good repair
has furnace and electric lights, barn
30x30, arranged for i've horses and
tour cows, barn and slaughter house
have electric lights. 5000 tuys every
| thing. Don't fail to investigate this
IL you are looking for a good business.
NJ. I05.-LARGE SET OF BUILD
INGS In one of the best locations,
house . story with long ell, and good
barn with 4 box stalls, ine cellar I'M
der house with split granite wall and
brick underpinning, buildings al RE-
Gently painted and shingled, and are
In very good repair. II you want %
go into tenement business YOU can
rent this place readily for s3s0.o0 pei
wear, which l. 10 per cen "a asking
! Price, $500. IE il 50 situated that II
II will surely be worth more money IL
= q few years than we ask for it today
/, Better think this over IL you want K
locate In Barton, Vermont.
q No. i0s NICE VILLAGE PLACE
with fne fruit orchard and large gar
den, nice lawn and shade trees, larg'
cabinet kitchen, hardwood finish
: hot and cold water, has modern bat
: room On second floor, with hrst-clas
plumbing, rooms are very pieasan
,e t, and well arranged, house has wide We
n randa and bay window, concrete walk
good cellar and wood shed, house ais
has storm doors and storm windows
uice new barn with ? stalls IL 20
want TO locate Ia Barton Landing yo
will make no mistake In buying TIL
place at 5000. Owner wishes {
change business q for this plac
, being on the MARKET
ss Look our list over before you buy
farm, house or other property. IL
free.
r. KING & NELSON
BARTON VERNON
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
About Fertilizers

Farmers cAnaot do better than IN
vest a cent Ia = postal card TO sead 20
C.. ; PsEe, Hyde Park. VI. with the
words written thereon. send fer
ttlfzer formulas as advertised in the
ORLEANS County MONITOR" II xEll
ortag tnem tree, postpaid. much vAla-
able information about the prepare
ton Of homemade fertilizers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

Mrs. Bertha VI ,rlln Of Newport &. visit
ing friends IN togn.
Lewis Hamei has moved 10 Newport
where be has employment for TIE present.
Mr. sad sirs. Ernest Aloee of Derby
hsve-ossn visiting hss fstaes,L ) Chatee.
Ms. A W. Einonds has been spending
the week In Derby visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. q. Davis o, Newport
spent several days OF last week al D..
Gray's.
Ms Mildred Beck OF -. ~Johnsoury
came the Iith for atwo weeks visit Al the
home OF her father.
Mrs. Lena Kelley OF Tee Is staying for
a time al her fathers and caring Tor Der
mother, who Is quite III.
The village schools closed on Friday.
The teachers, Misses CoeuFn and Hunt
have cone good WORK.
Mr.. Hoadley OF Lowell has moved into
one Of Or. Gray's tenemenis, snd i work
iug Tor Davis and Gray.
W. ID Miller has rented the store sud
sold his goods 10 Fred Taylor OF H~ardw!ck,
who will take possession the middle Of
March.
Guy Rock well of Hsrdwick was 10 town
recently. sfrs. Rock well returned witt
him to remain for the present in Hard.
wick.
There will be a wonder box social al tn,
vestry Tuesday evening, Feb. ism. sup
per will be served as usual from 8 to
O'Clock. All come.
Miss Nellie Davis passed through al
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospita
at Burlington from which she Is makinl
rapid improvement.
Il has seldom neen the good fortuae o
our peopie to listen TO a. able a speaker as
the Hon. Carlton cnambcrlayne OF Ten.
nessee, who Iectnrei TO US on February Il
on The Reign CT the People" Toe
much cannot be said IA praise of III
mastery way in which he handled hi
subject. Tas regret Is that every eitiEc
In town shouId not have awaited themselv,
: of the opportunity of hearing ueh q mar
= Health Officer DR.. Butterheld sent ssu
plies of drinking water to the state lsbora
tory, Burlington. Tor analysis. The ssu
o pies from the ~squeduct company Shove
normal and healthiui conditions, viii
the sample from the well OF OF J. q. Al
y drews sho wed contaminated water, cot
tanning colon baciIli, the germ that prod
' ces typhoid. This explains probably q
cause of the spread of typhoid. fro
which memoer OF Mr.. Andrews fsmI
. have suffered.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17

WEST BURKE

WEST BURKE
The village school CLOSED. Friday.
sydney Brigham II qaiss sick with grip
Percy Hall of Wilder WAS in town last
week.
JUDGE J. r. Ragsie was In Burlington
last week.
Harvey Arieneof Burlington visited u r.
n. Frssisr's recently.
Mr.. Flora Watson OF Lyndoa Csntes
was In town recently.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
WEST DERBY.

Chas. Cousons ylsIed at +. IL. G!az'eFs
in Barton last sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Chappell aud Mrs f@Fs nan
cock are on the sicS list.
February II a son vas born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Fssqanarson but ola DOL
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Allen have moved
from Northern avenue into FL. siasss ten
ement on Main street
james Gray Is conaned 10 his bed with
bad cold settled on his lungs. Dr. b@og"S
OF Newport Is attending him.
About l. member Of Court Roaring
Brook O. r. Bartoa. visited Curt. Honor
last Frida night. Cake, andwicnes ano
coffee were ser sed and a pleasant time Gu
ioy ed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
CLOVER.

Mrs. 1AmNon S4SLS44ah "N"
monia-
&. A. Davis of Newport spent Sunday In
town.
Mrs. Bert wat.on is working Tor Mrs.
Noah Drew.
Miss McpuHeo goes to her home IN
Sianstead to-day,
Mrs. ID. J. Sargent is III. Gertrude Dopp
is working TOR her.
II. \. Davis Is assisting K. +. Davis IN
invoicing his goods.
c. W. Bean recently sold ten cows, some
going as high as rGo-
Mrs. e. A. Barrows OF Barton visited
Mrs. c. 5. Parker Tuesday.
Mrs. Carr Il caring Tor Mrs. Tcmple,on,
who remains about The same.
Bert ouimby goes onto the railroad to
work again this (Mondsyl morning.
L. ". Merriam IL having his house and
harm wired for electric lights. j. p. Drew
Is doing the work.
Helen Dunbar, a little girl from Coven
try. mas come to live with Mr.. and Mrs. r
III. Bean through vacation.
Mrs. X. :. stark expects her son, Pres
George Gates from Clsremont-Cal, soon
when she Will accompany him 10 Caiiior
mia.
Mrs. Noah Drew underwent an operation
last Monday, Drs. Prime aud Dow per
forming II. Mrs. Drew Is doing as well a
could be expected.
special meeting of Glover Grange, No
272, has been called Tor Thursday evening
Feb. 10, for the parpose OF working tn
sirst and second degrees.
Remember the Washington birthday ba
al Institute hall, Glover, Friday evening
Music by Young's orchestra. Essfyeoi
IL cordially invited. Everything first
class and up-to-d date. supper at III o'eioci
The village scnooIs closed last Frida.
Mr~-Jcnnlngsa and Mics MsDadca teacher
Those having no absent or tardy mar
auring the term Ia the primary roo
ta.yht by Miss McDuIec were sadie W
.ons Mildred Merriam, Paul King aud )
hum Chcsloy.
Don't forget the lecture by Rev. W.
D~ukeshire to- morrow evening, up
4,erom Lumberman's Camp to Poips'
.nsiecg which IL the story OF Toe II
sarcxss own lite. There 10 no admissi
and no collection viii be taken Ess'
one IL invited.
Letters received here record the death
Fred Leonard al Los Angeles, Cair ~
IS year,. He was the younges son
Geo. v. and Mary Ann lDwinein Leon'
formerly OF Glover. He went from NJ
mort II years ago to Denver, COLI :
worked for tbs Pullman Car company
ell little more than one year ago be v
20 Los Angeles, where he Was taken '
paralysis which proved fatal. He leave
wife, one son, Robert, and many trio
In Denver, two brothers, Edward
Frank Leonard OF Los Angeles.