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Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
SMOOTH AND FRUGAL RURAl.lTE.
Bats Automobiles with Calf; and
~ Collects $500 with Gun.

New York.-Aaron Banks, a Pine
brook IN. J.) farmer, near whose
home many automobiles passed, sta
toned his two sons, James and Jeth-
70, In clump of bushes at the road
side with four -weeks-old calf; across
the highway the calf's mother was
tethered in full view. He told his
two sons to turn the calf loose at
the moment an automobile ap-
preached.
Banks, with double -barreled shot
gun, hid himself further down the
road. James was the lookout, the calf
struggling to reach it's bawling moth
or nearly pulled Jethro's arms from
their sockets. Finally James yelled:
Here comes one coming like the
dickens; let 'er loose!"
Jethro dropped the rope and the
calf rushed toward its mooing ma.
The trap was timed to the fraction
Of second: the chauffeur had not
time to avoid q collision, the big car
hurling the calf in the air;s it fell
. lifeless. 5 n: Ri ss I
The chauffeur halted. only to learn
II the car had been hurt. 4 Banks
stepped from behind the tree and
covered the two men and two women
u the car with his shotgun. 55s
That was j. Guernsey calf: none
better bred IN the state" yelled
Banks In affected fury. Il
3 Nvn,,I klIlAI1 u /. = - = = - = Is 81
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
Kangaroo for Gastronomes.

Paris.-A new delicacy has been dis
covered for Paris gastronomes in the
shape of joint of kangaroo on the
Oliver, matre in the hotel at Ritz, said
that he twice had kangaroo on the
menu lately and it has been big sue
cess. People come there who say they
are tired of chicken, beef and mutton
tired of everything. When kanga-
roo is suggested, they jump at it. The
hotel, however, requires notice, and
the cost is about $40 for small joins.
Other delicacies which have regula>-
" appeared on the Paris menus this
reason are birds nest soup, chamois,
bear and especially peacocks.
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20

phone, II some
times think that 1
have not taken
the right course
with my husband"
I'm sure every
one says he is de.
voted" expostu.
lated her caller.
"Oh, devoted!
Yes. But, my dear,
are all men so
hard to please In
every little detailoi
the house and the
family? I can tell
you they are not.
Look at Mrs. Sedg-
wick's husband"
"Mrs. Sedgwick
is so sweet" mur.
INJURED the caller.
"Sweet!" burst.
out Mrs. Bovee.
with a violence
suggestive of re a
snort. "Of course
she is sweet. She
-Al3- @l~~
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
Business Booms Again,

Chicago, Feb. 18.-Confidence is
returning and there is gradual re-
covery all over the country from the
recent slump in business. Special dis
patches from all parts of the country
indicates that business is showing more
life, idle men are finding employment,
money is easier and, most significant
of all, manufacturers and merchants
are again discounting the future and
building up their stocks.
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Elrod SAYS No.

Watertown, s. D., Feb. 1S.-For-
mer Governor s. H. Elrod gave out
the following statement:
ITO my loyal friends throughout
the state who have persisted that I
become a candidate for governor,
subject to the June primaries, and
predicting victory for the Roosevelt
Taft-Kittredge supporters, I wish to
state that am not, and shall not be,
q candidate.
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
Store Burns,

Amery, Wis, Feb. $50. Peter
sens & Co.'s store together with the
entire stock of general merchandise
was totally destroyed by fire. The
fire, thought to be inoendiary, origi
mated in a warehouse at the rear, and
before anything could be done both
buildings were in flames. The local
fire department and citizens succeed
ed in saving the buildings adjoining.
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
A Tight Lid.

Washburn, Wis, Feb. s.-Beoause
of the Sunday lid" placed on this
city the funeral Of John Cousineau,
which was to have been held Sunday
had to be postponed until Monday. So
strong was the closing order that
the livery barns were stopped from
furnishing carriages for the funeral.
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
A Small Check.

Sparta-O. H. Haehnke, justice of
the peace, has just received from the
Oliver Iron Mining company, the oper-
ating company of the steel corporation,
a check for cents. While the Oliver
was using scrip for real money Mr..
Haehnke handled a garnishee case
against an employe. The script was
in even dollars and the obligation was
all paid but the Z cents. Now the
company RENTS the balance So far
as known on the range this is the
smallest check ever given out by the
great steel corporation.
4 BRIEF NOTES.
Winona-The cid" must not be
tilted on Sunday in Winona Any ef-
fort to get around the law causes
trouble Anton Pellowski was fined
$40 and costs for keeping his saloon
open last Sunday. Il. { M. "a. @ s
Morris The city Of Morris will re-
fuse to pay the tax Of 2 per cent on al
moneys received from liquor licenses,
as provided by chapter 288, Laws OF
1907, for the purpose Of securing funds
for state inebriate farm.
ST. Paula. H. Stem, Of st. Paul,
was appointed q member Of the COM
mission appointed to select the silver
service for the battleship Minnesota,
to succeed George Thompson, who res
signed. II .36.5S
Biwabik Without making an
inouncement Of q find, q. a. st. Clair is
making preparations to sink Z shaft On
the four forties on which hs has 8
lease directly west and south Of the
Hector mine, near Biwabik. .5
Bemidj hief River Falls and Do
midi are to have companies n the
national guard. Both towns have good
organizations and have provided arm
ory accommodations. b
Campbell y mass oonvsntiea q the
bitionists, held here. plAesd y.
81. Merrill of Wolvsstoa = neniAatl11
- the lAgislatuEe.
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
Question |: ! |, } d
ofNIetlnod

Dear me-" exclaimed Mrs. Bovee
GROSSLY as she turned from the tele.
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
Think CITY Deer Killed.

Mckinley-The deer that made Nc.
Kinley famous has disappeared and
it is believed that it has been killed.
1t was a doe, captured in the woods
in the spring, together with its twin
sister, and was the property of Aid.
Joseph Ahlim. The deer had great in
telligence and extraordinary pugnacity,
having attacked and bested the prize
bulldog of the town. A boy twisted
it's tail, was knocked down and his
face cut by the deer's hoofs. Although
the animal has often remained out for
a day or two, it now has been gone
for ten days, and is believed to- have
encountered some poacher who took
advantage of the animals tameness
A liberal reward will be paid by the
citizens of Mckinley for information
that will lead to the arrest and punish
ment Of the guilty person.
Wins PRICES Easily.
Pine Island-Minnesota butter and
cheese makers are becoming so ac-
customed to winning prizes that they
no longer have to make an effort to
win them. George Hoefler has just
found this out.
A short time ago he sent samples
of brick and limburger cheese which
he had made at the Pine Island factory
to friend, who is an inspector in the
New York dairy and food department.
A little later he read in dairy paper
that he had won two prizes in the
cheese contest in which the best
cteesemakers of New York state par
ticipated. A letter to the New York
inspector brought the information that
he had entered the two samples sent
him and he inclosed a check for the
prizes won.
Warren sheaf., 1908-02-20
TWIN oiTY MARKETS.
Minneapolis. Feb II.

minneapolis. Fob IL.
Wheat-No. northern, 81. .0I;No. z
northern, 41,02. May 11.olh. 0ats-
No. s white, 4yo; Ooxn-No. 3, Sc
Barley No. 4, &c. RYs-No. 5, 10
Flax seed No. !, o1.f6. Butter
Creamery, extras, SO; drsts, 20.
dairy, fancy, 80. sscsnls 22c;
Poultry Turkeys, 12c. chickens 10u;
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
MORGAN.

Charlie Bennett T. recovering from bic
several weeks sickness.
Carl W aezlsr IA. bern confined % the
house with cnickea pox.
a sou- in-lzw of SIR. Coriiss and his
family are stopping wiki Mr. Cor.iss fam
sly on the Flanders farm, Doug a, last fall oy
Mr.. Corli.s.
seymour lake Is eth open. Consider
sela ics Is usually cut Ia January, bot will
need TO asvc GlTsrsnt weather soon TO do
II this year.
Elmer Hoimss and Clsrcacs Taomas are
both saving wood piles with their ma.
ehines. Myron Lurvsy has jos; bought a
nacbiae aud We shall be independent OF
The coal companiss.
Sidney CIappe- vas throsn from q tree
De was choppiag on Tuesday, and wss
badly shsson up, bot fortunately no bones
were broken. Mathew whitehill xas also
struck b. e tree few days ago aud badly
In iurcd his head.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

TIE Se~ Years ball gtvsu Irsss.
sxsa.ng ., TIE r. ". A. hail wzs xslI
zsssadsc sae good time was eaI sysd.
Wort ga. recsiss1 rscentIy OF sne
dfownsn< Of Howard. son of Ne. sud Mrs
Jssss gsyaoses. IN Ays-. Aass- His body
hss not eeen recovered a. taIs writing
lie wxs sonus IS pears old.
The following officers for the ensuing
year ia fhs Sunday school were elected
Sunday. Dec. -: Superintendent, levin
Stephenson; secretary and treasurer. Mr..
;. Bridge; orgsnls,, Mn. May Patterson.
A rrnspsson wss given Thursday evening
~ the hons of Mr.. and Mrs. James Adams
IA honor OF the return of Mr.. snd Mrs
Edgar ,Adsus from their wedding trip
ST.. and Ma Adams were The recipients
Of many presents. sand xicncs, cake and
eoffee were served and . very pleasant
evening vas spent In the wes small
tours The merry company Jeff. wishing
Mr.. ana Mts. Adams many ycsrs Of happy
welded life.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
NEWPORT.

Hon. { A. Prouty was in town q few
days recently.
Master Urban Livingstone visited rela-
ilves In North Troy last week.
Miss Ls,tIe Foster has finished her school
al South Barton ana Is at home.
Miss Helen Clarke spent several days
with relatives at Island Pond last week.
Mrs. r. +. Hspgood has beea quite III
for several days, but Is now improving.
Geo b. Young and his son Harold are
both III with the grip sad conaaed to the
house.
{. II. Loyelsnd Is able to be in his store
agaia, though not fully recovered from
ais recsnt lllness.
Rev. Ariel Bsiiondi, pastor OF the Italian
cbu ca OF Barre, spoke at the Methodist
church Sunday evening, Dec. -.
suffering from whooping cough, the dis
ease being quite prevalent here at present.
Work has commenced on the new Yacht
club clu ohouse, the ice being Arm enough
~ ~ AsSlRNA o@.Sk
thereon.
Editor ID. w. andre.h of the Ex press
aud standard and Mrs. Hildreth viii 20
soon to Florida TO spend the remainder Of
the winter.
The factory OF b. r. Moore & son has
been shut down for the holidays. This -
not from sIacsness of business but Is their
usual custom.
Union meetings under the auspice, OF the
federated churches OF Sesport and " est
Derby were held each evening during h e
week OF prayer.
Harry Dickens had the misfortune to
fall on the Ice recently, fracturing the
point Of his left elbow. This accident will
cause him TO De Idle for several weeks.
The young son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry
Black was the victim of q bad accident
recently. While running about the house
with q pencil In bis mouth hs fell and the
pencil wxs driven into the roof OF the
mouth a distance of an inch or more.
Though very painful, no serious results
have as yct developed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
IRASBURC.

Joan Zero has moved TO Charleston.
lion. c II. Wheeler Is IN poor health.
Bernard Lee was ia NJ ontpelier last week.
Mrs. j. s. Wiley, no has been gate III,
IN improving.
Miaa Florence somers visited friends 10
Derby last week.
H. Il. ChamberIia visited friends in
Wells River last week.
{. II. Woodward was badly bitten OF
the hand, oy dog. recently.
Frsuk Wiley was In I.yndonviIlc recent
ly 10 attend the funeral OF hls uncle.
Nearly ali the teachers in town attended
this teachers' meeting held at Newport
Thursday.
Prof. and Mrs. Leland Green of High
gate we're guests of NJ. and Mrs. c. r.
Collins last wsek
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Webster OF South
Albany spent New Years with Mr.. and
Mrs. CharIss Webster.
The c. e. social held ., the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. {. Goss on Friday evening,
Dec. q, was veil attended and all report q
very pleasant time.
The Ladies' Aid society viii NEE, with
Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Lsnou Thursday at
! O'Clock. Tsere viii DC an Epwo.th
League social Thursday evening. Al
invited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
MORGAN CENTER.

Claude Peavey Is suffering from blood
pots oning.
Arthur Burroughs was home from Coaii-
cook, p. q. for a wish last week.
Geo. Evans little boy who has been very
Ill for several days Is improving.
Mrs. J. Ellis has been III for several day.
with a severe throat trouble.
Mr.. Hiiiiasd and family from East
Charleston have moved TO the Ceater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas of Ses York
hsve been the guests o: his mother, Mr.
A. Gray, for several dsys.
The Modern woodmen will hold a pub
lie Installation of officers January iO;h
An oyster supper will be served free to the
woodmen's wives and the Lsdies' Auxil-
larry. Good music In attendance
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
LOWELL.

Il. F. Winchester Is on the alex list
{. II. Sewton spsn, last week IN Cor
NTH. y. t.
DIR. sneehan spen. Saturday and Sunday
In Craitsbury.
Mis- Blaneh Stephenson OF Barton spen,
last week in town.
Mrs. myth sisco Of North Troy vas In
town the first of the week.
Messrs. Hoyt and Harris OF Barton Land
ing we.e in town Thursday on business.
Miss Maud Severance has returned to
New York, having spent the holidays In
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morehouse have b-gun
housekeeping In the Martin tenement in
the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. wharrey OF Fitch Bay,
Gsn., recently visited their daughter Mrs.
e. Z. S,annard.
The students from Bakersfield, Johnson
and Parton have returned TO their school
duties altar q short vacation.
John and Nellie shortslevcs OF Barton
visited their grandparents, Mr.. and Ars
Denis Shr4ssIevea, last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

Fred 81 John has moved 10 North Troy.
Bert Goodro has gone to New York City.
OMlss Glenna Bean has been vhiiiny in
Rlchfort.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth hare been Wait
ing Ai George Kings.
Little Hazel Buck Ia very sick from es-
iecss OF swallowing penny.
Miss SURE shiilato OF sonerville, Mass,
Is visiting ct }. s. Andrew.
Miss Bertha Cummings OF Derby has
been Visiting Mrs Arnold Edmunds.
Curtis Sweet of franklin has bsea visit
Ing his sis,sr, Mss. A. q. LArsbe<.
San Puf7sr 10 very alex with typhoi<
fever 81 his home In 0uanajaato, Mex.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
WEST CLOVER.

Mr.. Robbins was In ST. Johnsonry
Wednesday.
Alien Thompson's family have baen
having the mumps.
Gladys Bean Is spending tew days with
her sister, Mrs. wnl Msgoon.
Mr.. Robbins of St. Johnsbury visited
his sister, ars. g. A. Dew, recently.
US. Tolman wss here to spend wedres-
asy with his family at y. {. Stevens.'
Miss Curtis. teacher al South Albany,
spent sstu rdsy and Sunday with Mrs
Agnes Cook,
George Young's family and Hr. and
Mrs.. Clark Borland were at Lawrence
rrie's January
Mrs. Carrie Toiman and son, Lucius,
from ~. Johnsoury Center have been
visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Cutler and Mr.. and
Mrs. wm. Cameron we're guests at James
Cameron's New Years day.
Seven or eight persons went from here
Saturday to Newport 10 take examinations
for The new X. r. ID. route.
Week of prayer services viii be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings at 80 In the schooihonse. Come 10
one or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook came home
January 3. Their many friends are glad
to see them and all hope for Mrs. Cooks
complete recovery.
Among those who entertained January
I was q. A. Bickford where Is sat down
TO dinner. At y. c. Stevens there were Il
and at Mrs. Agnes Cooks 10.
The annual meeting and roll call of The
Congregational church will be held in ths
ball Saturday. January IL. An excellent
dinner will be served at Il O'Clock sharp
followed by church reports and business
election of officers etc. All members
contributors and sympsthiEsrs with th'
cause are very cordially invited ane
requested TO be present
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

.Tesxe wzs taassgy seunlan ~ tAo h8sas
20 Charles Stevens. aspsc szs~sz. ses
Yeats aay. Tne parties fsoaa ous Of town
prssvns wexs. NJ. sn1 sIrs. G. =. Harry
AID Hazel and assloE. NJ. and Mra- r. a
Hardy and L~o .eonPfovitsE et HIlE. q sp-.
Mr. and Mrs- v g. HasGy and AIhasE Az
axymoac. sr. aua Mrs. y. :. sisrdy sse
wlIlsy sna Leila. Mr. and Mr. T. q.
asrcy. Ira. Elanenr, sa9 Halay. la sas
I1za Stevens from B8rs0n Landing acd
I.7ua gu hsck .son AtiingEon, Mas.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
CLOVER

Ia a5yt ls san sing ts0n heat tsoa.
als
Myrs cArpsaser i home from sarilng-
sor.
David wilson. little dsagassr Is very Ill
asthIs writing.
NJ and Mrs Collins wege visiting at Carl
ge&n's over sunday.
nl.s Loi. Sargent has returned TO her
school in Hoatpelser.
Haary Dsxing has com neacsd drawing
tne lnmbrr from the wylio los.
Roy Bean Of Birsoa Landing spsn. san
day with hts father. Amos Bean
pr aud Mrs. A. c. PhilIlps entertained
party atfdInner New yeas's day.
Mrs. Mark Johnson entertalned IS pso-
ola al dinner on New Years day.
Ms. Dora Phillips entertained Is invited
guests at dinner on Sss Years day.
Mr.. Lcmoureux snd family we're in
Hardwicx Visiting part of last week.
Mrs. {. 5. Parker and son have returned
from II. JohnsDury, ~ mere they have been
visiting.
Mr.. PhIla Bean, who has been quite i'll
At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Scott,
- better.
The school at Slab City vas el Jssi part
OF last week, on secouat OF the Illness of
the teaehar.
Miss Ade!la Chapman Is spending a tew
days with her aunt, Airs. Darwin Wright
ST Evansville.
George Wilson shod - horses In one
day recently, beside other shop work.
The Greensboro Bend cornet band will
give a sociai dance ct Institute ball,
Glover, Friday evening, Jan. 10. All In
vited.
There was Christmas tree at the Cong I
church. Many thanks TO the committee
who provided go excellent a program, also
TO Santa.
Rev. ". A. Warner will deliver his
lecture on The Holy Land al the Universe
list church Friday evening, Jan. 10. Price
70 and Is csnts.
{. :. Phillips has Id deer heads, one
half and three whole deer moose, caribou.
several bear, Wild cats.snd lynx besides
nearly 200 birds and squirrels tor mount
this season.
We receive from Glover Sery few weeks
.uusign items. The editor has repeated
times enough that unsigned Letters and
items went into the waste basket so that
the lenders will not be looking for them
in tho locals. Ed.
p r. Simpson OF Lyndonviile was In
town recently and sold short horn COW
from the herd at "Pine Shade Farm" To
ar;ies at Wilmington, also heller calf
from hts herd at .Grssmere" TO the same
parties. Price received for both s2S5.
The announcement of the marriage of
Ellsworth Twombly 10 Miss Edith Hol-
brook has been received. They will reside in
st. Johnshury. Mrs. TwoIbly will be re-
nembored by many friends and school
mates in the southern part OF the town.
CONGRATULATIONS
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06

Mr-sae Mr. g;~la eaynsoa q West
asst srs hass 70 spsad some isaas Eisa rel
sssTe~.
NJ snt Mr.. AHA Pan hsTs rssursss
from California wss-a they spsas iAs psss
year.
KsT- Fred williams ns ss~vsrviIIs. p.
V, hss e7ue 20 sap.sly Al ,hs " z eaarra
untu eonserunee-
Ms- land Mr. James Martin .sd tEo
daughters Of Sswpos; wr-e ros-ns xsstfo-.
at {. c. Ksnneay's.
Laihur Smith and Aisz-t s,awa-. have
changed places each taking possession o.,
,aeir home January !.
Miss Mary wrigs; AID Msss Cl4r. Bo~-
Icy OF Wes;no-e spent ssvo-sl Gays OF last
week with rs'a,tves here.
Rodney abells has moved TO The farm te
purchased in Lowell. giiTsyIo- has taken
possession Of the Ahelis farm.
Ruth. the lisiic c.uShser o, Bert Has-
lock, fell from a chair rr,-sntly, hcnd!sr
two bones o, oas arr. 80 ssely /, REQUIRED
sp,la;.
news has BEEN received Of tho birth On
Dec - eta 500, Chsricz Wellington. TO
ar and Mrs. Charles 5. Stevens, formerly
Of isis place
iho tall on New Years night was a vc-y
p'cas@ni affair and lhcro Was a nice cyrn-
pAoy present Mcredith's orchestra furnish
ed Zoe masic.
Misses VitgiaIa aud Doris RIsnder. haze
returned 20 ;nriF homs at M.rtha's Vine
yard alter pleasant visit OF two moaths
Siih relatives here Their mother sill be
renafin oortd a. Carrie Stewart.
Ambrose GFiggs did a. the home of al.
d@nEaieT, Mrs Esxta Rockwell. here he
bad lived for some time. Mr.. Grirgs had
sh0c< sooa. ssyea weeks ago which left
him Ia feeble condition. On Tuesday
snsraooe, Dec 81, be On went an opera
tion Tor Manipulated hernia, 10 rs weak
condition be was unable TO rsIiy. lie died
al O'Clock In the morning Of January,2
M Grigys was = years old. lie leave.
t%o daughters and several IONS 10 mourn
bis loss. The funeral vas hoId from the
house Saturday Of II o'cicck and burial
beside his wife whu died several years ago.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
GREENSBORO.

n. b. Payne IL on the sick list
DC. Mclv.ne Is very Ill at this writing.
Eev. r. J. Barton preached ~ Derby
Sunday.
Gertrude Thornton has gone TO North
crAftsbary TO attend school.
George s. Cook went last Friday TO Ma
lick, Mass, for short vacation.
]. A. King IL substituting for the Il. r.
u. carrier Mcclellan, during his absence.
Al. M-Ciellan n taking his two weeks
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
CALEDONIA COUNTY
WEST BURKE


Mr.. Alses GnksH ~ls Ia s.. JoAassa-y
Tuesday
Elwya Jsansss of cAsris,,oa "a. Ia
town Prsesy.
Mrs Ssstis Mccoy Il gate IN <s.A an
attack OF grip.
Rev. ?. ~ Dana o, Lialssoa, y. II, vas
in tosn sasg week.
Enmsl Cans visited as eoasia. jacob
solomon, last week.
Ernest sHnh OF wolccs: 4. visiiinr ~.
aihes, Marshall Saith.
Clayioa George has so.a working Tor
= J. Heath the pas tao zesks.
Nj and Mr. sssrt wAHrAsr o, -.
'ohnsoa'y were n town Iss; week.
Msri Gaskoil o, Barton ga. the sus., q,
Arthur Way the latter par, Of last week.
Mr.. Aastc Burn. ha. eo-n III waa grin
and asrvoas troubles Tor ths past week.
Charlie PcsiiagmI was called 10 so,,o,
Friday By the serious .llnc.s Of his bro, her.
Mr.. Geo. Cole o; East Barke s. visiting
her parcai-, Mr.. and Mr.. LYNN waliS..
Miss Celia aud Kay spsnoer returned
Tuesday TO their school IN Kinrston. y. n.
Elmer GaskiIi OF 81. Joha.bary Waited
at Henry Gukili's Gad ". q. CAensy'.
last week.
Mrs Varnry, who has ben very ~ with
pneamaasa, - gsiaiag. aud her nurse lc,i
Friday.
NJ. aud Mrs. r. J. Smith and two
children % Wolco;t have teen Waiting a.
J. 81. Smiths.
cSTISUKD oS FACEElaHr
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
vrSTMoR

FPS Eta Gilman OF Morgan Center 10
wishing her aunt, Mrs. j. r. Lyon.
Tbs annual meeting OF tbs Coagrexs-
tt'nsl church viii again b. Posipoasd
Yhiii the return Of the psstor.
4 Rsr. Mr.. Rosa went TO Ayers Il q. r. @,
6onssy. From their. b ard Mrs.. Roe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
HOLLAND.

Blanche Hscketi has been on the sick
list.
girl baby at GA Bushaw's December
2nd.
DR.. Carter has gone To Stratford, n. II.
on business.
Thomas Maxwell has moved 10 his farm
In Morgan.
II. W. Wheeler is putting up q new
blacksmith shop.
ON, Hall has moved into the house
W here Eugene Gray lived.
A baby girl was born TO MFR. and Mrs.
Fred shompany Decent Der 30sh.
Ar. HUI has ben confiaed to the
house with hard cold for several days.
Mr.. and Ms. Fred Parker spent Christ,
mas at the home of Henry Fox, at Barns-
ton, 20.
Rosa and Mary Baxlne,, who spent
Christmas at theig home here, returned TO
thvi, work al Island Pond last Wednes-
day.
Ga Sunday evening, Dec. 2a.h, the farm
buildings belonging TO Mrs. Emmeline
Stevens we're burned, together with the
stock, consisting of three horses, four
cows. aud q pair of oxen, The origin OF
the tire IS unknown.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-06
NEWPORT CENTER

The annual oyster supper and donation
Tor the benefit of Rev. j. b. Higgins, psstor
OF the r. b. church, will be- held wednss-
day, Jan. Is, 10 @. A. X. ball. Inc execu-
tive COMMITTEES OF the Gleancrs' society are
preparing = literary program, which they
wlsh to commence promptly at O'Clock.
Everyone Is cordially inviled.