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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
wcrtho Hou(cScr.

@ itnrH on r. tnii 1895 Bertha JinuieScr,
sabre iBrC5 NcOCIb. Stt. Nccr6i6riig Iiuoc;
iTrcrS i"ttcit gS65btiitTo VI. "fii35, %orSHGsoiltoe
Glyufc, aus liltt. D0ju &crlunn0.c II. Sreunoc
uditunu5uull Ciuutla0eI iin0. 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

acGubt bobe. Ser Danetii6e arDn-
4nuoIt ioa nun cu, Olltodtct bo.
rider abgebcn.
Ger ttuIicuii6c Yarlo.
mellt9 3 NnSidurB, Der ith nit Der
Ncrdbleblrng Der ottipcn WtilitGr.
oicnItjcit auf 5pci Sabre ~beid)Gitigt
lat, ipridt iid fir Die 2lblebmtng
ser j'ucii0brigen Ijcnit5cit aus. Ser
jcBigc ShlacubIid lei ihIedt geluGblt,
Die Ncform IN (~StoiIcn cin5ufiibrcn.
[rollt man ON Guoc in Stnlien Dem
6ric0cn nidt2
GoS &onoorcr Fant beon
sic @citminitcr }.btei, lit nit
GcnfmGGeru 10 ijbcrfiiat, Oob ea
idrwieri9 1T, nod lIcllc Stotiien I'M.
tcrjubrin0cn. @olfolr lprod ncus
lid ais Der Yremicr = Wtiniiter Ms.
auth Den NntroQ i%tcllte, benz per.
itorbcnCu Gompbcu Zimmerman Cin
GcnfmuI 5l ictclL Die @oiimrng aus,
0ub 0ieiC9 0o5 lcttc iCin m09c. Soro
GDer9lcD mod)t mul Den &oridlng
cincn 6lii0cl on 0jc 9lbtci or5lbou.
cit, 0onlit NroBc &ritcl ooN 81 ibrenn
Trnfuol I'M Eoutbcon fGnlcn.
Sic 5cbn S0bnC, Scr poL
niidcn 2lItiiBcrin ,%Sltitinc @oQnif III
Ntilouo, Ncgicrumg4 0c5irf @rom'
berg bic ouc SolOutcn morcn, bot
ten iid allf cinem @rlppcnbilo pho
t~01rnpbircu loiiCn Wno Gin NilO Dem
&aiicr ST ieinem IcBtcn @cburtStoAc
ii6criunot. Ger Goiicr IicB Der Wtltt
ter iiir Die Nilirucrtinmfeit bcitcn9
bunfcn lun0 iurlotc ibr ais 3eidcn
lcInCr %ircu0iAcn Gbciinnbnc cine IN
Der t6niQlid)cu Eor5cllmr = Wdutiot
tllr hcrAcltclltc Sniit nut icitcm Eor-
trait = NiloniB. Gu& Gniicrbil0niB
ser (oiic lit BON cincn &orbcerfrou5
lmlidloiien Der 5cbn &noipen ol3
Siuubolo Der 3c6u S0bnc trGgt.
GUlulanb's tiirtiide gGber,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
@plfe's sdnle fir @nabcn.

VT, 1917, StnoeMsIuenie.
Ghiiler fir o15 Solcg ober bobere @raoe
oorbereitci' al1iiens poer Rribatllntcrridlt.
Commensurate besinnt am 1. SuIi. = GenSet
fir YaMpbIei. (Mai3O 1WN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
GUiulanb's tiirfiide 8G6er,
GarIfdble .cserdups. Rpitamt et8eH. StetS pffea.
HNnlthcr RrCuRinocr.

g iiurn am &. SUM 1908 pl6plih in Gin
itc.r, ga. NSnlther Srcun;uNcr I'M 81, Scbcno
tags 4 nor, pom 9cidcnUt'tdlicr 50. ~, 0tu,
NJ. $40, SrcbCrid SlNcm.c, ans ituit. OG5J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

9nS Nrud= un0 Sra
pCurs0 Cportcmcnt oe5 SMobomtc3
lit IN Letter Bet Gog uno 9}oUt oil
ser Slr6cit nclucicn, lum Die NInttcn
iiir gtot6iinu0& @onTuotcn hcrpiitcl.
lcri. NM 0ic 800 Miaioncn Collars
lir0cll bcrCit& iir mo icrtiN IN GCn
Hcicruc.@ Op6lbcn ocS Wml0c9ibot-
antics ouiNcipciGcrt, Mou bot Oic
alien Nlnttcu Ncbroitdt mo oCn
Wcrtrr nNrbcft ourdl @ulOc& Obi
Qotioncn" MIR nod oic @ortc yoGcr
0lird) orOCrc S%id)trbcitcn" rnNciii0t.
Giucr @cl0tIcmmc lit alio porNcbcigt
iucnn Bic bn6cn Grmortungcn, Die
man oil ooS ncilc @cicb Qctniipit hat,
III @rfilQlnq gchcIr. %ora,laiid)tliG
miro obcr Don 6Cnl 9~tnthgcIO GicieS
Sabr Gnr nidt9 1Chrolld)t mcr0cn,
ocnn uticrc 6inon5bl0tter bcrid)tcn
Oob Die Notionol Nonfcn ocs Canoes
nod, nienlola iiber Iopicl Noor0cl0
pcrFilat b0ttcl, mic icbt, iooob mir
and, 5irr GrntC5cit ohnc 0n& Not6.
ltdnoaNcl0 rcd)t mohl ultafonmlCn
fonncn. Nir 800 Minioncn 6rolIdcn
ollo norcrit llid)t nlllcriibrt III lucr-
Gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13


'''& II Ginri bot @.cnc-
rot M}itc Sloan in elmer W}oiicnpcr.
l%annHllUg inter ocl1 2huipi5icn Der
o&'0o iiir pcri6nIiAc GrciDcit" cinc
Hc0c dcboItcn, mcIhc oCl Nro6ibi.
tioniltcn gar nid)t gcfollcn bat. Gincr
Der Scttcrcn b%chouptet, hu6 c9 10
ctlu03 luic pcriGnlidc Trcibrit oar
nid)t g0bc, 0oB Ser Gin3clnc nlrr 10.
Olcl NcC1tc hriiBc, mic tim oic @cicu
Idaft 5uAci,cbc. lln0 5ltn WNuc;5
iiiDrtc cr ocriOic0enc Gntid)ciounNcn
umcrifuniidcr 9iid)tcr an. Milo cine
pcriGnlihc Grcibcit ioQ c@ in OcnGcr.
StootcL int &on0c Scr SrcicrL nid)t
nlebr gctcu? Wcnn Co sen Yrobibi=
tioniiicn nodNingc, lpdrc tic id)on
ldngit ollie. Is Nibt o6cr olldb nod
Heiltc in Nmrrito, Ole iih o,f ibre
Mcnlfcn mo Trcibcit1 . 9icd)tc be
Ilnncn lmo 0oiiir cintretcn mo fam.
picn. lln0 lie mcroen lNllicbliH iic.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13
G~eriammlnngs Nn5cigcn.

,epriug @aroru.e parpcrcin DIR. 1 uuu gaitt
more"
Die Subresneriantlnlulg iinbet am 9iontun,
Is. SUM zoos. S ltbr Slbeno2. in Sribuu's
0nle, Gr. 703. Aefts0n giraffe. iiir bic
lSubI Der Sircftoreft mo SrleoiqInG FOLDER
uuoercr @Gibdiie ltdtt. Die Dem &creit porges
lcgt lucroen m1gen.
Srant O,ahn,
U65,O Yrtlioent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Nm %. &ul; ioI Sic @i..
mnrf %iifc in ser @alboQo Bel
Ncgcn@burN nuigcitcut mcrocll. Sic
Tut'teIllng gcldicbt olli Nnoromung
oc2 Frinj He0cnten 2ltitpoIO. Sic
bon &onj1 Sitopig Dem Gritcn bon
SnOcrn crbollte WoIbollo ioQtc notb
Dem Wilcn ibrc9 @rbaltcrs ocmG cut.
lden Ncid)c ii5cr1ebel merocn. Die
Nr%aelc0crbcit tont nlld) unl1ngit in
Der bapcriidcn &anmlcr sur Spra.
dc. IS luurOc ober in Sragc &c.
ltellt. oh ooS Gcutid]c Heid, mie eS
1871 nltcr Dem I~liSid1lub Scitreid'S
~9e1rilnoct lporbeL Dem Tcide ent.
iprcde, ooS aonig 9uolpig I'M au9e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

unicrc M|u&fubr on Nin=
ocrn. Shlpcincn lmb SMoicH Goltc
I'M WIoi mad cinCm cbcn ucr0iicnt.
Iid)tcn bulletin oc2 Stotiitiimcn Vii.
reoll5 pom NonOcla-G Cportemcnt Ct.
ncn @crtb bon rlno onocrtDoI6 Niils
lioncn Collars. Gic &u3iu6r Don
6lciid ut0 Milherci-Ero0uFtcn he
~jiiicrtc iih iiir W}oi olti t0Sl6O30
Collars. @!lio nod grobc }ht3iubr,
uno bod itcigcn Die Nrejic i'm Ell.
lonO. 9htr bel MonopoIcn. sic fci
Ven g&cttbcmcrb Ill fiirdtcn brolrt5cn
mo 0urd) 'potb56Nc Qc1cn ocn @ctt
DGuerb oea Nu2lon0c2 QcihiiBt limo,
lit Oua m0NiiG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

YnItor e. q. @oiiou in
Nunorf bat ~NclclcntIiA Der libcrdlc1
0Umonltrotion sic 6ort pcronitoltct
>pltr6r, elmo gcoc QchultcL in mel
der ct bctontc, BOB 0ic N~Aitotiou &C
gen Ole Frobibition2bcucgl1l0 Circ
ctbiid)e 6roNc lei. Sic iri nid}t I'M
&ntcrCIic Der GrouCr mo NrcnnCr,
ion0crn i'm NticrcIic non WcuGCn &c.
lrtlicbcnNcr Niir0cr, oic NreiGcit i6rc3
Shlu13 uerldngcn. northumberland
belt Gcacn WIultc Wcicbcl Nr. Molioi1
ldAt: Sic protcitontiid)r @ciitliAfcit
(0ic cnQlild= iprcdcnbc nllcilL noids
bcnc) iltdc cine OtonopoI 0c5 Cont
toNaNciN0it3. sites ioQ ruben, bn.
nit scr McnIM nit6t m0cr& fam.
oils lid ibrcn1 @ridGft 5%umcnocn. Gle
Stride IolItc iid id)Gmch ocrort cil-
5ltNcltcbcL BOB tic, nit ibrcr Nlors
rcid)Clt @cidyihte, IS nidt mo0t nit
bcn &nnbcL 0ic in Scr Strohc 0cS
SonntnNs @ua lpiclcn in Gonflr.
rr!5 81 trctcn; c3 often ju bCfcrucn,
Oof, mcnl bic @irtbiNoit 0cS Conn.
toN3 piicl ijcht, lie uidlt bcitcbct
tCnn. Gicic @ciitlidNn Qc6cn iiM
ocn GnlhciL ola Oh tic, Qcrooc lie,
nit ser Miiiion in sic @clt 0ciNidt
myrGcrL ole on6crcn M|cnid)cn 81
6luill0cn, gut 5l ipcrNcn. Sic Iin6
Nicic1iNcL sic ollcin III 0icicr @cIt
Iiir gut nn0 moroIiiN ijh boltcn, luno
Die iidl omo6cL scr Mcnidhcit sic
N%Itcrnotiuc 81 itcGlcn: Mcrm Sbr nidt
in unicrc Stride fonmcn mnut, 10
Jolt &6r ipcniNitcn8 nir0ruo3mo on
bcr8 binNcbcn biiricn." Nrtt Ncipro.
d>cn. Colder @ciItIidCn Sic nrollt.
bnit mnb mltNig lire Stinwue NcNcl,
bic FrobibitionSbclpcNlmG crbcbeu,
loIltcn mir mcbr bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

Wcttcn bel Hfer0crcnncn
lit I'M Stootr Nelu 9)orf BON icbt an
Gin Ecrbrcd)cn 0o1 nit cirrn ,Snhrc
@ei0nGniB n0cr oar nit 3nhtboll@
- obnc ole 3ulniiuIQ BON @clOitroic
b~cItroft miro. gSojil nm nod
@cttrcnncn a0bultCn, lpclm nid)t
mcAr gelncitct lpcrhcn oori! Iic
Fleroc5iid)tcr in &c1tltan Die MiGip.
ncn IN ibrcn @citiiten ouAclc1t bobc1.
iclcn bcreit8 ibrcn Hlliu uor Nu0cn.
Sic iiirdtcn, id]on in bicienl Sabre
eincn &erllllt Don nnScrtbnlb Millio-
men Collars SIT hobcn, @an5 10
idlimm mirb'3 mobl nimt iein. limo
iuo5u iino 0cnn IN Nnicrifo sic @ciebc
"a, iuenn iic nidt ungonGcn ipcrbcn
iollen2i
Sn GoniaS bat Gin Moi.
icltbcruoItcr fir feline 9lrbcit in eli.
mem @nnferotipcriohren rltr $3.50
rcrlnngt. Scr Monn per0ient Die
Gnruegic'ihc SclocnmcooiQc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

SIT M icsDuocn bat th 6r!.
Steiii Suuoort, Die oltoiue" oca DOR
ti0cn &eiioen5tbcoler2, cridoiicn. Sic
icHr Gelicbtc aiinitlcriu lit ga Gorrj
uto gar oll2 Der Nouc QcioIlcn. l(cbcr
0o3 Motip 3l Der uuieli8cn I6ot Der
lQlttct io>ueit nid)t@.
llcbcr touicu0 "celcute
u%,itrcr GricgsIIottc limo on Der 30
cfiicaijitc fobncni(ij6tiN Ncmorocn.
Die uicIct 1citc 6obcn ocr Gcclcutcn
sen GicnIt oli sem Sdiiicu ucrlciOct
ul0 lie 0cicrtircu. Gas ipridt njdt
fir Gin ~itnrfeS Eflidt4ciiibI Der &cll-
tc 9Gn ocn 0clciIteten 6obncu On
Ocnfcn lie nidjt, Der Gib Itcbt in Ocn
Tcrcitigtcn Gtootcu nift bod i'm
9llr2.
Gn GrcBon limo Bel Der
~oor9citcrn o~bgcboItcncn &ocoi g Sp-
tionsgSoDl pon Ocn 50 Counties u
Don 0cn |robibitioniItcn crobcrt nno
trodcn 0citcnt morocn, mnO in Den
iibrj9cn 5m0li bobcn it'd jc pier bis
irda}c6u Nrejinfte fir Erobjbittou
crtl0rt. Gicic9 &ciultot miro BON
0Ct Erobibitiouiitci notiirIi6 nit
N,,biI hn,r;iG4 TNio Ehrr,Inn Nfn-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-13

gcDubt bo6c. Ger 1uneriihe arDn-
@llnUult ioQ nun cn Olltadtcn oo.
rider ubgebcn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22

F. B. Hall Made Manager of Large
Printing Establishment.

Our Barton Landing readers will be
interested in the success of F. B. Hall
of Springfield, brother of F. L. Hall
of this place. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Hall went to Springfield a
few years ago and purchased job
printing business which has grown to
large proportions and last weeks pa
pers report the following: ''The
Springfield Printing Co., which was
incorporated last week, has bought the
business of The Reporter Publishing
Co., publishers of The Springfield Re-
porter, of which F. w. Stiles is editor,
also the job printing plant of F. B.
Hall. Possession will be given August
and the two plants will be combined
The directors of the new company
are Allyn j. Crosby, president: M. L,
Lawrence, vice president Harry A.
Bingham, treasurer; F. B. Hall,
manager; H. G. Upper. clerk. Mr..
Bingham also will be editor. Editor
ial offices have been engaged in the
new bank building. The mechanical
end of the business will be in the
charge of Mr.. Hall. The capital stock
of the new company is SIS. 900
Springfield has population of 4.0OO
of whom l, 100 are voters. %
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22
Baseball Notes.

About Is of the fans went to Derby
Line Saturday to witness the game.
Remember the great Prescelle and
his company appear at the Barton
Landing opera house August 81 and
%, for the benefit of the baseball
treasury.
Tomorrow the newly organized and
fast St. Johnsbury team appear here
for the first time. The game is called
at 2 o'clock and a fast one is assured.
Hunt will pitch for Barton Landing.
The game here last Wednesday was
the record, to date, in the state, for
fast fielding and few errors. Two
slight errors were charged to the
Frontiers and one to Barton Landing.
Four hits were made off Thomas,
three off Davis. Strike-outs, Thomas
Is, Davis 8,
| The game Derby Line Saturday wa:
! witnessed by record crowd, and wa:
exciting from start to finish. Boil
pitchers had an off day. Thomas:
support was gilt edged. The score:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22
DIES FROM INJURIES.
B. S. Dewitt Thrown from Wagon and
Ruptures Blood Vessel. Dies in
Hospital.

A sad accident occurred here Thurs
day at 5 20 o'clock p. m. which result
ed in the death of the injured man.
The circumstances are as follows: B.
S. Dewitt, teamster working for the
e. L. Chandler Co., took horse and
pair Of hind wheels and went to j. B.
Winget's shop for the body part. Al
ter starting back a box fell out of the
lumber wagon, which frightened the
horse so that he became unmanage-
able and ran. Near Harry Lees Mr..
Dewitt was thrown out of the wagon
and struck on his head with such force
as to render him senseless. He was
taken to his home and everything posi-
BILE was done for him by the local ply
sicans and friends but he grew worse,
never coming to himself during the
week. On the midnight train Sunday
night he was taken to Brightlook hos
pital at St. Johnsbury, and at 2 a. m.
Monday morning was operated upon,
dying shortly afterwards. It was
found that blood vessel on his brain
was ruptured. Mr.. Dewitt was a
faithful, conscientious workman, much
esteemed by his employers, and his
tragic death cast a gloom over the
community. He was born in Water
Vile, Nova Scotia, but came to Mass
achusetts, and Is years ago married
Miss Katharine Brown OF Jamaica
Plain, Mass. About one year ago they
came to this village and Mr.. Dewitt
began work for the e. L. Chandler
Co., where he has been since. He was
a man 40 years old, a member Of the
Baptist church for a number Of years
! before coming here. A few weeks ago
he joined the Modern Woodmen, which
proves a blessing to his family as his
life was insured for $1,000. He was a
man who could be relied upon every
where, kind and affectionate as a
father and husband, neighborly and
unselfsh,--a man beloved by those who
knew him best. He leaves wife. q
little son II years old and daughter
eight years old, besides two brothers
three sisters and a father. Monday
night his wife and children went or
the midnight train to Boston to take
the body there and Tuesday they Wen
to Nova Scotia, where the body wa
to be inferred at his old Ihome. Mrs
Dewitt has the sympathy of the com
munity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22

amount of reading matter pub
lished in the Signal (the Barton
Landing edition of the Express and
Standard) and the Monitor. The Mon
itor stated last week that the Signal
published more general reading, edi-
torial and press clippings than the
Monitor, we freely admit that, but
when it comes to local news we object
to the statement that the Signal pub
fishes more locals than all the other
county papers put together. This
statement cannot be proved and is not
a fact. We have on file nearly every
Signal since it was started and since
the statement above referred to was
made have taken at random many is
sues and compared it with the Monitor
and in nearly every issue the Monitor
has more locals, on an average nearly
two columns more. We can prove
this statement. This fact also proves
the fact that we have not made any
special drive for locals in the past few
weeks, or else proves that we have
made special drive every week for
more than two years. AS to state
news neither can boast of much lead.
The statement above copied says our
issue of July Is contained 257 inches of
locals. This is mistake. Page one
contained 70 inches: page four, II
page five, 80; page six, AZ: page seven
80 and page eight 20, or a total of
280, or more than column more than
We were given credit for. Anyone can
measure this issue and see for them
selves. AS to the room the Monitor
type takes in comparison with the
Signal type one has but to measure the
statement copied above in our type
and then measure it as it appeared ir
the Signal, to prove the statement
made last week that our type takes
less room. All we are looking for is
fair play.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22
PEOPLES TELEPHONE co.
Annual Statement Out. Company One
of Largest Independent Concerns in
New England. 1924 Telephones
Out

The annual statement to the stock
holders of the Vermont Peoples Tele :.
phone company of this place, dated
July l is out, H. w. Buchanan, presi-
dent, and R. w. Buchanan, secretary
and treasurer. Few people here
realize that this company is one of the
largest independent companies in the
East and has over 1400 telephones out
by actual count, and connects with
many onthers. In this statement the
directors say: "Your directors feel
proud of the building of a telephone
plant that furnishes more service to
the people of Orleans county for the
money than is being received by any
other county in the state, nearly every
other county in the state is paying
from $27.O to $50. 90 for what you are
getting for $780," This and much
more is probably true Of the service
rendered by this company as compared
by other companies.
The total cost of the plant as it
stands to-day is over $50, 900 and near.
ly $40, 900 has been laid out on construc
ton in the past year, and important
construction plans for the coming year
are laid out. One of the most impor
tant is that Of reconstructing the line:
between here and Irasburg and making
all Irasburg calls from the centra
here, eliminating entirely the centra
| station at Irasburg
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22

7BIDAY JULY oath, 1908 HANMOCKS! HAMMOCKS =!
Plse:,6oc 500 $50 226 275 s25 $50
left The discount Shirt Waists and
have old garments carried year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22

visit DR.. E. G. Stevens. DR.. Stevens
took his guests to his cottage at Will
loughby, where he gave them ride
in his motor boat, much to their en-
joyment. On Friday he accompanied
them to this place, entertained them
at dinner at the Valley house. and in
the afternoon took them to Barton to
see the baseball game between the
Ludlows and Bartons. From Barton
DR.. Campbell went to Greensboro to
visit friends and then returned to st.
Albans, very much pleased with Bar
ton and Willoughby and his hospitable
entertainment by DR.. Stevens.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22
BARTON LANDNC.

Mrs. J. M. Rosebrook was quite sick
last week.
Miss Anna Bassett is taking a two
weeks vacation.
E. E. Doe went to North Troy Mon
day on business.
Daniel Skinner is spending few
weeks at Skinner, Me.
Mrs. O. B. Durham continues to i'm
prove from her recent illness.
c. A. Mute was in Lisbon, N. H.,
on business part Of last week.
c. S. Glib has had a roof built over
the piazza of his shoemaker's shop.
Roy Bean and family took an outing
at Willoughby several days this week.
Mrs. F. C. Brown is the guest Of
relatives in Albany for few weeks.
A.. D. Phillips of Newport, n H..
visited at F. c. Sherburne's last
week.
Miss Winifred Dean is the guest of
relatives in Coventry for a couple of
| weeks.
Verne Howard has returned from
his Canada trip, where he spent his
vacation. ~ss 81 as
/ The Perley brothers are making re-
pairs ard improvements about their
residence.
The veneer mill was shut down last
week to install the new engine and
make glue room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Melvin of
Cambridge visited a week at the Val
ley house recently.
I Newell Lumbre has moved from one
of Twombly & Colton's houses into
Miss Florence Gilles's house.
Miss Susie Ford, who has been visit
ing friends at Concord, n. H., fol
several weeks, is home again,
1t is renorted that H. H. Person
sas bought a building lot of F. c.
sherburne on UTd@ay avenue,
Miss Miranda Merritt of Merideh1i
n. H., was the guest of her nephew
E. r. BaraW, for week recently.
Miss D. NJ. pudvah, who has spent {
couple of weeks with relatives il
Lowell, is home in her store again.
Mrs. Josie Datton of Concord
Mass, recently visited her sister,
Mrs. Laura Metcalf, at Mrs. Henry
Conway's.
| Miss Maggie McKenna will keer
house for her father while her mother
spends few weeks with friends il
Montreal.
| j. A. Watson has built a new barr
30x4O on the ground with a basement
Later he intends to move his othel
barn to join the new one.
Miss Eva Chandler of Laselle semi
nary is spending a week with he
grandmother, Mrs. A. D. Chandler. il
her cottage at Willoughby.
Wallace Sawyer was employed by
the SD regimental brass band O.
Sherbrooke to play at Quebec severa
days this week. He will return Fri
day.
Eighty-three souvenir post card
were sent through the post Office her
Monday to Mrs. C. w. Skinner Of
Bloomington to congratulate her OF
| nor QUILL UlTCnuay.
The Supreme lodge of the Knights
of Pythias meets the first week in Au
gust in Boston. The New England
headquarters will be at Faneuil Hall
It is expected that quite a numbe
from this place will attend the meet
ings.
DR.. and Mrs. C. S. Campbell an,
two children came here from St. AL
bans with their automobile July 9 t
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22
Notice to Taxpayers.

NOTICE is hereby given to the taxpayers Of
IN the Incorporated Village of Barton Land
ing and the Barton Landing Graded School
District that the tax bills assessed on the
Grand List of 1908 are in my hands fol col
lection.
1 will attend at the office of the Central
SavngsBank and Trust Company between
the hours of 9 g.. and SIN
discount of per cent. will be allowed on
all taxes paid within ninety days from the
date hereof. after which date all taxes re-
manning unpaid will be placed in the hands
of the Collector to be collected by process OF
law.
Said ninety days expire September 81 1903
r. A. BEAN, Treasurer.
1928
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22
Sc 3 IL Is II IL 5

jenkins out for interference. Pike
out for attempting to bunt Sd strike.
Innings 2 3 4 5 6 z 8 9
Barton Landing 0 % 2 90 % 0 IA
Frontiers 90 90 0 0 go 0-3
Summary: Earned runs, Barton
Landing l, Frontiers L two-base hits,
JACQUES. Stafford, Heidle 2. Prue, Cos.
by; double plays, Miles and Lee, Kipp
and Shina, Jenkins and Laline; first
base on balls. Thomas 4, jenkins 8
hit by pitched ball, Shina Jacques:
struck out by Thomas 10 by Jenkins
g.; left on bases Barton Landing 10
Frontiers 10 time of game / hour so
minutes; umpire Harrington; scorer
Joslyn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22

Summary: Two base hits, Shina 2:
sacrifice hits, Pike, Nutting; bases on
balls. off Davis 2: hit by pitched ball
Davis l, Thomas / 4; struck out, by Da-
Wis 3. by Thomas ID; double play, In
graham and Laline umpire, Harring-
ton; time, hour 80 minutes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-22

changes, lCo
It will be observed in their special is
sue that the Monitor is ahead nine in
ches in locals and II inches in state
news, and for the Monitors benefit we
will state that it's state news have been
more in the past few weeks than we
ever noticed before. These things Vary.
Generally the Signal intends to run be-
tween two and three columns OF state
news: but sometimes they do not exist
and the space is filled with general
news. For instance Our state and gene
raj news measures SO inches in July 18th
Signal, which is exceedingly light. If
the Monitor thinks its eight point type
set solid ,,wnat the Monitor uses) takes
I less room than seven point loaded used
| in the SignaD let it compare the two is
| sues we have measured to prove its
mistake. Not only this, but many OF the
| Signals locals are set solid. To be pre-
else the Signal gains about two lines IN
every three inches of locals and about
five letters in every line which, figured
up would place the Signals locals
ahead in even the last two issues. The
Monitor is improving and il the Signal
| is the cause of it. we are glad of it: but
it's measurements will have to be re-
duced to little finer basis to be quite
correct
There is no contention as to the total