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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
"STRONGHEART."

Edgar Selwyn as the college bred Indian hero Strongheart in the com edy-drama tt that name by William c. De Mile is the attractive offering announced for Polls on Friday, Feb ruary 27, matinee and night. MT De Mile has laid the scenes of Strong heart" at Columbia university and furnishes vivid and highly amusing picture of college life. Strongheart is an Indian, the son of a chief, who through his prowess on the football field has become hero to his class mates at Columbia. His love for the sister of his chum forms the motive for the play, which, although serious in it's problem, is related amid scenes of such bright. breezy comedy that vividly photograph college life, that "Strongheart" deserves the term, comedy drama. Mir Selwyn has re- vealed himself as character actor of note and has widely increased the popularity won by him in other plays. "Strongheart" scored the dramatic hit of the last three seasons in New York, Boston and Chicago, where it played long and prosperous engage ments. Prices. matinee 25, 35 and SOC; evening, 25c to $l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
MaUDE ADAMS.
Feb 27 = Third Congregational nburch Man'c sumner

Feb 27 = Third Congregational church. Mems supper.
 Feb 2T-Leavenworth hall. Recep- tion and dance given by senior and junior girls of Crosby high school.
 Feb. 27-City hall, seventeenth annual concert and sociable given by R. J. Costello lodge, No 423, B. of R. R. T.
 Feb. 27-Green street hall, Leap year dance given by the Silver Leaves.
 Feb Washington Hill Athletic club rooms. reception and dance.
 Feb 2s--Music hall, Citizens Bank building. Sociable and dance given by the Owl Social club.
 Feb 2S--City hall Whist and re- ception under auspices of Young La dies Sodality of St Thomas's church.
 Feb 2S-Leavenworth hall, elev- enth annual concert by J. J. Derwin and his mandolin, banjo and guitar clubs.
 Feb. 29-Brooklyn Athletic club rooms, sociable and dance.
 Feb 29-New hall, A Green street, grand ball for benefit of Theo- dore Sabaleuckays.
 Feb 29-Music hall. Citizens Bank building. Private leap year dance by the Waterbury dancing academy.
 March 1-Jaacques opera house. fifth annual concert given by the James Meagher branch of the Gaelic league.
 March 2-City hall. Banquet by the Patrick Sarsfield club.
 March 2-Murray hall. annual dance of the Miller & Peck Go.
 March 2-Red Mems hall, Nauga- tuck. Masquerade hall. given by Mir and Mrs John F. Kicks dancing class.
 March 3-Music hall. private dance given by the Jolly Four.
 March 3.-Xaverian hall. Carnival and dance given by the ladies of St Francis Xavier parish.
 March 3-Leayenworth hall. An- nual dance given by the Tribune So- cial club.
 March S-Fifth Annual Feast of the Workmen's Circle. Branch 26.
 March 15-Catholic women's as- sociation concert a. Jacques theater.
 March 1T-The Buckingham. An- nual sociahle and dance given by the Washington Hill Athletic club.
 March 17-City hall. the powerful Irish drama, Daniel o'Connell, un- der the auspices of Ladies' auxiliary, division 5. A. O. H.
 April 24-Eagles' hall-Dance by Amateur Polo league.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
THEATRICAL BOOKINGS.

Monday and Tuesday. Feb. 24 and Elk's Minstrels.
 Wednesday. Feb. 26-"The voIun. teer Organist."
 Thursday. Feb 2T-The Governor. Pardon.
 Friday. Feb 2S-Edgar Seiwyn in -Strongheart"
 Saturday. Feb. as-"A Pcor Rela- ton"
 Monday. March 2-An Italian play. Tuesday. March 3-A YiddiSh play. Friday and Saturday. March C and T-Broadway After Dark.
 Monday. March 9-David Higgins in -His Last Dollar
 "Wednesday Mach 11-Maude Adams in The JesteFsr
 Thursday March 12-Russen Eros.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
DocKsTADER BUYS JOKES.
An Ancient Irishman Parts With
 Collection to the Noted Minstrel.

Many men in times past have been forced by financial straits to part with ancestral lands, family jewels, an- cient libraries and the like, but Vim cent Brophy is the first Une on record who was driven to the awful neces- sity of selling his collection of heir loom jokes to keep the wolf away from the door,
 No less a person than that amiable and aspiring burnt-cork Caruso, Lew Dockstader, is the purchaser and out of the magnanimity of his heart and inspired by keen appreciation of what is really humorous, he paid the ancient Brophy twice as much as he asked for the tales.
 For several days as Dockstader has left the stage door of the Grand Op- era house, after performances, he has been approached by the old man, who turned out to be Brophy, who fixed the minstrel with his glittering eye and begged an audience. But Lew was shy of audiences and, as the old man was so persistent, had the treas urer of the theater call the appll- cant into the office.
 Have you got bomb or an infer nal machine?" asked Treasurer Douglas. Do you contemplate de- stroying Dockstader?''
 Not at all," answered Brophy. T would sell him jokes
 This was repeated to Lew, who hi 1y ifrh Inc Now that is fellow after mine own heart. Lead him to me. -
 Sir" quoth Brophy, you see be- fore you broken old man. find my self forced by hardship and poverty | to offer for vulgar sale these price, less heirlooms in the joke line. l have been going around to the diff 1 ferent theaters and after seeing you ] am convinced you most deserve the opportunity.
 Here he paused being overcome with emotion
 Proceed. old man," said Dock stader. Your story moves me strangely.
 These jokes were bequeathed to ] me by my great-grandfather, went on the ancient one, flicking furtive and pearly tear off his long white beard, and they are classics. There are eighteen in all and each one is world beater At dinner parties where they have been told many old men-especially those addicted to l the consumption of Burgundy and port-have been known to laugh so that death was narrowly averted 1 One of these jokes about Blarney cas- | tie was the cause of the death of an old friend of my great-grandfather's He was Larry McGinnis, a journey man butcher of Wicklow-a most es- timable man who left a widow, nine children and piebald horse.
 Another that was told to the late King George III at levee was the cause of that monarch's going into such transports that he overlooked a kneeling manufacturer of Birming- ham waiting to be knighted and gave the accolade to footman. This joke | have often told to Richard Croker in the Democratic club, where l en- ioyed much popularity"
 Say no more," broke in Dockstad- CT. I'm your meat. Here's your s150 and if the jokes go we'll you get another $50.
 So the bargain was struck, but Dockstader refused to tell any of the jokes for publication, as he fears they will be stolen ere he can copyright them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
JACQUES
VAUDEVILLE.

The show at Jacques this week is said to be one of the best of the sea- son and far superior to the bills of the past couple of months. Laddie Cliff, the European boy comedian and eccentric dancer. who has been mak- ing a big stir wherever he has appear ed. is the headline feature. He will undoubtedly leave in Waterbury as good an impression as he has left in other cities. for last night he was so we'll received he had to come before the curtain and beg to be excused from further eneores as he was suffer- ing from cold contracted on his way from Cleveland. Cliff is only eigh- teen years of age. but as an enter tainer has few equals even among older men. The Barrows-Lancaster Co. old favorites in this city. have a sketch, "A Jolly Jollier," from the pen of Edmund Day. Although it
 perhaps is not quite the equal of the playlet in which the company was last seen in at Jacques 1t is very pleasing number and is very we'll en- acted. Last evening Billie" Mont gomery and Florence E. Moore. the singer and the piano player. shared honors with the headliner. They have some original contributions which the audience liked immensely. Miss Moore goes strong when she sings Jennie" The Dixie Serenaders have a good number. also Miss Jose phine Davis. the singing comedienne. One of her songs is since Mauriaccui Leared The Merry Widow Waltz !" MarzeIla has some well trained birds but last evening the boys In the gall Iery had some fun with the trainer. The birds will select any flag which some one in the audience calls for. Last evening the trainer became in- diEuant when some one shouted for the colored flag and she was not any more pleased when another urchin yelled for the flag of all nations
 Where shall I put this one7" she asked as she held up a certain flag
 Under the table came the reply
 The birds as a finale were doing some slack wire walking. but the wire broke and again the trainer was dis pleased and left the footlights with
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
COLDS

are always annoying and many times dangerous. There is no knowing what will happen if a cold is allowed to settle across the chest or lodge in the throat. Bronchitis is stubborn complaint: pneumonia and cOnsump- ton are both followers of colds. As soon as the first evidence of cold exhibits itself start to take Linonine. It will soon relieve you of the chOkes and tiekles. take the soreness fror the tissues and the aches from the bones. It is a powerful curative agent. vet gentle in its action. It fills the artenes with rich warmth. giving strength-bringinz blood-re iuvenates. builds up.
 LrEoErEE IS WHAT YOU
 WANT FOR THAT COLD
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25

Save money and get the Evening Democrat and three monthly mazz. Eines by paying subscription In esl- vance The price Of paper and thres magazines. nsmeIy. the Evening Democrat- Spare Moments. Drez< making at Houae. and The Mofher-s MsEarine. sll for f2 cents e month. This fs not a choice of the thres nag szine<. rrmemssr. but the uhols coubinetioa for 4z eentz c monsh.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
out even the customary bow. Fred Zobedie, a mighty good hand balancer Is the opening number.
COMING EVENTS.

Feb 26-Eagles' hall, wrestling match.
 Feb 26-City hall Second annual dance given by the Alpine Social club.
 Feb 26-Y. NJ. c. A. Basketball game, Waterbury High school vs Springfield High school
 Feb 26-Leayenworth hall--First annual dance given by Department ,26, Waterbury Clock Co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25
POLI'S
MOVING PICTURES.

Another big motion picture exhibi- tion and illustrated song concert is announced at Polls for Wednesday and Thursday, February 26 and 27. with matinee each day. An entirely new programme of the latest sub tects will be thrown upon the cur tain. There will be pictures of every description from the sort which causes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25

WASH GOODS DEPART MENT IS NOW IN THE BASE MENT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-25

thetic nature. A well known New York vocalist will sing new illustrat- ed songs. Prices, matinee, ten cents; evenings, ten and twenty cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
aseshodiss Church Notes.

Regular uald- woe< ps4yes iae@giaS on
Friday evsaiag. ass yoae tFie-sas 10
come.
Rev. @. W. scaoa i'd of ReAteFe
preached ira very acceptable s-saasas
sunday. FEB. IS.
Presiding Elder LsEis us 81 Joaussasy
viii be pcessnt a. the qatstesiy coafer
euca Thursday egsutns. z.la A4so pseach
aexs Sunday syoaias.
Tnere III bs GO meeting Of the kBisats
OF king Arthur 10 nisn. s~iag 40 Gae 80
sencs Of tue pastor a. she saadAy tce0os
destitute at SesPost.
william {. Twombly and Foster J Kin
ucy have been elected de.cs&te Aaa re-
serve 10 the lay elociorsl conferences a.
Barre April Is.
The fourth quarterly Conferences o; the
year Will be held st tins enurcn pAEior
Thursday eyenins a. 7;so O'Clock. taa
attendance Is desirss. wsitisa reports Of
the years WORK arc requested.
Misses Hazel Txom6iy and la MArsaaIl,
Mr. and Airs. +. ,. kelley aud Mrs. q. r.
AouIloa xege elected deI.g ales yesterday
| TO attend TIE CoaaIy Saa aay school lasGI-
Iate At Newport 10 day. o-aegs wvse Also
/ expected to 80.
| IRE interest in the w1sk q! the SUI
/ day school = stesdtly growing. Tua
number present yesterday w@s In,
TIE largest IA ths history q. tbs ssh 1ul-
y Attended tbs pastors c.sss, aud sey "a!
ol her classes showed the gss algn - earnest
| work by tbs mcts BEES. All % wh.ca sim.
ply shows what can re aces np!lshe4 - asn
the gpsn6trs take hold AID have - miad
10 WORK"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
BRoYNlScToa.

Preparatory sesyi,ss Sill % held IN the
Coagstst s3nAs chusca saturday .veaing
al eieaa o'c4,sck. A fan silcudauco +
expected.
Thsge wtli b. GO uuuutnn services sun
day afternoon AZ o'clock. Toe annual
ctissiog Tor toe Educational aud Church
Bulldog societies. all be taken ct thi.
service. CONS prepared 10 make : li5eraI
,dsrlag.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
COVENTRY.

Mr.. RanIce Gray ia. been ~ The pa,
wtek.
Mrs. Helen sarrovs : eanvaie-oing from
h.r tilaess.
Arch. 9 = f. honr fson SsxPact very
III win grip.
Remember tho hol aianos toxin noeiiag
Day ia the n z. ysstry.
Mrs. EmsBs Ta-asbcr - hcms from Mss.
ssohuse;gs. havias bsea a8-eas seyerAi
WeeSs.
HFs. Il. T.. Elmaaz. : IA very poor
bsslth. Shs wiil g 20 the Mary Ficlcacy
hospital al Burlington Tuesday.
Remsm ssr the pssy. .ssub. " hy toe iras-
bars Dramatic club io-rnasrow Tuesday
evening. rhls Is ane play aad wsll rca-
( descd.
! Among those who weat TO Toy TO the
( <. =. mseiiag Tuesday evening wero
George CroNIsy, Cheney Brooks, Warner
{ oaild and Z j. Brooks.
( letter r,caiycd last Tuesday from Mrv-
7 Adelia landlord. wno i spsading tex
. weeks wtih her so1 al Hard Niok, says she
Z - muEa improves n br@4lb.
( The remains Of Btadley Dewey % Irss-
bargh. a former resident, were hsoug n
here and buried IN the family lot Tuesday.
/ he wss % year, months, 3 days old.
I A letter received from d. ~. Tarssher
sass he IA. sold hts plses a. ssxtoa's River
and paFchtsci farm Of .sl acres IN West
{ minister West aud taxes possession Aprll !.
The ladies sociaty Of The Cong. church
Siil hoid a social IN the sestry Friday eve
ninR, Feb. -. M-s. :. H. Pearson and
Mite Il { Cleveland viii be the hosicsses
Of he oscning. Taa entertainment CON-
mites Viii furnish good program.
The Ms.ch NESTING 81 The ". CT L.
wilt b held Tuesday, Mar 3sd. an all day
meeting, al the Caag'l yesiry. Tue ladies
arc rgq lested 70 come as early a. possible
4 good stiendancs i auticipued. In TIE
afternoon an Interesting program wilt X
rendered: suoisct, IT, mpssanee 10 Gen,
erai." some appropriate exercises ID
memory q. Miss Frances willard arc BE-
Ing planned tor. At noon tire ladies vi.
setve a WARM dinner TO taeir husbands anc
friends al 10 cents each
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

J. a. Benoi; had leg quite badly iri arsd
trw days ago.
CBarles waiIehlu has returned TO his
wosg in Charleston.
L y. Lund Ras az home trom EAsi Haven
last Saturday and Sunday.
Ais= Lucy Martin from Barton LAGdiu (
wss the susst Of friends recently.
The Jr- o. e. 4. ST. are rchesrsing e
drama TO be played il the near future.
The ladies will serve dinner al the church
vcstEy tu~sn messing dr.. Pstcs i5c-
Cbarges Burns had a severe attack Of
grip the nssi % &c Resk, bat Is nos Dexter.
Mrs Carrie Heath oi Eat Albany re-
Gently spent teS days with her osheT,
Mrs susan Seagey.
Wit RoSsA'a people hsva received word
thai lhstr 500, Joan. - sick wiki scarlet
tevev n woedsgiIlc. y II.
The NJ sses Elllh, Viva sad Grace shep-
ard via thris brother Pseetoa rccentiy
spsat a iew days At Ifasbafg VISITING
scAanlmakas.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
LOCAL NEWS.
caxrtsrEp Yaos raaE osm

aoais. We are glad 70 bear sha. he IL able
10 De aboSi again.
Mis. wlaifrud wuxss sas been ksps AZ
nozaa on xcco1ns OF tie Illness 81 her
mot ass.
TIE Numbers Of she hsgh school hereby
oxfr1d an expression OF sympsshy TO sae
parents Of Miss Jeanne Wells in snear
ssoubgr We all rsIslae ~ hNar that SIS =
gaIning so steadily.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Frank kinhSll sece1sly visited hss
family
Mr. and Mr. A. o. Berry ssss;et In Bar
ton Landing part OF last wcsk-
Ms. l. IT, Gorton Of LyndoaviIle vssts-
I'd ~ z. {. DrOwn'. "Wednesday.
Me-. AID Mrs q. I oreuts visited rel.
ssises IN Lyneonstiie oae day last Wssx.
Ms.jsne Duke ana Mildred nroza VISIT
Cd Al = H. Daaess IN Barton pat II Last
weex.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Congregational Church Ne,e..

Tne tisn supper given b tue metnoe q
the IAdies' All socisly sc Iaesizy evening
melted s-s.
Preparatory services o. Friday eso ming
ia the yesiry at s.3o Il Is aoped tnrro u tit
DC a fan Attendance.
There will be regular chorus rehearsal
Friday evcaiug In the cnurch az ; 81. and
Tho regular service Of song Sunday uyea!ng :
at 7:i5.
Communion services next Sunday morn
ing. TIE annual Offering Tor the Ei@ca.
iioual aud Church bulldog societies will
Dc taken at this service. Let everyone
come prepared TO make l.baral OF ring
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
WEST CHARLESTON.

Miss Gladys Pipsr l. quite sick.
Ivan I0galls Is visiting bis brother, VIII
Ingalls,.
Mrs. w. W. Bruce OF Eas, Haven Is visit
ing in iown.
Wilson Hinton is suffering with blood
poison IN his hand.
Don Moulion's baby has been quite s'ck
hus h some v nat better.
Alma Coo!eigh of West Derby spent las,
week with relatives here.
j.. A. Cloud has sold his goods to Mr..
coblrigh of wess Derby.
Ethel Pezse of Island Pond 10 visiting
her uncle, James McSamara.
Edxsrd Bly, wss burt quite badly sun
DAY. Feb. 9, By . tall on the ice.
Annie Lunderviile OF Granitevtllc, p. O.,
visited friends Ia town recently.
Mrs. w. e. Trip and son Albion visited
In West Derby several days las, week.
Miss Knowiion. who has been quite
sick q Ed. Hatchinson's, Il gaining slow
".
Matthew Crow Vas called TO Morgan last
week by the death OF his mother, Mira.
| VIM Crow.
The Clyde River Creamery scehouss ID
being filsed and ssvseai Of the farmers ara
putting up their supply.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
EVANSVILLE.

Mrs Mary stewart . visiting friends
Mr.. {. b. Alexander Is on the sick list.
sirs. ]. II. Collins mother IS visiting
her.
The woodmen have hired the ". :.
McDoseII hall.
J. Z. Waterman weat TO Lynd3nvilie on
business last week.
Mrs Dana Clark has cecn staying at
lrssburg for feK days.
Horace Smith OF Barton Landing visited
at VI. A. Foss's recently.
Miss Jane Forest OF South Barton l.
visiting at w. 5. MeDowell's.
Miss Jsanie Wells of Itsssurg was the
guest OF Miss Bessie Monteith last week.
L. ID. SWEET and Z. II. Alex .nder are
working for w. J. Monteish in the mill.
Harrison Kimoail of LyuconvliIe Is
visiting bis dsug hter, Mrs. Arthur Water
man.
Alison Marshall has moved from the
wm. King tenement into one OF the Pike
| Co.'S houses.
| The Ladies' Aid society viii serve warm
sugar and doughnuis al the church Thurs
day evening, February q. There will DC a
short enIsrtsinment after supper OF music
aud scesking. Everyone IL cordially in
viIed. Ladies please bring plain dough
Z
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Mr. Sschnss. uAo has bs~n visiting his
slssss. Mrs Geo csIsins. has returned 10
ii. soras IN Casr.<o. IL.
Mr. and Mrs. joaa smith, Joan Arihrr
Of CiEoyer and Mrs- Grxvcs Of ssxFsoa visigEd
az Mstshsx Cross isss seek.
Mrs. B~rwtrk. wao has srcn .ssylag
Esth ssr sA..sr. Mr.. Lsoa Bssk. ess rs
sufnec 10 hss hone Ia FlsrSaes. Mass.
Mrs. McFasssaa. Who sss he~a visiting
her easghiss. Mss. Myroa -se~art, TO- ire
pss' two wcsks. has Fsgurnsd 80 Asr hozs
IN s. johnshaFy.
NJ. Eugene Back visited bss sister.
NJ. McQaeSn, a. Bzrfoa Lsrelns the
pasg wees HsF nince. Mlss Doris NJ
Qsesa, F.;urssd wah her.
Rxiasla Fey o, asrIiu. y. II aad Mrs.
" ". Eloegclt % SevPsrt vcre called
here ge siista tho isosfaI Of thslr saosasi.
M's wm- Eley. Sunday.
The ST. ". a. q; Ehsir last Hnszsias
elected s0rais q. Mo-ss delegate ~Rh
~ r TriFp a. Eiseraals 70 sIEsad : meet
iag Of the s,sse camp Al -. Aieaas Mas ,.
The topic Tor tao Christian Eadcavor
prayer msesinr February = Is '-Tae Fo-o q
Mission work Of Oar Denomination, .
sarvey" L<adsrs, missionary COMMITTEES.
The e. + meeting IN TIC Congregational
yssiry Eiii b. on Taarstsy evening at ssv-
ca O'Clock. \ missionary meeting Iof Ut =
usual interest is pllase3 and souvenirs
VIII oc givoa tnose present. Everyone is
invited
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
EAST cRAFTSBUaY.

Tbs Li+izs' VI stl9aasy s1caesy stii serve
diases al L u o'cisek a. iss horss a Mn.
T. ~. " aigs Tzsrsssy. Fsbfuary -. All
are esFatA4iy iasEset- Tas ia!iaEinE = TIE
1sa1; oFsisrs. esHcksrs, ehirss1 pie.
aeazs, h-oEa hssss, p!ski~s, ssls1. rslls
p,s. 80 cream. ease. c91ss, eaasy ana
5 eats.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Profitable Poultry

A valuable leafiet on the egg ard
poultry business vii be sent free.
postpaid, to any one sending his name
on postal card to @. 8. Page, Hyde
Park, Vt, saying thereon that he saw
this notice in the DRIP ANS COUNTY
MoSrTua-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

Asas PIKE las gives up as SOCK al Piks's
ssssi0a. y. e. sSe goss TO Dss xoisss. 10.
10 wosk Zoe Charles Rsx.cr
TIE Congregational sossssy sliI bold ~.
aaaaal eoasstoa ane oyssrr sapps- Tees
say srsalsg, fss - Essrysosy u CO.
daily fnx1ra
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

VIA Syaesiev i very III.

VIII wassiev i very III.
Harry Bart Aas returned home from Boz
sor.
Aresis Stone Is arivlag team tor Fraak
Psesce.
r J. Nsxton i gate Sc vita al Ia
i4Gsc3 nerve IL tic foot.
Aiss Area sselaon + hume from Barton
los sEo week. vAc4tsos.
Mr.. sna AZ. wdi s.svsas OF ;. Joaas
oasy weru rsosat guests =, N d. Caaisy'-.
ar. ard ars JAMES Duaa are y i5.csng
agsF sas piTh q casg asss, Darn FC0 -.
Mfs. Ans and soa Rsbbis o. south Al.
blny visited al MFs. ssArIes' one day last
week.
Miss Emma McAllisieE has gone 10 Iras-
burg wae'e she MS opened arusaaaAs In (
shop.
Il ". CoxIes vas in Newport on basl.
uess Que day last week.
Joe Fisher Is 40, as we'll. Dr.. Carter OF
Hard sick wss called IN consultation last
week.
Caas. ABBOTT az Newport wa a guest OF
/ bis mother, AIR sarah Abbott, oac. day
/ !sst seek.
! o1e @: ,ne plessant events Of tie wees
vas tha nt.FisGe 81 s.ias CynthiA DAv4,
/ sad jane W4Ht., boih 81 taIs iosn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
CRAFTSBURY.

sherman Gage moved into Fred SIicsr's
house Monday.
Frsncis weinmanu Is working for
Martin sswyer's people
Mr.. and Mrs C. II. Hanson spant last
Fridly in Barton.
Mrs Sfu,e from Albany Is visiting her
dsug hter, Mrs. Nathan Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. John Allen spent q short
time visiting In Morr.sviiIe last week.
Airs. Clarence Woodbury. aud Loyel Al
len, who were both III last week, are much
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Skinner went 10
aorrisviiis Friday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. SINNERS suni.
Fred Newton OF Albany and y. II. Kin
ney OF this town are doing the work on
the Marckrcs building.
Remember the free eniertainmen, to be
given by the Lacies' Aid society in the
town hail Thursday esening.
Several from this village attended the
funeral OF Airs. James withers Wednesday,
Margaret Ainseo.o, who h.- been work
ing for Mrs. r. y. Nelson, l. spending .
fsg weeks at her home IN Albany.
AIbro Lzrrabcs from Barton has been
In town the past week helping 10 care for
his brother James. who Is seriously IA.
Henry Marckres commenced last Mon-
day TO remodel into dwelling house the
two story building lately purchased By
him.
Mr.. aud Mrs. AID. Patterson from South
Albany and Mr.. and Mrs. Beach from
Glover visited Al J. y. Psttersoa's LIST
Thursday.
Aleck Buchanan from Glover expects TO
move into J. y. Paiiersoo's house this
week. Mr. Buchanan viii work for NJ
Stevens for the present
NORTH cRArr53 U2Y
AD.Marckres has returned from 0foton.
Several Of the young psople are having
the mumps-
The Academy closed last Friday Tor .
weeks vacation.
Misses Strong and Chapman are spend
| Ing tho week In Darlington.
Harley Cowies bAs nnshsd bis work 10
Militia. Mas, and b 81 homs-
Nh. A,,cs PIKE 10 visiting her sisssr, Mrs.
Aeb,. K.elsr,s .. Greensboro Bend.
NJ I.ms. wnhsrs, who has been III
Tor some tine. died last week Monday.