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FITZ WAS FOOLED.

Euhy Gnherf lifz-imman- k always ready and uHas ta illustrate before sporting men Isf .ee He eaackod aut JIa Corhett #r Carson rirr with his memorable -aaH Hlaxus Iuuch. NJ -Hsy wears aas H.~ formar manager. F.Fe. WmaH now uaH-Enown theatrical m-a;. asked Fitz ta show number af friends how Cor heff was anmAHf-.I. Robert Hl- iu #ae form thea a- he ssa- training for
 asat at tac lime. H. promptly com nIied With tho request by calling upon Eesgi" William a brother If bis man oe-r. te stand ur and be- victim Reg ai-. however. had ...a there before. md kH'= tHe power If t.a Cnruisa- mau'z hlaws SD he was not ayeian- vtonz To t1kc.I part in tsf, rveibition Se he said 's Robert
 aWait minute. Bob mrn go and Eet stin hracer. for need courage '
 "All right" replied Fitzsimmons eith grin ahu' hurry Reggie sserpcd over to the bar look a nip and then picking up a thick board. be slipped II under his vest
 "Cio ahead. Bob. but not foo hard
 Fitz jumped ahnut frinting and spar ring for few minutes. while William squared off like real fighter. Then i Robert shot out his terrihl. right and hit the mark with q crash. It sounded like blow on a hoard fence with q sledee hammer. and though William, was knocked down. he jumped UT quickly and laughed untn his side, shook Fitz was dancing around or one foot. with his loft hand nndcr nj, right arn and Ioak of Intense acoa, on his face.
 What's thc matter Eah asked Percy Williams. who aa- next to tho | trick
 "whats thc mattcre" roarcd th. angry Cornishman. why. me bloom in and is smashed, That funn, brother of yours aaS sheet of iron under his vest"
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MURDERER CAUGHT
 AFTER LONG CHASE

SENFrI March s,Htes If pe- fa..fz.- q IL K.Is a t < err,.a. #ar.aHtrz aT the boa.a af police come f#t-#-eHas er st Joseph. Mo. visited ro'.#e headquarters =' yenlrs and thlaH sesne Interesting Hgh, on tho arrest of Hayden peof=Is. T negro ref- Ter. who k charged with tl. murder as f5- employer. John ~Hetz ct. on May sa ia"i P-er.1@ afr.-t d. Tacoma ast esr.s a8 fHr identification ef H8ttta Armstrong Ear#sr st. Joseph f,zI- 6ert= clears ee # atfaag4aae aH3 r-sIsr- Interest iH St Je=rR re=F a-- gr.afe-t murder mesfess uf ,i.t .sar Had
 Setfreid was f-u# uj,h h.- skal beaten ta q pun -ba1tly after midnight an Decoration aay taof More than s.oa had bon stolen rroa tho saf. in n, saloon which h. conducted rep-
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ft t zfe#5fHe trumpet r=- #dueti,e rat.a#H- at tueauI. ef vsarz has be-. ..##..T .. a..a.- !. fH. u-r Hu- l..H ,a.- ns a F.a fa..a myu u may b fse tr a.=.rr ..5r H.tHy cath aa, ..# -sH. day and uuaof sgfg1u saaHu...- h. altogether escaped I, ia H.sHr ue.#s ss rrrsynd thtt hu- man .sz ua. t-.~-.n.y and b.rar.
 -a4 aaaa.asI rralau4,t aaH |th.s f.#a sfuH cut fa Hsue-s.ag saaa ,.~te-u5e aaa muagr NJ
 a.. s. -1v tast t aa. but no man .s .#..##n raa tar1 t#4t t nt.
 u a#-aa Usla,e has m
 = fa. dI-ga=-aa He ...= azs. #a.a .aH. r., fs.. #aa Hasta. raas must . .m.s=a. Hf.-a e# .t foaa zEE Il#Hu Il a- any srne ! ldnas ... s.,-i ea..z e. ..aua,u from t..#a- +fie- f-s#- ua ta a.rf4-aal .#H @aa ,ha existing ~re- en- l n55ona potentially immortal tl. a.. aau9' rals have been tbo gz..a.tt =f.., si.=e.f r.fH"H uf fhsm . #re#e# e ea F.= H- gxe---sr- { k aal n5feozs of rbe egctable ra,d- sr. s....a. saon have destroyed III veg. etaflaa and tHaz vaald necessarily have d.#1 af hunger Then rhc earni-
 sera 4.d ha.. hal to rscd on cach etbef tad ente tho mes, powerful tsatz+# =#asee. ut.l thee taa mu-t
 feed tbeir avn btad and n last
 b"ce#e -xtncts
 THat = -ey atsH f#e aIeHFar-
 aase .aeytaaaa asa soatd r.sarl ts Haffsu. .ad mat would disar- gna1 .at, lua on-et civilization fm f aHam The unmactur, af ar-
 ans a5 la chemical ruaa--ez l SciaH.=# sa#. alreaat ,He8eea iu ex-
 ro44e.=z..e .4eue thi- aHa. u4 ~ae- e.~- certainly should attead tlalr ef-
 furta .- rea tImr. fh,# #.IfNfr .#I ttfr f#s,t Hls ta.. .sH.fH ualc tbc misraha at death shan H H=rpVergd -EX
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HeI-- wha HaI heeH his rurtar disap- n.ared at th,. >ame tune. The city county and state authorities offered ueNats esreg9tHs Sf.o5o far the ap- rrcH.nstan of rcorels More ,ban b. eea miles have been covered by Chief E.sz aHI Secretary Graves. hoping to H4-rHfe -u-f-et~ arrested for the ne- Ha
 Last eaa HeHF W Af# truur. EsHa aa..d in Tacoma after fH- Svyt E5H murder. recognized Pr-refs en tB. street The negro failed fa rgcog- Hze ha. however and Che following Ga" fH e.nI ay with rTry t#-ertivc E.rz-.rlld. Armstrong arrested tH' nm Tn identification was positive.
 Armstrong had worked at one time u fhs sau- hotel a. thc negro. eHd tho at.er readily remembered him.
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NOME. ALASKA. APRIL p, 1908.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT


 f#.fe .eem- f, D. .eseNsag feeling sl# aszr tes atHz.4 world iu tatar af f#a abaHaa af cFas punishment particularly u ra#e- wHarr efrcm. -'m,m ovaoaa, alone las Baea pro- s.Htod
 Tho rrearse dimcun is experienced n obm.nmg Jurors aha aro willing fo eousiu a eI.aa hsas ta rba doom ef I mad dos uHle-= IF. ssidea,a i- lireet rast.ge AL. an-afaeu an- aIuzIye Tb. =aanau- aaicu rraaf, such difficulties n#. be carried 5oo far in some ea..s. ha ea rae sho1a taa, ara the external ma1.s as ono af in. human characteristic, which .fr,a.s fDs uaoar animal above Inc mere hrata
 Peofs- n asa.# .#a HFe aara teea-tH . H condemn 'ae a. delay n .h, Emt.d States They a... paAt.a !. .e laet thl, .eaf .n-a -#r=- H-..era The come ez~.e maH.ee .af= eaHafry and t'e .r. rl rrertiar su1 -'fe-e -ra5- vaa Ifeu- -'atre= .a .ae4f a,e.- ke-. ta.r hang Hea t ehes.ee tE. brothers #h- hsss ata#Hea HHras ts heat If pas#r d sa- atan aa .a- am- -lsst aaI ol .ffeum=tW,aI egrd.6e,
 Hast..e- Iaf- aifruI n eauHtr. #Her# eat were ae=s reetafea D lea -aar &3r- ago ..e 6.eliur b.. aenes =r. eeat- nj t.. time au, rrnm's. f.relufiauizr rrescu
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t-..= E,sH Pms vhtrF t #tHe
 ae~ aHarat sa H- aaaa,ts ~. gaaH. -.s. [. s.. aa- ,esaa.n r .h.r.ah H.. e.m. q. Do, .-#..-.- Hs.# <.suH#a- as aaa d.ee .Ers #rh-ra Hr8 s.r ann a..s.r-rs Hs boon n.r- ataH h, s.HHsta- af,a- rr.a.-
 T#f #S.ea.# sa .r.a--
 ramH1 II ngrHr~ fate been .la ..aea. sac saa, Us. a.s Switzerland rer Htr, a=
 aaH f+- t-H
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 a5
 k,ze ~. -sa.e. ae s ##az fH -amee. aaaz @=#. ra#H m tsrzr ra
 Hsart man t.-. |. #a,al'm $.
 -Ha4 ral Without
 u .ama -aa .# ## Wra rHs rH.r t.Hu a system. vc |e ts# a#em# hi e9u~az b.s HIud aH.au s=irr ais renders fas disease Hare a#r# Tho fact be- comes #-aa .a a.sz .a.az when Il is =ama#'a rfa- .secaaaus eazo moseaa 4a nat arc far aa-, Heaftay aaa eho-= qss5ssn~. CT eaa##. raraas b,aEs commit Imora..ea H.at rls,tons. but av=- sglaa. n uot sop th.m. The pas son ea.H #bfHde aHen to the atfer gat U A.. .-a.--nf n hide from rhsH Itbetr aea Impending fsra.
 VH n.4 l.. esamta- aaa.a ae,a .aa@ i-aa.sl community saef, ars.. #a1ofafs sr zaHdr.a live Gam [. tava ava-mIar r1kc place fhar~
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SCHOOL FOR
 AERONAUTS

NEW YORK AerlI navigation is H"v oFeniag . mdHztr aaa nal T aettity. winch extends every lay.
 rfal= .t4fat= aad s#trHstaH= at tnf-aaaHH =I @uaH. ase ao Ilue.r fh. aat. enr- ta b. u-sesslsi 3mr- l.gss af. na.s..s. .aer =a g#nfafa su tb, paaH- e"aHe#r af ii. r and mn ef learning. afur having lang slight #l ] fr1eia, Hfrh .aHr# ta Imam t.ld of Hy =#eHfiHe Interest. sa bong a~= fl f-maugd te8aa attraction II fa.a-. #ee e,-#fH#t r4#tHaHs~ #fe a- 4ssu1 seI#u.s a. .z1 -zs..- and InaE rHey tHrla. eaa5.e- aa .=zaaa-. =sut.f- e-f.
 fm unrre eaafd t. H- fara-f I. Where raHd faa1-msa aaauIa as
 rtmr 1ojmn. zprH-4ar t- e0- 0aY Rt=ars tn h..a.e rrua.ieat fa 70 -fa- aiaI aa 7al1 V #e ea# H## af -.udy eet the fT-t e#emHa. af a =et#ea bogn za-tardaz
 of eous. Paris. Lsn-. rordHux a,es a5e. practical .Ew9t- which Hav rNeoll.ar F.at- bat ntse sshaaJ- are =@mMHat laeaI and supply a., .raaufa is.. .,t-,,,,-.T's--- a,,e5r Per pee t.. m-l.hbar eeds-
 Il --ztz Harezsars te d-.-etHaltzr. and -a-Ft a4aa ra=r't- ha.a bonn nlsaiurI i lN ,.aehua ..leace- ay ..rond- .H tH.H5r frHtH.4 te s- -asH Il 1e. sa aHv.-effpu reed 8of be8#Gt bs '.. -ss..e=s af l.es.aas attempts r ,H1 Hr.r-a.H.
 Taat .at A.Het# (. Tei-at l. reo- l4ia4 a1a lis ,Np,riep,, a eucl net-.r- k .rpue-.a acd. as he Is a,- .eaas s. Ho.tar ar ut. foreign de- p3.aaat =ar the York seIool of l N.a ear't. Eueu..#- fuua.I in l9o- under t4a dirccuna rf Prof Luke ot ! C@nanta mnNcr-.-. fr as ncr+ ana 1 ly.t-. with -rr.ial cau-. in draw ias and 1ustruetiuu
 Nh Traca ha heen since last M.,
 larrie fira t.s ,iaa of eetn. acquainted ai,h IF possible develop. msntz .n th, automabHe industry. bu
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MAN WINS GIRL AFTER
 PROPOSING 365 TIMES

CHICAGO. Feb. t4.-Chica2o=# #5- yores eeuaz brought fe light tods> one of tH' most persistent w"eer- in Hi-- tory. Ii aas dlseIe=rd that Jesefh bemr--e eeufted his ~we,t=,apa. ee- celia Mr'ers. four wears. proposing a65 times la ths last nue and whining h..r aaRa. Yat uHnm three months aftsr marriage. H, tired of his wife
 Dempsey HFr- 1t is3. cottage o;tave avenue. H. alra b.iar, 1uaae WaIg,r el extreme and repeated cuolty Mrs Bamr-'y filed u rrps- hW iu vatch she made similar charges.
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] n,uui- Anola. President R. b Adams. Vice President
 \. E.Todd. Manager ]. \. Hl,btilcr Asst Aaneger
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I ;. souid uol hyip being vec 6vef- +pts #fa.--.a bt tbc rapid strides a.ade aar.ai uaxieatiaon an tHe oiA -,H= =I..=t. E.t enIz fHer 8sreH-taHs afr H.# 5ma.t duy in maas points aags. b,came regular -rarting ercnt-. l h,z#atEla EE.. suecs-s of Inc I.6hludN.
 5#ehr,- a-. uaa being buiil and | fa.t ae. not ail "aeriaI crH#rr-." :" =.t#a.fan- f,r stability an. v. We.I de- .u.# a...4aass lbal# thez s3u all e. tr- Without f-useg travels m fH 8t- H.a fh5r. Tn ae1yf,r-fhaH-at ar. l=a ezp.IlE coming ta Caa ,raut and . efnepue sarcrzs at tA. rr- r'u. performance If Heuit Faamau. tHs#s complete circuit of mr kifn- mefsr ,fh fseterf e9sc. uia sa#B eH- laaH. later.-f ir f.csc Uou1aIfH ma aata.ea
 9H, ia.# came [, Mr Triara tn er- f,= ra sreUs@,a# men af rmfz ant ."HslHae'ar- ta,@-.lEps. iu 9a arpr3- r'Itt, e"ur-,-- ths means nr p.rlrctine fuem-e'ses "a fh, an or aerial nayiza tiaH aHd irs .uticnz problems. ana ufl,'"r fhc auspices of an hnnerots y-s''. Witr"e Mf- -rriaea a~E.d Ii~et Col r.-I-l'aHiaa -a well known in the aero eaHtiaaf Hura tice president of IT,. permanent international aorundutic .ommi--ian. eminent professor and & spreaH.t m this tceaniquc. to Htiie a rnur=a u rrur parts spherical ba Iaen-. dluigihl,s. aviators and aero- uaujcal practice. Tn, instruction Rif be complete in forty lessons. gteus al essential notious of theory and prac- tIee Besides. from time 10 time, aI- lttfon win be given out. treating of tn, ll.is~t progress made ln this ptrtieulai line. SO a- to always he accurate an nI-ta-dli.
 A to the practice. it being evident. ly difficult to maf, ascensions by cor. re=pondcuce. free ascensions for tn' students ain be arranged. in. .the pro. par,au If oar ie twenty snd.ats Thcse aseensions will be made iron Nov York and other towns in Ameri
 eaH balloons specially chartered by in, l school. Charles Levee pilot Of tn
 Aero rluh of France. one of the con te-tant- iu the. last Gordon Ecuuct Cup al St Louis is the technical in
 s'ruetor
 In the schools office in New Yor [ will he found splendid collection a [ models for consultation and lihrar [ gathered under the personal supervi
 sion of Air Besaneon. general secre tary of the Aero club of France. Mir. Triaca sailed for New York O
 the Amcrika on the 18th of aJnuar after having completed most exact r ing and thorough compilation of a p progress realized on the continent i 2 the automobile and acronauties ] branches. and to talk with authorit
 of Inc latter, he took the ncccssaf 2 lessons. and made a number nf ascen
 sious. as required by the rules of th
 Aero club "f France. and now come
 to America with his title of Pilot an
 proved by the French government
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SOME DREAMS OF SCIENCE.

I'm possibility al pro.augtug human Hf. mf he4om tha century mark. at- most indefinitely l.erhal- ,- engaging tbe= attention et certain scientific man. it'sa d9eam old az ta, hHl~ ar at lasst ae aga#s- the- aaaan race. Now come atant- efth tn~ information that it mas naf he =ucf dream after all ,nst ulrr due C. of his health. and He ees#s eaek kH, war. with such ysaroa- az ~taenrr maz in tm,- be aha E furnish. eron the ite-de-tray- ms nrrr"haz. man may ward o0 death frr#r,Hf#4a.. fl aet forever
 reaaz theory at my rate. Haa ae 1- know u.t eIl.ncu mus, 1lee N. ~upra-e tla- assertion To he nu, ts mlueaaa. from ta. mt,ubtrd 1.rf r.lt mon have mta-ttaa.rd oitb- iu E = aan Imlt oG aes-5H.re never a..- h..' any "Xeepuoa 'a ,hr rul- ,s#Itsa.:.4f. joa.=o our .s.s.#.ar- a aeu- .Hfs aass that !, as= ura-- lbls r.r maa |, traverse t.r earth astcr ..#H < aa al speed fl faa galopins aar-. kff.f thousands ef years 4 .Nfs-s.a-s 'au piece of anealatIgr. winch -,-H.rJ .r be abzo.utg.y certain, "a- ta} proved to br tH. era-se@t
 n.-.as man who had been In ! taa #.sat f.asing alfh ] ,ea. E.ttl" =aH HHs
 l-.a -s.ali.pu ago arI mon knew
 .a=.sl men bad known since 1 sf- beginning If the world. hal it wa impossible ,a converse nith.a ltIvui a' distance heyond Tho carrying raw1
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Phone White l7 Market l32 Front St
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SUMMONS.
No 1S70

No. 1870. Tn the District Court in and for the District Of Alaska. Second Division. Joseph weyerhorst, plaintiff. vs. Eliza Weyerhorst. defendant. The President of the United States of America to Eliza weyerhorst. the above named defendant. Greeting You are hereby summoned and re- auired to appear and answer the com
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plaint of the rlainti9 filed herein in the ofice of the clerk If the above named court at NeHe Alaska. within thirty day- after the completion of the period of publication hereof, herein specified pr judgment wiI be taken against you; tud you are hereby notified that fl you fail to answer the said complaint the said plaiutH wiIl apply to the court for the relief therein demanded to-wit. To dissolve the bonds of matrlmony cx- isting between said plaintiff and said defendant
 This summons k served by publica- tipu pursuant 10 h,W and to the order of said above entitled court. and made on the 1th day of April 1908: the date of the fast publication being The l2th day of May la0s
 JNO. II. DUNN. Clerk of the District Court in and
 for the Di~trir, ol A,aska. Second
 Division.
 By Angus McBride. deputy clerk.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07
B. A. Football Team a Winner.

The Barton academy football team
won the first game of the season Satur-
day from Derby academy at Derby.
by score of to O. The game was
undecided till the last five minutes of
play. The boys played a good game
considering that none of them ever had
played before. They were given very
courteous treatment by the Derby
boys and reciprocatedJ by conducting
themselves in the most sportsmanlike
manner. Derby gives return game
here in the near future. The rest of
the schedule has not been completed,
but Lyndon Institute is expected to
play here October "a. A game with
ST. Johnsbury will also probably be
arranged for. The boys are working
hard and faithfully to get all the bene-
fit possiblessfrom the football training.
They have the material for a good
teamsandsthey should be given your en-
couragement and support In no bet
ter wayirrcan the school be brought to
public attention than through good,
clean, gentlemanly athletics. The
effect of the football training this fall
is already felt in the inside school
work. The following is the Barton
lineup for Saturday Gardyne,
Durkin, r f; Gaskell, g; Corley
Dean, e; Norris, | g; Doyle, f
Dennison,.l c; Leslie. q b; Jewell, c..
II f; Graham, r h; Mcclellan, D, h.
Touchdown, Leslie.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07
Barton to Have Fine Lecture Course.

The numbers for lecture course
have been decided upon for the COM
ing winter and guarantee fund is
being raised by the committee. The
course will consist Of three lectures,
two concerts and Lauant, the great
magician. The course will begin in
early November and will probably
open with the College Singing Girls,
one Of the best concert companies up
on the stage to-day. AS soon as the
exact dates are decided upon the
Monitor will announce the numbers and
dates. 1t was voted at recent meet
ing to sell students course tickets for
ST. 90 for the six entertainments. An
auction sale of the seats will be held as
usual. Wait and watch for the Col.
lege Girls.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07
District 0. E. S. Meeting at Irasbur,
Friday.

The annual meeting of the seventh
district @. E. S. will be held with Col
ton Ce.s.gter, No. 66 Irasburg, Friday
afternoon and evening. Grand patron,
grand matron and other grand officers
are expected to be present. The pro-
gram is as follows 3 80 p. m., Chap
ter opened, Cotton Chapter, No. &C.,
Mrs. Maude S. Webster, w. M. Re-
ception of grand officers. Address of
welcome and response. Instruction in
business methods, grand patron. AT
recreation-social hour. Banquet,
o'clock. z 80, Chapter called from rec.
reation to labor. Exemplifcation of
Ritual work, Mckinley Chapter, No.
48, Mrs. D. Viola Sawyer, w. M. Re-
view of work, grand lecturer. Ad-
dresses of grand officers. Chapter
closed. The local is signed by L. Bur-
ton Jones, D. G. P, Miss Matte B.
Holdridge, D. G. M
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07

-
/. The last issue Of the Express and
Standard has the following to say.
'Them's our sentiments too" Just
what we have been. preaching for The
last two months.
Each statement seat to DELINQUENT
subscribers of the Express and Stand
and those back Of 1905 and beyond
seem 70 have been looked upon as a
lite Joke by great many on our
part d with no more weight than a
fly on a mans nose. They have been
ignored more than the fly would be
anu in too many cases have been
utterly cast aside. Now we are going
to act. Those little jokes running in
little sums Of five up to fifteen dollars,
figure up into the round sum of $1,000
and we propose to collect every dollar
of it that we can. How are we going
to do it? In this way. One more
statement will be sent and it will be
the last one. If this statement is
ignored, after two weeks something
will drop. We mean just what we
say-something will drop. The party
will be surprised by the sheriff, or
surprised by being advertised, and
perhaps both. A few will be given
their accounts because they are in hard
luck but we know just who they are.
A man with more worldly goods than
we own, or in good health with wages
paid at the present time, can pay
little newspaper bill, and we know it.
They will pay them now or take their
medicine. This letter only refers to
those back to and beyond 1905. No
one will be slighted by not receiving
one of these statements, and each
party receiving one is the party meant
or referred to in this letter. 1t means
to conform with this new law, which
limit expires with October 1st. that
the newspaper account must and shall
be settled without further delay"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07


.. Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Rogers Of New
port Center visited friends in town
this week. . ..., .'''@ sEis's...'s1 /
Mrs.. Gray, who has been working at
Hotel Barton the past year. is taking
a vacation. 1s94.t oss .@4 ~
F.. M. C. Sawyer has moved into the
Heating tenement recently vacated by
John Smith. Y ff5t.
There will be fire meeting Tuesday
evening at the village hall at :0O
O'Clock sharp. -
Miss Lenna Metcalf and Lafa Smith
were married in Barton October 4 by
Rev. w. "A. Warner.
The Odd Girls society will meet
with Mrs. j. B. Freeman Saturday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
The new storehouse at the tub shop
is now complete and makes great
addition to the plant.
Skinner & Cook are putting in the
foundation for an Office at their store
house on Water street.
The officers of Orient Chapter, O.
E. S., will meet Tuesday evening at
Z 80 o'clock for rehearsal.
Mrs. J. A. Cunningham, who has
/ been at Hotel Barton for the summer,
returns to Boston this week.
Mrs. j. L. Archambault and children
are spending few days with her moth
4 er, Mrs. Town, at Morrisville.
j. V. Rowen has returned from Mas
sachusetts. Mrs. Rowen will remai1
for short time with friends there.
! Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Murkland leave
this week for ten days trip to Port
land, Me-, Boston and other places.
/ H. B Orcutt has purchased severa
acres of land Of the syndicate, border
!, ing the foot Of the lake near the ledges
/ A noted evangelist is expected her
sometime in the early part Of Novem
ber, to hold meetings for about l
days.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-07

The w. G. T. u. reception for the
teachers, which was to have been held
at the home of Mrs. 0. H. Mossman
October 13, has been postponed one
week, to October 20. Please note. =.
The C. E. society of the Congrega-
tional church plan to give Hallowe EN-
social in the. vestry of. the church
Friday evening, Oct. 80. A program
Is being arranged, with some novel
features.
Charles Hagar. who has been an in
valid from spinal trouble for several
years, died last evening at his home
on Park street. Pneumonia was the
immediate cause of his death. Further
particulars will be given next week.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post Office October Z.
Please say advertised when calling
for these letters: Jessie Besaw. F. w.
Beane, Mrs. Lizzie Chandler, Mrs.
T Lucretia w. GLADDEN.. Clarence Drornan,
Ben Fields, M. E. Simpson, g.
Charles Wilkie hurt his hand badly
Saturday while at work in the tub
shop. He was operating the lifting
saw when his right hand slipped and
struck the saw, splitting the thumb and
cutting the first two fingers to the
bone. The wound is doing well.
The ladies of the Methodist church
| will serve their annual Harvest Sup
per" at the church parlors Wednesday
evening. Oct. IA. Preparations are
being made for large gathering, so
let everybody sharpen their appetites
and watch out for flyers next week.
The old St Paul's dramatic club will
give the play ''Bar Haven" or 1.-The
Lost Heir" in Crystal Lake hall Fri
day evning, Oct. 16. This club has
given several plays: all have been sue.
cessful and had crowded houses, so
come out and help and enjoy yourself.
Prices reasonable. Everyone invited.
The new storehouse at the tub shop
is now complete. The building is 36x
60 and two stories high and is covered
with iron siding and roofing. making
ito practically fire proof. This will
give the company plenty of store
room for their increasing business and
makes great addition to the plant.
4 The monologue entertainment at the
Methodist church last evening by A.
Lincoln Kirk was good and fairly well
attended. Mr.. Kirk recites wide
variety of selections, both the sub.
lime and the ludicrous, with the same
good taste. and his impersonations OF
several of the characters in Chas
. Dickens works, and also of Mr.. Doc
ley. were considered excellent.