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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-14
ZION.

Rev. Mr.. Polk, OF West Nottingham,
preached in the Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday evening.
Rev Mr.. Mitchell is conducting
special services in Calvert NJ. Z.
Church.
Miss Josephine Crothers is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Lawson Crothers, OF
Bryn Mawr.
Miss katherine Rutherford enter
tanned few friends Saturday evening
in honor OF her guest, Mr.. Robert
Campbell. OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. Mitchell, OF Wilmington, was
the week end guest OF his son, Rev.
Harry Mitchell
Miss Lucie Carhart entertained a
few friends at tea on Tuesday evening.
Herbert Rittcnhousc, son OF Mr.,
John Rittcnhousc met with a painful
accident at Calvert High School on
Wednesday while playing football In
the scramble for the ball he was push
ed against the fence dislocating one
bone OF his left arm and breaking the
other bone at the wrist.
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and chrysanthemums. A larger crowd
turned ont and everything sold well.
Miss Jennie Phillips, OF Charles
town, Va, is visiting Mr.. Edwin
Haincs and family.
Miss Emma Johnson. OF Farming
ton. visited Misses Mary and Anna
Giles this week.
Messrs. Frank G. Drew, OF Lands
downe and n. NJ Huppman, OF Balti-
more, were ducfing with Mr.. III. l..
Worthington on the fats near Havre
dc Grace this week
Mrs ]. =. Otis is spending some time
with her mother. Mrs. J. r. Otis. in
Orange, N. J.
Misses Minnie Gatchcli and Lizzie
Scarborough. OF near Fair Hill. were
guests OF Mrs. Jesse Cameron, on
Cherry street. this week.
Mrs. Samuel Morrison died in a
Philadelphia hospital on last Tuesday
morning. Her body was brought to
Rising Sun, where her husband and
family live, on Wednesday night. Fun
eral was held on Friday morning, al
1870. interment in Brookview Gene.
terry.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-14
COLORA.

y minister oi the Society al Friends
spoke IN the Friends meeting house
last Sunday morning
The Ladies' Md Society OF Mt Pleas
an, Church cleared S22 so at their sup.
per held Wednesday OF last week
Mr. Andrew Wiley, our K. f. ID. car
r'er. has purchased another horse
Miss Mary a. Gray was home from
Port Deposit over Sunday
Mis-, Annie Runner and nieces.
Mise, Ada and Nice Runner, oi Full
ton House, Pa, were visitors at the
home ~ Mr., and Mrs Elmer Reese
Mr. John Raldcrstun, West Grove.
visited his brother. Elwood Baldcrs-
ton aud family this week.
Mrs. Harry Lloyd and daughter
Miss Edna. ol near Oxiord. were the
guests Friday last at Mrs John f.
Pierce
Mr.. Herbert Dcyonshirc. OF Pilot
town. spent Sunday with MIR Joseph
J. Brown and family
Mrs Laura Wigdun and Miss Ella,
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Miss Mary Schaefer, Of Delaware
City, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Joseph Schacicr,
Mr. and Mrs. Henri Lindsey, OF VIII
mngton, spent Sunday with his par
cnts, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. a. Lindsey
Miss Esther Banks is visiting friends
in Wilmington.
w. a. Hazel spent a few days last
week in Philadelphia.
Mrs w. p. Howard is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bouchclle spent
few days this week at Atlantic City,
Mrs \. L. Conrey is visiting her
daughter, AIRS. W. T. Master, in Bal
;iiiiorc.
Frank {. Conrcy has returned to
Philadelphia.
Miss Bessie Barwick and c. S. Fl i
son, Jr., attended dance in Elkton
last Friday evening,
Mr.. William NJ Knight. OF Balti-
more, visited J II. Steele, last week
Clifford Hoover and Dallas Manlove
"i Cec:lsJn, visited friends III town last
Friday evening
r. II Rccs and Harry Howard are
one cunning trT IN Dorchester
county, this week
Alr and Mrs, J Groome Steele en-
tcrlaincd a lew friends Monday even
ing at rabbit dinner.
The Sunshine Society met ut the
home OF Mrs james W. Johnson, on
Thursday evening.
Next Saturday afternoon and even
ing, November 81. the ladies of the
Church oi the Good Shepherd will
hold sale OF bread. cake and pie
in Reeds corner store
On account OF heavy Jog on Tues
day nstt the night boats did not
reach here until late Wednesday.
Thomas Savin. Jr.. and Roy Allen
spent Wednesday cunning in the First
district
Miss L.zabcth lIr ison and Hiram
Everett were married on Wednesday
evening At the NJ. f.. Parsonage by
Rev I C. Smoot
Miss Minnie Bowers. formerly
student OF the Wilmington High School
has entered the Commercial Depart
mcnt 81 the Chesapeake City High
School
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Cocaine And Crap Combination

Maggie Edwards. Charles Startling
and Howard. better known as Mug"
Wilson. all colored, are held for hear
ings for figuring in disorder that dis
turbed the serenity OF Bells Lane on
Saturday night II is charged that
Maggie dispensed cocaine, procured in
Philadelphia. or Wilmington, TO Will
son and others. Mug" developed a
brain storm. and after reported
row over a game of crap wanted blood.
He sought his revolver at the house
oi his mother. Susan Wilson, on Bells
Lane. and, not finding it, cut up rough,
smashing things in general and jars OF
preserves in particular. Later he is
said To have gotten a double barrelled
shot gun in which he put a charge,
and sought target in Startling, but
pulled the trigger OF the empty barrel
Starting ducked. but Dave Anderson
came in range and would have been
filed with shot nj close quarters but for
Mugs" lucky blunder. Times have
been slow in the Jungle" OF late but
with coke" as stimulus there is
prospect Of something doing off and
on within It's precincts, Wilson's mo-
Their had him rounded up, and Sheriff
Hagcr bagged the Edwards woman
and Starting.
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OF Greenhurst. spent Saturday night
and Sunday fifth the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob keEnard.
Mrs. Alex. Wilson. Nottingham, Pa.
was in town. Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Woods. Toughkenamon.
Pa, spent Friday and Saturday with
her sister. Mrs. William Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Preston are
spending some time with Percy Emily
and wife in Wilmington.
Mrs. Robert r. Pierce was SUM
moned to Perryville Wednesday by
the illness OF her sister. Mrs. Earl
Reynolds.
Mrs. William Maxwell and daugb-
ter, Miss Hannah, OF Oxford. Mrs
Reeves Vanneman. New York. and
Miss Anna Moore. Philadelphia, were
recent guests OF Charles Z. Moore and
sisters.
Mrs. Fannie Crothers was an ovei
Sunday guest Of DIR. A. T.. Crother.
and family, Havre de Grace.
Mrs. Jacob Kennard spent Tuesda,
with Mrs. Samuel Kennard
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PERRYvILLE

Mr.. Thomas White and son, George,
OF Wilmington, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Donahoo the past week.
Mr. Edward Cooling. OF Baltimore.
wa sihe guest OF relatives in town on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Harry White visited relatives
in Wilmington on Monday.
Mr.. 4. German Peoples is spending
some days in Annapolis.
Mr. A. c. Perry. OF Philadelphia,
and Mr.. w +. Perry, OF Chester. were
recently the guests of Mr. s. c. Nc
Cauley ard family.
Mrs Henry Boyd was in Whining
ton ON Wednesday last
Mrs. Willie Patterson is working in
Baltimore
Mr.. Howard Calvert. OF Philadel-
phia. spent the past week with rcla-
tivcs in town.
Miss Hattie McCaulcy. Of Whining
ton. is the guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. s C. McCauley.
The Ladies' Aid Society held spec
ial meeting on Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. J W. Cochran. and de.
cidcd to postpone their annual supper
that was advertised for this week. I'm
Ill some future date on account OF 50
much sickness.
Mrs. +. b. Rice and son. Earl. arc
spending some days with relatives in
Lincoln University
Mr.. George 7. Hofcekcr and wife
OF Kcnton. Del. were the guests oil
MIR -. {. Hofccker and family the
past week. the Mcssrs Hoffccker visit.
ing Wilmington on Saturday
Mr.. H. o. McMullen has improved
his house this week by new roof
The Town Commissioner are now
repairing Broad street and expect ,o
begin gravcling it in few days
The Pcrryyillc public school was
closed and children attending tn,
IIavrc de Grace High School and the
Tome Institute were sent home on nc.
count of a case or two al Scarlctiua in
Pcrryvillc.
Mr.. Samuel c. House. ni Castlcton
has been spending several days Will
his son. Mr. Hugh House
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PRINCIPLE FURNACE

Mr.. Newton Seminar and Miss Helen
Seminar were llavre dc Grace visitors
Saturday aud Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs William Grant, OF
Washington, -. e, and Mr.. and Mrs.
PierSon, OF North East visited Mrs.
William Reed on Saturday
Miss Hattie McCauley, OF Will
mington, was home on Sunday.
Mr.. Ollie Seminar was a Whining.
ton visitor last week.
Miss Leora Pin has returned home
from visit in Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Mccullough spent a
week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Ernest White, OF North East
visited his sister. Mrs. VIM. Harrison
last week
The surveyors are again At work
after the election" surveying for the
Whitaker Iron Company
Mrs W. T. Reynolds was in Charles
town lew days last week.
Mrs Harry Person and children
are visiting III North East
Mrs. Hannah Campbell, OF VIII
mngton. was ~ town on Sunday.
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CECILTON

Miss Helen Cruikshank. OF Balti-
more. is the guest OF Misses Cruik-
shank.
Mr.. John Taylor and Mr.. Peel( OF
Baltimore. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Padley and son
spent Sunday with Mrs M. +. Free
man in Chesapeake City.
Mrs. J. Z. lusby is visiting rela-
,ves in Philadelphia
Messrs. n. 7. Ferguson and Thomas
Cruikshank were Chestcrtown visitors
last Thursday.
Mr.. William Freeman. OF Philadel-
phia. is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. ]. w. Davis spent Thursday in
Chesapeake City.
Mr.. and Mrs George Boyles OF near
Massey. spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Harry Clark and children, oil
near EarlevilIe. were the guests oil
Miss Martha Vandegriit. on Sunday
Messrs. Fred T.. Hoover and Harold
Padley spent last SATURDAY, in Chcs'
tcrtown,
Mrs. Arthur Davis and Messrs. Wal.
ter and John Clayton spent last Friday
week in Chesapeake City
Mrs. 6. w padlcy and daughter
Miss Blanche Padlcy. were Whining
ton visitors this week
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NORTH EAST

Edward CnSlcttc is preparing to open
ar oyster saloon and restaurant in the
Star building.
\ gospel wagon visited Our town on
Tuesday aud in the evening had large
audience IN front oi Hotel Cecil.
Miss Esther Lynch. OF Akin. spent
the week with her grandparents, Mr.
aud Mrs John ncithcy.
MIR aud Mrs s. NJ Curlcy. OF Bear.
Del, spent the early part OF the week
with hi, uncle. Levi Reynolds
T. X Kemp, formerly oil this dis
trct. was elected Congressman in Mis-
>ouri IN district formerly $500 Demo
cratic by 1000 majority on the Rcpub
lican ticket
Ducks have been fairly plentiful on
the flats and our gunncrS have had
very successful days
Considerable interest i, manifested
in the sale oi the real estate OF the
late John w Shippers, on the 18th
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-14
FOOTBALL
DELAWARE. 9: RUTGERS, 6.

The Delaware College team was
given grand send off by the student
body. with the college band, on an
early train on Saturday morning,
on their trip TO New Brunswick, ~ j..
where they met the fast and heavy Rut-
gers team, whom, in fiercely contest
ed game, they tied by score OF six
TO six Haley got. the ball and put It
on Dclaware's 20 yard line. Delaware
was forced to kick. and the ball went
to Rutgers in midheld and was work
cd down the line for the first touch
down. which Charge made. and Leslie
kicked goal After some lively work,
the first half closed with Rutgers. 6.
Delaware. o. In the second half Della
ware rushed things. Haley sprnted
for ninety yards. after seven minutes
play. scoring touchdown and kicking
goal The run was one OF the great
est ever seen on Nelson Field. The
rest OF the game was mainly punting,
neither side carrying the ball For
Delaware, Haley. Rothrock. Paper
man. Cam. Adkins and Greenwood
were the stars. the team gave Rutgers
the liveliest play OF the season. The
lineup:
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WOODLAND

Mis-, Coruc;a Abrahams was i'll Bal
timurc over Sunday.
Mir, Josephine Maarcr, Of Phila-
dclph,a. spent Tuesday with her
grandmother, Mrs John T. Ruttcr.
Mr. Harlan is visiting his daughter
Mr.. ] Howard Gray.
Ms, Roberta Jcnncss. OF Whining
t#u. Is visiting her parents.
Mis-, .racy, OF Baltimore, was q week
end visitor ui Miss Mary Rawlings
MIR Joseph TominSon has been
visiting in Philadelphia.
The Calendar Club cleared SI62S at
the Pie social held at Mr. George Iy
sons
Mir George Ingram. 6i Wilmington,
sang at IIupcwcll Sunday morning and
evening
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W Nottingham
Synod S Home Mission Needs

meeting OF the society for Home Mis-
stems OF the Synod oi Baltimore, held
in West Church. Wilmington, a gain
ui 400 rev members was reported with
10 more Young womcn'S societies and
bands aud $lis additional contribu-
tons For this year the needs are
500 ior Laura Sunderland School,
Concord. s. G., 500 for salary and
building at Nna>cu. Porto Rico. aud
aud advanc, oi IS per cent from the
contributing societies to the general
fund So far there ha, been credit
able gain III contributions and over
1900 has been given in the Synod
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PORT DEPUSil.

Mr.. John krauss will have charge OF
the Epworth League service next Sun
day evening Subject Tor conSdera-
ton, Soul winning glorious ser
vice. james $50.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
gave very delightful social to their
new pastor Rev William Crawford,
last FRIDAY evening", in the Sunday
school room.
Mrs. Jane a.. Gerry has returned from
= very pleasant visit with her daugh-
ter, MIR, IT \ G " cStcrlicld, in Viii
mingtun.
MIS-. David Carter 81 Virginia, is
the guest ui her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Is I hopkins
MIR. John Kcnhart. oi Baltimore,
spent last Wcck with Mr.. and Mrs.
ioy IT, Snyder
Mr.. Munam McCcnahan Vas a Bal
t,murc visitor Mouday
Mr.. J Roman West al Baltimore,
spent SUNDAY al his home.
Mrs. Sarah lvcrist Is spending
some time III Baltimore with her
daughter. Hrs Campbell Royston.
Mr.. Joseph l'ugh. al l.andsdownc,
Pa, spcut sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy H. shy der
Mrs. \. GER, aud Mrs Clara NJ
Knight were guest, al MIR and Mrs.
Herbert s. Gerry IN Baltimore, on
Monday
Mrs. james Eur,n and Miss elena
iurliu were Baltimore visitors Mon
day.
MIR. George Campbell and Miss
Elizabeth Campbell were guests Of
Mrs Mary Mcdonald, Sunday
Mrs K G. Bates and Miss Isabel
Bate, have cturncd from very pleas
ant visit IN New York
Mrs. W C. Aldrich wa, an Oxiord
visitor Monday.
Mr.. Roy II Snyder was a Baltimore
visitor last Friday
DR. +. ) Boyle ard Mr +. T. Ben
son are spending a week in Calvert
county. cunning
Miss Reed. nj Baltimore. is taking
Mr. Bcr,"u', place at McClcuahan'S
Granite Co office. during his absence
Mr.. ard Mrs Wilmer Falls and
children, ui North East. spout Sunday
with Mr.. aud Mrs " T. Cummings
Mrs Robert T.. StclhinpS spent Sal,
urday with ilavrc de- Grace relatives
Quite number at Miss Maud A.
k.nsun', friends took very plcasant
Mr. Rowland Clapp took Misses
Florence Penny Cornclia NbrahamS
and Mari Clam TO Baltimore last Sat.
urday in hi, err.
Mr.. J. 7 {. Ilopku, wa, Ralti
more visitor Saturday
Mr. M"llic Clapp wa, a Baltimore
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RISING SUN.

Mrs. Barclay Hc1cock. Of Philadcl-
phla. and Miss Nttic Flitcrait. OF
WoodStown. n. J., were guests OF Mrs.
John Nj Stcrrcit, this week
MIR w X Alice ,pjem Thursday in
Baltimore on business
Mr. and Mrs. J NJ Holden, Mcssrs
Bernard and Edward Eiiing are en-
iuying themselves ON two weeks
cunning trip through Virginia.
Mrs. Jesse Cameron spent few
days oi ihis week with relatives in
Philadelphia.
The Honolulu students oi the IIaw-
al'an Islands gave and excellent con
cert in the town hall an Wcdnc Sday
night ~ previous week which was
Thoroughly enjoyed by a large crowd
MIS-, Helen Shepherd. student OF
stat, Normal School. Baltimore, spent
Sunday at her home here IN town
Miss Mary Pattcu Of Liberty Grove.
visited her brother. Mr. Brauchc Pat
ten and family during the week
Miss Georgia S,urgcSS. Of Wallings
lord, Pa is the guest 81 Dir G.. s.
Dare and family
Mis-, Carrie Cummings Is spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs Ella
Cummings, in Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Brokaw, al Fair Hill
spent Tuesday with Mrs. IT, Linn Wor-
.hington.
\ "Chrysanthcmum Tea given by
the Sunday School 81 the NJ. T.. Church
was held in the basement OF the church
Wednesday night The room was
beautifully decorated with crepe paper
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Saturday evening.
MIR. w. r. Nesbitt and Miss Hannah
+. Nesbitt were Baltimore visitors on
Monday.
The Union Thanksgiving sermon
will be preached at the Presbyterian
Church. by Rev. V. S. Collins.
Tome will play their final game OF
football for this season at Tome on
Friday afternoon with Princeton Prep.
team.
Mr.. +. A. McVey. who has been oc-
cupying the residence OF Mrs. H. A,
Ncsbitt. moved his family TO Lancas-
ter, Wednesday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-14
Stepped In Way OF Shiffer

Stepping in front Of shifting en-
ginc, while seeking to avoid train at
Perryvillc on Sunday Samuel Hopes,
80 years old. employed as trackman
on the F.. II. & w. r. r. was instantly
killed, the locomotive cutting his body
IN twain. He was unmarried and lived
IN Perryville. Coroner Frazer held an
inquest. the jury generating the Rail-
road Company from responsibility for
the accident.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-14
Rigid Motor Boat REGULATIONS

Hereafter engineers oy motor boats
ot over IS tons gross register. carry
ing passengers for hire to secure IL
cense must show one years service on
motor boats, in the engine room OF
steamboat or two years experience at
building gas, kerosene or naphtha en-
gihcs. a steam engineer to secure a
motor boat license must appear before
an examining board.
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Oxide OF Zinc--What Is u?

It's the wearing siality OF the l.. &
NJ. PAINT while white lead is the
elastic quality OF l.. & NJ PAINT.
Wears fully IS years on outside Of q
house Costs ready for use about s. 20
per gallon.
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Drexel.
CECIL HIGH "a; NOTTINGHAM c

The West Nottingham Academy
eleven met the Cecil County High
School at the Ball Park on Saturday
and lost by a score Of - to o. The
home team outwcighcd the visitors,
aud played an allaround better game.
The lineup:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-14

A very successful "clotkes-p pin"
social was held at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs Harry Grant on Tuesday, by
members Of Crouch Chapel Sunday
School
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Delaware.
TOME. %; DREXEI.. 4.

Tome School at Port Deposit in IS
and 10 minute halves, simply over
whclmcd the Drcxcl Institute eleven
on the gridiron. After the first half
Tome sent her second eleven on the
field. til at the close but one OF her
first eleven was in play Dercmer. for
Tome. made an eighty yard run
through the entire Drexel line. Drex-
el. with rs to go at one period OF the
game, tried forward pass from behind
goal. which made good for 1903 yard
run. which put the ball on Tones ?
yard line, but two attempts to push ii
over gave a loss OF 8 yards, but a
clever drop kick gave Drexcl her only
score. The line up:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

nntssra@ld hoas9 as satfon Sunday
mo- mig. expecting 10 meet face 10
face : iavavlly armed murderer wait
log 10 kill anyone In sagns~ Il takes
real courage as such fluaea and the
8czsn men that did IL, Including
ogfIeers ard private citizens. falIy e1-
pecf@d fnAs sorue OF Ebelr numbs
wouId De killed before the murderer
was captured.
p.s. Lat anyone thinks this Is
written IN q boasrfnI spirit, We add
this postscript 10 say that when the
attack on the house vas made, the
editor o. the Caledonian, with two
others, remained ia toe barn, rernem-
beTing n. promise In the Good Book
that the meek shall inherit the earth.
St Johnsbury CALIFORNIAN.
yernons's latest murder trial. at
Bennington, again agttases the never
wholly unconscious capital punish
ment question. Tue circumstances
attending this case, though nncom-
mon. are By no means anneard of In
Vermont. What shall be do ae with a
man, of whom public sentiment.
knowing all the facts, says that he Il
not H. 10 live? Get out of IL By cali
ing him insane, CT committing his
sentences IL jury, after hearing
the evidence, and regardless OF
y neither or not there Ia s. law making
murder capital ofense, ssys that a
man Is not is 70 live, why mast or
should the state board him for life ia
AT asylum or states PRISON. Either
the Law or its usual manner OF en-
forcemeEt 10 this state is dead wrong.
imprisonment IL no expiatiou Of foul
and deliberate murder: at most IL Is
only punishment Ia a degree. But II
verdicts II juriss are to be constantly
vetoed by legislatures, let Us try 10
discover a mode of punishment which
will most nearly 1T the crime, and
carry it out. Hardwiek Gazette.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

wlna was In the north los days. south
80 days. west los days and east three
days. sno~ fell 20 the depth Of S.
Inches. rainfall IA inches. Coolest
days we're January IL. Is below jan
cary IT, 10 below; January IS. 30
below; January IS, s. below; January
-, - below: January >. - below;
February ?. II below; February i, IL
below; February IS, Is below; Feb
ruary ., Ii below; March !. IL below;
March ,, Ii below; March }, IL below
Very high wind February 1. From
March 5 TO March IL the thermometer
was at xsro or below. The hotties.
day was May -, 90 In the shade.
October ], first freeze; october %,
frat anow. Last March when the
sun crossed the lIue IL came OF cold
and has been cool up 20 September
%, when the line storm cane CT
warm and has continued so up 70 the
present time. Extreme changes
since last March have been very
scarce. Although the past season has
been cool and oaekw Arb crops OF al
kinds were very good, prices for
butter and eggs have been higher
than usual and the farmer has no
reason TO complain. ! hope the hard
times are about over aud the prospec.
for the husoandman Is bright for
another year.
+. II PERCrvAI., Glover.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-13

missioner l. H. Cobb Of Island Pond.
formerly known as the report of the
iusps ctor Of haauce, has at been
issued and Is OF most encouraging
nature, appars nifty jastiiyiog the
expectations OF thu frienos OF the
ne : Law permitting the deposit OF
- 600 10 savings bank and trust
companies without taxation. The
Increased resources o. savings banks
and trust companies for the 6sca!
year ending june 80, 1907, Wa s6 -. :
Ss5 s. and the increased deposits
amounted to s. 8 5a5 80. OF this
latter sum st,ss3, org ~ wss deposited
by residents of Vermont The total
mum BET Of depositors Was Isl .07O, an
increase OF a,720 FOR the Year and OF
this increase e,O25 were residents
Of the state.
Fair Haven Strike Still Unsettled.
After nine months of negotiations,
during which every eli ort for arbitra-
ton or other meaus OF amlcable
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