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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
VITAL STATISTICS.
Record of Births sad Deaths During
 fhe Paaf Week.

 the Past week. Believing is a copy of the vital statistics of the City. as gathered dur ing the past week. by the City Sanitary Department: showing that there have been twelve births and five deaths among white people. and eleven births and nine deaths among negroes:
 Births. To Mir. and Mrs John e. Burgess. q girl.
 To Mir and Mrs Ed Taylor, . girl. To MT. and Mrs. F. A Brennon. q girl.
 To MT. and Mrs. s. s. crittenden. a girl
 To Mir and Mrs. c. O. wilson. a girl. To MT. and Mrs. John ]. Farley, a boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. J. c. canty. a boy. To Mir. and Mrs. John B. shelton. q girl.
 To MT, and Mrs. c. P. watson. To MT. and Mrs. H. D. Conner. boy. To Mir. and Mrs. J. c. HoIiifieid. a girl.
 Negroes. To Robert Smith and wife, . boy. To Jake Jemison and wife. twins, boy and girl.
 To B. Jackson and wife. a girl IO $dtp etQer ana wire, 8trl. To Arthur Wood and wife, a girl To Henry Jackson and wife, a girl. To Brown Jackson and wife, q boy. To Wm. H. Johnson and wife, a boy. To Sandy Caffey and wife. a girl. To w. C. DeBardelaben and wife. a boy.
 Infant of W. J. Cronier. age ' months.
 Thomas Duggan, age t3 years: ship ped to Camden. Ala. Mrs. Nellie Bartlett, age 63 years Daniel o. Dove. age 4s years
 Negroes. Infant ef Spencer Cowan, age J years.
 John Robinson. age 3s years. John Harvey. age IS years- Harry Robinson. age 45 years Infant of Amnus Franklin. age year.
 St Louis Stout, age 30 years. Infant of Louis Mitchell, age i year Samuel Mack. age 49 years. John Shorter, age 70 years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MANY POISON
 FACTORIES HERE You Will Be Surpris- ed at Their Number HAVE CAUSED SERIOUS ILL.
 NESS
High Time to Look About for
 Remedy that Will Relieve
Druggist Fowler Claims to Have Pre- scriptiea That wilI overcems the Evil Conditions of These
 Poison Faetories.

Did you ever feel stupid and dull after eating hearty dinner7
 When food is retained too long in the stomach, because of stomach weakness, the poison factory works overtime and there is giddiness. heartburn. sleep iessness, nervous trouble and other forms of indigestion.
 It is high time to look about for quick relief when you have dizzy spells after eating
 The general use of Mi-o-na stomach tablets puts within the reach Of eyery- one reliable and positive cure for all stomach weakness. Mi-o-na quickly cures the worst case of indigestion, and the pain and distress which is often felt after meals will soon disappear, such is the wonderful curative power of this little tablet.
 Mi-o-na acts upon entirely different principles from any of the other reme- dies that have been used in stomach trouble. It is taken before meals. and has specific strengthening action upon the muscles of the stomach, in- creasing the flow of digestive juices and making the stomach get to work and digest easily and naturally the food which is eaten.
 E. c. Fowler has seen so many cures made by Mi-o-na that he gives a guar antee with every 5o-cent box that he remedy costs nothing unless 1t cures Try Mi-o-na on this guarantee of his, as he takes all the risk and the remedy will not cost cent unless 1t cures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
TWO STORES AT OPP
 BURN LOSS $Io,0OO

Opp. June Is.--(Special.) )---At an ear- ly hour this morning Are was dis- covered in the store house of Joel !. Adams of this place on Railroad Ave- nue and in spite of all the hasty work of the fire company the entire stock of goods in the building was wrecked.
 Brewton and Carter merchants ad . joining the store of Adams, also had considerable damage,
 The origin of the fire is unknown. The estimate of loss of both firms to- gether with the damage done the build ings will be about ei0,000.
 The Louisville and Nashville RaiI- road Company. is erecting q nice depot at this place and when Completed will be the incest depot on the A and F. di- vision.
 William S. Spurlin Is preparing to build a els.0O0 hotel on Railroad Ave- nue north of the Louisville and Nash vile depot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
PLAaUE AMoNG TNDT7Ns.
Disease Has Invaded the Tribes in Pana

Disease Has Invaded the Tribes in Pama-
 ms.
 New Orleans. June l3.--Reports that a disease feared to be bubonic plague has ir- vnded tribe of Indians in the south of Panama near the Colombia border line was brought here last night by pr. T. N. Thom- as travelling inspector of the Marine Hos pital Service.
 Dr. Thomas. who has just made a trip throughout Central America, said that tha disease has been very fatal among the In. dtans and has caused them to move their camps recently three times in attempts to set rid of the pest. The disease has net been diagnosed becsuse of the Indian's re- luetancs to have white men in their terri tory.
 pr. Thons reported health conditions ex- eellent in the rest of Panama and through out Central America He found these coun- tries almost free from yellow fever. and ate tributsd their heaithfulness to municipal cleanliness.
 In view of health conditions on the north srn coast Of South America, Dr. Thomas suggested that authorities at Southern Unit ed States ports should attempt to set rId Of rats.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NEWS OF RECORD

The following transfers of real es- tate were yesterday recorded in the office of the Probate Judge:
 Alex Giliner and wife to John W. Jones. one third interest in lot on the continuation of Jackson Street; consideration SIPS.
 William Franklin and Susan Jack son to A. L. Tyson, lot 17 of the Hale plat; consideration s275.74.
 The Capital Heights Development Company to Miss Susan Ledbetter, lot II i-2 block 20 of the plat of the com pany: consideration $500.
 J. c. Haas and wife to Viola T.. Brown. lot Il block s7 plat of the Highland Park South; consideration ss.
 The following marriage license was yesterday issued by the Probate Judge:
 To Epram Walker and Miss Minneola Grey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
MR. DOVES FUNERAL.
Body of Beloved CitIzen Interred iE
 Onkwood Yesterday.


 The funeral of Dan O. Dove, who died Friday morning from injuries re- csived in the machinery of his bakery. 11s Montgomery Street. Thursday night. was held from St. Peter's Cath olic Church at o'clock yesterday af- ternoon.
 gomery for many years, and possessed a character peculiarly iovabie. The serv7ces yesterday were attended by a great number of his friends and num- erous floral offerings testified to the affection in which he was generally held. Father Savage ofiiciated at the ceremony. and the interment was made in Oakwood Cemetery.
 Those who acted as pail-bearers were: Ross Hinds Irwin Hyatt, Dal- las Hurley. Morris Peppermau, James Farley. Ray wilkinson, James Wyman and Mir. Williams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NEW aGINHRAL WE'LL.

Discovery of Spring Near Trey win
 Curative Properties,
 M. D. Williams of Troy, who was in Montgomery yesterday, told of the discovery of mineral spring that Is working wonders am ong the siCk Of Pike County. The spring is about ten miles from Troy, In a northerly direc- tion, situated on what is known as the George Youngblood place.
 The water has been examined by She State Chemist, who found that it was possessed of valuable mineral proper ties. Sulphur is the predominant tests of the water. It Is being given s.ssEy to all who visit the spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
HANDLING wATERsfELONs. l.. and N. Preparing to Move Big Crop
 From West Florida.

Pensacola Journal.
 The Louisville and Nashville officials are now actively engaged in prepar- ing to handle the watermelon crop in West Florida, which is expected to break all records in the number of cars shipped. The shippers will not be tEi- conventenced or delayed for lack of cars. for the officials are giving close attention to the matter and will supply all tn rolling stock necessary to move the melons without unnecessary delay
 Within a week the shipments will commence, and within two weeks many cars are expected to pass through Pen- sacola each night for the markets of New Orleans. Louisville. Birmingham, St. Louis and Chicago.
 Last year the crop was large one and proved to be unprofitable, with tn c result that this year more than 900 acres have been planted between Pen. sacola and River Junction. As the weather has been favorable, the yield Is expected to be very large, and the watermelon business in this section of the State this year will amount to con siderable. provided the market Is favor. able.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Mrn. nartIeft.n FnneraI.

The funeral of Mrs. Moliie Bartlett, who died Friday, was held from her residence in North Montgomery at 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
 Mrs. Bartlett was for many years a resident of this city. and the services yesterday were attended by numbers of her friends. Rev W. M. Curtis oficiated at the ceremony. and the i'm torment was made in oakweod Cems- ferv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
shipments ef CsnteIoupss.

pothan, June is--(epecial)--rh second car of canteioupes for this season was shipped yesterday. the Destination this time being Boston. This car was ad3udsed considerably better than the first. and 1t is believed will bring much better price. The as- sociation expects to ship upwards of hundred cars within the next two weeks and much interest is now cen- tered in the gathsring and packing the melon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
To REFoRaI NEW YoRK.
Father of Governor Hughes to Conduct I
 Revival.

EUTUGE UVFUINIlf OUluWrf HTw
 Revival. New York. June la.-The biggest revival in the city since the death of D. L. Mooa,, mas been planned under the Ieadershin ~ the Rev. David C, Hughes father of inc Governor
 Meetings will be held from June A |. September 20 in Q new tent with d aaastss capacity of three thousand. at Fifty -sevsrs5 Street and Broadway. The heal E,a..s svangelists in the world. including Rev. J. Wilbur chapman. Dr. Hreekinridge. the Scotch evangelist, and Rev. Jauas carav president of the Moody School in chIcasa. have ben brought here 10 concentrate their efforts to reform this city. ''New York Is without doubt the wickes. est city In America but We are going to tly to bring 1t around where 1t should be. .,' Rav ". MePhsrson. Superintendent and orTsnis, =S AitA asr~~@A~a a4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
WOMAN n EETEAsED.
She Killed A Ma Mss fs FSossss Her

Child.
 New York. June 1s.--The Kings County grand jury declined to indiet Mrs. Teresa Felippe. an Italian woman for murder ai- though she shot and killed John Marc. an Italian. on Memorial day.
 Several months ago 8 young Italian at- tackled daughter of the woman who ia the wife of a we'll to do contractor. On Memorial Day Mrs. Felippe heard that Marc had larAd another of her daughters. . six year old girl. into secluded place naar her home. Going to the spot. the moth CT. who was halt erased. found Marc and ehot him to death as she confronted him. When arraigned in the county court Mrs Felippe had a baby in her arms After hAing told that the grand jury had failed to indict her and hat she eould .s ehe walked out of court in a dazed condition and was taken home by friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
GEN. sANFoRD's HONOR.

Was in Command of the Atabanaa Dt-
 ytsion at Reunion.
 At the recent Veterans parade during the recent reunion in Birmingham General George P. Harrison. commander of the Alabama Division, U. c. VI. be- ing in commander of the Division of the state in which the reunion was held was. in accordance with the Veterans custom. made commander of the entire line of march.
 In consequence of this General John W. A. Sanford. of Montgomery, Senior Brigade Commander in the State Divis-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
TERMS, CASH ON DELTyERY,

Conditions peculiar fo this business, require . sSwtem of booixIxeeping under which it is impossible to open accounts with customers and very troublesome to carry credit items in any form.
 Hence, like all other houses in our line, we accept work upon condition that we may hold 1t until paid for.
 HOLToS DYE WORKS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

state. MT. Hiilhouse became promi- nent in Democratic politics during his residence h the Blue Creek region. He was appointed assistant inspector six years ago.
 Mr. Hilihouse has six sons and one oaughtsr. Five of his sons are Inter ssted in the mining business in this State. The youngest son, Harry Hill- house, Is graduate of the Birming- ham Medical College. class of 1907. The elder Hillhouse is a member of the Masonic and other fraternities.
 PICEICKERs FRIEND.
 <0Hak
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

ion, was in command of the Division. General B D. Bowles was in command of the first and second brigades.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Why ia Coca-CoIa sold everyvxheres Because its fame is built on merit. Sold in bottles everywhere.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
NOTICE TO OUT OF TOWN VISITORS !

n the buh nh far paid in of this offer can be obtain in oorH lvaues under
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
CRAFTSBURY.

Nrs. Fsrs aud Mr.. Biosy arc both sick.
Ben Hoy, ha. purchased the stock be-
longing 10 TIE scott harness shop.
Tee " oodmen are preparing = play TO
be gisel TO the public IA iae near future
George Farr, who has been seriously ln
with pnoumoaia Tor the past week. seems
10 DC a ligtls bsitor al th!s writing.
TIE Scotch Singers Of Glasgow will give
the last entertainment otthp itc.ufe coGr-c
IN this village Saturday, Fec. p This en-
testainmenI comes highly recommended.
The young peopie OF the grange held q
valentine social in tie grange ball Thurs
day evening. very interesting soclal
time was eni Eyed consulting OF music aud
gsme-. L.ght Refreshments were served &.
The com nitiee felt well paid for their ef-
fort.
The Ladies' Aid society will gige al en-
tertsinmsnt in the town ball Thursday eve
ning, February ., consisting of an auction,
at which many beautiful and useful articles
will be sold. A literary program will be
rendered consisting of dialogues. reciia-
tions and vocal and instrumental music.
The ladies will slso give q modern sewing
society supper and Ice cream will be served
sriOc each.
Misses Blake and Smith closed very
successful term OF school Friday, Feb. :,
With exercises which did credit to both
teacher and pupils. The pupils In the
grammar room having no absent marks
during the term were Bell King. Agnes
Richardson. Helen Gallagher Was absent
one day. The primary pupils were Harvey
bishop, Robert Fsrr. HEEsi Hoyi, Beatrice
:. slleer. Lillian and Howard Wood bury.
Harry CrowIsy missed 10 words In spelling
during the term.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
LOCAL NEWS.
coxrrxrxp raox raoE osg

march, ssTn1 Empire character osaston,
"A Day 10 the Cotton ftasds" march, !" Eaa
American Soldiers" osersare, .tsiiifcs-
tson;" march, ..cycle clsn." Le< erssy-
body s,iand and hava Al ea!oysoa1
evening.
TIE community was saddenet Friday
morning 10 learn Of tns saidea aessa OF
e. VI. Badger .. he hou1e Of as dsus asef.
Mrs. Lzwrenca Leonard. at GRANVILLE
Aosat a year ago he had saock and ssEcs
that time ne Ia. eces posriy ons &osa 10
be about un,tl receutiy be had the grip
Aa6 Ms heart Ia a weSkonea condition
failed 10 do lss work. Mr.. Badger as
born 80 Mogetoxn on S5gsnoet is. ISL
10 early iife be moved - ls&seaFg wssEe
he lived Tor many years asar this village.
Ia Oc,ohe- lssa be msrr-tssi Mis- Rsosxs
Watson. lie was 3 member Of the iitn
VI. Vol, aud wAs IL tna army abca. taEee
YEAR. Receiving his ct*caargs Al shs
clo.s of the wAr rs returned and made
his noms near herr. FaE many sears hn
has bsen a member Of the n +. Church ci
this village. lie was good hearted,
honest, upright man. lis !eaycs beoa har,
GEORGE, Of Ira.huxg. aud sisieFr Mrs
aaran Doin Of Have: hili. Asss., has wifo
and six children, Dan Of Albany, Fred Of
Be,hlehem, y. IA, jason OF IrasbuFg,
William W. of this pace. MIS-. Nina
Williams of Barton aaa Afs. Bertha
Lsonard OF Evansville, beside more dis
tant relatives aud friends TO mourn his
loss. The funeral was held AZ Mr.. Leon
ards on Saturday afternoon aud the body
was put in the tomb al this plscs Tor ths
winter and Ia the spring viii De buried
at tbs cam terry at Icasbueg. Rev. ~. Il.
Davenport vas officiating clergg mIu.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
ALBANY.

Miss Ruby wslia,e Is yery I'll.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan il gate III.
Carroll W hitchsr IS recovering tom the
grip.
Mrs. d. Nelson recently visited inwood-
bury.
Mr. and Mrs. neary Davis are sick with
the grip.
Mrs. B.andus Is visiting IN wolco;t aud
H4rdwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Taylor are caring for
the Tatro children.
Joe Fisher Jr. IS recovering from an at
tack OF pneumonia.
Miss Angie Kelley has closed her school
in the Brown district.
The social at W. ]. Eidridge's was we'll
attended. Proceeds s1.45.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierce have moved
into J. b. Rogers tenement.
Frank Pierce cut bis foot very badly
while working In the woods Friday.
Miss McAllister spent last weex with
her sister, Mrs. Hoipsook, In Irasourg.
Mrs. Chas. Moore of g. Joansbury
Waited her faiher, w. Nelson, last week.
Several from this place attended the
special Masonic meeting al Irasourg FRI
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nichols of suri,ng-
ton were the guests at DE-. Goddasd's las,
week.
Ii. II. Davidson of woieost was a re,en,
guest OF his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. chas.
Davidson.
Mrs. Geo. Mcdonald was called 70
North Troy Fritay on EceoanE Of the
serious Illness OF her N her.
tn camp Ore Wednesday evening was
well attended Tners esFu speakers from
Barton, Glover and ac!3.ning tosn
Mr. and ats. Henry Scott an4 Mr.. and
| Mrs. Elmer AndFus attended the meeting
OF the o. Z. j. at irAsearg Wednesday.
Mrs. Gusiie Ricaaga.oa aud Frank
Pierce were married February , at To,
homo of the Or sde's. parents, Mr.. ard Mrs
5. Richardson.
Roy George OF Hayerhill, Mass, &C
companied the body Of his aunt. Ms,
Msgis Morris. late OF Lowell. Mass, Il
this place TOR burial Wednesday.
Miss Maria 5. Norris died Feb Al Low
ell, Mass, aged 50 years. She lived in thi
town until ten years ago. when By rcssoi
OF falling health she wens TO live with he
sister, Mrs. Hosea HUI, who cared for he
until her death. She ID survived by tw
sisters, Mss. Charles Mossman OF West
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
BROWNISGTON CENTER.

George Briggs OF Manchester, y. H., Is
here on a business trip.
Mrs.. d. I. Grapes aud chiluren OF Barton
are wishing her mother.
Jack Woods has moved from the
Larocqgcs house 10 the Hiu farm on the
lake road.
Mrs. George Briggs has bought the farm
known - :hs Daniel Dsyre farm in salem
Deroy.
Carrie wh,tehlu Is home from Charles
ton, where he has besa at work Tor WEI
Moulton.
Mrs. Emma X msali, who has been car
lag Tor her dsug 1ier, Mrs. Max Porter, has
returned to her nome in Barton.
ST.. add Mrs.. T.. n. Porter aud Max Port
er were called 70 Barton Friday to attend
The funeral OF an old neg Dor, John Corioy.
Laura whilehin Is At nome from East
Hard giek where she has Just closed hsr
second term In tae h tga department OF the
village school.
Ora DSyro hiss moved bis furniture from
Charlesto 80, Mass, 10 his parents home
for the present. He is nos working for
his father, Joha DSyre.
There viii be a leapyear ball az the town
hall Friday evening, Feo.2I. Lunch wiIl be
served In the hall aud an orchestra of three
pieces viii furnish music. Ladies' are cor
daily Invited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
NORTH cRArrsBUaY

"Tac Mins,reis, given By the Crsftsbury
Academy Athlrt.c sn3cistioa, xEs asif IN
their ball FEB AMI vas : credit to them
selves and their instructor, Ignore shco-
ban. The b7y.,young a. they were,shaSsd
marked Interest. enthusiasm and % no
means small talent in The work they had
undcrtsk.n, ant with encouragement Of
Interested toxin speopIs, cur young boys
bid fare 10 rival other schools ia their
ability, not only to reader a song IN fas-
orsols manner, bot also 20 gain confidence
and assurance In their spPesrasee before
an sudieoce.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
WEST CHARLESTON.

Mrs. A. T.. woodsra IL quite III.
Wan. Nelson has sold the machinery in
his sawmill.
Quite extensive repair. are being made
In TIE creamery.
Mrs. John Cook Is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Mary Bradbury.
Geo. Briggs of Bedford, y. H., visited
relatives aud friends In town recently.
John Dudley cut his foot quite badly
while ehopplng wood, bat Is gaining now.
Rob Wing, SIlss Bean and Miss EDDY
are all recovering from their recent illness.
Mrs. Gene Dywer and daughter have re-
turned from their ylsii In shssbrooxc- p.
@
Ed Royce Is visiting at A. NJ. Temples.
Bert Mack has bought Bert Fellows
farm ana will take possession Ia few
days.
Grace Phihsli IL working AZ Colby
Georges and Mary sehsyliE AZ Norman
Browns.
Aric Morse, who has, been visiting his
brother Harry, has sone 70 visit relatives
I IN Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marcot OF hSllsnd
are visiting her parents, Mr. and Nrs.
Justus Wooi.
Elmer Nye OF Aver, MISS, vas called
home recently on account OF his father
having a shock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Wing are rejoicing
over the birth ola daughter, born Feb. s.
Congratulations.
Bernie Gray was called 10 Morgan Feb
ruary Il TO attend the funeral OF his step
mother, Mrs- Joseph Gray.
Mrs. Rschsrd sseadiford has gone to
Rycgs,e 10 care fos bes mother. Mn- VIM.
Armstrong, who 10 vssy SICK.
Mrs. WIN. Eiey, who has bssn III II the
home OF hsr daughter. Mrs.. WIN Lsavsos,
was found dead in bed Friday morning,
Feb. IL.
Ths n. W. A. Of their last messing elect
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
High School Notes.

The Shakespeare Reading Cub nat N!ih
Miss Douglass Wednesday. The Teen-
pest" xas the subject Of tie evening.
The illustrated lecture On " isKtc)"
Friday evening vas well attended and
Melted si7 Tor the school. TIE high
school orchestra played FOR the social alter
the lecture. Too much credit cannot oe Civ
en- the members of the orchestra for their
faithful work. Taey shcaid be given
encouragement to cout!uus. Earl Tsom-
bly,, who has drilled them, has reason 10
be uroud of the results Of MS efforts.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
EAST cRAFTSBURY.

George simpson vas in Newport last
week.
Roswell Mason Il shls 10 Be on, after h.s
Illness.
Mr.. Heixhss preached ., the L. 4. church
last Sunday.
Hiram Caldsrwoot and Herbert Bailey
are on the sick list.
James Anderson vas home from 81.
Johnseury over Sunday.
school here ciossd FEB. z. Tnoss ruiss-
Ing no words during Tia term vsrs Mason
Dasfon. Belle and Blanche Silver Harold
Bsi,sy missed only one ~oss dusias The
term. Those having 40 marks dssins shs
term were Thomas wiiIey. Mason Dassoa,
Balls and Blanche Silver and ossnwoo1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
Congregational Church Notes.

Prayer sermon Friday evening at 30
Subject, "The Foes OF the Soul. the Lust
of the Eyes"
The Sunday school rendered an excel
lent Lincoln Memorial program yesterday
which was enjoyed by all. Although
walking was bad 30 were present.
The Ladies Aid soc ieiy will give a Ash
chowder supper at the vestgy on Wednes-
day evening beginning al 5:3o and con-
tiuuing until all are served. Everyone
cordially invited.
The church in general, but the chorus Ia
particular wish to extend their most hearty
thanks 20 Ms. Pearson aud Mr.. DSi5elI
for the pedestal which they kindly pre-
senled for the benefit OF the leader. /. Is
very highly appreciated.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-17
Profitable Poultry

A valuable leafiet on the egg and
poultry business viii be sent tree,
postpaid, to any one sending his name
on q postal card 20 c. 8. Page, Hyde
Park, VI, saying thereon that he saw
this notice In the ORLEANS COUNTY
MONITOR