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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
SEATTLE WOMAN
FIGHTS FOR
ESTATE

nEi11NGHsM. June 81 petl.
ton has heer filed Ia tho superior
court by Attorney Dudley q Woo
ten ON behalf 81 Rachael w. siauael
OF Seattle. contrasting the Will u
Franklin y Kennedy
Kennedy. who lived al LINDEN,
made a will In which he gave one.
half Of hts estate 10 IAynden lodge
No. 90. = a A. NJ, and the other
half Wa nto be expended ha ttae
matnissaenes.c he aaaVs
The stansel WssIuan ohi~n thai
there was undue and frauauhsnt 10.
flneoce used On Kennedy "a E.t bis
estate wiliad to the har she
ALSO allases TIM, IA. sss.d mi,n wa
not of susaa mins and thai be vas
addicted to tbs asr II arapf
Tn. seattle woiaan sage ahs r.
the usly 81 ttar 81 tks asa.a nsnn AID
hic ant- hsar tn. gsftnts NJ yalasd
At a. ese. eaf u " snsts vaiaa els
aiisisa ls CahfoFale s.so owned
by keaNsay
Juslse NatnFsr. hIlfexe whofa the
csso came UP. i'szHaa an ordaf re
ptratnlnE tae csceatssrB from din.
posting uf tiie psanefty aud Hsft TIE
eano Tor hsaring an laly "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
STATE NEWS

Faeoua Bsay ksep her chain saan
of the II FaatH ~ Dlsssilag thu Fassas
tefH ~ wefk on n ruck efusheT cat
alsc ~ the oity
Tho ailwaahoe Tarsniraal eua.
paAy has apgRcd Zee Offices In Fa
coma.
The kiae eeunty dlutrirt eanven.
tien ~ the kninhta II Fythiaa viii
ment Saturday Jufe . a Auhusn
The Odd Fo,leWa ef " ala walla
have dedicated a msnuaeht te tisssf
acaa
The alsfrtet isase - I. o. O. r
will he held az Aabarn en Juae ie
FioFeHee y Frtpe Il htsllimghaW
IN divorce proceedings. ci4lsss
that her kashana save h-f on tise
average Of 81 ceafH a year sa
which to rlothe herself
Helen Rogers. dazssister - the
late governor. Will be married vieft.
~ 20 Pref Akera % the WasklNEton
State college.
The Independent laundry OF ~
srett Was destroyed BY fire yoslef.
dag morning
v Fawccst. candidate Tor iieu
tenant governor on the republican
ticket. xill campaign the state.
using = horse and buggy.
Bishop o'Dca 4 IN Spokane.
who're he will confirm class q
five for the priesthood. also 900
younE f-eople IA the first eonfiFma.
ton fftss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
COMMUNICATION.

Seattle. Wash. June g.. 1908
Ediiar star. In The Seattle Star
81 Wednesday. June 2. appears an
article under The heading Labor
Wan Causes a right
ne thla article 4 3. liumea. the
representative OF the Trehdwell
Mining company. goes on 90 cay
that he has received threats from
alleged representatives of the
Western Federation Of Minnn. that
he baby boy would be- missing N
Ne 'ssintinued 10 hire men for the
Treadwell mines. WorklnEmen OF
Seattle ! hope yeu viii hold your
temper while reading tho above. al
though ! know Hueh a downcaHt alur
upon the federation and wording
men hH : whole il difficult To think
~ with patience
Does Mr. iiumea think that tho
Western Federation Of Miners has
ocEcosaaboo no low an 10 seek re
voas0 #pos q poor. innocent weak.
uah 40 kb chihs1
dnn't waui wofkinfm0n 90
mara nn down 40 40 egotiss. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
Everett and Ed mOnds

MEALS SERVED.
Three round trips daily Leave Sc
attic Al q. IN. ~ IN and D. m,
Sunday. leave Seattle ct 1850 o. m. Ne
M and y. m Leave Everett At nit1 a.
IN. 1sls D. IN and 1tie D. nj. SUNDAY
Isays Everett al Rfts q, M. Rtis 2. m
sad 9f6 ., m. Single fare 20 1nohofns
lsh o. 90 Round trip tl.se
Steamer City % Everett. Gelman noch
fbonss-suEsst se&tl Ind isa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

hope thoy VIII grouse those dull
words OF an illitarate yagrant.
Humen must have delivered thia
maah OF imbeollities 10 The gtaf
reporter when he was In a state
OF fanelful raying. so all ! can do
Is 70 think OF him with pity aud
say another poor man gone wrong
MICHAEL DAVIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

and supreme satisfaction Of casting
vote for her father Ia the demo.
cratic convention at Denver. Mrs.
Lsavltt had not dreamed Of such a
distinction until she was named on
Thursday as deleRateatlarRe 10
the state democratic convention 10
be held at GlenwoOd Springs on
June 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

ing In Seattle together il pointed
to a. confirming the rumor that n
union passenger depot Il 10 be con
struoted, II II estimated that the
Milwaukee aud Union Pacific roads
viii build at least Is mlioa uf tres
Ito In Seattle Go complete tormln.
ais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

mia
nea
/ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

The Chair 10 one Of most reasonable Cane
Seat Diners. bai ~ the special price quoted for
Saturday n puts Il In the wood scat class The
special IL like eat made Of hardwood. finished
golden. seat IL woven cane Short arms secure
~ brace the baek. which Is made Wit. five heavy
turned spindlos and embossed Ahouidcr rsst and
strong posta Sir TO trader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

v. 3. Navy Yard Route Steamer
montieelle leaves Flyer dock ESQ
and $50 a. m, $50 and 4 .. m. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

The Mandolin club Of tho Wash.
ington high school will give a -.
eiial Saturday evening. June q. In
Johnston hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
IcTUAL WORK
IS BEGUN

..,ftlen work GA the Seat.
.,ssi II the Chieaso, MI.
st Paul railroad y new
90 A camp n established
- ..,..som ay.. between Stacey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
FlEgr AT THE NAVY YARD.

The Atlantic FLEET l. nov af the
Navy Yard. Soc natfirnhip lillakfia
IN the frYdnck hoata leave 10
tines daily from Pier :, foot Of Yss-
Tor Way Round trip SOC s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

Knights OF the Grip are holding
thdf annual meeting In Vancouver.
Is. e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

Childrn'a " 90 Novelty Suits for
Gss At tho Calamity Sale. 1917
FiFN ave 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05

and Walker atu. and the c0nstruc
ton ~ a treatio on Milwaukee
property together with the build
ing ~ iarsc turntahle IL an
nouuced bY Milwaukee officials a.
the beginning ~ actlve work In
Seattle Ffom now on Il ~ stated
that construction work will he push.
Cd with all possible speed.
Renewed rumora OF union pas.
senger depot tn BE- constructed b.
the Milwaukee and Union Pacific
roads here. have galned currency
The fact that both roads are work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-05
BRYAN'S DAUGHTER
Is NAMED DELEGATE
10y United Press.

DENVER. June 5.--It Is not i'm.
probable that Mrs. Ruth Bryan.
Leayitt. daughter OF william Ion.
nlnRa Bryan. will have ue honor
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Estatc of Joshua Tenney Of
Barton

STATE oP VERMONT u Probate caast.
pirtrtrt - prirans- -. hrIa az Nrwuust. IN
iu aald District On thr Itih dzy % FtaFmarF
A. n. -
=. 81. C0iiins EE~ratnr 81 th~ ratzse
q JsshuA r. nrF late 90 Har-o o. 81 sid
district. drcrasFA prr~rrfa hts - uz sstrAttca
srr 2unt Tor ga fnA1inn ans attszrknr0. and
EfAkrs apriica Sen far S decree 90 ttttrtt atlua
2ut PA-ti -i1u rt shr rssaf- - fa To deceased.
" hrffup1 81 10 hrfcr-lt hr aAti coaFt. thst
ta-1 a-rpri at sud sAlH anritr4staH 80 rrfrFfrst
g. ss-sato- thrrrt.f 81. e. hri1 81 o. g. ~ EsF-
rrrtrf'u nf7-e ta rAts HsrtoH La-z gnths sa4a
dAF nf Marca -u.tsJs al rfur &c ork 2 the
fFrenrou for hrAr. ne arf trrintau Ghefrou.
Ass 10 te f1-thrF orfrfrd tNat rcfi ~ hrr=uf
- sirr1 - sIl prrsnus t1trrrsze4. bF pah tes-
ttnr - tsr "a s-- % rrr arrEs anrrrss1vrsF Al
ths ugirarst'oantg Noglfer,A nruapaprF pc -
ltsh~t a. sst3 Bartna. Previous 30 sid ttute
ApPciutrd Tor trNsinv. thzt saey may appear
a. satl tiu'~ I'D r.acr. Art rhnW cause. ~
any thrv nav have. eaT aata 1-caaas ahua4d
Got 1~ a'iauct ana sach decree made.
BF TIE Court Alssst. b. " sFooSER.
st5 Register
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

MIS- Danhas visited a. James csm1rot-'s
fxecusiy.
gshal tbs ia at Jees9a ssestns' Tor a
Short kfHae-
Gladys Bean has ssgsset to work a.
Clark BosIaed's Tor year.
Al.on CLARK IS a. L. gandals's. Mf.
Randall = DOT ao.e 10 work
Preparations ags being mate 70 build a
parsonage here 10 the spring.
Two Of y. &. stevens msa are at Crafts
barry getting wood for the creamery.
some 81 tie sick ones arc Improving aud
several OTHERS are having TIC mump~.
Mr. and Mrs. john smith we're In Nor
gan Iast week 10 attend the funeral OF
relative.
Mrs. Martha Prescott went 10 Lyndon
last week to see her sister, Mrs. Marion
Gregory, who Is sick.
Mr.. Robbins, wao has been at George
Dow's, mas gone To her home and AFs.
RimbalI Is helping there.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
THE OWNING ROD.
No Mysterious Virtues Hidden In the
Dowser's Wand.

No Mysterious Virtues Hidden In the
Dewser's Wand.
In experiments with n divIuing rod
as used for discovering underground
supplies OF water one OF the seolo-
glsts Of the United States geological
survey found that ut paints II turned
downward independently OF his will.
but more complete tests showed that
the down turning resulted from slight
and-until watched for-unconscious
changes in the inclination OF his body.
the effects Of which were communi-
Gated through the arms and wrists TO
the rod. No movement OF the rod from
causes outside the body could be de-
tected. and IL soon became obvious
that the view held by other men OF
science Is correct. that the operation
OF the "divlning rod is generally due
TO unconscious movements OF the BODY
or OF the muscles OF the hand. The ex-
periments made show that these move
ments happen most frequently At
places where the operators experience
has led him 10 believe that water may
be found.
The uselessBess OF the dIvining ro,i
Is Indicated by the facts that the rod
may be worked at viii by the operator
that he fails TO detect strong currents
OF water running In tunnels and other
| channels that afford no surface Indica-
lions OF water and that his locations
| In limestone regions where water flows
| tn well defined channels are rarely
/ more successful than those dependent
| on mere guesses. In fact. It's operators
| arc successful only in regions Ia which
/ ground water occurs IN n definite sheet
/ In porous material or In more or less
1 ciayey aeposIts. such as tie pebbly
I clay or till. In which. although few
/ failures occur. wells would get water
anywhere.
Ground water occurs under certain
definite conditions. and as In humid
regions a stream may BE predicted
wherever valley Is known. so one IA
mIlIar with rocks and ground water
conditions may predict places where
ground water can be found No appli-
ancc either electrical or mechanical
has ret been successfully used for de-
fccting water In places where plain
common sense or mere guessing would
not have shown its presence just as
well. The only advantage OF employ
ing a water WITCH" as the operator
Of the divining rod Is sometimes cali
ed, Is that skilled services are obtain
ed. most men 50 employed being keen
- ~ a.
renee and movements OF ground water
than the average person--Sclenfifc
Il American
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Trust Estate Of J. c. Buswsl
of Rartnn

STATE OF VERMONT. Il Fssba.s coars
ssssss-e usazs=s. -. q tsrsFos. a
- i.ssftet- % the iass aaF 90 frhrzzsy
- Ha-fns- a tes izfssFa-a1 as. ~tHl 49,
EfAFi q 80 cefs-r % - u usr d. f'fHarr ts4s
trr 81 she t91ss tate 90 T. e. H4sarlf ATE q
eefto4. ta a. ftstftrf- t--fsaea- FFrsFats
stt 2ese ntitrsttar s--aass ? rnzezEHakIaa
a. a4-cusE - zee estate sc aa8a arness-a
~trrfuFoas &C. is drasreI ~ nsEa rsass
-hAt saif sersunE 81 refeTsrd - |.
s~sst 90 thr~rof 60 h= heia - p ~
-t&aHt='. esss- 81 nsrGor 90 thr tElA 4zr ef
ME-rh. - tFls a. HEsr o-1 uzE - snx
Frpo tcr zrariAE "a arastaz
feefrer- Azd &c t. farshss nFIrrs
- tea anstcr b-rros B. ssera TO al ssrr-
fpaH -aifr7af~si. D. rabi trsl4ca - Ehr ssMz
lbsff ureEs surrrasisrfF 10 tk- ofarz1s
t751 tT Npai' n-asPke~r pahltshsd a.
.a-a oAFt"1. FrrFtnua 60 szfA tine zapatntra
f1f hrA-iar. tkaE fErF EzT aparEr ~ satA
ts1e aGd place aad shoH caaas II zaF KArF
SAY have. say satf acraunt shoaid nos -
etiowea. and sucA decree ~ aAr
~ tae CSaft Ate 3 .. q ALFRED. 1a4xs
sle
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
CALEDONIA COUNTY


orarsc Srr5crr IL so wffn grin.
kossrt Tasyss /. 10 very psor hath.
sidney Brigham, y 40 "a. t,osn quite ia !.
able 20 Dc cut
q. NJ Cam sbaii Of Lxudanxtgs, "a.
10 town Tuesday on oosiss...
Miss Edaa Gray of Lyaaoa Center
spent Sunday a. II. 4 Foiso r's.
MIS- Il len Alien % Lyaaoavlgss .n~n,
sAlaasy and sunday az 3. II. Fra.is.s.
MFs- "a :. casppsli sad o.usassv seA-
s''es vssl'et il harsoa last week
ME-. J. Hsssa aud Isssls saa ard
Daughter arc visiting Relatives IA stan
stead, p. q
Mss Saaey Bsiisy moved Tuesday
sfosn be- aoas to Mts. ). ST. sartls.g's
stnensus house.
NJ Reyes OF Ssxark +. working tor
Mr. AZ ". DsasmoFs, siiss Eanh Moon
g hsviag aaisaed.
MF. %ad ass. Jsan Mcclellan % gArion
spsai Tuesday a. the home OF Mrs. Me
LailsH's tatser, Gorge Dan.
AF. aud Mrs. J. O LARsy of Hardwiok
nave ocea Waiting a. ". ". Co.'s recent
~.
Ms. r. l. Lsmphrr "a III. aud Miss
Fiossy Ward Is working tor her iot short
timo.
Mrs. Lydia Mooney Of I.lGiie;oa, - IL,
: the guesa of Mrs. Lucy Whittier for =
short time.
Mrs. Alice Me4cham Of somsrvilic.
Mass, i here helping care torlher fathCs
ira Chsppeu.
Mrs. II. l. Doyle OF -. Johnssury visit
Cd relatives aud friends Ia toxa during a
part Of last week
| .Fsank Dso xn bad hss arm baaiv Jam
vd.w aiie drawing logs Ia East Haven last
week, aud viii &c saaois 10 work Tor
some time.
Mr.. aud Ms. AIocrt Olson Of East Wal
1 pole, y. II, navc osea spsoding the past
w-sk a. the nome Of Mrs. Giisoa's brother,
Z II. Coouro.
The West Burke band went 20 Barton
Landing last wednesd. ~ evening 10 pcac-
tico Win others, IS no ape under the leader.
ship OF Mr.. Billiard.
DR.. Aldrich of -. Johnsbnry was called
here last "Wednesday TO operate upon LIS
Chappel, who has su,i srei for weeks with
very bad foot M'. Ca,p2sli Is. in 9
critical condition.
Several from this place attended the coa-
cert at sutton last Friday eseninz, giveg
by the members OF the singing scaool a.
si-ied oy Mrs.. Ethel stiles of 1T. Johns
bury, aud Mr.. King OF Manchester, y. II
Frei Whittier. who has bsen a grssi
sufferer for month";, died Sunday morning
Feb Is. b. lie was carried TO his old hon,
In Cabot, where the funeral occurred OF
Tuesday afternoon. SIR. Whittier wa
- years old, aud bad been 10 feeble health
tor several years. Daring Ms loag anc
painful illness he was most ienderIy cares
for by hts wife, and his brother syIves
ter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Estate of Abigail Salisbury of
Barton

STATE OF yEgxoST. Ia Probate Ceurt
usisans - .stfic-. e.. held a. NsW-
port. IN sAtt Dis.firt. tar 4th day OF
FshruAry. A. D.. is1s
"a. =. Cook. adr illustrator % the estate
Of AhiEAii SALISBURY. late = Aarton. IN
saiAdissftct drcsss~d prra~ats hts A. uinstFA-
tlou sccnaut for rEAmiuaitoa aEd ailouAurH
hatmAEca application fpr Adscrer Of dlstfibu-
tt1u aud rarIifioa Of tbc estate Of said DE-
ceased. Whrrsupnn. N to ordered By sAtd
Court III said acruaat Ard aid Application
br referred = ssss&uu thrrsof. % BE- held -
r. " "a - tn's o.tice ia saiG narton ou tAe fsth
day Of NArca. A. ID .i7c- ~ Etnr G'ciecE IN the
sarrncor Tor hckEiuF and decision thrrroD-
And. IL Il farther ordered thSt 1otirr hereof
b. given 10 al pcrnuas lntrrrstrd. ~ pahlt-
ca ton - the aAm- three seeks saccrsstxeIy
ia she Orleans Couuty Monitor. neaapaner
pa hltahrd a. sAld hArtuu prev tnus 90 aAtnttnn
appel lated Tor hrArtuE. that fAFF may appear
~ said time and place. Aud ahnW cause. " AnY
they may cave WIN sAit accoant shoald not
b. allowed aad GA eh decree ElAAr
~ TIC Court Attest
no Pc ALFRED Jaags. =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
GREENSBORO

John Rsce returned from Rutland last
Wedn, sda z.
Geo. Fowler has returned irom his v'sit
10 Montpelier and Piaiuaeld.
b. VI. wiley was called 10 Waterbury
recently by the death Of hla auels.
Frank Bu-nham and family have com
snoncea housekeeping al the village.
Mrs. ]. d. Wiley from Montpelier Is
stopping tor t.ms VITA her brother, Geo.
a. Porter.
The IAdios' Home cireIs met With Mr..
4. Z. Perrin Thursday Tor d1anof- Over 81
we're present..
Sir. and Mrs. :. 2 Plnney of Passump-
sic spent. iex days last week at w A.
Jackson.
Look for ". J. Ber sick, the MoSrroR
agent. this week. lie expects TO be IN
this yic,ndy.
The ladies' Of the Congregational society
will serve dinner as usual on town meeting
aav fin the church dining room.
]. Glover. who has been working for r
:. Melvin, met with an accident Tuesday
while chopplng in The woods. lie cut
dawn tree. " aich in falling, struck one
end ofaskid, throwing TINS other end o
the skid up, striking Mr. Glover In the
back of the head. A. this writing he Is IN
-znAfffuu
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
GREENSBORO BEND.

Henry Boageu Is visiting in Newport.
J. q. simpson has returned from Crafts
bury.
&C. Chase was in " heolock on business
Friday.
Isaac Plp<r Is slowly improving from his
long Illness.
James Collier Is moving from "oloo't
20 tho Ross place.
William Heath is moving from tie Ross
place to Woo bury.
Edwin Hopkins OF Hardwiek visited at
l.. :. Collins sunday.
w.B. Richards team ran away Thurs
dav and one horse vas 50 badly Injured
that II had to DC drawn home on sled.
The MONITOR agent. W. J. Berwick, K
pec,s 10 be ia tbs vicinity this week
Have that sl.50 ready for him; 1t will save
tine.
MI uukchin. met with a very painful
accident "Wednesday as he was cropping
A CHIP few, striking him In the eye with
great forcc. 1t was first thought that The
eve Was put out, but later reports are
favorable and It IS expected the eight IL
be saved.
While c. o. Dawson was driving one o.
Landlord Graham's teams recently tbs
borse became iIig htened, the bits brokeanc
the horse ran away, running into team
loaded with logs. The occupants weF'
thrown out but fortunately were not hurt
The sleigh was demolished.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24

tie n<.s ORATORS Ia tie state. also . crass
hsnd Of - psees. for music TEssu VIII Do
. haa6 coseers Al uixat-
TIE .choos at soaEh GlpTrr closed Fsnf1-
arr 10. These having no MARKS tor tue
year wrre Moafn1 Cositss, Eddie Dsy,
Ib~an wsscass. Dale walcoti- Dassax The
LAT term sadie Lawrence, Walter .oas,
E.ne.s Peek. Harry Peek sai Msn0s1
shepard we're an.aag trorn one-aan - swo
days on aceaaas Of sickness wsa an CT
CIR IN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
MORGAN
noe Mathews is i'll.

Horace Mathews IS i'll.
Several ara recovering from attack of
the grip.
Mrs. $. { Wilcox Is at Derby Center
this week.
A. J. AlIose Of Derby visited friends in
town Feb II.
Ice cutting is being done, the blue ice is
not a. tniex a. usual.
A son vas born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Gray February Is,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. /. Moore have been in
Newport for couple of days.
Dr. Mills condemned four COWS Of Go.
Cobo's herd aud they we're killed
Rev. Mr.. Lewis. presiding elder, con
Quoted services al this u1ion church Feb ..
Hazel Cobo has been Obliged to leave
school on account Of inflammation Of The
eyes.
The Ladies Aid society will furnish
dinner at the church yessEy on town m-e.-
ing day.
Bert Wheeler will move from Miss
| knowlton's house into the one owned By
| Clarence Elliott.
Miss Ruiter, The district superintendent,
gave the scholars at the Corner school an
examination the 18th.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Seymour Camp,
NJ. W. OF A. Will furnish supper at the
bali Friday evening, February =. Price
10 and % cents. All are Invited.
Mrs. J. A. Gray, tho has been a great
sufferer for several months, died Fec. II,
ana vas buried at Derby The I3.n. since
sne has made her home among she has
made many friends who will sadly miss
hsr genial friendship.
Rath Mark was born in Kirby septem-
Der IL, 1850, she lied at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIII Leavens, February
II. She was united in marriage TO w iliiam
Eley of this place February IL, 1871. Tt
them were born eight children, nye oil
whom with her husband survive her: Mrs
VIII Leavens, Hannah and John oil
this place, Mrs. W. w. Blodgett o
Newport, and Reginald OF Berlin, n. III
Funeral services were held Sunday, Feb
is. at the home of her daughter In thi,
place, Rev. J. j. Williams OF Newport Off
ciat ng, interment In the village cemetery
Miss Knights, teacher al the Corner, fur
, nishes Us VITA tnu following scholars
names with neit her abseut or tardy marx
, during the term jasg closed. Clyde AM
Carroll Wilcox Etnei sykas. derl Elliott
Prescott Moore, Elsie Bartlett, Gsnovlev
!. aud Raymond Todd. Dana Sykes shsen
one day on account OF sickness. Csrrul
wuoox has bad no marks during the year
Edith Gray. Prescott Moore and Dan
9 sykes have not missed any words In spell
ing, Genevieve Moore and Mildred Ora
/. only one each. The scholars signed a pe
e titlon TO the school board TO engage MI
Knights for next term.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
IRASBURC.

ALI schools In town closed Friday.
Murray pike has been quite Ill the pas,
week.
Frank Thompson of Barton was in town
on business Monday.
Miss flossie Msgoon of Greensboro 10
visiting at Ed Lenou's.
Nelson Baldwin OF Stowe Is visiting his
sons, II. y. and c. NJ. Baldwin.
Mrp. W. A. Burdick 81 Florence, Mass,
"a visiting her sister, Mrs. VIII Fuller.
SIR. and Mira. Henry Lewis of Charleston
are visiting MIR. aud Mrs. Walden Priest
Mrs. Alice FArr Of Springfield was the
gncst Of II. b. Cham berlain a few days lasi
week.
sunday evening Rev. E. e. Wells SUBJ
icct viii he The Better the Deed the
Better the Day.
Cutler scAvey Is very III at this writing.
His daughter Effie of New York has come
to help care for him.
Mrs. Martha Knapp spent the pas, two
weeks with friends at South Royslion and
a, woodsville, y. II.
Miss Florence Robinson has hnished
work at Ii. b chznlberlaiu's and gone TO
W bite River junction.
Rememec< the preachers meeting which
Il to be held Tuesday and "Wednesday OF
this week and plan TO attend.
c. ID. Bailey and II. II. Somsrs attended
the annual convention OF the Knights oI
Pythsas held ii North Troy Tuesday.
Miss Bessie CrHndall and Harry Whit
comb Of Brownington we're guests OF Mr
and Mss David France last week
Mrs. John Kelly and son Lswrence o
Waterbury were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID
A. Brshana and Mr.. and Mrs. r. {. Fishe
last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-02-24
Estate Of Sarah S. May of
Barton

S-1- ~r -EavOyT. 10 Prsbats ca-rs.
o.. e. t- srlrA g. 49, held Sewu pert
ga .f--Fsct on tas E3-h dsy % FrheaaFy.
s. o. t-.-
a. o. Cook. sdministrItar OF az estate
o. sarah = Nay. late Of Barsnn. ia aad
dfssrict drcsa "a. ptrscntz hts r u1t afstrAtton
at-1u 9 fnr ltuatioa aad a. .uanrc. ard
fuAkrs app4ca iun Tor a decree % dtstFibu-
uoa Aud past .ttou % thr estate Of aid de-
ccasri.
Nurrsapon e. is ordered by sRli Cogft fhAt
sksd accorut Ani aid . 5plicat on he referred
20 a session tsersof. % be held ~ =. - said
uias ocacc in sAif Rarf1n. on the
i8ih day OF March \. D.. isos. ~ ains o'elaox
Ia the tot. noon tor hfAFinE ana deciston
thereon.
AID it IL further ordered - AZ notice srsof
be given 20 all persons tnteFssfsd. b. pHbltca-
ton o! the sane three Wrrks successtveiy in
the OHLHsSs CorsTv MoStTDK.a neNspApsr
published A. said Barton. previous to said
time Apo ntec for hearing. thst they may
appear 81 said time AID place aud sao~ cause.
IL any they may have. Why said Account
should not be allowed. aat al decree made
By the Coart AttssE
SIC p. - ALFRED. Judxt.