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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
WEST RvJpKE

Frank Gaskell is visiting relatives in
Waterford.
Herbert Fowler is spending this
week in Boston.
Miss Glenn WardEvisited relatives in
Danville last week.
Mrs. w. L. Orcutt is quite i'll threat
ened with pneumonia.
Eva Rosebrooks begins a course at
Barton academy this week. .-.., gS:s1i
Mrs. Ellen Thompson visited frien
in Orleans the latter part of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Curtis Of Bos-
ton have been visiting at Riley Roun-
dy's. --~. -.
Miss Mabel Porter enters. Cushing
academy at Ashburnham, Mass, this
fall.
Jesse Legasy and family of Center
vale visited at DIR. Dickerman's last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowley of Newpor
spent Saturday and Sunday at E. B
Smiths.
Mrs. Mary Lahar of Ludlow, Mass,
was the guest of Mrs. Clara B. Gray
last week.
Mrs. Addie Cowen- and son of Lyn-
don Center visited at w. G. Ainger's
last week.
Miss Isabel Follensby of St. Johns
bury was the guest of Mrs. Jake Sol
onion recently.
DR.. R. H. Burke spent part of
asst week at his farm near White
River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thorn and chill
dren of Littleton, N. H., are visiting
at r. w. Densmore's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. Sargent and
children of Thetford were, recent
guests at B. H. Marshall's.
The Misses Ruth and Eva Dearborn
of Concord, N. Y, are visiting their
aunt, Miss Jessie Dearborn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31
Iona Dodqinq Around Coast

Boston, Aug. 29.-It is only few
months ago that the Kingdom was In
Boston harbor and the sect figured in
a sensational court proceeding. 1t
was after the bark had returned from
the failure of Sandford's Jerusalem
scheme and the captain had been
compelled to restore Mrs. Florence
Whitaker and her children to liberty
in Maine, that she came here.
Whether Sanford was on the yacht
was never known, for he kept his
presence carefully concealed. Mary
Joseph, a Syrian girl, was taken off
the boat on habeas corpus writ, Sc
cured by her brother, Wabby Jones.
AS it was shown she was a willing
member of the Kingdom party she was
allowed to return. Another writ was
secured, however, by her brother, but
the ship sailed and the papers were
not served.
Since leaving Boston the boat has
been sailing about the North Atlantic
coast She kept outside the three
mile limit near Portland to avoid hav-
ing the papers in the case of Mrs.
Whitaker served, only putting in
shore when the officers who had the
papers were elsewhere.
1t is generally believed that Sand
ford is aboard the Coronet, another
of his vessels.
The Kingdom was formerly the
barkentine Rebecca Crowell, and was
purchased by Sanford in 1907. She
has made two trips to Palestine,
where Sanford attempted to estab-
ish permanent colonies, and has not
been hauled out of the water for re-
pairs, so far as known, since she be-
came the property of the Holy Ghost
and Us society.
She had been given a slight over
hauling at Rockland, and while she
she was a staunch vessel, it is
thought that her long cruises in the
warm seas of the east may have left
her in a bad condition to resist any
heavy strain such as might come from
her accident on the Nova Scotia coast.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31

was served and the day was spent in
visiting and in oft told tales by the G.
A. r. The occasion was much en-
joyed by all and will long be remem-
bered. Mr.. Dryer received a post
card shower of Is cards, it being his
69th birthday. The next meetings of
Mason Post and W. r. c.. will be held
Sept. 18th instead of the 9th on ac-
count of the fair.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
DanD ustin is in johnson visiting
friends.
Prof. Colburn and family have re-
turned to their home in Fairfax.
G. G.. Chase was in Morrisville last
week to exhibit his sugar rig at he
fair.
Mrs. Clara Whitney Tenney has re-
turned to her home in West Medford,
Mass.
Mrs J. o. Douglass has gone to
Hardwick to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Felix.
The Earnest Workers held Harvest
dinner in the vestry Tuesday for quite
a crowd.
DR.. Chamberlain and daughter AIDE
laide spent Sunday with friends in
Johnson.
The Rawsons have closed their sum-
mer home and returned to their home
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ross Eand family, who have
been here for the summer returned to
their home last Thursday.
The district school here began Mon
day morning with the usual attendance
and MissLora Witt teacher.
Theron Miller recently sold three
full blood Guernsey heifers to James
White of Greensboro for $500.
Mr.. Haynes is here from Philadel-
phia to accompany his family, who have
beenIhere..for some time, to their home.
Mrs. Mary Paddock sailed for We
lore. India, last Saturday, where she
will be with her daughter. Mrs. Anna
Cole. 1t is hoped by her many friends
she may arrive safe and well.
IRASBURG
Additional Irasburg locals ON another
rage.
Be sure and attend the auction sale
of H. l. Smith at Orleans Saturday
afternoon at Pollock. of household
furniture, wagons, harness, etc.
/ WESTFIELD.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Watkins Sunday.
Tiff Bryant has gone to Barton to
attend Barton academy this year.
Mrs. M. M. Miller and sons returned
home to Yonkers, N. Y, last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31
HOLE Stove IN
KINGDOMS BOW
SandiOrd'S N3SS]l VIII PfGb2-
bly, Be a Total Less
GOES ASHORE IN DENSE FOG

Half Hundred Persons Aboard, In :
GLIDING Crew, Forced to Temporary
Shelter on Island off Nova Scotia
Coast-VesseI Had Long Been Sail
ing About North Atlantic Coast,
Carefully Dodeing sheriffs
Yarmouth, N. s., Aug. 29.-The
sensational and mysterious sailing
and cruising about of Rev. Frank w.
Sandford's Holy Ghost and Us barken-
tine Kingdom has come to an end.
The vessel is ashore on Mud island
and will probably be a total loss, as
she has a large hole near her bow and
is somewhat chafed. Water is pour
ing into her.
She went ashore in fog with fifty
people aboard, including thirty men,
women and children passengers. All
of the party is encamped in tents or
other crude shelter on Mud island.
I'VE had been cruising along the
coast" says Captain Perry, land we
encountered much fog. AT THE time
of the accident we thought we were
six miles south of Seal island, but we
we're really twenty miles to the
north
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31
WESTFIELD.

Children teet hing often suffer from Chol-
era Infantum, Diarrbnea, or some torn of
Bowel Complaint. DR.. SETH ARNOLD
BALsAM is the best remedy.
Warranted by +. j. Kinney, Orleans.
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Local New )
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Mrs. Blake and children of Newport
rece ltly visited at William Gray's.
School began here Monday with
Mss Martin of Newport as teach er.
Mrs. John Forrest has been enter
tanning her brother from Lyme. N +
VIM. Gray and family and Ernest
Kimball spent Sunday at Gee. Fos-
ter's.
Mrs. Jane Duke and granddaughter
Mildred have returne1 from their visit
in Manchester, N. II.
Mrs. Frank Kimball recently
slipped off the step of wagon, injur-
ing herself quite badly.
Earle Drown was in st. Johnsbury
a few days the past week taking ex-
aminations for mail clerk.
Mrs. Wildey, who has been visiting
her father here, visited her sister in
Orleans returning to her home in Bos-
ton, Mass, this week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-08-31
CLOVER.

Additional Glover items on page five.
Mrs. John 6. Kelsea and daughter
Carrie of Portland, Me-, and Mrs.
Walter Placy of Springfield, Mass,
are visitors of Mrs. Mary A. Law
rence's.
The Earnest Workers will serve
dinner in the M. E. church vestry,
Tuesday, Sept. 6. Every member is
requested to be present, as it is an
annual election of officers. Dinner IS
cents.
In reporting the names of those who
were here from out of the state, to att
tend the Clark and King reull iaut
week the names off, rs. -Neren Clark
Studley and two children of Woburn,
Mass YVES mitted by mistake.
Mason Post and w. r. c.. we in
vitad August Is to VIM. Dryers in
Sheffield to meet the Sneff ell and
Wheelock posts and corps. Forty
three were pre- ent nc nd ng ne gh-
bors ard lr.end-. A bountiful dinner
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israann poR $40 Sab uso ftut.
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bo. Gsxntyp 7I-7Te per gfunb.
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iaen,en 90. 40 per Wu.
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Ser altar Ger Groe" iuYefins,

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gNC9 N....fo2 psa1cetitIs Miams.. rosk 2is
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Die aufmdrts bemesung belt iaft nnunters
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A.25-4.35. Binter sat.rts st.5,-4.6O
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0bsSt Ntppenietten. - Ssie $1,000
- 1913 per 100 gfuno. --- Fir Dftober
5000 - l0.72I, am gGlut 5000: fir
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fur Mat $s.l7T-9.25. am etlab s92c.
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1871 ykE 9fuao.
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4saf s.3St, somesrss S.sS. Gu5eS 5.S0t.
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A1ts. Marst hsts,. Csss gat lTs,
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Gttssnsn. - Nsrst h.t.a. GsItsssssa
ti.b -! .. Neifina o.. $500 per Aths.
Csana sn.--Narst ya5ts xns hstil. -
Galtfsrnia sats Saleneia tI.0J - AIS Dss
Giite.
Sir II DE. - Horthern Ohio Gfber.a
81 .2k-2.z5 per camper.
8trnen.-R. u. Bartlett $l.6o-1.7S,
einbstmiite ti.6)-l.7s. sidies $l.7S--
LOO per Dbl.
Netntrauben.-goneorb 22isc per G
BIB. aorb. gonS lse. Niagara IKE pei
ponp. &orb.
gfiaumen.-8iax 3mstitssn 81 20
- rs per Grate.
grsibelbeeren. - te.o0 - $50
per HtI.
9u6ermsIsnsn- CrDpap ooc -
81 10 pes Crate.
&astsFfeIH. - QowispilIs s2 90, Ga
fern esore 500. sinbeimti@s $2.26 %,
Dbl. uno 66-70r per Hn.
Gasfarto ffeln. - Janep Serser
$3.50. GaitsrR ehsre 81 .7S-l 80 per Dbl
Araut. - Nastt hsits. GtabeimiIbei
oOs--el 90 per Dbl.
3wiebeIn.-GinbeimiI4e $3.o0-3.2s
aelbe $2.ls-7.zs Sss Dbl. uns ei.oo %
Hn.
g. asssA = einsetniI4. &c --sl.ol
| per Hu.
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Ool,s WelDntartte.
GrettaGl4. OH. 1910.


Die eituation tot fid TIM bieiiatn gsIb.
marfte ni6t perdnbert. Die RaGfrdee
mad DarIeben mar Rur mdf.a, bod
iR 0elb inner NOD fen. Bon ben Banter
,DurDen Darlepen .,on cdll" Az s.
Gusee!seben unb GsiNdftspapiere purben
Ju6& biSiontirt. SIN ol!ensn Narits mur.
ben Tarleben ION eau" " s. anb auf
Belt ~ 6-5LE ptattst.
OsAfd ssi NeS Dsu
Dafen ftetig nno ss murbe Bart ,wiidsn
Danlsn uerIanst. Die Goua,srrots betrass
60e pramie per $1,000.
0sAfa 81 0ssste
Daren ibma6.-ceAis fnS bts foTcsnbsx
lxottrunesn ~ besi4teu:
9exben, 8 fass Sint. $4.6Sk yer
e. % 1ase eiHt, t4.s3k per Il: garis
9 fase St1t. 5l2L--5lS 5ranes per 800:
% Iase Stat, hl7L -b2O Sranes per
ylOO far Deutf6Idnb. 1 1ase Ci6t
Nari 05Le. DO. 80 9ass Si3t, S4ke.
documentary Dius auf QonSon wurosn
" e4.831, auf 0Iasaou ~ $4.62k uHb
ssf Delfah ~ $4.6ah oeriaaft.
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Metaus MART.
Peu Uset. ID. Eft.

Rem Cert. ID. EH.
Ssnn mar beute itetis ,u $s7 7.OO-37.D
unb Nupfer felt Safe ta $l2.D -
1900. 9IeetroIptbie su $l2.62L -- 1918
aHo Saftina su Si1.37H-l2.62L. Slsi par
rubta Bu $4.40--4.5O uno spslttr ebenfaas
~ $3.50 $50. dtisn mar beute ruhia.
Ro.l Founor7 Rort1srt ~ sl5.75-ls.25,
4o. %. az Sl5.j1-ls.OO, Ro. sout5erR
Nne 70. | goutasrn foit " Sl5. .75-l6.25.
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Der }..Iaa,s 1.:ttl In ot.lsLl.1 :

Rtnouie 3. - Die 2ufuhr mar beute,
fir Sreitla. iebr aro5 uno bic Grelie fieIen
ossbalb un I5-35c per 100 gfuuo. Die
Rahiraae mar nur mosil. Stoters uno
6ssoers fielen I'M 10--25c.
S4psre sitsrs s5.2I-6.50, C&fsn 81. 90
500, SEeiitertisre. srtra s. $500, quite
BIS aIssrleisus S4.75-I.5O, orDtndrs bis
CUTE S3.2S-4.s5; SstFsrs. srtra s4.s5-'.l0,
eute sis atj.rlsisa. bl.25-4. Is. orotntrs
bis quite t2.5)-4.l0; Rass. sItra $40
81 IS. fancp -. cuts bts auserlsisns
34.oo-4.40, oroindre Bic suts tz.O0-3.75
Gannsrs ta.00-2.75, Stotsrs uuo 5seosrs
$3 3.o0-B.25.
Gulleu. - Die 3ufubr mar heute or3s
ser uno bic 8reiie fie'e1 nm l0-l5c. G,e
Rat1TrGae mar nur md6i1.
Wa1ersu1s lei tts s!.5 l-3.50. Sorcand
1886 4.35. ertrG $40. fettesi35-4.7s.
adl6er. Tte Bretis fieIeu heute um
oa ot. 3uiubr oro6 mar. Der
Rartt ibIob ilau uno 'bmadb.
Crointre rraS. tt.00-T.75. fair sic
quite lsidts $7.5o-9.25, .rtro g. s925-s.50.
sants 9Lt. prime bis auSsrIsisas Sh-
9Le. oroindrs 5-oe.
z d dToeins. Die 3ufutr RON e hpei.
rer mar heute 1iemlih arob, bic Radfra {
mdb q uno bic QreiIe um l0--lhe uieoriaer.
S1pere Shu.ins brahter $780,. 10.
au.s ole axssrEsleas Ssrpadursss nne
TIsii4sriortsr s9.20-931. semifnh Rsr.
yatarssiortsn s9l0-s.25, proirar. bic
sxssris'sr. i4nsu fssts eaxs 1928 --
S26, ertrd -, etcns s5.25 - 80,
tsiAts RsrisnstSertsu ss.B-9.25, sr!sI
ps- ~ ~'s. s-s -n.rir,r ss.Oo-s.s0.
caste xns Sdmmsr. --Ti. 3ufuhr
pom : d Ifcu uaD Sdrrerr mar heute stem
lid arok uuo Der Wartt infol1sbeiien nil
Tia. Sdmmer fielsn um 25--30c.
StaFs. s3.a5- 90. sxis Sic aus.
srrsFsrs ss.3S - $40 orn'-sys Bic cate
S2.oo-3.2J. ylutt.riA eStra
-, Sthrliuae - .00-5.2S.
s6rrsr. Grtra S7.0-7.l0. gate bis
cas.rt.ien. ss.25-7.00, oratndrs b3 quite
tS 01--f on.
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9as GreisniR BON St..Eierre
D'SlerDu.
9pn Or. aGtbe g hirma & er

Gt.sYiegre o'Sleron? 45er bat bon
einem Srts bieIes Ramens idon gee
bort? Gr liest i'm Departement Ghas
rentes Snferieurs ouf Der Sniel Sleron
uno aablt 1850 Gintpobner. Ino oas
GreianiB? Gin Strsit Der - -
Waftfroufn. CD etfpos mar IN St.s
pierre bisber nod uihi erIebt poroen,
5tin unp frieblih uno pbne io5ials
umn1Isunaen lebt bns Osrthen ionii
babin. metrumidIungen. bon isineu
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Viebmdrfte.

gtnctn natl. II. Cttober.
Sa'uar unS 8erianot wisreno ben per,
hofenen "a stunosn, psroEicben NIT ben
porbsrsebenoen I Lasen, paren Die feIgt
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gtn iauberes B0rde en-
gle: ,2ie6it III MIDI eenR mtrt.
lid e
Gr fieierlih): Sur aas nnlifere
3uhtbaus fam llns treHnen!"
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Ghtesss, Il. Oh.

g,rsytsA. Ss.-,s s475 - 7.S5.
fsras sitter. a 25-s.s5. nsnItt. Stiere
A.lb-s.75. Sto4.rs xes S.sssrs 8. 40
s.75. easex1o S.iFsrs % 1850, RaIbsr
$T.50-lo.0O. HGrst itetia.
Sauei @stttf $500. at.
siiAts ss 80 - a25. fAuers 5.20-a. 30,
raxM - 20-s4l, sst. Bis aussrIeitre
=. $4,000. Ssrtst Ss.25 900. Nar.t
Ianaicm.
Shdf. uns ehwwer. SAa'e :
etssstrifAs ~ 250-s.25. m,ftIt4s t2.75
-42S. sAArltnas 81 $50.
u...-tt ttrSsirii h. = ~ 90. men.
IiAs A.75-6.e0. Ear.t idpaA bis i0c
nieorioer.
3aFaar. 1850 winssiss 3.000. S8retHs
1900, e4afe une samuer Ii 900.