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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29

Crystal city No change
Drayton city {" 17%
Neche village IL 4"
excepting Neche grain & live stock CO.
Pembina city increased 1874
st. Thomas city {" Z"
Walhalla village 4" 40 ="
Whereas, the assessor of Beaulieu
township failed to assess an elevator to
the Farmers Elevator Co. of Concrete,
upon motion it was resolved that an
elevator valued at Sl35OOO be extended
on the assessment book and tax list as
belonging to said company.
Board adjourned until 8 o'clock a. M,
July 9th, 1910.
JULY 9TH 1910.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present, chairman Norton
and com missloners Myrick, Olafson,
Bigwood and NORM.
The assessment Of the general live
stock was taken up for further consid-
Grafton, and after such consideration,
the following resolution was introduced
and adopted: Resolved, that for the
purpose of equalizing the assessed
valuation of horses, cattle, mules, sheep
and swine, as between the several ass
essment districts, the following per
centages of increases or decreases be
made in the following districts:
AKRA TOWNSHIP.
Horses l year old reduced AZ
Horses 3 years old and over increased2%
Cattle l year old reduced 80
Cattle years old increased Sc
All other cattle over years old
increased II &C
Sheep +"
Swine &c 5 &c
ADVANCE TOWNSHIP.
All other cattle over years old
reduced 3%
Swine Is "
BATHGATE TOWNSHIP
Swine increased 311a"
BEAULIEU TOWNSHIP
Horses year old reduced 40
Horses 3 years old and over reduced g
Cattle l year old increased s.
Cattle years old 2 4"
Cows 3 years old and over reduced 80 's
All other cattle over years old
reduced Ii IS
Sheep increased 3"
Swine reduced 51% "
Continued next week
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
A Frlfhtful Wreck

of train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts, bruises, abrasions, sprains
or wounds that demand Bucklen's Ami
ca Salve, earth's greatest healer. Quick
relief and prompt cure results. For
burns, boils, sores Of all kinds, eczema,
thapped hands and lips, sore eyes or
corns, its supreme. Surest pile cure.
25c at The City Pharmacy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
A SIGHT Worth Payina For.

The cab. drawn by weary looking
horse. came to standstill opposite a
public house AS the driver was pre-
pairing to descend small boy ran up
with. "'Old yer 'orse. guv'nor?
"'Old my 'orse: Look ere, my lad,
Ah'll give yer bob if it runs away
Manchester Guardian.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
Work 24.Hours a Dav.

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
pill is sugar coated globule of health,
that changes weakness into strength,
languor into energy, brain.fag into
mental power; curing constipation.
headache. cnills, dyspepsia, Malaria.
25c at The City Pharmacy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
His Contribution.

'Have you ever done anything for
the good of the community" asked
the solid citizen.
YES" replied the weary wayfarer;
give just done thirty days."-Phila-
delphia Record.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
Petition for Drain.

To the Board of Drain Commissioners
Pembna County, North Dakota.
We the undersigned property owners
hereby request and petition the board of
Drain Commissioners of Pembina coun-
ty TO construct drain in the townships
of Hamilton and Carlisle, for the drain
age of farm lands along the following
route, viz:
Commencing at point half mile west
of the south. west corner of section iif-
teen, l5) township one hundred sixty
one, Q6l) range fifty three, (53) thence
due east along the highway, between
sections fifteen (15) and twenty two (22)
to the south east corner of section four
teen (l4) township one hundred sixty
one (16D range fifty three (53) thence
due north along the west side of the
highway, east of section fourteen (14)
and eleven QD said township and range
thence due east to connect with drain
number 16."
Il G THACKER &C SAVAGE
w B DICKIE BIZ BARNES
ALBERT GANSSLE H ] JAMES
ALPHENE KENNAL r B DICKIE
w M YORK
Notice of Hearing on Petition.
State of North Dakota.
County Of Pembina.
Notice is hereby given that petition,
of which the following is copy, has
been filed with the Board of Drain Com
missioners of Pemblna County, North
Dakota, and that said Board of Drain
Commissioners has fixed as the time and
place for the hearing on said petition,
Thursday, Aug. 18th 191O,at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the Office of said Board at Penn
bina, North Dakota, at which time and
place said petition will be considered
and passed upon.
All persons whose lands may be affect
ed by the improvements asked for in
said petition may appear before said
Board of Commissioners and fully ex-
press their opinion and give evidence
upon the matters appertaining thereto.
CHAS. EDWARDS.
DONALD BEATON.
PAUL WILLIAMS.
Commissioners.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29

10 the Honorable Board of Drain
Commissioners of Pembina County N.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29
The Very Latest.

"Nice car"
"Yes."
SIS it the latest thing in cars?"
II guess so. 1t has never got me
anywhere on time yet" Houston
Post.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

0es SadenS nit Ser @abel in fIeine
Sbelle 5erriiieu, Damn nit 3lldcr
anO 3immt beitreut.
rbfenfuppe Die
'erbien tnadl 9elicbcn qcidlaltc Orb.
icn) ner0en iiber 0adt cinaaueidt.
nit acltem @aiier auigcieet un0 nit
l-2 9Bloficl Butter fueid aefodlt.
0anr riihrt man tie ourd cin Sie5.
lteut We mie0er anis fSeuer. gieg., ic-
halo 0ie Supbc fodlcn0 lit, inter BE-
ltdnOigem Hiihrcn eiluas fodcn0e
.@iiI6 Oa5ii. l6Bt allies cinigc Ndnu.
ten todeH. lpiir3t nit SAILS mo &c.
riebener MiisfatnuB uro ridtet Sic
Snppc iiber Qer0iteten Semmelmiir.
.felH an.
*MiIdreis nit Shofo.
x @fun0 gutter o%baeipiiltcr.
aebriibtcr um0 a~6ggoiicuer 3ets
mrrOen in 2-2H Guort Mild nit
elmer fleiuen Stanqc @dniac un0 II
@iun0 3nder Iongiam i~ueldllcfodt,
aui cine ShNiiel qeleben unO NIT a
Eiano ieiner, IN 9lild mO @aiier
gan5 Oidfliiiii5 gcfodter SdoIoloOe
iiberiiiat.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
GiirktfdDrs %franemlebrn.

Gle Observation-Disclosures @organge
in Ser Sarfei Ienften oie 8Iide nehr
oenn ie ouf Oas 8eib IN benz Sic
Tloqae Des Solbmonovs mebt. Die
aonititatioa, oie Die iungen esnteai.
gen5en oieies balb barbariihen Gan.
oes iih er5nougen. be0elltet ben iide.
rem geainn elmer neuen fulturenen
9lero. einer .lern, bic Ser tsirfiide
Sortifrittler felt gangen erie6ni
1oA atonhe Ie5eEuien rueroen nod
oerqeben. ehe bic riiditan0iqen sir,
ridtungen Dem @eiit Der 8sn5eit mel.
den tper0en
Die tiirfiide Trou 5uHai, sic lidl
IN ibrer grcben @iniie 10 Tor nifi
9ernus iehnt. Gus benz trdqen. be.
ouemen genubleben 6es6arems Miro
menn iiberbanyt - crit nad5 Die.
len S1bren benz giISuHgsflua Der
elrooderin nafifreben. Rod beiite,
qen1u 70. Uie Dor S1brblm0erten.
Dcftrinai Bic tiirfii1g Sr1u ihr IL.
iein in oem itrer1 DeridloHenen so.
rem. better Tenitsr biHter oidtem
giiterwrrf Deritedt bleiben. ME 0as
Aatlit Der EGrfin biater 0ent un.
'1urhsrinGIiden Shleier. Gs be6ar'
eines a~inschenosn Stn0iunls. Inn Der
og5ennni50OaeH S6IgiI. Der and
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
sir Slide anS SaHs.
aa6cnscHeI.

SonRtag. MettagS: @eniiie.
flppe. *RiHoeridmorfleiih nit
g8affaroni. Grudtfbammcri init
%0faH0eliauce. - Nbeuos: @efeA-
Il Cir. 3erpdanpnrit. adie.
IOHt1g. @littaas. @riesluppe.
@cluGmutes RmOeridmorfleiid mil
acknowledgements. ~ 2Anh: *Sa.
lat BON mciBeu @obueu. Eofel-
ileiih. Sale.
Gtenstag. MlittagS: aerbeI,
luppe. *Steiriides 8raut nit
&luhuurit. Suadl: STUART.
lfmorrn. @utterbrof.
@ittmo6. Msittaas. *SSeiBe Gr6.
ieniuppe nit Sped oOer eisbciu.
Apfellpeiie. 2unh: 8efiiater
Sdinten oOer giortaOeua. &die.
Sbee.
0pnnerStng. Mittags: @emiiie.
luppe o0er &nr3elntppe. aartOi
ielfl0Be nit Sale. - 9und: Ser.
teHArnee (Slilulle). NuIlhnlft.
&affee.
6reitdg. NfittaRS; Steruhen.
luppe. Nerinasgeritt. 9und ;
*9fi.drelS nit SdotolaSe ooer
&auderiiidle. 0eberpurit.
Samstag. MiiitolS: 9utentleiH.
luppe nit &artoifcln. grme 9it.
ter. Smh: Aolatiden. Butter
uno Sale. Sbee.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

iho0et Sem Aniehen 0es grsiebers
mebr ais leere Grohuugen.
Sine iebr liebe, flige, oIte 6ralt.
ole ibre flint Sobne 5n te~ruorrageHo
tiidtigea Nirtnern er5ogeu bat, ia9te
mir einmal: oSa, geborhen muBten
lie mir uubeoinat. oas mar 0os eritei
&ie batte i'd bonn icait nit ibnen
iertig mer0en ioaen2 aorperlihe
3idltianng bate b1lO peridgt. menm
id) nidt pom u~ornhereiH oui iie per-
Slidtet hattie. Oenn tie nuhien mir gar
idnell uber oen 4opf. Aber ih babe
tie bon tlein auf oaran %geip0hnt. msi-
mem eriten @orf 81 geborden, uHS
nIdt crit oas 5peife ab5mDarten, NO.
nit eS 10 piele SPLITTER perieben. Sl
ben eriteH 2ebsnsiabren lernen Die
ain0er 10 etpas Ieidt ipoter iebr
idnuer. lln0 Damn belt i'd ais all.
Berites Strafmittel Elm iehr nirfia.
mes geriabren fiir meme fiiRi @nben
bereit. Oas mein Siingiter iogur nod
eiHmal 81 ihmeden befam, ais or
ifon Die Sdule ~perlaien batte."
Die alte sSrGu Iahte nod in Der Or
inuerung oarau ber5lid. s@esen
harmloie 0ummbeiteH mar ih imner
nodlidtis.~ fubr tie tort. ~iflon oes-
balb. neil i6 ihr 8ertraueH nidt oer-
Iieren Doate. oenn id Iiebte es. penn
iie su mir famen, unO mir often BON
ihren 0ummen Streihen er5dhlten.
Sodltens eoB id Elm biBden Spott
iiber ibre ain0ereien ans, menn's
einmnl 81 arg mar, mics ia wobl
borfommt, mo flint lebbafte 8uben
Die 90pfe 5uianmeniteden. 9nttc 0a-
aegen elmer BON linen etmas qetbau.
Oelien iih Elm gutter Menih idGnten
miiB, etpas 0ieoriges, Shlehtes,
ODER bate er geaen Elm ausoriidlides
@erbot BON mir gebnnoelt. mir ben
@eboriam nerueigert, 10 bieB es eil-
foh: Sinh sic Sh~ularbeiten iertiL
10 mnrihierit on in's Bettl lln0 ~
gnns aIeih. Oh Sommer ooer @Inier
mar ~ er muBte mnpeigerlih aebor-
den. 9eiuer Ourfte 81 inn ais id
mo sic alte &atgrine. oes &auies
6aftotum. oie inn Abenos Sic Sc
innaenfoit brohte. einen Seaer Wiild-
iupSe uno eiu Stiid trodencs 8rot.
llnO cine Stlnoe oanah fam i'd aum
@utenadtiagen.
SD lag' SS6nen. Oa bats monde
riibrenoe 9eifte gegeben in iolhsr
gben0itunOe. uno nlanh gutter Dor.
ins lit it'll unO ieit geiaBt fporoenl
DIT braudlte i'd meme Straie niht
su uerh1ngen; Neipeft eenug batten
sic 9uben oopor. uuO ih befam ihrea
@eboriam. mo i'd ibn braudtel @ro.
batum EFT"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Arrerret.

: Eereia Gor0ooa. Sic SeISin ron
9%alabrIcIL lunr0e pon @aeit Bins Y.
init Der golOenen @cOaiae fir hervor.
ra8enoe Sciinmaeu i'm Gleniic Ser
@'enihiidfeit oetarirt. Sci 0ena haf.
tigen erobebe1L non Dem aalobrica
Dor Sahrcsiriit beinaeiudf marc. ert.
ldltete Gereia Gor0oUa cine am.
opfcrnoe Sbati9fcit.
: Cine itdnoiae fiideutcdniias
Ailsltelrna III SraHfiurt q. NJ. usr.
afitalteie 0os 6%rauffurtcr @odfmit.
mlleiul. Die Iu9itclluaa periolqt
0ea 3ued. Ben 5ablrciteu 9eiu6cru
0cs observation-disclosures ollie &cl 6eiten
aiii tiidlenicdniidlem @cbietc. ios0cit
o~ieiclbcn oou ser Iriimggfommii-
lien 0.s aohtunitmiiame iir prat.
tllb bralidbor bciln0cH mcr0ei. oor
Allgen ST iilbrCl. Gaourd) miro 0cl
Grlln0crn prnitiiher &cubeitCn cine
aiinliiae @elCacnheit acboteu. ionobl
one 6atlcute pic Oie Nausiraucu NIT
lbren Griin0unaeu bcfannt Su ma
hell. SIlnul Die ~einjcIucn @eacnitJnDe
oen &eludlera 0es NlncunS 0urd ei.
uen 3ih0iiadmanH crldut1rt mo
poracfiibrt lucr0Ht Nud) praftiidlR
@3HieruuQen I'M %@iiGlcnboit ipeiien III
bp8ieniider @iniidt. &eutilotionet
mo oeraIciden ioacu Onrh Nioocua
mo &ldae oerauidaulidt mer0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
Gin lsiardDrn fir @rO6r.
Bon e g. wSandIen.

Weim Stnmelspi5rmcr Qctrns
mar bente @cieaidlait. mo 5iDar Eu-
meufaiiec. Ger areis 6citauo oies,
mol aus inni beitereu @ausirauen.
bic i6reu @aitaeber auf5 2iebens.
mir0igite unterbielten. IS mar elm
iebr onre1enoe5 ELENA. 0as 5rou
Clga onigeporien bate ui0 Die BE-
tbeiIiaten Iebbait beidaitlgte: gspldc
Satin mo giutter bot oui erOcn
0as 9eroienitoouite 8eleiitet2
81, wie tie oa'ingen. ibrg 9eiihin,
gen ms Taicute ga rit9Tsenl
agtas fam Is VotGDen0igeres un0
geiieres ggben@, bagoun Srau annc.
iieie. AIS gdann uno atn0er nah
araiten 81 beriorgen ibneu iteis
ihmodbaite Speiien 1or5nieten, feline
02iibe 81 ihelen, i6nen Sic 9}dbijei.
ten leder Hu0 poblbet5nmlid SO
maAgH2 Cbne unbeiaeioen 81 ieiE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

Gie SCAR. ma @aina0eI war
idon i'm Nltertbuu uno NitteIalter
Gin unentbebrliher artifel iiir Die
Srauen. SIN Sabre 1892 CAB cS III
3aris 3ebn Sabrifanten iiir Sut. uno
6aorna6ein. 5eute bet Sic 5d6rita-
iion cinen GieieuumioHg nHgenom-
men. Tie Staot Birmingham eraeua'
81 Nilioneu gto0eln an Gage oie
llbriaen 9tl0elmerfiidtten BON 8yob.
6ritamign 10 bis Is 9RilioneH.
Eeutihlono uno eirige anoere Gan.
Ser 70 Millionen. Jraufreih 10 8fil.
.to6ss tdglid. 9fan fam lid Der.
aegenpartiaen. welhan u%ugehelrer
9ertrauh oieIe 5als.= sraG:szi
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06

60 propbe3eibte emit ser Shaier
Qbomas, unO ~ Der Mann bat beute
nod redt.
6aituabt. riftiger 6asnadt mo
|Saieuadt, melhe 6ormeu III Der
|Sdapei8 in Sdapaben urO anoeren
iiiOOeutihen @anOitrihen iIblih iiHo,
aud 5aBnadt, fommt fer bon Dem
aItOeutiden @erbum aiaien", oltbot-
Oeutid) 1aion. 8. b. umberirren, nm.
beridludrmea, uniipu treiben. wopon
uuier iaieln (lappih lid benebmen)
abgeleitet lit. DAB nun Der Tag
SAT- a d. beiBt, bat feline urlahe
in Der 3eitrehnung u~nierer gorfab'
rem, melde nah MionOiabren rehne.
ten. @ie mir gegempdrtig Oas @ort
lag in DoppeIter 8eOeutung baben
tolls 8eitrehnung BON "a StunOen
mo ais belle &alfte Oieies 3eitrall-
mes), 10 batten uuiere alltporoern
0as @ort Raht in 5ipieioher 8eoeii-
tung. Gle iogten alio: Der Monat
bat 30 9t0dte uno ole ISOLDE bat n
I9t1hte. Bon oieier alien 8enen.
n%ungsipeiie baben iih ais Heite in
unierer Sprnde nod erbalten oie.
@5ip0lf 0Gdte~. @eibnadt, 5. /. Ser
beilise Sag, mo 5asnadIt, 8. !. ser
I5astag 0erSah an 0en MAJ bcrum.
TAFT, 8. I. idapdrmt. Die Stride madjte
lid 0us beiOuiihe Set musbar.
nnnnte rs aber & a It nadt, uH0 Ben.
tee es ols sic lehte Rad)f Dor Dem
6diteu, Sen 8orabeNo Dor Der Soften
5cit. pie ieOem Sonntas Elm FOLDER
9ben0, ser SonHabeno, unD je0em
groBen 6eite Elm iogenannter beiliger
Abeno Oorausqeht.
Den Tnittag beging man nit Tan-
sen, 9oiien, Masferroen, 9rinfgeIa-
gen mo Sfmauiereien, am iih fir
0ie beporfteheHoe Gntbebrungs3eit
.ihaOlos 81 baIteu. gns 0ieieu bei0-
niihen 9rauden biloete iid olmab.
lib Ser aarnepal beraus, eigentlih
ser 4bidlieo pom 5leiid. neil om
6aitnahtsfage gum leeten 9iale Dor
oem 5aiten 6leiih eeseiieu per0cu
|onrfte. Sn fatboliihen Qdn0ern
Oebnte man 0en 5aiding (Oas @ort
lit ebeufals ans 5altnadt entitan.
oen) pom 1reifonigstage bis gum
4itermitf1uo9 olis. Spater fpur0eI
oie aarneDals5eit auf orei biz adj
Gage gefiir3t. Gieie Iesten Toge oes
'Qarne0als goIten ~aaer0ings ihon
Ifriiher ais Sic tpittigiten, neil an
Oieien oie GRANDDAUGHTER Der @eiit.
lidcu itattfanDeH. weIdes 8riDilea
.ibuen Sic Stride 3~ngeitanoen, oamit
lie lid aid IN oieiem 4untte BON Der
-2oienueIt unterihie0en. Der Con.
neritol Dor 5aitnaht. an oem Die
.@eiihifen bouptiohlih ieierten, 3 sBI
Ser BeiberfaitoberS. Der aumpige
(uon qunpen 5. !. iprinsen, bupfen),
md idTas;ge Zonneritag. Bur
Seller oes cages par0en groBe @or'
iteaunaen, namentiih Gdla6ien.
un0 8duberipieIe anfaeiubrt. Ter
.ouf i'm folgenoe Freitaa bieb ser
riiitigc (riiBigel, mel man iih eegen.
.ieifia Rub in boz @eiiht mari. SHl
StpabeH lit er ants oieiem Srnaoe
beute nod ser sbromiae~. Ter
Sonnabea0 1ber tDnr0e Der ,ihmal.
.sise~ e'aannt. ir0em an oigiem 1ngel
Sic Screen uHo bsien @eiber SUDDEN
bcfen ioaen. sy5m foIgte Der .%felite@
Sonntag. and R~inneiorHtoq. unt
oiaiam Der freBmorazs nud gutter
oogr bIaner Woniag un0 1arren,
fIrtpeib eeHanut. Ten S6IuB ber.
4uniiHHieen" @ohe. ruie oie Sait.
Eo4isDohe hi Ser Geutih506men
1eisf bilps. ~ 1oitnadtsoienitna
Gc6 hsts.e arbsn fh ans Scr QoIner.
laaEHe1cls.Dcde Der @ei5sriaihm1,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
llmr eim auart.
Bon 6ri<oe9. aro5e.

Mandnstal ITS MIR ein &Sort, ell
armer Sdiii,
2gr bid in cine Secle ihanen labt
@Ieifnuie i'm gSiuter zines SeilhenS
9uit
Gen neueu 6riblingsrauid DID trdn-
men laBt.
Gleihmie Der Yerle matter Silber,
CLANS
Zen Meeresreidtbum ideu bid abneH
iaBt.
gIeihDie Elm eins'ger Stern Inn giIt-
ternadt
Die @ottesIiebe fromm Did gIauben
IdBt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-02-06
9nHnaht.
Bon 6. 2 denfIing.

Der Ssbruar brlEgt l5erdu
Meo0uisn p5er Milsienbau,
Sie Seltie idafn refnea beeen.
I'm ibre Aeiign 81 p~erleeen....
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
L. B. WEILMAN Local Editor
L. B. WELLMAN, Local Editor

in his family, but that he arranged
to have the work performed in his alb
sence and that when about to return
after an absence of about ten days,
he learned that Silsby & Co.
had completed the job themselves
and for this reason he did not appear
again on the job. The amount
claimed by the plaintiff, Silsby & Co.,
was in the neighborhood of $3.50. The
case was tried in Justice court and
judgment rendered the plaintiff for
the full amount claimed. Sheltra,
however appealed. The verdict of
the jury was for the plaintiff to re-
cover something like $35. W. R. AID
rich for the plaintiff. w. w. Reirden
for the defense. State VS.. VIM Hill
dreth, unlawful marriage. This was
a case where a divorce had been
granted and Hildreth married again
within the time prescribed by law
prohibiting such action. He entered
plea of guilty and was sentenced to
the House of Correction for not less
than one and one-half nor more than
two years. The sentence was, how
ever, suspended by the court, and
respondent was placed in the custody
of the probation officer till further
order of the court upon the usual
conditions, and with the further con.
dition that the defendant, as soon as
he can legally do so, should remarry
the person to whom he was illegally
married and legitimatize the child.
who was the fruit of said illegal mar.
riage. On Saturday the case of Ma
mic C. Allen VS.. James Allen. as
sumpsit, was commenced. This is 6
case of a daughter suing to recover
from her father wages alleged to be
due on account of homework anc
nursing. The case has not yet beer
concluded at this writing.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23

the family in this village. Several
brethren in the Masonic bodies with
which DR.. Gray was affiliated here,
attended the funeral.
Maurice Blanchard came up from
Hanover Thursday night bringing
with him a we'll developed case of the
humps. It seems that this is
branch of instruction better pursued
at home than in college.
G. H. Newland has several motor
boats on display at his rooms on
Coventry street. Now is the time to
be making preparations for a
pleasant summer on the Lake, and
Mr.. Newland seems ready to do his
part.
The entertainment in st. Mary's
hall on ST. Patrick's night was we'll
patronized. The program consisted of
musical selections by the Mendelssohn
Club with readings by Miss Daisy
Stevens. After the show refresh.
ments were served and the remainder
of the evening was spent in progress.
sive whist.
The annual inspection of Company
L. First Inf. VT. national guard tool
place on Thurday afternoon and even
ing March IT. The inspecting Officer
was Capt. E. B. Gose, U. S. A. O.
Sackett's Harbor. N. Y, who was as
sisted by Adj.-Gen'l. w. II. Gilmor,
of Fairlee. Forty-nine officers ant
men were present.
The sale and entertainment at tn,
Baptist church last week Tuesda,
evening was very we'll patronized
the proceeds amounting to about $50
The entertainment, which consiste,
of vocal and instrumental music wa
fine, while aprons, handkerchiefs
and other useful articles were O.
sale. McCauley's orchestra was il
attendance.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23

1t developed during the discussion
that consolidation of the several
ladies' clubs in town into club look
ing to the betterment of the village
had just been made and there is no
doubt that if the ladies. the club
members and the trustees work in
harmony much can be done to beau
tlfy our village. The Coventry road
Lake front is practically all the Lake
shore in the village limits that is not
iron bound by railroads. It is on
this road that all automobiles will
drive In coming to town or for pleas
ure when stopping here. A park-like
appearance in this approach to the
village must be greatly desired when
compared to the present situation-a
dumping ground for refuse of all
Kinds. Let US get busy and do some
thing at once along this suggested
line of improvement.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23
Y. M. G. and Y. M. |. G. Meeting.

The special meeting of the Mem.
phremagog Yacht club held Friday
night at the rooms of the Young
Mems Improvement club, for the pur-
pose of revising some of the bylaws
was fairly we'll attended and the pro-
posed amendments, while passed, were
the subject of much interesting dis
cussion. After the business of the
M. Y. c. was disposed Of, the Y. M.
l. c. club debated the question of pre-
serving and identifying the Lake
front on Coventry road. This discus
sion brought out many ideas as to
method. expense etc., though all pres
ent united in expressing themselves
as very favorable to the scheme il
property rights are not infringed on.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23
At the Churches.
CONGREGATIONAL.


Services were held Sunday as usual.
Thursday evening, March "a, at z 80
the regular mid-week service for mu-
tual encouragement will be held.
Subject: "Christ's Cross and Ours. F"
The prayer meeting is good place
TO take up the cross.
Friday afternoon, March "a, at 8
O'Clock the Women's Missionary union
for Home Work will meet with Mrs.
Oakley on Bay View street. A large
attendance is requested. This is the
meeting that was to have been held
with Mrs. Hapgood.
Tuesday, March %, is the day set by
the Ladies Social union for the sale
of useful and fancy articles for which
they have been long preparing. A
supper will be given in the evening
of that day. All are invited to bear
in mind the date and the nature of
the occasion.
Easter. Next Sunday, March 27, is
Easter. There will be an Easter
Sermon. Let there be Easter flowers
and Easter joy.
The officers of the Ladies' Social
union extend a cordial invitation to
all aides of the church and congrega-
tion to join the society. Its object is
the welfare of our home church.
Charity begins at home, but does not
end there.
METHODIST.
'The Waxing and Waning of
Christ's Popularity was the sub
ject of the pastors discourse Sunday
morning.
In the evening he spoke on the
theme Guaranteed Deposits"
PRAYER meeting Thursday. evening
att 80 o'clock. Subject "The Cross
in Everyday Life"
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. Lance next We'd
nesday evening All ladies are urged
to be present to help prepare for
sending of the box to the needy min
ister's family in Tennessee. All who
have articles to donate are requested
to bring them.
The members of the Cradle Roll
with their parents and grandparents
are invited to attend our Cradle Roll
Day exercises to be held in the
League Room, Friday afternoon,
March 25th, commencing at o'clock.
Those who have cradles for pennies.
please bring them. Parents who
wish it. may have their children hap
tized at this time.
Easter Sunday will be observed in
this church. The pastor will preach
special Easter sermon in the morn
ing. The organist and choir will rem
der special music and Mrs. Theo Lud.
ington, formerly of Newport, now OF
Montreal, will render a solo.
The evening will be given largely
to the rendering of the Easter canta
ia. 1.-The Easter Evangel." A large
chorus has been drilling for this some
time and we will be sure of an inter
esting and profitable service.