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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
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We have put on sale over 300
psirs of ladies and chlldrea's
shoes, in various sizes, co.ors
and shapes. odds snd ends Of
csses. bet perfectly good and sssple
shoe ssock. These Ne are Offering
at . Gvsst discosnt. from one third
70 one half or Sc them On the
windo~ and on the bargain counter.
$ j. MILLER 4 Son.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

For SALE-Two choice corner east
front lots. Cor. Wiscoeein st. and
Gunni-on Ave Especially des,r-
able tor railroad mss's residenos.
$1,000 for pair.
26tf. Geo. HETHERINGToN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
c. lsnrA (sr ST.

$50 acres on Quartz and Alder
creeks l35 cattle, s horses. farm im
plements all GO at a bargain If taken
NJ once. c. A. SUTTON,
Is 81 Parlln, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

The ROYAL CAFE will furnish
Room and Board at 500 per week
Special rates by the month.
Il. Il LAsHBRook, proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
e0 - Ckseo

One sewing machine, half cabi
set, in good repair with all attach
ments. 2s If.
Mas. q W. McPnErRIb3E.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

When in need OF a good, op-to
1ase sewing mschipe eet the White
Rotary For Sale by @. d. Martin
The only machine ON earth that will
sew ON buttons. 46-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

..~..Ne~k Everybody ResA DE New,-O Champion.
N<soh.sa We. ~ As-a ~ -
ds - vsn ~ n
- - ~v sAk ~ ky~k
.&xSk. 81 ~ . ny N~s6A.- We. 1. 5o~. 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Fishing tackle, cutlery, stationery,
staple and fancy groceries, hosr, hav
and grain Phone Gaaaisoa 1871
Gavette Bros Opposite Ls vets
Hotel, where the big welcome sign
is hsng.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

FoR REST-for Csttlemens cele-
brstion, vacant lot twenty feet wide
ON central Main street News Cham
pion, or see Henry p. Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Colorado Springs Gazette: e:-Miss
Trevitte made decidedly favorable
impression. The Recital was lsrgly
attended.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Everything in Good Things to
Eat" at Gavette Bros. The good
things are almost top aansroas too
mention, but eall us up over the
phone o. we win detail tken at your
door. Three erdef uea 10 sake care
Of yosr wants,-Gavetse Bros., op-
posite La Neta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

We save YOU at l09o ON mona
ments and iron fences. Bills Bros.
I455 broadway, Denver. Write us AZ
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Don't fail 10 read l.. r.. Gavettes
sd. 1t tells how 10 keep pleasant
aud cool during celebration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Wanted ~ Young ladies' to serve
Velvet lee Cream at l.. f. Ga
vettes Parlor. Call at once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

For Rent: A neat little house,
psrtly furnished. Electric lights
and we'll water IN the house.
25-29 Apply 10 ELIZA Thomas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Warm dinner from II 10 | and
supper from 5 TO will be served on
the first day Of the csttIe~en.s a cele-
br.Gion by the ladies of ~ Peter 5
chsvck, at the New YORK restssrant
baild.nx. Thirty five cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Dr n X Black stock, veterinarian,
is located al Gunnison and will ans
wer all calls promptly. Phone Gun
nisoa, 4Ol 24tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
n. Z. O.

The friends a the church will
have a laach counter aud rest room
at the Potter baiIdine during the
Csttlemea's = festival
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

For Sale Top buggy with shafts
pole, sci Of harness 27-tf
Mas Il. ID SANFORD.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Don't forget when YOU go to the
postofiice that &c 10 the postage ON
this special edition of the News
Champion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
eo4A lssoD f.uii Nso
u. {. O. 49,

The pastor will preach. morning
and evening, SUNDAY July IL, and
viii not he at Crested Butte as pre-
vioasly announced
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Six weeks old pigs for sale, 80 80
each y w NADER.
os-39 Gannison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

soda wsAer at osr soda fountain 10
cold spsrk hing aad delicioss. Gold
en- OrsAessde CarAi~sl cissrry. Or
ice cssem, the csesa VOC like % we'll
delivered in qvsstities.
O'LEARY, The Dr~H1i~t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Good pasture with water and
shade. for cattle or horses 81 80
a month per head A. B. DALI,
Gunnison. 27-29
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone Beaver-Jtil.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
Dsiss Z Cs0y A.s.e. G
Co., CaAUulD.

Notice vs. hereby given that on the
End snd .3rd davs Of July. A. ID
1910, will he aud rersaia in nv
Office Ut the Court House in Gunni-
son for the parpose Of kesring any
and ell objections TO the assessment
roll for the year 1910
A. n. THosas. County Assessor.
Dated July 8 1910. 2s-29
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
CanIemen's Day Program
Cx.aisoa. Coiussdo. kk 2l-22. 1910

3:D-Base ball game. Pitkin ~. (unnisOn. Purse
e1S0. Other teams may compete.
4se-Cowbey race. One third mile. Nothing but
sssoest.on horses OF thee owned BY member.
sest Ssxs Ss" :" sssS .n ~ ,. .s
men's saddles. No one to ride but member~
First prize. SIS. second SIS, third $40
First prize. si5 second. $40 third. s5
ss.wsgcn r.ce EseA contestant must harness.
First prize SIS; second. $40 third. s5
Second Day. ~ u. Morning
ss-Parsse
'*"-ne"'' fest r.es' fr'. e ~
Frss prs.. Is; s.s..1. . sAisa 90
'a''' '''' ';s: -. :. =. e 2 : 49, f;s :: a. 81
isss-soys' - Ca.' r..y .ss.. s.arsrr mile. An
h"s'es ever sssss.sa -. - hsssed.
ls:S-sssA< rsse. Fua psise. SO .ss..A. ss
llSs- Night eswn rsc~ hss.sAesA Bun tu~
sssss'; - e a "a ss.s. rst - .ssAt s"~n. s~
Frss psss-. ~ .-...A. 80. thra. q. 30
n:S-Lsdiss fsss rec. ~ ysras.
First ps,ss. ~; sse..A. g. thira. q 50
Second Dsy. ~ u. AlAemon
is~. Relay race. Eiy< m;.s.. Pr. qr
ss:.s:,s s.ss: .ssf, e -. se1 ~ ny. - ,s - one
First pfise, -; secsed. -; t3isd $40
2ss-Lsii-s' rsce. st."disA as-ss-
Fhst p.ise. elF sse.nd 3
3S0- Backing CONTEST rfee fer -
First prize, S2s; see@A, - F~ wsa4
boeAing hssse. T5
sse.Gste rsce. hi. r.re consists IN spu NJ sa
shutting. on hgvxrAsch, Av~Rua0.
Fnst prize. Is; Second. o. uisd s5
SNe-Laeies race. onRtef mie -, anv seyte
CWmniaG bagR = StasaisA SpsanI q re6S
FkN Prize. -; - a.: 0ipA ~
SSe-Q~ Ane en@. FnS priA. 8; eeesnA Rao
oNe-Cf.nA han q LAVeta hsAel
In IN rsces these W1st be tAs~e - ssr~ 70 eu>rr
sBd t1sRee - senRt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Ns~s-Champion w.s snable TO get
. kisanric.l skesch of Tie Episcopal
chsycA in Gaaaisn - planned.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

The Electric Tbestre will have n
a spscisl xttrsctioa during Cattle
meas week three Of sAe Issding
actoss OF the Sanford Dodee COM
pans, Kent. Litton, and WALKER
who will appear in special vssde-
Vile.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

| For SALE CHER an All Right
Washing Machine Only used seven
times. Mas w. II kREUTzER,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

FoR REST-Furnlshed house, six
rooms West Gunnison.
Mas NJ. l.. PITTsER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Cvcle Hatchers ana all sorts Of
poultry Supplies st the store Of II
&C. Lawrence on Tomichi avenue. IA
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Rebeksh entertain1ent at Masonic
hall. Thsrsday Jsly 81 Come and
kave . go kaeA-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

For rent during kshiae season,
5 room fsrnished koe cabin, with
privilees Of itching . mile and three
quarsers on East river. Address
p. ". CoasTocK,
$3.50. Jacks CABIN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Visit the popular and Up-to-Dste
Millinery Psriosrs before purchas-
ing . new hat. For street and dress
hats. we carry all the latest shapes
and patterns.
Mrs. J. II. JENNINGS.
Second Millinery Store, Upper
Main Sc. l4u
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Her -Rah for Cattlemen's Day,
July 2l-22. Hur- Rah for thoap
wstesDelons, those fDe, lusrioss
"AlabsDa Sweets Cent voa
remember how good and ho~ ckeap
they are when . carload cs0es 10
town.-Gavette Brus-, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

FoR SALE-0'Fallon ranch Of
Goo ceres adjoining town. Easy
tesyna. Ms. O'FnIox,
2S-tf Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

New Bennett Typ~~rI'er for sale,
Apply 10 " G. LAwRfSoE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
PROGRAM
Fkst Dsy. nv n. Mosring

SS0-Beys' Fest rsce, fer boys sixteen years old
end under, le0 yards First prize, $40; see-
Ond, o6; third e 50.
S.O-Cowbsys' Parade
The parade viii form in line ToMichi ave-
nse, west Of Eastmans livery. All riaers
Who have eowbey Hniforms viii BIZ placed st
keod After parade . whole he's naie the
reands ef march, ell except cowboys and COW
eifts wih disband. TIE letter will give
kjeitsn ride es1elsdnG witA
leNe-Crsnd msrcA sad 0~sArille hersebeck IN
frent of hesd seaaA
Following ere ~ ehanges for the @ssdriak
kseseAoch HesW sll As0sr ysHr eesners,
hs1sr yUar partesss; ell circle ~ the left. SIN
gie hIe. Heed esspses right and Nh tkrs~GA
siae es1psss aaA hsck. uah pssassnaAe. riGAt
aad Nm tAssuGA - ksme. AhemanAe Nj;
Cfand n0AN ~ left pesasnaAe sh. asuAse
a.. hepseA visA - es1p,ss - kseA. Sc
- eAeRGe Hacss a. usessA ppu0sWoAe,
siaG1e Ne. Fisst lady swiaG nGA Aae1 Geet
- riG4N haad rsand; portBer ~ IN Saad
rUunA- Lady IN een9er snd seven hsnas rsand.
lady swiaG sst - gent swinG IN. eeP<st
ell fser esaPass. Ahsmesde left grand riGht
snd kft fpsmsaeAe - PLACES
rhvt psise. .4lS; secsnd. e1e; third q
1lNe-Lsases' rsce visA Gian q Ws4sr; eorA la1y
- carry giaa a WoAes. kssse u ~ spssd
fer . bAscA, tsn sBd 6aeA - sGaFt. LAZY
turning with Rsst wseer in ~ Giass Wina.
tirst psise, 81. -; ssessd o. elAird, q -
l3Ne-Bsrt~eue ~ - fry On essrt k~s.e hwn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15


! ssscAas - p.syk = 4 psss 4
l0 No. A. ~ " csssa,a
&nn Asc6se. \ ysu ksse
- A 4 5 cuuAs . sr
- - - - - 49,
COAL. coal. GOAL.
Parsons a fergasoa.
Velvet" Ice Cream, rich. smooth,
pure.
Don't forget the recitsl next Mon
day evening
New Bennett Type~ri'er for sale,
Apply to " G. LswKESCE.
Velvet" lee Cream. frozen by
electric power at l. T. Gavettes
Private board aud rooms by the
week or month
l4tf MRs JAsE WaENER.
II YOU wsht the Hest and Purest
Chocolates insist ON l.. r. Gavettes
Italian Fruit flavored.
FoR SALE CnEaP an All Right
Washing Machine. Only used seven
times Mas. w. II kREUTzER.
FoR Furnished house., six
rooms West Gunnison
Mas N. l.. PlTTsER.
Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware Tele-
phone Beaver-J6l
Don't fail 10 read l.. T.. Gavettes
sd 1t tells how 10 keep pleasant
aud cool during celebration.
Six weeks old pigs for sale, 80 80
each y w NADER.
2s-29 Gsnnison, Colo.
Wanted go Young ladies' to serve
Velvet lee Cream at L. f. Ga
vette's Parlor Call at once.
We save YOU at l0oo ON mona-
ments and iron fences Bills Bros
l455 Broadway, Denver Write us a.
Colorado Springs Gszette Miss
Trevitte made decidedly favorable
impression. The Recital was largly
attended
Don't forget when you go to the
postofiice that &c 10 the postage ON
this special edition of the News
Champion.
FoR RENr-for Cattlemen's cele-
bration, vacant lot twenty feet wide
on central Main street News Cham
pion, OF So Henry p. Lake.
For Rent: A neat little house,
psrtly furnished. Electric lights
and we'll water IN the hoase.
es-2s Apply to ELIZA THosas.
FoR SALE-Two choice corner east
front lots. Cor. Wiscossia St and
Gunnison Ave. Especially des,r-
able tor railroad mas's residencs.
$1,000 for pair
26d Geo. HETHERISeroS.
For rent daring sshiae season,
5 room fsrnished loe cabin, with
privilege Of itching . mile and three
qsarsefs on East river. Address
p. ". CooTocx,
$3.50. Jacks Cabin.
Oar annual carload Of "Alabama
Sweet" watermelons 10 dse THE
week and only two and . half oents
per pound. Eat plenty while they
ar~ nice and fresh. s1d besides they
are going to disappear like hot cakes.
GaveSte Bros.
Visit the populsr and Up-to-Dss
Millinery Pariosrs before purchas-
ing . new hat. For street and dress
hats, We carry all the latest shapes
and patterns.
Mrs.. j. ID. yESSINGs
Second Millinery Store, Upper
Main Sc. l4u
Everything in Good Things to
Eat" at Gavette Bros. The good
things are almost TOD sansroas too
mention, but eAll us up over the
phone or we VIII detail tken at your
door. Three erdef usa 10 sake care
of yosr wants Bros., op-
posite La Neea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
Fra Dsy. ~ n. A,sss.um

l:e-Thsre-ssd-aSsartr wsgsn sAe<i rsHinGesn-
test. 10 ysrds.
Firsa Prise. 80, see1uA g. osirA. e -
zNe-Lades relay rsee, twe ss1 ~ niles. escA
ri4er - kave five ksepsa, - eA0le ksssss
ev~fy Suafeef mile. EoeA IaAy - AAve
eentleWan assistant II eseA end Of trscA.
nerses - - eaAdDed.
Fmst pxioe -; seesnA sls -: third, ele
3NeICOW ksrse nsvesty rsce. Mem - walA
basrk. . bassk, soADe hDrse with AabAe
ciBeA. ~ - sUues - 49,, bsscA, trsa
hoscA end wsA haseA - AniA-
Fra psise slS; secsnd ele third. o
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

II YOU WANT the best aud rurest
Chocolates insist ON l.. Il. Gavettes
Italian Fruit Flavored
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Velvet" lee Cream. frozen By
electric power at l. T. Gavettes
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Our annual carload Of "Alabams
Sweet" watermeloas 10 dse THE
week and only two and . half cents
per pound, Eat pleaty while they
are nice and fresh. s1d besides they
are going to disappear like hot cakes.
Gavefte Rroa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Rsgs, hammncss, porch and lawn
fsrnitsre. csnping outfits Of cots.
dishes, SedAine and tke like. Hyou
are 6ttin9 up some EXTRA rooEs ar
raneiaG for e~e-te, q preparins 70
60 0npiAe. - win Be pleseed =
spend or time sho~ie9 these goo d
CLARExcE ADAMS.
"a. 0vsaissa, Osao.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

sFecsA dsSes - oOSsoha, -
ssyd.ss 70 k~y, 81 ~
"Nelset' Ice Cream.
NAs. - - - a -!
bebekah easertalament Thursday
July 2l, Ma.oaic hall
BaEgv, aud harness for sale
Apply at this office 26tf
lau get up-to-date city service at
L.. h Gavette : lee Cream Parlor.
Express tags for shipping fsh one
cent apiece at News Champion office
or by mail
Don't get hot Visit l.. H. Ga
vette lee Cream psrlor; always
cool place.
Clarence ADAMS
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone Beaver-56l
Pos SALE-Jersey Ball. coming
two wears old A. r. MAID.
q 1-2s. Lujane, Colo. 4
For Rent-A six room modern
house furnished. Inquire, Box 27s,
Gunnison. 2s.
Cvcle Hatcners ana all sorts of
poultry Supplies At the store Of II
{. Lawrence on Tomichi avenue. IA
For Sale Top buggy with shafts
pole, set Of harness 27-tf
MRs y. D SANFORD.
Good pasture with water and
shade. for cattle or horses 81 80
a month per head A. B. DALI,
Gunnison. 27-29.
The ROYAL CAFE will furnish
Room and Board at 8 200 per week
Special rates by the month.
B h LAsHBRook, proprietor
4 Dr N r Blsck stock, veterinarian,
is located at Gannison and will ans
wer all calls promptly. Phone Gun
nisoa, A0l 2itf
When in need OF a good, up-to
,iase sewing mschiDe eet the White
Rotary. For Sale by @. d. Martin.
The only machine ON earth that will
sew ON buttons. 46-tf
Fishing tackle, cutlery, stationery,
staple and fancy groceries, hosr. hsv
and grain Phone Gsaaisoa 1871.
Gsvette Bros Opposite Ia Vets
Hotel, where the big welcome sign
is hsng
Warm dinner from 1 10 | and
supper from 5 TO will be served on
the first day Of the csAsIeaen,s cele-
brseion by the ladies of ~. Peter
chsrck, at the New York restssrant
bsilA,ng. Thirty five cents.
soda wsAer at ear soda fountain 10
cold spsrk hing sad delicioss. Gold
en- Orsaessde CarAi~sl cissrry. Or
zoe cgssm, the cresa VOC like 20 we'll
delivered in quaatities.
0'LEARY, The Drs9gist.
The Electric Thestre Will have ~
spscisl attractioa during Cattle
meas week three Of she Issding
actors OF the Sanford Dod1e con-
pany, Kent. Litton. and walker
who will appear in special vsude-
vile.
Her -Rah for Csttlemen's Day,
July 2l-22. Hur Rah for tho~
wstesDelons, those fine. lus6ioss
"Alsbema Sweets Csat voa
remember how good and ho~ che.p
they ase when . carload cs0es 10
town.-Gavette Bros, Gsnnison.
Rsea, hammocss, porch and lawn
fsrnitsre. csnpine our6ts Of cots.
diskes, bed1ine and tke like Hyou
are httinH up some extra roou.s sr-
raneiaG for eseste, a preparing 10
60 0snpiAa. - viii Be plessed =
elend osr time sho~iae these goods
CLARENCE ApAHs.
"a. 0v.eiusa, Osae
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Private board aud rooms by the
week or month
l4tf Mas. JASE WARNER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

For Rent-A six room modern
house furnished. Inquire, Box 27s,
.Gunnison. 2S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Don't forget the recstsl next Mon
day evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
WAsi - - - - -!

Nelset" Ice Cseam.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15
GOAL. COAL. GOAL.
Parsons n fergasoa.

Velvet" Ice Cream, rich. smooth,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

Pos SaLE-Jersey Ball. coming
two wears old. A. y MAID.
27-2s Lnjsne, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-07-15

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
MUST PAY OWN BILL
Katherine Gould Responsible For
Purcha1e Amounting to S3165 ,O8

Katherine Gould Responsible For
Purcha7e Amounting to $3165.08
New York, Dec. 1S.-The judg-
ment of $3.50 0S given in the SUI
preme court against Mrs. Katherine
e. Gould, wife Of Howard Gould, for
furs and clothing, was affirmed in the
appellate division of the supreme
court, first division.
Mrs. Gould admitted that she had
bought various articles from a MILL
merry company, and that she had re-
fused to pay for them on the ground
that the articles were necessaries OF
life and her husband was responsible
for the cost of them.
The jury found the sales had been
made to Mrs. Gould, and her credit
rather than that of her husband, had
been relied upon by the millinery
company and gave a verdict against
the defendant. Mrs Gould appealed
but the upper court found nothing in
the verdict unjust and refused to dis
turb it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21

In addition to recommending that a
suitable place be provided for the re-
pose of John Paul Jones, the Vermont
legislature might have added that Yer
mont is in a position to erect suita
BILE granite or marble monument for
the distinguished mans memory.
Perhaps Congress knows that already.
At least. Congress ought to know it.
Barre Times
In view of the fact that John Pau
Jones was one of the original proprie-
tors and charter parties of the town OF
Barton, what better place than Barton
could be suggested for a monument tC
this great man? Possibly the towr
would help in the erection of a suita-
bic marke r located here.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21

Two of Gov. Mead's bitterest precon-
vention enemies, Col. Joseph Battell
and NJ. j. Hapgood, have given or
offer to give the state mountain tops
and timber tracts. It's about time
now for Elk. Gov. Fletcher D. Proctor
to come across with a mountain.
Possibly ne has none left now, howev-
err, he recently gave a mountain to his
son as birthday present.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
To Aid Farmers.

Orlando L. Martin of Plainfeld,
state commissioner of agriculture, has
arranged for the winter series of ag-
riculture meetings to be held under
the direction of his department. The
commissioner with other speakers will
visit 46 towns in the tour. the series
continuing until late in March. The
program will be published soon Sim
liar meetings were held last winter
with much success and there were
more calls than could be accommodated
in making up the present list.
Gift to State.
M. J. Hapgood of Peru has given to
the state 106 acres of land on the top
of Mount Bromley in the town of Peru
and has agreed to give the State con-
troll over 800 acres in addition in the
same vicinity. Under these provi-
sions Mr.. Hapgood will pay taxes on
the 800 acres and will have the right
/ to cut timber under the direction of
/ the state forester. This forest tract
will be known as Hapgood Park. 1t
| is known that Governor Mead is try
! ing to secure the gift to the state of
one or two tracts of forest land or
/ the top of important mountain peaks.
Dormitory Burned.
Farnsworth hall, one of the main
buildings of Vermont academy in Sax
tons River, was burned Friday morn
ing The fire started from some cause
unknown shortly before l O'Clock.
strong wind caused the flames tt
spread rapidly and in an hour the en-
tire structure was in ruins. No ont
had been in the building since early il
the day. The students and teachers
left Wednesday for their christina
vacation. All of their effects were
burned except few trunks and a lit
tie furniture. Farnsworth hall was
handsome three-story brick building
containing quarters for so student
and several teachers. 1t was the frs
of the present main buildings to b.
: erected.
Agricultural High School.
| State Commissioner of Agricultur
Orlando l.. Martin of Plainfeld and H
l.. Hatch of Strafford have closed per
petual lease of the normal school build
ings at Randolph for the use of TIL
new agricultural school. Messrs
Martin and Hatch are members of tn
board of trustees of the new school
Possession will be taken next July, a
: the close of the school year. Abou
80 acres of land have been secured i
t the vicinity of the buildings at Ran
= dolph Centre of which about so acre
g are tillage aud the remainder pastur
. and woodland. 1t includes two villag
] farms. The trustees have 500, 00
available for use this year and a lik
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-12-21
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Good Service at Reasonable Price.

Another Independent telephone COM
pany, the PEOPLES of Orleans county,
has not found the business so profita-
BILE that it wished to continue when the
time came to make renewals. Better
one good telephone company with a
fair rate fixed by the Public Service
commission, than lot of poor lines.
What the people want is good service
at a reasonable price. -Vergenne En-
teTprise.
Asbestos Development Sure to Come.
Montpelier will take lively interest
In the railroad project designed to
open the asbestos region, because it
promises to develop an important Yer
mont industry and because it promises
to form part of a new line from
Newport to Rutland by way of
of this city. Such road would be of
great advantage to this city. Mont
pelier Journal.
Those Ten Mighty Senators Again.
To us the issue here is not SO much
the defeat of this special amendment,
(remOval of time lock on constitution, J
important though it is mot so much the
defeat or the emasculation of the ten
dollar wage exemption not so much
the failure Of the Legislature to do
anything that it ought to do, as it is
the great and far-reaching question OF
official responsibility of the lawmak.
ers to the voters. What does that in
volve? Are we to require it? If so,
how are we to secure it? How assure
ourselves that it will not be avoided:
How are the people to have anything
Oh, Norr L
Vermont to be a republican democracy
or an oligarchy? Randolph Herald.
Even in Vermont
One of these days, when the Repub
lican party of Vermont fails to elect
it's ticket and finds itself and its
promises in the discard generally, jus
as Maine and Massachusetts, did this
year, somebody will rise to remark
that the reason for it is that represen
tatives of the party in the Legislature
stubbornly, obstinately, defantly re
pudiated the party's election pledge
to the people. And it will come, tn
smash will come, even in this rock
ribbed republican state, and nobod.
will require spectacles to see it wheI
it does come. There is only one suuar
ode In politics as in all things els
1t can bring self-respect and per
,ent success, and that is to be hor
I'd keep ones word.-St. Alban
1ger.
The Telephone Deal.
,sumpsic Telephone Con
' operates in Caledonia, E'
ans counties, has bough
of the Peoples con
been occupying tn
nd has been "a thor
the New Englan
for many years