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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22
Ritchey-Richmond

pretty wedding takes place We'd
nesday at Majorsville when Miss Res.
SIC hichmond becomes the bride of
Mr. william Ritchey. The bride is a
wei known school teacher. and the
groom Is employed as an engineer
WIN the West Penn Company. The
Wedding VIII take place at the home
the bride at 1890 O'Clock. in the
presence OF relatives. and the father
OF the bride will give her in marriage
Mss Leota Steel. cousin OF the
pride. will be the maid of honor. and
Mn Charles Mooney will be the besf
man Following the wedding a short
honeymoon trip will be enioyed. and
upon their return the Young people
VIII make their home at MaiorsviIIe
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believe We were supposed TO be the
! rlchest girls in America Then the
crash came
Inc viii was read We couldn't fol.
low II very closely Aunt Eliza was
10 nave few portraits. the servants
were 10 have generous annulties; wa
were 10 have the house with all its
contents plate. pictures. ieweIry. fur
nlture. books. etc. this with an incona
loT repairs and taxes. was 10 be ours
Tor life and entailed FOR our children
II We all die without direct heirs. the
house. with all its contents. Is 10 go
TO the city for a museum or library.
everything else was left for the en-
doWmeni OF great university. with
q Few legacies for new CITY plav.
grounds We didn't understand until
everyone began 10 console and con-
uoIe Aunt Eliza With smelling salts,
tnat We we're practically penniless.
No one seems 10 consider for an in
slant thar We can live on our income.
everyone seems 20 think We must Uvs
round as door relations until We con-
'ract suitable marriages But W.
are resolved not 70 be poor relations.
"hoie families live on thousand a
year. three able bod cd Young females
The worst We can camp out In o,,,.
palace. even n We cant pay servants.
This is p heartless letter. 70 sounda
as u ] mad forgotten uncle. but whom
one grieves one can't talk about AL
Most people thought him cold and
haFo. hui We three who we're M rela-
lion 20 him. merely the orphan daugb.
ters or three ~ bis friends. know him
- ne best. most loving father "a
could have had lie mover raradsd bfr
feelings and We we're trying 70 he
nave ~ Do would wish We haven't
any real relatives only connections
50 we're going TO stick together. slnE
or swim
poodhyc. Dick do write often
love fo hear Of your exploits hut don.s
Try 10 bully me into MARRIAGE ana
keep an eve our for Miss Right
Your devoted friend femphssis on
tho friend pleased ALICIA
Notc- This ie number one 81 So
rios ~ ten letters Number two ,-ut
bc published Thursday.
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This Series Of Written by the Daughter Of Eorms Multi
Millionaire.

Dichy. Dear.
love you. always have loved YOU
] always shall love you. YOUR letter
makes me love you more than ever
but not that way. Only your chiyalry
made you dash of that letter when
YOU heard that l was a pauper You're
probably we'll not exactly. regretting
having written that letter. but hoping
ar the bottom ~ YOUR heart that !
Won't say YES You know perfectly
Wei. Dicky. that we'd never pull to
gether in double harness Think how
We quarroled as children Some day
mo right girl will come along. "A nice
meek little thing. who'll adore sou and
agree with everything you say. and
'oull adore her and u YOU think OF
mo az all-thank Your lucky stars that
at this particular crisis { had more
sense than YOU
As for us-you've read the ueuspa.
rers. So You know a great deal more
about us than We know OF ourselves
We're nine days wonder There
we're dozens Of reporters a. the dock
To- greet. and photograph the multi.
millionaire hciresses and now that
DO turns out thar we're not heiresses
there are hundreds besieging tho house
In q frantic cndcavor 10 satisfy The
public anxiety 10 hear how 10 feels 20
drop from afnuence 10 genteel pov-
rfiv
We cant quite realize our position.
Every thine vas So horrid. We we're
in Paris when the news of uncle's
death came. scarcely n month ago
We spent tho balance or our letter Of
credit ou mourning clothes. they coat
more than our present income I've
no doubt 40 shall have 10 wear fhom
the rest ~ our lives. ~ veil never
b. able fo AFFORD more The money We
bad lcft vent in tips. apparently lars
Or tips than necessary. as the newspa
p"rs commented ON them. hut they
We-c Tho same that We usually gave.
and mo- ono ever seemed to fnd them
ton large
A. soon as We landed W. we're hur.
red fo The funeral which had been
DELAYED until our arrival Everyone.
from AUNT Eliza down. was absolutely
sertil" Tho only person who kept his
natural puise was Jackson. The butler
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cLoUoEo BRAIN
Clears Up on Chance 20 Prone,

Clears Up on Change 20 Proper Food.
NF brain cannot work wifn fIrar.
ness ana accuracy If fhe food fak4n b.
r"f Gully dircsfcd buf is retained iu
DO" stomach tp f"rmcuf and form uois-
'. .H.e. r'' s. aHI. rI0ud..d brain
i- I.rit t0 be- tho result
Nf'h IdrF relate. Enr experience
fu changing nrr food habits and re
suits are very interesting.
steady dict ~ ri,h. greasy food .
-urr a- sausage. hurkN heat cakes and
eo un. FINAL, broke down stomach
aNI nerves ihli Toy inheritance. we're
."lNi "hi -ironE. and medicine did
ru apparent good lu fha was az relief
Wy brain HaH rlorisd and dull
Hrn 4 Hpa ufar.uE from "a case ~ con
.'IfIflur fnHf Inned aiI remedies used
Do Road fr NnUtiIie. boz some
WysId"ufial "a frl into ms hands.
tti uHr Heaven rIrnorf blessing
ftn on The man who vas inspired fp
srifr 10
o fouoosI direr gons carefnu, tho
rIf ."HI culture and 90. ueiut Crane.
NUTS with sugar. and cream. fenrfrr
W"fi pastry aud huf biscuit entirely
"uf OIL. NV hiU ol fH-o Tho result
am ln perfect hr1lfh once more
never rnaiif" . have nerves. and
uf .''marh trI l". al. 1r. .u cine
condition SIS hr1ir Dol perfectly ,Ic1r
HfI Hu rfIpfffE i.tf state of I.nffI
Hii.H G.d Intended II. rf..tIr..a
'.f s'. frf u.Hf 4" u..If
'l .fHl urur.r attention Oh.
..'f fH.u Sam. gwen H. r.-tUrI
I.fI . '..r u r.E. Il.rre
Ever read che above fsu., A new
c0e appears from TIVE 90 tfr-~ rhsy
IRE oenW0e. true. s0d fuu 90 ru--sn
interest
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Touring Europe.

Miss irma KRAFT is now touring
Europe and will return to America
early in September or when her new
play. SIX" is staged. Miss Kraft
needs no introduction I'm this or other
cities where she il widely known as
- writer. Her last play met with
much success and every one i
dhAi""si' awaiting the date when the
.h'" play VIII be produced. Miss
hra't i now In Italy. where she Is
enjoying art and Icing a thorough
l"Ner or art. she Will learn much in
'iaiN which will be Of interest to the
Art Department II the womans club
she VIII appear before the club in n
'aik on that subject. The members
or this department are anxiousIy
awaiting her return.
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Quiet Wcddinu

ID" wedding OF Mrs Elizabeth Max.
WEI. and Mr.. William Crawford. both
%. YOUNGSTOWN. o. took place I'm This
'lH yesterday evening at O'Clock at
mr., mr., nome OF the brides daughter Mrs
zen Frichard. on Thirteenth street.
oIIoW lne the Wedding. a supper was
~, ana Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
ei TOT ZIP down the Ohio 20 Gin
cinnaii. and after few ueaLs y'iit
make their home AZ YounRs,our -
The ceremony was performed nv 1e,.
J. =. Brininsjool.
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Miss Melliwaine's clas.

Nils jeanette McTiwaine will enter
tain her dancing class AT the Country
Club. Wednesday evening. Miss Nc
Ilwaine has been quite successful as
a dancing teacher and knows well the
late steps OF the late society dances.
Members OF the society will drive up
to the club and enjoy the evenings
enterta inment
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Tango Party at Stratford.

Misses Hettie Hazlett and Sarah
Hazlett have issued Invitations for a
Tango party to be given at the STRAIT
ford Springs Hotel. Friday evening OF
this week. The event is arranged as
compliment 10 Miss Smith. Of Win
Ter Park. Fla. who Is the guest or
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Dinner-Tanqo Party.

The members OF the Country Club
are anxiously looking forward TO the
dinuer Tango party which IS 20 be
given at the Country club. Thursday
evening. The young people are
anxiouSly looking forward To the affair
and many dinner parties have been ar
ranged for the evening
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Young Bachelors Club.

The members OF the Young Bache-
lors Club will enjoy a banquet and
dance at the Stratford Hotel. We'd
n"sday evening. A fine meal will he
served and Benthelds full orchestra
viii furnish music. The young men
have invited many friends 10 assn,
IN the pleasures ~ the evening.
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Kniahts OF Columbus

The knights 81 Columbus enjoy ed
an excursion on the Joe Fowler. Mon
dan evening. There were no tickets
SOLD as tho EXCURSION was FOR members
~ that club and fhe Carroll club
only Eaohman's orchestra was on
board and dancing was the diversion
or the evening. A lunch was served
tho guests
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DInner Party.

The Misses Hannah and Mary hin
Will entertain few friends with a
dinner part at the Country club.
Thursday evening. after which they
will enjoy the dancing.
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In addition to the departments OF
Home Economies. current Events. Art
Civios and Music the members will
make n study Of the present day PLAYS
which attract the best audiences and
seem the most interesting generally.
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Party at Country Club.

Miss Frances ogden. OF Woodsdale.
VIII entertain this evening with a
Tango party ~ the Country Club. \
number Of ont Of town guests Will be
present.
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Oakmont Club Qanead

The Oakmont Club danced at the
Wheeling Park. Monday evening. Or
chestra music was furnished and there
was a large attendance.
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Mrs. John n. List. The list includes
Nheeling's social set and number
OF visitors who are here
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BANK employees
ENJOY BANQUET
SECURITY TRUST CO. EMPLOYEES
BANQUET AT eRooKsiDE INN.
Tango Parties VIII Be the Feature Of
the Weeks Entertainment and
Many VIII Be Given.

A very enjoyable banquet was held
AT the Brookside Inn. Monday evening.
by the employees OF the Security Trust
Company. Mrs. Andre served a deli-
cious chicken-waffe supper. and all
the delicacies of the season were en-
)oyed. After-dinner talks were made
and most enjoyable evening was
spent by all. There were covers for
the following:
Misses,
Mae Meek Ruth Browu
Myrtle NJ Brown
Mcssrs
STANLEY Beali. Woodward Franz
cha rles jackson helm
II Edwin Bowie Isa.ors. pereilt
Leopold Reister. John IIorNstn
Mr. and Mrs
81. :. Martin. Fred FoN
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by Mrs. William II. Hearne at the
country Club. Monday evening. was
postponed until "A later date.
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Drama leadue.

The members ~ tho Worans CiGb
have foined the Drama League and
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cognize her flee to her coming and Vet
there - no one more pathetic
Yet how plentiful she Is
IN extreme cases she becomes a kind
OF chronic invalid with a frail body and
uns' titled spirit. fnd.rg hut temporary
comfort in the solstcs of telling her
over again
Does IL pay
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BETHANY COLLEGE,:

bethany (llI E(E.
A
The
lands rseeiyed
SOU leaso
miles
in
President THOMAS E. L. Bethany W. VI.
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BirthdaI Dinner.

Miss Mary Agnes Hess celebrated
her birthday on Monday evening with
~ dinner at the Country club Man
aser Dimmey served delicious din
ner and the guests were taken up 20
the club IN two autos. Following the
diner drive over the country was
enjoyed and the guests returned home
lat" in the evening. At the dinner
there were covers for:
Mrs. Matilda Zoeckler.
Mr.. Elwood Zoeclslcr
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hess.
Mrs. Glenn Hess.
Master Andrew less
Mr. and Mrs. Fred e. Driehorst.
Master Walter Driehorst
Master Edward Driehorst.
Master George Driehorst.
Miss Agnes Hess.
Party Postponed.
The Tango party to have been given
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Party Postponed.

The Tango party to have been given
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
LIB. WELLMAN Local Editor
L. B. WELLMAN, Local Editor

here Thursday. and the funeral was
held Friday from the home of Mr..
Williamson. Rev. G.. D. Lance officia-
ted and burial was in Pine Grove
cemetery.
Those who do not have more i'm
portant engagement should attend the
concert Thursday evening at Lanes,
given by the University Of Vermont
Musical Clubs, under the auspices of
the senior class of Newport High
school, The program is one of especial
interest. and the school needs the en-
enlargement.
One of the best games of basket
ball played here this season was that
of Co. L. VS.. Newport High Alumni on
Christmas night. The game was fast
and snappy, the Alumni winning by
20 to Is. Co. L. was beaten at Hard.
wick on Friday night by team com
posed of Hardwick and Mortified
players. The score was % to 16.
Lyndonville plays Co. L here tonight
Wednesday, and on Friday the team
goes to Sherbrooke for game.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
PROBATE COURT.

Sidney Perkins estate, Newport
Wilmer D. Perkins appointed admins
traitor II. A. Bartlett and Heman
Bates appointed appraisers and COM
missionerS.
Raymond w. Archer estate, Charles
ton. Commissioners report returned.
Charles B. Silver estate, Craftsbury.
Commissioners report returned.
Prentiss C. Leonard, estate, Glover.
Chaplin Leonard appointed administra-
tor. C. P. Bean and A. G. Sargent
appointed appraisers and Commission
erS.
George L. Christie estate, Glover.
E. A. Norton appointed administrator
Edward Chamberlin estate, Holland.
Appraisers inventory returned.
Meroa Renfrew estate, Craftsbury.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
Judge for Yourself

Which Is Better--Try an Experiment or
Profit by Barton Citizens Experience?
Something new is an experiment.
Must be proven to be IS repre-
sented
The statement of a manufacturer is
not convincing proof Of merit.
But the endorsement of friends ie.
Now supposing you had tad back,
j lame, weak or aching one,
Would YOU experiment. on i?
You will read Of many so-caled
cures.
Endorsed by strangers in far away
places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy 10 prove local testimony.
Read this case:
Ne. J. Smith, marble dealer, Church
St, Barton. VI. says: ~ know that
Doan'5 Kidney Pills are good kid
ney medicine and worthy of endorse
ment. nave taken this preparatlOu
for lame and aching back and pains
through my kidneys and [ have
received the best Of r. suits. I do not
think that I could give Doan's Kid
ney Pills too much praiee"
For sale by all dealers. Price Sc
cents. Foster Milburn &C., Buffalo
New York. sole agents Tor the UnI. &C
States.
Remember She name-Doan's-
take no other
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01

Lavlng bought, in conjunction
: ! with Green & Pratt, Newport,
Vt, the undertaking business of
the late Geo. w. Bracket, | will
continue to run the same In a thor
Ough up-tO-date manner, with a
larger stock of goods and all the
modern improvements.
Embalming will be done when
wanted, with all the latest methods.
We will carry in stock Slate,
Steel and Cement Vaults.
Prices reasonable as possible con
sistent with good work.
GREEN, PRATT & RUITER
West Charleston, Vermont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
MORGAN

Catharine Wilcox is at home for the
holiday vacation. She will return this
week to Burlington.
The Christmas exercises passed off
very pleasantly, the attendance was
much smaller than usual
Clyde and Carroll Wilcox are home
from OrOno, Me-, where they are at
tending agricultural school.
The household goods Of Miss Ann E.
Little were sold at auction last Friday.
The place was sold to S. E. Gray.
All those who took advantage of the
free long distance telephone call last
week enjoyed it very much, it being
in every way satisfactory.
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs Will Ewens is among those on
/ the sick list.
Mrs. Grace Caswell has gone to
Burke to work.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Blake visited at
Island Pond last Thursday.
Mrs. j. Williams was presented
a fine Victor graphophone recently.
L. R. Wheeler and daughter Belle
were visitors in Island Pond last week.
1 Mrs. Winnie Parker from Burlington
visited her brother, W. c. Atkins, last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. H. P. Burroughs
visited friends at West Charleston last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis of Grove
ton, N. H, are guests at C L.
Burroughs.
Mildred Benis and Cecil Ewens were
unable to attend school last week or
account of illness.
Mrs, John Grove picked two dan
delions Dec. 6, one full blown AM
the other nearly SO.
Mrs B. J. Williams and her sol
Derroll and daughter Agnes wer
guests Of her mother. Mrs. VIM. Crow
OF Brighton, on Christmas day.
HOLLAND
Elsie Perkins is visiting at shermal
: Gray's.
! George Gray was in Newport re
Gently.
Mrs. Flora Levens is visiting rela
, tiveS IN Passumpsic
5 WOODBURY. Harris is visiting his pal
< ents during his vacation.
Laurence Moulton of Derby Line ha
= been visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Geo. Gray is visiting her sister
at their home in Coaticook, P. Q.
5 Several from here attended tn
! Christmas tree at Morgan Corner.
i Leon Cheney Of Derby Line is visi
2 ing his grandfather, Hollis Stone, for
h few days.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kelley and famil
8 spent Christmas with Clarence Kelle
! at his home in Derby
d Mrs. Blake of Morgan Center, WI
has been sewing for Mrs. Will Parlil
IL has returned to her home.
Our young people who are attendir
II Derby Academy have returned /
a school after their weeks vacation.
Ie Robert Goodall. who has been visi
ing his parents for few weeks, hi
returned to his work in New York cit
% There was family reunion at Il
r. home of Eugene Gray, when all tt
"a relatives met there Christmas} da
e There were over thirty present and q
o. spent happy day.
About forty of the young peop
lv enjoyed a social time at the home
G. Rev. Mr.. Harris last Thursday ev
w ming. The time was spent in playi
- games and SipOinU cOprc
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
Hens lay in Cold Weather

if they have the right food and are
cared for properly. There is moth
ing better to feed at this season
than Green Cut Bone and Meat Ii
you will send your check or money
order for 1915 to c, S. Page,
Hyde Park, VT. he Twill ship you a
200 pound barrel, freight prepaid
to your station.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
Change In Local Editors.

The publisher of the Monitor wishes
to announce to the people of Newport
and vicinity that beginning with next
week this page will be edited by w. B.
Bullock instead of Mr.. Wellman, who
has had charge of Newport news in
the Monitor for many years and given
excellent satisfaction. Circumstance
demanded change and l feel that |
am very fortunate in securing an old
newspaper man to cover the Newport
field. Wallace H. GllpIn, Pub.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
EAST CHARLESTON

Mrs. Olive Morse is quite i'll.
Bion Steavens' baby has been quite
i'll.
VIM. Carter is visiting his brother in
New Hampshire.
Lillian Findlay was home from Bar
ton for the holidays.
Mrs. Lottie Goodwin is home from |
her work at Orleans.
Mrs. John Piper picked full blown
pansy in her yard Dec. 10.
Will Hinton injured his knee recent
ly by cutting it with saw.
Helena Hall spent the holidays with
her parents in Stewartstown.
Abner Allyn's little boy fell down.
stairs recently, breaking his arm.
lone and Percy Fellows are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Joseph Canning.
Austin Bashaw's baby has been
seriously i'll but is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Canning visited
relatives at Dixville the past week.
Sherman Ross of Hot Springs, Ark.
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Norris Grow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stoddard of
East Burke visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Eta Canning is visiting friends
and relatives at North Troy and other
places.
Arthur Mack and Perley Hinton
have gone to Stowe to work for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hinton and Mrs.
Pettingil are visiting relatives in
Glover.
Mike Mack is spending several days
with his brother James at West
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gage were the guests
of their daughter, Mrs. Robert Archer,
the past week.
LA Drown and Hazel Morse visited
their sister, Mrs. Bickford, in Evans
, vile last week.
Richard Cota's youngest son. Ray
mond, who has been very i'll with
pneumonia, is improving.
Gerald Robb spent the past week
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
, Chas. Bennett, at Orleans.
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Bly, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Bly, visited relative!
IN Derby over the holidays.
Mrs. Merrill Lewis and son and Mrs
i Earl Willis were guests of relatives il
Bloomington the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. Cushman and daughte
e and Mrs. Lottie Goodwin visited rela
= tives in Dixville over Christmas
t Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris of ISLAM
Pond were guests of her parents, Mr.
G and Mrs. D. K. Hopkins, recently.
t Mr.. Mayhem and son Alton and Mr.
and Mrs. R. Martin of Coaticook wer
guests Of Geo. Canning over the hoIi
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Morse of Orlean
- and Laura WhitehiII of Browningto
y were guests Of Mrs. Olive Morse re
II Gently.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Moulton and famil
y Of Newark were the guests of her pa
- ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Hinton
over the holidays.
y. ~ Mr.. and Mrs Norris Crow and fam
20 ly and Maude Tatro visited at tn
e home of their parents, Mr. and Mr.
IaIfO, IN WeSCmOfe last week.
The topic for the C. E. prayer NEE
N ing January 2 is missionary NeeC
and How We May Help to Me-
a. Them" Leader, Mrs. Geo. Cannin,
The officers of the Echo grange Wi
be installed at the next meeting. Ja1
d Z. Dist. Dep. C. w. D. Reed and Mr.
Reed will be present. Refreshmen
r will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Gardner
as Lynn, Mass, are visiting his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Lang. Mrs. Gar
rs ner will be pleasantly remembered |
many as Miss Olive French Co
gratulations.
he -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
MONA
STOMACH
TABLETS
, Drive Out Gas and Sourness at Once
and End Dyspepsia.

Drive Out Gas and Sourness at Once
and End Dyspepsia.
Don't complain; if your meals do
not digest get so cent box of MILO
Ma Stomach Tablets today and stop
distress, gas, sourness, fermentation
and that lump of lead feeling in five
minutes.
And why should any sensible per
son ever suffer from any stomach
trouble, when F. D. Pierce is au-
thorized to refund the purchase price
to any dissatisfied person if MILO MA
Stomach Tablets do not do away with
Indigestion, Acute or Chronic Dys-
pepsia, Dizziness, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness.
For Vomiting of Pregnancy and
the effects of over-eating, drinking or
smoking they are simply fine.
/ Sold and guaranteed in Orleans by
F. j. Kinney,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-01
Wanted at Once.

Good home for strong, healthy,
bright boy, nine years old. Always
brought up on farm. Just right to
help and save you hiring man. Ref
erences will be required when parties
are not known by me. Write or
phone.
w. n. Potter,
Overseer the Poor,
Albany, Vt.