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Williston graphic., 1919-01-02

Reward for military bravcr1
and feats won the place az hrss
minister to the United States f1
Gen. DR.. A. Gvosdenovitch Of Mon.
tenegro. He has been decorateo
by Russia, Italy and Montenegro
He in now At Washington.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the estate of
Katherine C. Smith, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned H. v. Smith, Administrators
of the Estate of Katherine c. Smith,
late of the City of Williston, in the
County Of Williams and State OF
North Dakota, deceased, to the cred
itors of, and all persons having
claims against, said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within six months after the first
publication of this notice, to said Ad-
ministrator at his office, in the City
of Williston, in said Williams County.
Dated Dec. 31st, A. D. 1918.
H. v. Smith,
Administrator.
First publication on the I'd Day q Of
January, A. D. 1919. 29-4e.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-02
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
Williston Irrigation District

Notice is hereby given that a gen.
eral election Of the Williston lrriga-
ton District will be held rs provided
by law on January z, 1919, for the
purpose Of electing one director from
each district, one treasurer and one ~
SCISSOR 1t large, for the ensuing year.
Polling places for each district viii
be located % follows:
Ffrst District: Odd Fellows HalI,
Williston graphic., 1919-01-02
NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION
Willitson Irritation District

WillitsOn Irrigation D10tflet
Notice is hereby given that . gen.
eral election Of the Williston 1rriga:
ton District will be held as provided
by law on January z, 1919, for the
purpose of electing one director from
the second district, and one treas
urer at large for a term Of three
years. Polling places for each dis
trict will be located as follows:
First District: Odd Fellows Hall.
Main Street and Broadway, City OF
Williston. =.
Second District: The Byron Lyons
Farm, located on the Sc 4 Section
l, Twp. 154, Range 101.
Third District: Palmer School, To-
Gated on the SW IA Section 20, Twp.
1856, Range 1O1.
All polling places will be open
from one to five P. M.
tors.
BY order of the Board Of Direc-
Chas. H. Ruzicka,
27-3t. Secretary.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-02

barrels 80. .. 90. go. IAN Jpn
Above quotations subject to mar
ket changes without notice.
We also tan and line horse or cat
tie hides at very reasonable prices.
Write for information.
Williston graphic., 1919-01-02

Thomas b. Murphy.
Attorney for Mortgage.
once and Postofnce address
WillistOn, North Dakota. ST.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
Parker-Young Co. Buy Vail Property

Deeds have been recorded IN the
town clerks Office II Gro-on this
week conveying from Theodore y.
Vail 70 H z. ACul-o- OF the Parker
Young company Of Lisbon, y H, al
OF Nh Walls property n the town oE
Cr0t01.
The consideration IS said 70 Be $50
600 and Includes some valuable tim
Der lands and DarlIng's pond. which
al fishermen know IS one OF the best
natural trout ponds n the whole Of
Vermont
When Mr. Vail purchased this
property several years ago not only
the valuable lumber that II contained.
but the fish and game possibilities ap-
pealed very strongly 70 the purchaser.
Plans At that time were made with
John ". TItcOmb, vino was then
state fish and game commissioner, 70
develop tbs property, OF, At least, GER
tain portions Of II as q fish and game
preserve and one suggestion was that
II might be developed into q recrea-
tion resort for the employees Of the
telephone company. Harvey's pond
has always been noted for the fine
quality Of trout that found = q nstur-
al breeding place and for many years
the federal FISH department has main
tained 4 shipping station there from
which thousands OF fish eggs have
been shipped all over the country
The Parker Young company pur-
chased the tract primarily for the
timber Il represents, but L Is hoped
that the idea Of fish and game pre-
serve may yet be realized, for the 10
cation and al its natural surround
ings are admirably adapted for this
DurDOSe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
Orpheus Four 2 Great Hit.

The lyceum course has brought no
entertainment 70 Barton in recent
years that has pleased so universally
as the Orpheus Four, IN their concert
at Seaver's hall Friday evening.
The four young men making I'D the
quartet were not only educated mu-
sicians with splendid individual voices
Dut their work together was so per
feet and so well balanced that the re-
suit was pronounced by many TO be
the best ever heard by q male quar-
tet- No one hesiUated TO say IL was
among the very best male Quartets
they had ever heard Besides being
musicians with q great variety OF Sc
lectiOus they were men who seemed
10 enjoy themselves and their work.
and were very generous with their
talent
Their schedule called them 10
CrafCsbury for Saturday evening, but
they came hack 70 Barton for Sunday
and sang IN the Congregational
church Sunday morning and IN the
Methodist church IN the evening 70
the delight OF very large audiences.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

Feed the birds.
Commencement viii be the week OF
June 9 10 Is.
Miss Violet ParIin OF Orleans Is
visiting friends IN town.
I son was born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. J.
{ King Tuesday morning.
Ellen King OF Passumpsic Is at
George Kings for visit.
Mrs. Eunice Collins is the nurse at
the new sanitarium at Orleans.
Miss Alice Congdon OF MiddIetown.
Conn, IS 2 guest al Carl Ford's.
Mrs o. ". Caron has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs Sullivan.
Emile Revoir and Roy Ryder Of
Springfield are home for few days.
Miss Bernice Trefran OF Lyndon
vile IS the guest OF Miss Doris Whit
cher.
Miss Portia McGiI OF Bethlehem,
n 4, is a guest at the home OF John
Mcclellan
J. N Webster arrived from Boston
Saturday and expects 70 be here for
the summer.
Miss Ernestine Wilson has COM
pleted the winter term OF her school
at Willoughby.
Albert GiImour and Henry Cutler
are home from Exeter prep for the
Easter holidays.
There viii be special Masonic
meeting Friday evening with work II
the second degree
Miss Mary Stone. who attends Bar
EOu academy. IS a. her home II Glow
er OF account Of illness.
Mrs. f c. Elliott underwent an
operation at Sunshine saniCarIum or
Friday and IS doing well.
Mrs. ". J. Cooper has been spend
ing several days with M and Mrs.
c. P Cooper at Wilder
Henry Brooks Lost two fingers OF
the splitter IN the 5ObbIn mill a. VIII
lOughby one day last week
Lieut.. Roy Cheney, Of the general
army staff, and now located IN Wash
iugton, IS II town for q few days.
Merton Archibald and Miss Laura
Tilton Of Plymouth, \. H, are ar the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. L Archibald
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
B. A. Honors Awarded.

Miss Haia Belle Shedd. daughter OF
MI and Mrs Allen Shedd Of Barton,
and Miss Ivah Arlene COrley, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corley
OF Irasburg, have received first and
second honOrs respectively al Barton
academy for the four years ending
June, 1919, There are Is girls and s
boys IN the graduating class OF 3.
The class members are as follows:
HaIa Belle Shedd, Barton.
Ivah Arlene CorIey, IrasbUrg.
George Sawin Carter, Barton
Marjorie Elsie King. Barton
Elgie Mae Warner, Lowell
Evelyn Mary Thorpe, West Glover.
Florence Louise Blood, Barton
Marian Theresa Young, Westheld-
Helen Eleanor Johnson, Glover
Ross Theodore Wright, W Glover
Arthur Maryland ClOUgh, j. Iras-
burg.
Neil Madison Gardiner. Barton
Robert Tyler Watkins, Barton
Olive Angie Meccaf. Irasburg-
Jean Irene Salmon, Glover
Hertense Mildred Elliott, Barton
PerIey Ralph Drew. Glover
GLADYS Helena Hinton, Barton
Vera Irene Leland. Evansville
Marjorie Elizabeth Nelson, Barton
Bertha Diana Owen, Barton
Raymond John LOngley, Barton
Albert Watkins Eastman, Westheld-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

ming meetings from the books used
during the campaign This choir adds
greatly 70 the meetings Rev Mr..
Southland viii commence 3 series Of
sermons Sunday morning You VII
not want 70 miss one Of them as they
viii be very interesting Everyone
cordially invited 20 attend
4 very quiet wedding took place
az the home Of Mrs Ida Niles Wed
nesday-. when her only daughter,
Dorothy. was united n marriage %
Wallace Eearn. Rev n L Hale Of
eating. Everything had been kept
very quiet but their friends found cut
the secret They went % Newport
and took the train for Boston. accom-
panied By the usual shower Of nee
and confetti Mr. Eearu has lately
returned from overseas ard Mrs
Kearn, who has always lived II town
has q large circle of friends, who ex-
tend congratulations % TIE happy
couple
Mr. and Mrs. George Corr0w. who
20 20 their sugar camp every spring
about two and one-haE mLleS from Ene
village. began work II camp about 3
week ago Mr. CorroE vas t4Aen
very III THURSDAY ard Mrs Iorr1@
vas obliged 20 walk . nile ar1
rnarter 70 the nearest house for heIp.
ard oue ear imagine what tbs SAX
must have meant q sEch > o2y -
THURSDAY. over rns roads and through
sgTznus She Vas very nszrlV ex-
hausted when she rezched Ira WheeI-
oct'E Dr. Teupleton vas unable 70
get there until late iE Ire evening.
had % walk from Ira WheeIoea's zrd
got OF the wrong rad 50 that ke had
3 very serious tine. zEsc- MF Ger
row w2g moved home SaturGzv AID =
more comfortable a. present wr5sine
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
COUNTY QUOTA WILL
BE NEARLY S7OO, 900.
Victory Fifth Liberty Loan Chairman
Taplin Names Town Chairmen
and Plans Are Laid for
Campaign

The Victory Fifth Liberty Loan,
and last liberty loan by Uncle Sam
opens April d N NJ TapIin OF Or
leans Is county chairman and has
named MS town chairmen, who viii
get into harness and put Orleans
county over the top once more The
figures for the county are nearly
800 900, or about the same amount
as was asked IN the last loan. Town
quotas have not been given out but
will be about the same as those OF
the last loan
The payments are 10 be made as
follows: With application on or be
fore Nav 10. when the notes are dat
ed. 1870: July 15, 107c; August Z,
2OTc: September 9, 20Gc; October .,
2Oc(: November II, 20Tc.
The denomination VIII be about as
heretofore. the smallest ones being
for $50.
The chairmen named for the coun-
lies are as follows:
Albany. 4. c. Cheney.
Barton. c. 8. Webster.
BrOwringIou. George Hunt
Charleston. Wm- Nelson
Crafts5urv. F T Hadley-
COven-rv. J. J. LABEL
Derby. D. v. Davis
Glover. P Z Davis
Greensboro, Geo. c. Colby
Holland. 4 r Hall
Irasburg. F NJ Sears.
Jay. ". H Warner.
Lowell. ". 4. Young.
Morgan. c. r Durgin-
Newport City, Geo. r Root
Newport Town. II. a Bartlett
Troy, ". D. Miller.
North Troy. NJ J. Blair
WestheId. H ". Burnham.
Westnore. Mrs Alma II. Craig.
Orleans. Carl Wiley.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

Skinner Of this town and two chill
Cren were born TO them, Elsie N,
and Ralph A Tweuty-seveu years
ago he moved MS family 70 the farm
where ne resided a. the TIME Of his
death, 70 care for Mrs SINNERS IN
valid father. Mr.. Skinner was z
progressive farmer, 2 puOlIc-spIriCed
man and held many town Offices, being
selectman Al the time OF MS death He
ever stood ready 10 help those who
were needy and viii be sadly missed
IN the town and community. The fu-
neral was held from the home Tues
day forenoon, March 25- Rev. ". A.
Warner OF Barton officiated and spoke
comforting words from Psalms 1913,
He leadeCh me IN the paths Of
righteousness. Interment was at
Bloomington Center. He leaves TO
mourn his loss, his widow, son and
daughter, and two little grandchil-
dren, besides many friends. Much
sympathy IS felt for the family, es-
Decially for Mrs Skinner, whose
healtl IS SO poorly
Those VINO came from out OF town
TO attend the funeral OF c. ". Skin
ner were Z z. Alexander OF West
Burke, 1t NJ r Alexander Of Camp
Meade, Z. Z. Curtis OF Sutton, Z. c.
Skinner. G. s. Dodge, Mrs A Z. Dud-
ley, OF Orleans, Mrs Maude Webster
and David Webster Of Irasburg, T. L
Parlin OF Charleston
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

Francis NcNzun. who killed Mrs
Ellen Piper on April 19, 1915 near
Barton. was sentenced % life Tmpris-
onment by Judge Stanton II Orleans
county court at Newport last week,
after pleading guilty 20 manslaugh-
ter.
Il viii be remembered the McMann
lad was Is years old AT the time Of
the murder, the deed having been
done with 3 fork and the body OF Mrs
Piper found n the pasture OF " 5
May, where It had been al night W
" Reirden was council for McMannr
who came 70 this vicinity from Can
ada and Il has been found that ne
knew little OF his pareutage but be
Iieves ne was born IN England.
In the case OF state rs Jessie Dwy-
er. alias Jessie Moore. respondent,
who had previously been arrested for
uttering q forged check, was sentenc-
ed 70 states prison for not less than
Is months nor more than TWO years
State vs. Ed Lafzume. respondent
pleaded guilty 70 breach Of the peace.
and was sentenced 70 the house OF
correction for not less than seven
months nor more than TWO years
Among the divorces granted az this
term are:
GaroId L Horne vs. Alice NJ
Horne, desertion.
Beujamin~E- Cutler vs. Lena Cut
Ter. desertIon-
VII H. Odeu Us. Lillian II. Odeu.
deserCIOu-
MeIvina A. Storey vs. Arthur Sto--
ey. refusal 20 support and iE-olerable
severity
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
Lieut--Col- Stanley Berry Gets Croix
de Guerre.

DR.. Stanley F. Berry, Z. V. VI. CMD
1914, OF Jonesville, but for several
years 2 resident OF Barton and very
popular here, who Is now z Lieuten-
ant Colonel, was decorated with the
CrOIx De Guerre z short time ago for
bravery N action according 70 word
received by relatives IN JOnesville.
Lieut. Col Berry was IN command
OF the 316th Sanitary Train made I'D
OF soldiers from the Pacific coast He
won the war cross for leading z sani-
tary train, contrary 70 orders for z
distance OF 35 miles across No Mans
Land, and establishing 2 dressing sta
ton and field hospital at Lyscheldt on
the Belgian front Here practically
every wounded soldier was cared for
Lieut. Col Berry during mis- years
at Vermont, was one OF the most pop
ular men IN college He was known
Familiarity as Stan" and Big Berry
and made 2 name for himself on the
diamond, being captain OF the base
ball team his senior year. He en-
tered the service as 9 first lieutenant
II the medical corps and Eis rise has
been rapid As far as is known ne is
the only L. V. NJ graduate OF recent
years 70 have attained the rank Of
Lieut. Col He is expected home from
overseas II q short time
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
COVENTRY

c. o. Litchield IS IN poor health
Henry Squires has sold his farm.
Wm- Niles has not been as well the
past week
The Christmas club met with Mrs
Eva Thurber Friday.
a daughter was born March 9th
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Patrick
Mrs. Croteau was taken 70 Orleans
Sunday for treatment at the hospital
Edgar Smith OF LINCOLN has been
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs L
A Smith
Pole LABEL has bought out the
stage route OF Will Thurber and took
possession March 31st-
Rev. N L Hale OF Cabot has been
spending 3 few days az Ralph Wares
and calling on old friends
Mrs. Maria Gorham OF Barton vis-
tied a. Mrs. Clara Aorrills last week
and called on old friends IN town
Mrs. Gertrude Ware and two little
grandsons. Alton and Arland N0yes,
are visiting ar Mr. Sheperd's II Irzs-
burg
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Ware enter
tanned friends nearly every day last
week az their sugar camp A company
was invited 70 eat new sugar AZ
Louie Lees Friday.
There were not as many cut Friday
night 70 the social as usual ouT the
entertainment was good and al en-
loved the evening. The heavy snow
storm kept many a. home
We are glad 20 say that the choir
which assisted during the sp@cl2l
meetings viii sing AT the Sunday eve
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
DON'T

Don't think you have read this
paper through when you have
finished your town locals, or the
first page. The story OF the es-
cape and recapture OF prison
er is on the Newport page. The
story OF the opening OF hospi-
tai IS told IN the Orleans news
You may find q laugh IN the
Viewed, Reviewed and Inter
viewed" column There are I'M
portaut state notes and legisla-
tive items The chapters on
Orleans. A Home-County
Study" deserve your attention,
too. And there Is many g mon
ey-saving message IN the adver-
tising columns. Never fail 10
read the paper through, adver-
tising and all
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
Newport House Sold

The Newport House at Newport
mas been sold by the Burns Brothers
20 4. NJ Bowen Of Farnham, P. @.
The sale was closed Wednesday fore
noon. Possession Of the property viii
be given May l, but as 10 whether
or not NJ Bowen. himself VIII take
charge, IS not known The sale was
made through the Howe Agency The
writings viii be made Friday, but 2
deposit has been made 10 assure the
sale.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
Congregational Church Notes

Sunday, April 9Th
1915, Morning service
1900, Sunday school
$50, Christian EndeavOr meeting.
Members please answer roll call for
the conservation meeting.
7.30, Evening service.
The regular mid-week PRAYER meet
ing on Thursday evening at 7.30,
There viii be no preaching service
IN the NJ z church Sunday and
everyone VIII find Z cordial welcome
here
The two selections By the Orpheus
-Four Sunday morning were greatly
enjoyed by q large audience Their
generosity IS appreciated By al con-
cerned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
Road Commissioners to Meet at New
port

The annual conference between the
state road commissioner, StOdda-d B
Bates OF Derby. audthe road commits
siOuers and selec-meI OF Orleans
county is 10 be held II Newport OF
Tuesday, April Is
The law requires road commission
ers and selecrmen TO attend thTs meet
ing and provides for the necessary
expenses. The law recognizes the
value OF such 2 meeting for II enables
the men who are responsible for our
highways 70 get together and compare
notes, give and get advice and consid-
er the many questions connected with
the maintenance Of our highways as
well as the rules and regulations gov
erning the expenditure Of road funds.
The meeting for Caledonia county
will be held at St Johnsbury, April
16; for Essex, at Guildhal, April Is.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
BROwNINGTON CENTER

Mr.. z. D. Clark has been quite i'll
the past week.
Esther Stone has been visiting her
friend, Mrs. Brooks, at Newport
Spring millinery is beginning TO
arrive at Mrs Smiths millinery
rooms.
Mrs. Sarah Weeden has returned TO
her home after spending the winter IN
Enfield, y. H
Miss Mae Emerson OF Weathers-
field was the guest Of Mrs L N
Lund Wednesday.
Hector Lapierre IS home from
spending the winter with MS son,
Frank al Evansville
1Irs. Z a Gallup IS home from
Orleans after spending several days
at the home OF her so-, Perley
Mr.. Wheeler OF Barton, : former
resident here, has been stopping At
E :. RoOinsou's several days
Miss Hazel Rollins and friend OF
NevUOrI and Mrs Arthur Davis from
the village and Miss Emerson OF
Weathersfeld were guests at the Gal
Iup farm Thursday
EVANSVILLE
Mrs. c. 6. Skinner remains very Ill.
Mrs. G. Il. Hunt has been on the
sick list
Charles Hilliard is working for the
Pike Manufacturing Co.
Joe Neddow is working for ". J.
Monteith III the saw mill
The East Bloomington school Is
closed for short vacation
Mrs. Della HiIliard K caring for
Mrs. II. P. Leland for a time.
s. J. Kittle is home from Charles
ton where ne has been working
Nvrtie Alexander of Burke is
stopping with her aunt, Mrs omira
Skinner for q time.
W. ]. Monteith visited mis- daugh-
ter. Mrs. Z 4 Towne, IN New
port the last OF the week
Vim. 2. Devereaux has contracted
10 draw sand and whetsrones for the
Pike Co. the coming year
Hector Lapierre, who has been liv-
ing with his son, Frank, for time,
has gone 10 live IT MS house at
Bloomington Center
Mrs. Curtis Ovirt died at her home
March -. after 3 short illness caused
nv q stoppage. Mrs OvItr was born
in Bakersfield. Oct. 16, 1851 Early
In life she was united II marriage 70
/ Curtis Ovitt Of Jay. Two children
were born OF this union, 3 son VINO
died in infancy and Mrs. Gaylord
Fox OF Orleans Mrs Ovitt was q
o1iet- uuassuming woman by nature.
q great lover Of home and 3 true
mother She Is survived by her nus
band. daughter and two grandchil-
dreu. Pauline and Preston Fox OF
Orleans The funeral was conducted
from the home Tuesday afternoon
March q. Rev. I P Chase officiating
and the burial was IN Westmore- The
. flowers were many and beautiful The
bereaved family have the sympathy
OF the community
Gard OF Thznk-We wish II this
vav 70 thank the friends and neigh
bors for the many acts Of kindness
and expresSions OF sympathy which
heIped SO much during the sickness
and death OF orr dear one Also for
the beautiful flowers
Nr. and Mrs Gaylord Fox
and family.
c. W. SKINNER
Cvrus ". Skinner. whose death
was mentioned last week was born IN
Nova Scotia Aug Z, 1856. and came
10 this town when 81 years Of age He
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

-.-..---.z---z vii - inserted VI der this
- -. ~ word for first insertion
-. $40 re- word thereafter. Cash
,..-----s-- -1s order. So GcEs-stss-
s-f.. i izIs-t=c for less THGH isre1sfyr-JlTe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
TO RENT

TO RENT-Frst class tenement,
Lincoln avenue, rooms and pantry,
flush closet, two large closets, large
veranda, large woodshed II base
ment. Garden, storm WINDOWS,
screens H c. Gay. 12eowU
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

< Ia -1z-z and white hound with
- t--ss- - 1.-= collar with name c.
14-15
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

INSURANCE-Bes stock and mu-
Eual companies Surety bonds =
". Baldwin, Agent, Barton 260
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
c. W. SKINNER

Cyrus W Skinner, whose death
was mentioned last week was born IN
Nova Scotia, Aug Z, 1856. and came
70 this tovvn when 81 years Of age He
was united II marriage TO Onirs v.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
MISCELLANEOUS

Cash waiting for your maple sug-
ar with top price guaranteed up 10
June 1st. Ray P. Webster, Barton
14f
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

EGGS FOR HATCHING-Fine
Barred Rocks mated with male pedl-
greed from trapnested 21S-ZIO egg
stock S125 for 13- 2 a Hanl-
ton. Orleans Iz-Iop
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02
FOR SALE

--1 S--EGood baled hay. H
2 1rz------ Bz--01. Tel. Orleans 12s-
: 11f
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

MARK YOUR Maple Sugar prod
ucts this year, We can furnish you
labels covering the law, printed IN
coIors. containing the state seal name
Of farm and address, as follows; 1OVo
50 25. 5OO-S1-25, 30O-S1-05- The
order may call for all Sugar or al
Syrup" OF part OF both Labels De
Iivered free where cash accompanies
the order. Monitor Press, Barton
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-02

z 7-s-- -11sz nay wanted. Il hal
We = ---= ----= r o. 2. cars. or loose.
ar address B. this Office
13-16p
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522z :, = -.----7e poultry and fresh
&--ss- lars express station next
1,ss : s kelley. Tel 123-T3
1T
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- : ----N asLLCgS or other
VI Ms Harry ASH. Barton. Twp
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= r.. - Men 70 solicit orders
i2---1z a. - Ornamental trees. roses.
sz-s-- = -. FAR or full tine Par,
?. Sr-- Pay weekly. Apply
lass z,----rc z-rc ( Co-, Newark Nev
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? Z - ---l gallons maple svr-
s1sezzs - STATE pCce delivered At
Sz,,= - - Also give q price OF
L. Address 3, this Of
13-I4p