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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
Tells Why Deer Are Scarce

Mr.. Editor: In regard to deer In
Orleans county. There are as many
deer as for several years. Ihave
Travelled over most of the county for
several years. Of course, good
many deer are killed out of season.
Some are lured to old orchards and
shot from a back window, some are
lured to a salt lick put out in spring,
and others are caught in snares.
The meanest man is the one who
kills a poor deer in winter. If
could make the law to fit him | would
fine him 81 900 and costs and give him
not less than one year in prison. For
several winters we have had little
snow. Deer have worked out among
farm timber and stayed. / have seen
from four to 20 fine deer together
know today where there are several
lots wintering. Another reason why
more deer are not killed here is be-
cause the red-blooded sports go out OF
the county to hunt.
Perhaps very few people in Or
leans county know how so many deer
come to be on the west side of the
state. More than 40 years ago the
Fairbanks family of St Johnsbury
had a fine park of very large deer
some 35 or 40 in all and they let
them go over on the west side of the
state and they were protected fol
quite long time. There is plenty OF
fish and game in this grand old coun
ty of Orleans.
J. G.. Houston, Orleans.
For Is years Fish and Game Warder
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21

Mrs. Jennie Viedetto, aged 46
wears, who has been very i'll with
heart trouble, died Monday at the
horne of her brother, Dana LaClair,
in Sutton. Funeral services were
held in st. PauPs church and burial
was in the Catholic cemetery here.
Nearly rs Masons were present at
the regular meeting at Masonic hall
Friday evening when the visitation
of District Deputy 0. w. Locke of
Orleans took place, and there was
work in the third degree. A light
lunch was enjoyed following the re-
view of the work.
The Afternoon Study club met
Mrs. F. w. Baldwin Thursday, Jan.
lis. Nine members answered to roll
call. Subject of the program, "Poor
Bows Who Became Famous" Paper,
"William Lloyd Garrison, Wolfgang
| Mozart" written by Mrs. Reirden
and read by Mrs <. R. Cook; read
| ing, alt. Gen. Sheridan; Ole Bull,
Mrs. Florence Pierce. reading. par
able of Screens and Shows" Mrs
a social afternoon will be held with
Mrs. Barrows on Thursday, Jan. 20
/ Donald Macmillan, the famous arc
tic explorer, spoke before a good
sized audience at the Gem theatre or
Tuesday evening, and showed nu
rncrous colored slides taken by hin
in the frozen north, as well as 30O(
feet of moving pictures taken by him
He spoke very interestingly of arctis
expeditions, of their use and hard
ships pleasures and compensaticns
The lectu1c was a liberal education IL
the animal life, plant life, climate ant
habits of the natives of the fal
north. Those who missed the lee
ture missed a most instructive ant
fascinating lecture
Show us the weather prophets VIII
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
Barton Academy

The sophomore class had charge of
chapel Friday. and surprised the
school with something unusual. They
opened the exercises by the school
singing, "The Lord Is Ny Shepherd"
and repeating the Lords Prayer.
Next Charlena Clough gave an ex-
cellent piano solo and after that
Lisle Bean, with the help of Merle
Calkins, tried three important cases.
The first was that of young lady
for breaking the peace and was a
joke on the seniors. The second was
case of robbery and was aimed at
Mr.. Merrill. The third was charge
of intoxication, which was a joke on
with the singing of "Ou. on the
Deep"
The lecture and pictures by the
arctic explorer. Donald Macmillan,
given by the school, We're we'll attend
ed. Mr.. Macmillan proved an inter
esting speaker and the topic was well
worth while. The school made about
S32.
Barton basketball team played the
game at Derby Tuesday evening, al
though they went without two of tine
best players, Harold Carter and Mer-
rick Hanson. The score was 45-3 IL
Friday evening Barton will play
Newport here The admission is only
15c, so all ought to come and help
the boys win. There will be dance
after the game.
Monday afternoon Mr. MACMILLAN
gave lecture to the high school anC
grades in the assembly hall. 1t wa
much appreciated by the school ano
teachers.
School closes Wednesday and doe:
not resume until Monday. The teach
ers will attend the teachers conven
ton in Orleans Thursday and Friday
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
Improvement Club Notes

By the events of the past twelve
months we have shown that the only
road to community well-being is that
of intelligent, unselfish cooperation
and individual generosity.
Our new industries, the great work
on the Willoughby Lake road, our
ball team and tennis courts, and the
planned new mercantile ventures in
this village are the direct result of a
get-together spirit coupled with gen
erosity strong in everyone's being to-
day.
When we all begin to take the
community point of view" we can
have no ambitions too high, no de-
sires too great fol the town in which
we live.
Get together, then Go to it.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
LOWELL

Steve Sheltra's little boy has pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Lester Hoadiey 10 nick with
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Deblois are very
i'll with grippe.
Guy Kinsley and s. B. Cello are in
Newport az jurymen.
Mrs. w. A Young visited friends
in Norrisville recently.
Rev. H. E. Howard was business
caller in Newport Monday.
Marshall Benware and Eddie Do
Ian are entertaining the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gonyaw were
very Ill the past week, but are some
better at present.
Mrs. F. F. Blanchard is visiting
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Hodges of
North Hyde Park.
Miss Katherine Ansboro was cali
ed to Waterbury Tuesday on account
of the severe illness of her mother.
Henry Adams of Eden is working
Adams is working for l.. L. Cross.
julius Sheltra's family are sick
with grippe and measles and Mr..
Sheltra is threatened with pneu-
monia.
On account of sickness in so many
families, the oyster supper of the
Woodmen has been postponed until
Tuesday evening, Jan. 27th.
Philinda Recor of Westfield was
BROUGHT here for burial in the Catho-
lie cemetery Saturday. The funeral
services were held In st. Ignatius'
church, Rev. J. T. Leblanc o6iciat-
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"Better SSire-Better Stock" Blanks
Being Sent Out

Blanks are being sent out to the
various committeeman in the county
to be filled out by the farmers who
own or plan 20 own pure bred sires
for all kinds of livestock. A farmer,
who fills out one of the blanks states
the number of animals of each kind
of livestock he owns-cows, sheep,
pigs, hens, ETC., and then agrees to
run only registered sires in the fu-
ture. This blank is then turned in
to the Farm Bureau office, being fin
ally sent to the u. S. Department of
Agriculture at Washington where an
emblem is issued to the man signing
the blank.
This is bound to be an excellent
move for every livestock owner who
believes in better stock. If a large
number of blanks are turned in from
Orleans county, the attention of buy
ers is bound to be called to this part
of the state as a place to buy high
| grade or registered stock. In other
words, we get let of valuable adver-
tising and isn't that what we want as
a county?
Every man who believes in this
move is urged to get in touch with
the dairy committeeman IN his COM
munity. Not all committeeman as
yet have these blanks as only a small
supply has been received at the Farm
Bureau office. In the near future
there will be plenty for everyone, so
In the meantime, give your name to
your community dairy leader so that
he will furnish You with a blank as
soon as he receives his supply.
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FARM BUREAU NOTES.
Executive Committee Meets. Plans
for Boys and Girls Club
Leader.

At recent meeting of the sxecu-
tive committee Of the Farm Bureau
it was fe.t that no attempt should be
made to finance Boys ard Girls
club leader until the time of the an
nual Farm Bureau Membership cam
paign in June. AT recent meeting
of the executive committee OF the
Newport chamber of commerce and
bank representatives. the feeling was
expressed that business and banking
interests of the county will do their
part toward financing such a move to
secure this leader.
The executive committee felt that
in June a budget OF expenses shod.d
be made up for the coming year, to
include he employment of a Boys
and Girls club leader, that each COM
n.unity be apporLloned a certain part
of this budget according tc popula-
ton. This will allow all new men,
bers as well as renewals to contribute
as much as they wish as their men,
bership fee, with a minimum of 81
for men and 81 for women. This
will mean raising approximately
$4,000 in thus membership campaign
If the new part of the Farm Bureau
work is to be put on sohd financial
basis and the other work carried
along as usual.
Williams and Root, the tive men,
who recently purchased the cream
cry owned by John Dutton at Mill
Village, carried off first place for the
best sample of creamery butter at
the Dairymen's Getting held in Bur
lington the past week. Pretty good
showing for Orleans county. We
ship lot of milk from this county,
but we have not yet forgotten how to
make good butter.
1t is to be regretted that more
farmers from this county did not at
tend the Dairymen's meeting in Bur-
lington thi wee. AS farmers, we
are busy all the time, but we need to
lift our noses from the grindstone at
times and see what the ether fellow
is doing. It is hard to get help, but
most of US can make arrangements to
get away fer a day or two if we
really know it is worth while. And
such a meeting as this one ought to be
an annual vacation for the dairynnen
of this county. We meet other farm
ers, hear good speakers that know
he practical side of farm life, ard
ma 1e a chance taslook over an exec.
lent line.of exhibits which have te
do with eur farm business.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21

predicted an open winter! To date
the winter has been severe SO far as
cold is concerned and the past ten
days hold the record for the winter,
eliminating in below-zero mornings
all this week and Tuesday morning
telling the tale of over 80 below. Sat-
urday a snow storm of eight or ten
inches fell and this was very welcome
since there had been no really good
sleighing before. Lumbermen are
now -alling advantage of the sitda-
tion Many farm water systems
have frozen up and some public sys-
tens are having trouble as we'll, be-
cause Of the deeL frost.
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BROWNINCTON

Miss Gertrude Chandler is visiting
at Homer Cullen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Day have been
There were no services Sunday on
account of the weather and inunlps.
Mrs. Homer Cullen is at the Cleas-
10y hospital in Orleans for treatment.
Robert Marsh is working in Or
leans and boarding with Mrs. Arthur
Coolbeth-
Mrs. Eva Chandler of Barton is
caring for Mrs. Cdllen's family Ji.ile
she is away.
The following officers we're elected
Wednesday evening for the year
1920: Trustees, o. A. Grow, George
Burroughs; finance committee, VIM.
Davies. Glenn Newton, Hale Clark,
George Going; treasurer, Mrs Geo.
Going: organist, Mrs. Harriet Dut-
ton assistant organist, Mrs. w. A.
Wigpin: ushers, F. v. Swanson, R.
A. Dutton, H. C. Clark, VIM. Davies.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Joseph Benoit has moved from Or
leans back to his farm.
Miss Ruth Robinson is teaching
school in the Powers district.
Several children in the Lafoe
neighborhood are having measles.
The little son of Adelard Cabana
was i'll with pneumonia last week.
Adelard Bessette of st. Johns, P.
O., was a recent guest of Adelard
Cabana.
It. G. Crandall suffered severe
shock Saturday morning and is quite
i'll at the present writing.
About go were present at the oys-
ter supper given by the Jr. o. u. A
NJ on the night of their public istall-
| alton.
Mrs. Jane Armstrong has closed
her house for the winter, and is al
the home of her brother-in-law, Hor.
ace Whitehill.
Mrs. Alice Chapman and her son.
in-law, Howard Spaulding, of Glow
er, visited her mother, Mrs. Amanda
/ Powers, recently.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Crandall and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
BARTON LOCAL NOTES


Harold Carter is sick with tohsili-
It's
Mrs. ]. ]. Hut .linson is i'll with the
mumps.
W. J. Pawney has been working in
the woods at Willoughby.
Evelyn Thorp, who has been sick
with the measles, is convalesclng.
Mrs. w. A. Warner of Peacham
has been il town tor few days.
Charles Stevens of Lyndonville Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson Sun
day.
Miss Bernice Ray entertained her
cousin, Miss McMullen, of Orleans on
Sunday.
An eight-pound daughter was born
Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Hawkins.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Jenness, who are sick with scar
let fever, are improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Brooks and
! Ed. Skinner of Orleans were guests
( at o. II. Mossman's Sunday.
For high grade photographs and
/ frames at reasonable prices, go 10
1 Bishops Studio, Renihan Block, New
port. aoV.
! Mrs. Ellen Mason, who makes her
home with her son, l.. 4. Mason, re-
Gently fell, injuring herself quite Sc
verely.
Miss Evaline Mcdonald was called
to her home in Barre Friday by the
serious illness of her father, who died
Saturday.
Mrs. Will Davidson and sons
Clyde and Delbert of Three Hills
Alberta, Canada, are visiting at ID
G. Perley's.
Ell. Rutter, optometrist, will be a
10. II. Mossman's Thursday and Fri
dav- the 29th and 30th. Call anc
have your eyes examined. adv.
Daniel Zabarski of Chesley, Mass
has purchased L. A Chadburn
honse on Glover street and will taxi
possession the first of February.
Mrs. Eliza Hunt wishes to thanl
all her friends and neighbors for tn
!. many beautiful gifts and CARDS ina
: were sent her recently on her plrtn
day.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapte
No, Is, 0. E. s., Friday evening
7.3O O'Clock. Work. There viii be
rehearsal Thursday evening at elgh
! o'clock.
: Roger Cammett and sister, Mrs
HaveS. of Wells River, called o.
; friends in town the last of the WeeE
Mrs. Peter Cote has been. quite L
for several days.
: Card-I wish to thank my friend
: and neighbors who so kindly asslste
: me during the sickness and death
: my husband. D1
Boston papers carry the n .ws o
the death of w. o. Flanders, Q
: Nashua, N. H, known as the owne
of several "merry-go-rounds. ~
D. Flanders was born in Barton ana WI
: "a years old.
o The body of Emma L.. Barstov
8. who has been an inmate OF the sta'
asyIum in Waterbury for man
- wears, was brought here Iuesoa
n night. Mrs. Barstow was * year
v of age, and burial will be IN Alpan
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
Don't Choose the Easy.Tasks.

IT Is well for young people to choose
the sfe work which accords with their
tasssS and qualifications. but never
make tie mistake of supposing that
any work will be altogether pleasant.
There is no occupation without some
drudgery. There is no success without
sacrifice. You viii never do anything
Of consequence without doing semo-
thing you do not Ike.-Grft.
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Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Rev. NJ. A. Turner, Pastor

Rev. M. A. Turner, Pastor
Sunday, January 18th
Morning worship, 1870.
Sunday school at 11.45 o'clock.
Epworth League, 600.
Evening service, z p. m.
The regular mid-week prayer meet
ing Thursday evening at 7.30.
Everybody cordially invited.
Congregational Church Notes.
Rev. ]. J. Hutchinson. Pastor
Sunay, January 25th
1870, Morning service.
Subject of sermon, Hiding the
Word"
11.45, Sunday school.
600 p. M, Christian Endeavor.
Evening service at o'clock.
All seats free.
Bible study on Thursday evening
at 7.30.
The Woman's Missionary societ!
meets Tuesday, Jan. 27, with Mrs
Lucy Collision.
The Ladies' Society will meet will
Mrs. F. D. Pierce for a social after
noon Friday.
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classified ADVERTISING

AaNeI tt@S aa1-rs rer word for first insertion
5t neaU tns az cent per word thereafter cash
she 9-1., company the order. No ddrertase-
niLSt t iii be inserted for less than
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FOR SALE-Four good cows, one
or ali. as wanter. Mrs. E. c. Rog-
ers. Glover. NV
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WANTED - Experienced school
teacher. Inquire H. D. Beebe, Bar
'On' lei. 1922. 47tf
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WANTED-Hard and softwood
lumber at the Pillsbury-Baldwin
M mn. Also want 100000 feet of ma
PIE Tor Vessel, Nickel & Gross, for
= TniGn q can pay a fancy price. w.
- manson, Barton. 3tf
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FOR SALE-Two sleighs, three
wagons, three harnesses, one double
with pole, wolf, buffalo robes. Ar
thur Drew, Barton. 2tf
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Mrs. L. N. Lund attended the install
alton of officers of Bloomington
grange Jan. 18th.
The annual donation and oyster
supper will be held at the town hall
Thursday evening, Jan. 29. There will
be a good literary program. All
ceeds for the benefit of the church.
Ladies please furnish for the tables
as usual.
On the evening of Jan. 14th, Mollie
Stark council No. z, S. & D. of L., in
stalled the following officers: c., H.
H. Leland; A. c., T. G. Crandall; v.
c., E. M. Porter; A. V. c., Rose
Stone; R. S., Ola Lund; A. R. S., P.
G. Stone; F. S., Addie Porter; Treas,
Viola Crandall; guide, Alice Leland !;
l. G., J. C.. Clough; o. G., S. H.
Clough.
EVANSVILLE
Leslie White has the mumps.
Will Stevens is on the sick list.
Mrs. Edmund has been sick with a
cold.
Mrs. Archie Davis of Island Pond
is sick at the home of Edmund Davis.
1
+, Thomas Smith was in Browning
ton Center the first of the week, help
ing care for t. G.. Crandall, who is
very i'll.
Those who wish TO give worn out
clothing that can be made over, or
shoes, kindly leave same at hunt,s
store as the Red Cross plan to sew
for the Stevens family.
Donald Larock proved to be the
best speller in school and will com
pete with the best spoilers of the 9th
er town schools for a chance to enter
the county spelling contest to be held
in Orleans Thursday.
WESTMORE
M. E. Clapper was home from
Newport over Sunday.
| Miss Kathryn Simon returned to
st. Johnsbury Wednesday.
The heavy snowstorm and wind
prevented services at the church or
lSunday.
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FOR SALE

-0P SALE-Cedar posts all sizes.
2 n Bailey. Irasburg- 5ltf
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NANTED-Threc-irch rock maple
plank. air-dried. Apply Chaster La
hue, Barton. .z-15p
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"A.NIED-An experienced teach
II T 5or Mill Brook school. Address,
H. L. Calkins, Orleans, r. F. D. 2.
4otf
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Obstospltal b9tospltal of rs beds, specializing in
ttahy ,tsy of the leading Surgeons and OBJ
sT;SiLsicians w;tL 81 of Boston, and affiliated
tsI 'n tne Coils P. Huntington hospi-
scbo.01 OF Harvard University Medical
NeTr and the Bellevue hospital of
exco,.; ork City, thereby insuring an
ou|5ptlonal ouy5p opportunity for a thor
nns.iP preparation in all branches of
tbrea to its graduates, offers a
wonoay years, course to healthy young
tat;onh OF good appearance and repu-
ton - having a high school educa-
lars VI 1tS equivalent. For particu-
Nurs.sa apply to Superintendent of
aorsI Hart Private Hospital, 96
.sno Z, Boston. Mass. 2-6
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Ladies' Fur-Lined Coat, size 3S.
Extra fine coat and sold low. Mrs. A.
r Robinson, Barton, Vt. Soft
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FOR SALE-Bobbin wood, SO for
,e5 feet E. D. AIger, Barton. 49tf
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WANTED-Kitchen help wanted
al once. Valley House, Orleans. 51tf
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NANTED-Two first-class stone
cutters on bottom bases. Steady
Tofa I5 and good pay. M. F. MacDon-
aLu Co., SO. Ryegate, VT. 1w
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FARMERS NOTICE-Will take
stock Monday the Goth. Have car
of syrup drums at the Cary sugar
house ready for delivery. Wen pay
highest market price for sugar ana
syrup the coming season. =.
| Hanson, Barton. w
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WANTED = Calfskins, carcass,
Sno morse hides, also all kinds of
Junk l; Solomon, Water St., Bar
ton. Tel 56-3. 43tf
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.NANIED-Calfskins and all kinds
o. Junk. (. Sockol, Barton. Tel.
z4-1L 42tf
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FOR SALE-Block wood, hay and
straw, good new cedar tub. Tele-
pbone 151-11. Alfred Brown, Or
leans. lap
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WANTED good woodsmen.
Iaplm & Bates, Orleans. 2w
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WANTED-Hard and softwood
!0gs at the Lawrence mill at Glover.
W. E. Hanson, Barton. 3tf
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WANTED

WANTED-Live poultry. Elrick
Barton. 1Stf
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FOR SALE-Farm of 400 acres on
state road and much lumber, wood
and pulp. Mrs. Matilda E. Hanson,
Runaway Pond, Glover. 1-3p
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MISCELLANEOUS

FARMERS NOTICE-f you
want more money for carcasses' than
for YOUR calfskins, sell to / Solomon,
Water St, Barton. Tel. 56-3. lap
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FOR Secondhand Ford, !
secondhand Chevrolet, l motorcycle.
Would exchange for cows. Charles
Bellway, Orleans. 3Stf
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FOR SALE-A Ford three-quarter
ton truck in good condition Apply
at the office of H. P. Hood & Son,
Newport. 3Stf
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FOR SALE-New and second
hand electric motors, 1 II. P. to H.
P, immediate delivery; New Eden
Washing Machines, S11O; electric
fatirons, S490; electric toasters,
$500. E. NJ. Nichols, Barton, VT.
Both phones. 2tf
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FOR SALE-Three-two-year-old
heifers to freshen in early spring and
ten yearling heifers all Holsteins and
well marked Tuberculin tested. P.
D. Walker, Barton. 41tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

Onester White Boar for ssrvice. E.
L. Alexander, Glover. Stiff
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DRAMlNG AND PAINTING
ISsSohs pSs given. Miss Hazel Abbott
-"fOoh. 2-3p
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For Is years Fish and Game Wardel
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EDS FPP6ARAMERS AND SUGAR MAX
c.r..Stock takirg Monday, Jan. 26.
.r1. H@, OF syrup barrels ready for deliv-
fos snail pay highest market prices
snr; sugar and syrup the coming
6orag- Barrels furnished for syrup.
e0' Orl ans. 1w