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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-10
And Gas
RATE HEARINGS
SET THIS week
Legal Representatives Of Three
Cities Getting Ready to Combat
Company Figures.

City Attorney j. X. Scott an
nounced today that he has not re-
ceived notice of the hearing . be
held in Chicago Wednesday by the
state public utilities commission
on the Central Union Telephone
company's request for increased
rates, but that he has wired the
commission for information.
A dispatch to The Argus Satur-
day announced that the hearing
would be held Wednesday, and City
Attorney Scott said that If such is
the commissions intentions he
would attend the hearing together
with City Attorney James N. john
ston of Moline and City Attorney
George D. Long of East Moline.
Two Hearings Up.
On Friday the commission is to
again take up the petition of the
Peoples Power company for an in
crease in rates from 81 to S1.S5 pei
1000 cubic feet of gas. The legal
representatives of the three cities
are anxiously awaiting word from
the commission on the telephone
company case as they would have
to leave tomorrow to be present al
the meeting Wednesday and would
have to stay over for the gas hear.
ing Friday
Mr.. Scott was loud in his protes-
tations against the rates requested
by the telephone company and sait
that a hard fight must be put ur
against these rates as well as the
increase desired by the power
company for gas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-10

most attractive collection of
smocks ever shown in the tri-
cities.
Hundreds of them-the new
est and most charming creations
CT the best manufacturers - at
prices that mean real savings.
Special designs for women,
misses and juniors.
Visit the third floor tomor.
row, and choose your summers
supply while the line of styles
and sizes is unbroken.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-10
BURY REMAINS;
FIRST BROUGHT
FROM OVERSEAS
Body Of Western Township Soldier
Who Died In England Inter-
red in Orion.
Especial to The Argus

Orion. ILL.,. May 10.--The remains
of the first Western township SOL
der to be brought from overseas,
the body Of John Walford Daniel
son. who died in England. Nov. 10,
1915, reached Orion Thursday ev-
ening.
The funeral service, held the fol-
lowing afternoon at $50 in the
park, Rev. Mr.. Freden officiating,
was one of the largest ever held in
Orion. Many members of the Amer
lean Legion were in line as the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-10

Next time you find it impossible
70 come to the store in person, drop a
line to our Personal Shopping Bureau.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-10
MAIL ORDERS
carefully and prompt
ly filled.

Polly-A charming smock Of
silky "Miladi Cloth" hand
shocked and embroidered in
variegated Spring colorings.
Comes in Orange, Rose. Blue
and Green. All sizes for
Misses ind Women. c.
Price DE-
AHce-Floral treatment in
wool embroidery en- a most
becoming collar, lifts this
"Triconette" smock out OF the
ordinary. Gold. Rose. Green
and Blue in all cS OK
sizes. Price zee. OCsCO
Dorothy-"Wonderlin Cloth"
forms the body. wool smock-
ing and embroidery form the
decoration Of this practical
smock. Women's and Misses
sizes IN Blue, Green and
Rose. o. nH
Price ............Q csOO
Enid-fhe perfect proper
lions Of this "Trouville"
smock bear silent witness TO
the master designers art.
Rose. Blue and Green in
all sizes. c. nF
kate-Simple lines, with bold
block embroidery on this
white "Wonderlin" smock.
give character to a most
practical garment &C az
All sizes. Price. :. VUsOO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-10
NOW COSTA RICaN RULER.

San Jose. Costa Rica. May O.
Julio Acosta was inaugurated pres
ident of the republic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17
MAY GO TO FAIR

It is very desirable that the Aud
rain County schools be represented
in the exhibits to which they are eli
gible in the State Fair this year, ac-
cording to Ed c. Offutt, county super
intendent, and it may be possible that
the Benton City sewing display, which
was awarded the Ledger Loving Cup
in the contest held in Mexico this
spring may be taken. r. H. Ember-
son, while in Mexico helping to con-
duct the county contests and exhibits,
said that this sewing display would
compare favorably with any he had
seen in the state and urged its entry
If the garments which made up this
display can be re-colleeted, it is very
probably it will be sent.
Mr.. Offutt says that he is planning
to hold the regular examinations ii
geography, arithmetic and agricul-
4ure for the purpose of determining
thc winner of the free trip to the
State Fair. It is the custom in the
county to send the rural school stu
dent who makes the highest grades ir
su.h a contest to the fair with all hi:
expenses paid. The time for the ez
an.inations has not yet been set.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17
wTHE BEST BUY IN MEX

wTHE BEST BUY IN MEX
IC0. A house with practically no
upkeep cost. Stone walls require no
exterior painting. Tile roof and con-
crete porch floors eliminates replace
ment of shingles, floor lumber and
painting Copper screens and gut
ters of rust proof metal provide a.
gainst rust. Many improvements of
like nature that makes the first cost,
the only cost, on this best built res
idence in Mexico. Can be bought for
nearly one half of what it would cost
to build now. See DR.. PASQUETH,
or W. c. FASQUETH. 146-2t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17
COLEMAN

A sure bargain in a Coleman Trae-
tor. If you will come to the Middle
ton field 211 miles east of Mexico on
the Highway you can see it break and
order the ground ready for the plan
ter as it goes. A sure tractor at a
real bargain. 1t will pay you to see
me and this tractor. Come.
CHARLES BRADEN,
Office at Middleton's Barn, N. jeff
crgon Street. dlw1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Mr.. Hugh Cartwright and children,
of St. Louis are in Mexico the guests
OF Mrs. Cartwright's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robert
son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Pike, Mrs. M.
S. johnson and Mrs. Pinkney French,
Of Martinsburg, were in this city Sun
day to attend the funeral Of Mrs. R.
L. Hughes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17
NOTICE!

am not going to be deputy sheriff
for any man elected to the office Of
sheriff and will positively retire from
any official position at the end Of
my term.
d1w1t j. &. FORD, Sherlh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

- FOR SALE:-7 room Mexico
residence newly painted, papered and
repaired. Large lot. Write 102, Mar
tinsburg, Mo. 147-3t wl-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

wFoRD FOR SALE:-1s1s model
with starter and shock absorbers.
MILT HOUSEHOLDER, GA E. Jack
son. d1w1-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

sPFOR SALE-Good work horse.
Phone 6O4. CLARK GARRETT.
d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Give US your special order for brick
ice cream. 1t is superior. MARROW
& cox. 147-4t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Take home a pack of MARROW
& C0X'S superior ice cream.
147-4t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

S. D. Stocks has returned from st.
Louis where he has been for short
time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

wWANTED:-Married man as
hand on farm. See W. w. JOHNSON.
d&w1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Give US your special order for brick
ice cream. 1t is superior. MARROW
& COX. 147-4t wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

- FOR SALE-Good heifer calf
See S. T. TORREYSON, Mexico, No.
d1 wlt-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

s5@ FOR SALE-Extra good work
team, and years old, weight about
$500 lbs. We took these in a trade
for a truck and will sell right. AUD
RAN SERVICE GARAGE. dw1t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Frank Blank, of Kansas City, was
in town Saturday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Tom Burgess has gone to Okla
homa, looking for a new location.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17
LODGE INITIATES S
Degree Team Comes From Centralia
To Put on Work For Security
Benefit Association.

Six Mexico people were initiated
into the Security Benefit Association,
successors to the Nights and Ladies Of
Security, here Tuesday night when
the Centralia officers and degree
team came here for the purpose Of
putting on the initatory work. About
thirty-two came from that place and
twenty visitors came from Vandalia
for the meeting. After the work had
been completed a social hour was en-
icyed and short informal talks were
made by a number Of the local mem
bcrs and by the guests. The meeting
was held in Security Hall, formerly
known as the Eagle Hall.
Those who were received into the
order Tuesday night are: Mrs. Nan
-.c Robertson, Lawrence Robertson,
Bliss Gay Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ar Hendricks and L. A. Thomas,
T, 4. Holljngsworth, Of Vandalia,
was Mexico visitor Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Saylor has returned to
Mexico for the summer ard she and
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Take home a pack Of MARROW
& C0X'S superior ice cream.
l47-4t wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

2TPFOR SALE:-16 h. p. Case
traction engine. ]. W. LYLE. Bell
phone. dlw1-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

cFOR SALE:-Kentucky natur-
al leaf TOBACCO, 1st class chewing,
50c h.; 2nd class. 40c b.; any amount
over 5 lbs. A reduction of per cent
on 25-lb. orders and above. R. F..
VEAL, Sedalia, KY. 16-4t d1t-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

WANTED:-Cherries. Phone
155. 17-d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

FOR SALE:-Residence on n.
Missouri Ave. W. P. ROGERS, R. F.
D. 4, Perry, Mo. 146-2t w2-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

a@FOR SALE:-White Rocks eggs;
premium stock; s1.OO a setting, or 2
settings for S1.5O. Phone s53. 51t-p
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

Your Dividend is practically assured by Hon
est Capitalization, Liberal and Efficient Man
agement, Owners Operating the Property,
and by State Regulation of the Company's Ri
nances, Rates and Service.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FARMERS
EXCHANGE:

RATES-10 cents a line an inser-
ton. A line consists of words.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-06-17

This per cent Cumulative Preferred Stock
of the Mexico Power Company, is Non Assess
able, and is Exempt from Personal Property Tax
in Missouri and is also Exempt from the FEEDER
al Normal Income Tax. Dividends are payable
Quarterly-1st of January, April, July and Oc-
tober.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
COUNTY COURT REOPENS

Orleans County court which has
been taking q recess for the past
week reopened Monday, at 2 o'clock
The jury. recalled at this time, were
excused until Tuesday morning at 9
O'Clock when II is expected the vii
fred a Bailey, alias Russell g.
Bancroft case viii come 70 trial
This case has been one that has
attracted a great deal OF attention
In Orleans county where Bancroft
was known by his deals In con-
nection with Camp Westmore A
true bill was broght by the Grand
jury at q session on July Sth- Ban
crofts speculation caused q consider
able loss 20 many Orleans County
individuals And Il was through the
efforts OF T. ". Thompson and Sher-
riff Hill that he was brought back
and lodged IN the County jail where
he has been waiting trail It was not
only Vermont and New Jersey that
waited Bancroft, but Maine, Mass
achusetts and New Hampshire as
well
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
Freckles

One OF the most important oUer-
ings OF the current season al Seavers :
hall, Barton, IS the presentation here
OF Neil Twoneys delightful drama
tIzation OF Gene-Strattou Porters
charming story, -Freekles," which Is
announced for Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 19-
The fact that there have been more
readers OF this story than any other
book published In, 2 decade fair
estimate Is IN the millions-makes
the 6ramalZati0n OF the utmost I'M
portance 10 the dramatic world
s'Freekles" as song play Is strong
er than sFreckleS' as story. The
characters live, love and have adyen-
ture, one can see and hear, there Is
nothing left 70 the imagination The
Broadway Amusement Co.. under
whose management the present tour
Is conducted, has made the produc-
ton OF "FreckIes,r exceedingly Ella
borate. and has assembled 2 company
OF unusual excellence for the pres
entation Of this charming song play
The music for the play and the
songs rendered by Freckles and 9TH
er characters are by the Viennese
composer, Anatol Friedland; and are
q novelty from q musical point OF
view. The Woodland Fantasy played
during the play Is 2 masterpiece
This Is not moving picture
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
District Meeting of Masons

District meeting OF the 10th Mason
&c District will be held with the Ma
some lodge n Newport. Thursday
0ccocer Il, with afternoon sessions.
following Is the program:
1-VJ D N School OF Instruction
Conducted by Edwin T. Greene
Grs1d Lecturer
$50 D m vi. NJ. Lodge opered bv
Asnphremagog Lodge. No. IS.
First section OF NJ. VI. Degree.
Review OF work by Grand Lecturer.
Labor 20 refreShnnent.
600 o m Banquet IN Masonic
banquet hall
1850 o m Refreshments to labor
Reception OF Grand Lodge Officers
Second section OF N NJ. degree and
closing, by Valley Lodge, No. 106,
Orleans.
Review Of work hf Grand Lecturer.
MASONIC DISTRICT. NO. 10
Masonic Union, No. I6. Troy.
Meridian Sun, No. 20, Craftsburv
Island Pond, No ~, Island Pond
Orleans, No %. Barton
Central, No. g., Irasburv
AenphreDagog, No. 65, Newport
Valley, No 106. Orleans
At 2=30 D N the " ". Lodge viii
De opened by the officers OF Mem,
phrenzgcg Lodge, No s.. of New
port, followed by the first section ot
the VI " Degree and review CT worE
5y the Grand Lcturer
4 banquet VIII De served IN the
52nqRet hail zt O'Clock. followed by
the reception 90 the Grand Lodge OF
hcerS The second section Of the v
" degree and closing VIII be un7sl
Valley Lodge. No 1e6 Of Orleans
2 W Hardy, D. .. G. "
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
Holstein Men to Meet IN Barton Oc-
tober ..

Pans are practically completed for
series OF 45 meetings TO be held
throughout New England. under the
auspices OF the New England Hol-
steIn-Frieslan Breeders club, cooper
atiug with the six state associations,
and the extension service OF the Hol-
Stein-Friesian association OF Ameri-
ca, and Barton Is 10 have one Of these
meetings They are for the pr-
nose OF acduaiutiug Holstein owners
with the advantages Of having an ex-
tension man who viii devote all OF
his time 70 the interests of-New Eng
land
This campaign has the hearty Co
ouerati0n OF the State Department OF
Agriculture, the state colleges OF az
rlculture and the farm bureaus Al
feel that the owners Of Holstein cattle
are doing something that vii rezuiI
N better dairyng throughout New
England The Barton meeting viii be
at 7-30 o'clock Friday, October %
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
TaHey-Brooks

The following account Of the wed
dine OF two well known Barton Young
people i from The Newport News:
L very pretty wedding was solsm-
nIzed Sunday evening 81 St Mary's
church. When Miss OctaTia Mary
Brooks daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Judah Brooks Of Barton was united
In marriage 20 Henry G. Valley son
Of Mr. and Mrs Israel Valley also
OF Barton The ceremony was per
formed In the presence OF relatives OF
both families. also numerous friends
The Rev J. VI. H Basteir wos the Of
fcisting clergyman, the double ring
ceremony being used The brides
costume was white georgette over
white silk with veil, carrying 3 shower
bouquet Of roses Her travelling suit
was OF blue satin with q broa5cloth
cape
The bride and groom are both very
popular yO1ng people, having many
( friends IN Barton. their former home
town Mr.. Valley Is manager OF the
4 Atlantic and Pacific grocery store at
Essex Junction Mrs Valley has
Z lived In Newport for the past four
I years, where she has been 3 very pop
1lzr clerk and Office girl In the electrf-
/ cal store Of Fred BezuLieu- She has
a wide circle Of friends IN Newport
who wish her much happilss IN her
new home, which viii be at Essex
/ Junction
After the wedding ceremony the
I happy couple left by auto for Barton
where the wedding supper was served
at tth home Of the brides parents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs Judah Brooks
+ Mr. and Mrs. Valley viii take 3
wedding tour By auto 20 Saint Anne
/ Que, for two weeks before going &c
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS
STARTED
several New Brick Buildings Ra1,,
Ior New Concern At Barton

FIynt Building and Constrz,e-
tAo1 20, OF Palmer, Mass. has So
e e oa1AoIng operations on the new
barton plant OF VESSEL Mill =
Gross. OF New York and seTa-s !
of1e6 buildings are 20 be ererteS 81
once These building operzfinrS a-e
On the property OF the New YorI< c7r-
cerl located on Water street s1S
po-zLs 20 = large local DEVELOPMENT
AHe NAN building Is deSignsteS s.
Cae new woodworking building ar1 i
= --1So IeeS, Two stories and basement
ms Is 20 De modern factory br1iiT-
As II every respect, with sprinkler
system Tor Ere protection The toUn-
o4Ilon Is carried down % bed rock
ana IS planned so that additional S-f7r-
les may be added 10 the far-o--- a. =,
I1re needs require This building vii
ce equipped with machinery. much OF
Shlch IS new, and VII DO certain vrorE-
n connection with GeFelcurerts of
the Barton end Of the Vessel. Nfckie
& Gross business, which Is mainly
that OF making piano actions.
A second building which Is 20 be
erected this fall Is z boiler house
ms building VII be 27x6S feet and
VIII De of brick construction TIE
building VIII house the power ard
heating plant Of the concern. and VII
burn the waste from their factory and
savuil-
Tne dry Elns, zpgroxinzteIy 35x35
1 feet, are planned but only one Of these
viii be built this fall These Efns
VII also De q BRICK and Of the uost
modern type.
The szwuIl In connection with the
I property Is being repaired and r.
/ modelled 20 some extent and the En-
/ tire plant. which VII con prise FIVE
& O. six Buildings. so planned that fur
ther development may be taken care
+ Of with ease
The completion Of this construction
work VII make VESSEL. Nickle &
+ Grass every fac1lltE. for their needs
from standing timber 70 finishing
( factory They already own large
T holdings CT standing timber Z the
southern part Of the county, have tvC
sawuiIiS besides the one n Barton
I and VII Dc II position 20 utilize every
stick OF timber on their holdings
y. A Harrington IS the sCperI1ten-
6e-t IT charge Of the construction fol
Z the Ffyrt Co-GeorEe a Eouzhton !:
+ foreman Of the carpenter work and I
f William Thomas Is Gme-keepsr Or
l the JOB. A gang Of bricklzyers j!
expected within 2 very few days znC
/ the work VII be crowded 20 compile
4 ton early N January. Already /;
men are a. work or the job and thzi
number VIII be increased TO 80 or =
zt once
Some idea OF the size Of the b1<i
ness project may De had from the fac
that 250. 900 brick VIII be used zrS
+ 1000 barrels OF cement l. required
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13

lessons n Eypewr1tIng have berun-
Al present there are five pupiIs urae-
rlc1g.
Mrs Humans classes IN nsrso,s1
hygiene and home sanitation vii -
nsAd thursday. this week. instead OF
Wednesday.
Whittier's @Mary Gariun +ba 49,
ond number OF the series OF nr-SI;e
speaking. was given IN chanel No
cay oy Mildred Ford 81 TUESDAY.
SylTl2 Je1ness. gave ANsunoor
and the Archer" by O'Herry.
The tennis court Is bsiro ra-~-ssa5
0y the boys Of the high school a. such
odd times 6 they can spare. Raska+-
bail standards and baskets are benz
placed at both ends Of the ccur1 for
ont door basketball. which VIII ba
started II the near future. TIE sides
O. the court are also being built M
20 act as 3 retaining wall when tha
court Is converted INTO q skating rink
later - the season Tne unsirhtf.-
red skating house along the SIDE q
the court has been torn down BY the
boys n rhe agriculture class and the
concrete roller made bF these bows
last year Is having . handle fitted 70
= for use II rolling the court.
Violin lessons are % De started the
/ last OF October with Mr. Burroughs
OF St 1o11Shury and Newport. IS
teacher N-. Burroughs has had the
finest training Of any TioliziSt III Yer
m11t- He spent three and ons-hzif
wears N Europe studying under the
< best masters The students who start
/ vsoEIn VII De gwen an opportunity
which should be highly prized-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13

leans Thursday afternoon and even
ing
Tne Afternoon Study Club VIII
holS its meeting with Mrs Mcclellan,
tomorrow. Thursday, October l., at
3 O'Clock n the afternoon Subject
-sCivics-"
The girl friends Of Ellzsoeth Er-
win -sve her good bye party ar
.Ls Sorna or Miss Grace Proctor on
Tuesday evening, and report very
/ enjoyable time
Henry C. Valley, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Israel Valley. and Miss OccSsl2
Brooks, daughter OF MI and M -aLS-
{ Joseph BROOKS, OF Iols plHee'
married on Sunday
: Miss Harriet Austin / caring for
-be infant son Of Mr. and MIS- Z a
/ DonaIGsby. who was born IN neT no-.@
Sen+ember Il, while MS mo1neL =
swav IN Massachusetts, tcr sn0r1
time
u Mossman shot 3 30-po1nd
t,,S - N the Clark neighDornood u
Clover Wednesday, while Io3 .; nan:-
;1r- The animal Is splen1i1 spee
men Of the species and Ar- ~
was yzss. = lucky hunter 70 get nim-
| NJ and Mrs. c. A Barrows, Z.
M.t~-ar and Mrs Edith carter I
- 0erbv Line Tuesday 20 arSen9
- county Republican ra1iE = - 49,
I--,e~ Hsrtness, Senator DllLln n4i,- =
go Porter H Dale 81!
more extended account OF tne nee---e
Vii VII be given II orr next issue
/. ,,uober Of Barton baseball fans
- Newport Monday aIkefh9o--
Sc rhe Boston National team Pi4s
NaTror1- The Bostons won p
tscore OF 20 2. Inc slSi--nE Ez-.TT a.
nIsyed horse with Ne"por- . spsh-
Having bal, and tne I@ Li-
bitf MoranT1le 0emolsrS5 5
IT, was = good attendance o.
- neouIe at the Christian E-neeaH-
80 -erisI held IN the vesIry OF Inc
tSG-.-r~e~ationa church Monday ezel-
80 sDick" Willard won me 49,
- contest. while Gloer. c-1
; S-s7Iev Reirden and FRANK Alqe -1 80 -
we're next II order App1 e. FIrne
- ba7IS were served ana . HE -AAAA'
was enjoyed
IL -hs-a are any ladies VINO naNs
-.-. solicited for fancy artlcle1
H. - 80 canned fruits and Vegesa
| bIe= jelIes, fresh yegelsOiiSS@ii; giS i;Le :
s-5 o-sf have anything they would y aAs ssie +
give for the Autumn Alumni Ta,Ti .,urcb rc ocso
a TIE -fasse send or leave tnen
: oer M. Ms Proctor, Mrs: UnaerNoO,
wltn ~ Mss, church on Monday afternoon
Toman's Literary Cla5 @ neL
lI- -,aefing OF the year WIN 1sle 1lr-
: II.---.sfrzon n = on Wednesday ess--...z a=
O.-eI.- s. After the business - ~
p OctopeI 4erirc was IN charge OF Mrs
Ing shs ns.T - Miss Wilson and MS MS
HuEcnlnssSSz.u Szurts were acted on tina
7 Scott funny and serious
seie Msehssad and light RefEsshmsnsz Tenn, nsa
served rd and . most s Pssazsnab Sembers s4ln' an
spent There we're u Tbe .eDes next meet
: one vi sl7I- h held Wednesday svenln1g
lHg W 9T At the home OF MIS- AZ
ee e,ceoI65- I65--,--sU on High street
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
Qu4nfirE =

QEantIty IN bus1eks or N tons
The census bureau announces that
the figures for domestic animals IN
1920 are not very closely comparable
with those for 1910, since the present
census was taken N January, before
the breeding season had begun, while
the 1910 census was taken IN April, or
about the middle OF the breeding sea
son, and included many spring calves,
colts. etc
A more complete census including
mnch more and much created detail
ed information viii be given cut later.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-13
Polishing Mirrors.

In cleaning mirrors and pictures
great care must be taken that no va
ter seep under the glass Water VIII
ruin the back OF q mirror and blister
the picture
Perhaps the safest way 70 polish
and clean these glasses Is fo~use
damn chamofs skin Wiring the cha
mofs as dry as possible out Of warm
wafer. rub the glass until perfectly
clean and dip the chanois into eieah
water and again wiring dry Rub the
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