In the burial ground of the abh, It
has been found that of those mb
stones which are from 100 to 200tars
old about one-fourth are thus mged, I
the symbols being In low relie) A
sugar cane may be seen as shying
the grave of a grocer: an ax an(^w,
with hammer and nails, occur
grave of a carpenter: an awl ^
hammer on that of a shoe;^
There are many other graves
marked.—London Answers.
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JOHN F. REARDON
SUCCEEDS ANDEM
NEW AGENT AT NORTH GROS
VENORDALE IN CHARGE
Was Agent of Millville, N. J. Company
Started as Millhand. Has Wife
and Children
In John F. Reardon, successor to C.
S. Andem, as agent of the Grosvenor
dale company, the town of North
Grosvenordale has enlisted a sterling
citizen in its ranks.
Mr. Reardon enters upon his new
field of activities this week knowing
that the people of Millville, ,N J.,
will long regret his departure from
them—for they have earnestly ex
pressed such feelings of regret. It
wrs in that town that for many years
he has been connected with the ftlill
ville Manufacturing company, a thriv
ing concern, being in succession, its
superintendent and agent since Janu
ary 1, 1903. Mr. Reardon is what is
today termed a "self made man.” for
he started at the very lowest rung of
the ladder in early boyhood, and by
conscientious endeavor has worked'
his way gradually toward the top. He
was born in Manchester, N, II., in
1S67. When very young he secured
his first work as a millhand with one
of the largest textile firms in the
world, the Amoskeap Manufacturing
Company.
