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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-28
NEWPORT.

John Police spent last week in Buff
falo. N. Y.
Miss Hattie Mason visited in North
Troy last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lawrence Wis
tied recently in Lowell, Mass.
Samuel Goss of Wells River was a
visitor in town the last of the week.
Capt w. A. Graham of the Island
Pond customs force was in town Fri
day.
Daniel Skinner of Orleans visited
his son Maynard here several days last
week.
Mrs. S. F. Davis has broken camp
at Farrant's Point and is visiting IN
Cabot.
The Woman's Missionary union will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. T. T..
Blanchard.
C. R. Powell and Mrs. c. A. Bur
rows and son Ronald were visitors in
town last week.
Donald Emery has gone to Boston,
where he has entered the Museum OF
Fine Arts school.
H. D. Lindsay Of the Customs force
at the station is taking a vacation
visiting in Nashua, n. H.
Harlan Sawyer goes soon to Albany,
N. y, where he will take course IN
the Albany business college.
VIM. Hight, who goes to California
for the winter, has rented his residence
on Prospect street to Everett Clark.
Russell S. Page, son Of The senator
and representative elect from Hyde
Park, was a recent visitor in town.
G. L. Folsom. who has been at Mrs.
Green's on Baker avenue for the past
year or more, will soon go South for
the winter.
A. w. Clark and bride who have
been spending their honeymoon at
Ossipee, N. H., visited relatives in
town Friday.
Mrs. J. O. Thrasher has returned
from Boston and New York where she
has been to purchase stock for her
millinery store.
Miss Pearl Meader has returned to
Boston after spending the summer
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silney F. Davis.
John ROGUE returned Saturday from
the middle west where he has been ir
the interests of the Frost Veneer
Seating company.
Mrs. VIM. Brouillette and infan'
| i fn Crn fn Mrs RrnI1,
! ilette's former home in Scotland tt
spend the winter.
Mrs. Mary Comerford of West Mail
street has returned from Waterbur!
where she went some time ago to Wis
it her son Charles.
Capt. C. A. Davis and Lieut.. R. T
Carey of Co. J., attended reunion O
bury Saturday night.
Engineer o. w. Creaser of Yves
Main street is i'll with tonsilitis at tn
home of Mrs. Creaser's father, H. w
Blakely in Randolph.
The north end of Field avenue at tn
clubhouse approach is being filled wit
gravel, the work being done by Mr.
Bushey, who has the contract.
Richard Lawson goes this week t
New York where he has position i
an automobile repair shop. He ex
poets to qualify as chauffeur later.
Ernest Smith of Freehold, N. J.
has been spending his vacation wit
his parents here. He has a positio
as instructor in military institute
Egbert Robinson has resigned a
mail carrier for the rural free deliv
cry and goes to Kansas City. Hi
place as carrier will be filled by hi
brother Harold.
Col. and Mrs. C. S. Emery wen
Saturday to Montpelier. They wer
accompanied by Judge Stanton an
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-28

Bloodine Cures Strains, Bruises,
Rheumatic Sprains. Rheumatic
Einiment pains, Pains in the
Chest, Side and Back,
Swellings and Tumors, Frost
Bites. Sore Throat, Quinsy, Group,
Hoarseness. 25c and Soc a bottle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-28

A audden attack at night Of some form
OF Bowel Complaint may come to anyone.
Every family should be provided with
bottle Of DR.. SETH ARNOLD's BALsAM.
Warranted by F. j. Kinney, Orleans.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-28
WEST DERBY.

Maurice Kendall went to Boston last
Thursday night where be will remain
this winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
CITY ELECTRICIAN
ASKED TO RESIGN
OCEAN PARK TRUSTEES PLAY
POLITICAL GAME
Position Paying $500 Month Declared
Open Because Incumbent Is
Not Of the Same
Party

OCEAN PARK. March 1.-Some COM
motion has been caused in local politi
cal circles by the action Of the board of
trustees IN abrogating its contract with
ii. w. Eichbaum, who has operated
the city incinerator and served as city
electrician since October II, 1909. Eich-
baum was given ten Gays to wind up
his official affairs by the heard last
night, upon motion of Trustee j. ID.
MacKinnon.
The resolution declared that the SER
vices of Eichbaum as head of the in
cinerating plant have not been satis-
factory, and for that reason he should
be asked to quit Behind this action
politics is said to have prominent
part.
Elchbaum has refused to identify
himself with the Good Government
league of this city, and this is said to
have considerable to do with his dis
charge Trustee MaeKinnon is one of
the active leaders in the league and Is
said to have another man slated for
the position. which pays in the neigh
borhood of $500 month.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
PASADENA SOCIETY

PASADENA. March 1.-The Fort
nightly Bridge club was entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. Herbert Holt,
Gao South Los Robles avenue The
decorations were spring flowers and
greenery arranged in baskets and flow
er holders.
Mrs. +. H. Disbrow, East Colorado
and Berkeley streets, entertained the
members of the Mothers Book club
this afternoon and the children Of the
club members were entertained by her
son Herbert, years old. Miss Julia
Frances Adams. sister of the hostess,
assisted in entertaining.
The second Lenten recital for the
benefit of the Emergency league will
be given at Hotel Raymond Thurs
day morning at 1890 o'clock. Mrs.
Dorothea Hoagln Hayden will read
her own arrangement of Les Mis-
cradles" Mrs. Walter Raymond will
sing ave Maria" and "Hush My Lit
tie One" Mrs. Richard r. Crane will
render Romance and "Valse Ale
mande" on the piano
over fifty members of Helen Gould
auxiliary and Ensign Bagley camp,
Spanish War Veterans, gave a surprise
party and miscellaneous shower to
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd c. Thayer. 514
North Raymond avenue, Monday even
ing in observance of their eleventh
wedding anniversary. The evening was
spent at games and refreshments pro-
vided by the guests were served.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
SIT FOR 100000
DAMAGES IS BEGUN
PLAINTIFF ALLEGES ATTEMPT
TO lNJURE CREDIT
Outcome of Seal of Gold Mining DIFF.
ficulties Results in Part Owner
Bringing Action in
Court

SAN BERNARDINO, March 1.-THE
suit of II. A. Landwehr for $4,000
damages was begun in the superior
court here today. The defendants are
p. I. Evans of Riverside, F. b. Sa-
bathe, j. f. Megginson, II. B. Sheldon
G. II. Lewis, H. r. Greene, A. M
Younglove, Alexander Strachan, Will
liam Yates and w. l.. Peters.
II is alleged by the plaintiff that the de-
PENDANTS conspired against him by cir
culating false reports with the idea of
destroying his credit in order to secure
his mineral holdings. He further as
serts he was arrested several times, the
first of which was on charge of ut
tering worthless checks, and of which
he was subsequently cleared.
The fight is the outcome of the Seal
of Gold mining fight, and is only one
of the dozen or more legal tangles
surrounding the property.
Landwher was also arrested charged
with embezzlement of fifty-eight ounces
of gold. He WIS acquitted and again
arrested charged with stealing fifty
one ounces. These acts. Landwehr al
leges, were done in an effort of his enc
mics to destroy his credit and make Ii
necessary for him to SUBJ equently give
up his interest in the mine.
The trial promises to develop sensa-
tions and an abundance of legal as
sistance has been retained by both
sides. Attorneys McKelvey and Chap
man of Los Angeles and S. w. Nc
Nabb represent Landwehr, while By
ron Walters of San Bernardino and
Purington and Adair of Riverside rep
resent the defendants.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
PASADENA NOTES

PASADENA, March 1.-Directors of
the Pasadena Polo club will offer a
prize of $500 for a polo game at
Tournament park about the first of
April, and it Is hoped to secure the
Royal Hussar and Burlingame teams.
William Horn was arrested at San
Bernardino yesterday at the request of
the Pasadena police and will be
brought back to face a charge of petty
larceny committed January 10, at the
Hotel Astoria
The Mentor avenue chemical extin-
glished a chimney fire this morning at
the hon1e' of Mrs. j. II. Dickey $40
North Mentor avenue. The damage
was slight.
Capt. Daniel Mclaughlin, one Of two
survivors of the party which planted
the American flag on California soil,
has donated to the Pasadena library
the medal granted to him on that oc-
casion.
F. j. Raven of San Diego was in
Pasadena today boosting the Panama
California exposition. He states the
required million dollars is nearly sub
scribed.
William L. Finley, president of the
Oregon Audubon society, will deliver
an illustrated lecture on "Home Life
of the Wild Birds Friday evening,
in the high school auditorium, under
the auspices of the Pasadena Audubon
SOciotV
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
SEEKS GAS LEAK WITH
LIGHT; PAINFULLY BURNED
lgnited Match Applied to Break in
Pipes Causes Injury to Long
Beach Resident

LONG BEACH, March ii. J..
Penny, business manager of a local
newspaper and formerly president of
the Southern California Editorial asso-
citation, was burned painfully about the
ands and arms last night by gas which
ignited when Mr.. Penny lighted a
match to investigate a leak in the pipe.
Considerable gas already had escaped,
and in an instant the room was full of
flame.
A hat and four rugs were destroyed
in the effort of Mr.. and Mrs. Penny to
extinguish the blaze. Chief of Police
Williams, a neighbor, ended the excite
ment by turning off the gas under the
house. The fire department arrived,
but the fire was out and the assistance
rendered was limited to the applica-
tion of first aid to the injured by Chief
Shrewsbury. The victim of the flames
was much improved this morning, the
burns not having been deep.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
LONG BEACH NOTES

LONG BEACH, March benjamin
Walton, the venerable cold water en-
thusiast who has presented several
drinking fountains to organizations
here, today gave another fountain to
the city. 1t is placed in the rear of
the city hall and furnishes cool water
for all the thirsty who pass that way.
A notable increase in postoffice re-
ceipts during February of this year
over the corresponding month last year
was reported by Postmaster George
Hirsch. The receipts for the month
just closed were $4,1S5.73. while for
February of last year the receipts We're
$3451.52. The difference is $734.0l, or
about 21A per cent.
Jonah Jones. president OF the South
Dakota society which voted last Satur-
day to hold its picnic here next Feb
Tuary, said today that a midsummer
picnic also would be held here by the
South Dakotans in July of this year.
the exact date to be announced later.
About 5000 persons are expected to at
tend each gathering.
Baseball games have been arranged
between the local Elks' team and the
nine from Los Angeles lodge, b. p. o.
E., No. 80, and between the Long Beach
lodge and the Dyas-Cline team of Los
Angeles. The first game for the Elks
here probably will be against the local
Y. NJ c. A. team.
J. T. Jones, an inspector for the
Hammond Lumber company, visited
the Craig ship yard today. inspecting
the material which has been assembled
for the San Francisco company's ship
and the equipment of the ship plant.
The driving of piling for the city
docks on the harbor is delayed by the
failure of a scow to arrive. The pile
driving apparatus is to be mounted on
the scoW.
Mrs. Sarah L. Parker, wife of F. L.
Parker, died this morning of pneu-
monia at the family home, $50 East
Fifth street. She was 81 years old. A
son living i'm Los Angeles and her hus-
band survive her. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow afternoon from
the Cleveland chapel.
j p Carlin, city health inspector,
yesterday and today inspected twelve
dairies and found that two of them
would not be permitted to continue in
business, unless existing conditions are
changed. Considerable agitation fol-
lowed the arrest of one dairyman last
week for keeping an insanitary dairy.
The advertising committee of the
chamber of commerce last night
authorized the publication of 10000
Long Beach booklets, in which the
realty board will assist.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
SANTA MONICA
Circulation--Home 4711; Sunset 1861.
Correspondent-HOme 4ss1; Sunset 1911.
SUSPECT EX-C0NVICT
OF WHOLESALE FORGERY
Santa Monica Firm Represented on
Worthless Paper to Value
of $500

SANTA MONICA. March 1.-Whole-
sale forgeries of checks totaling $500
We're discovered today when j. H.
Engelbrecht, cashier of the Bank OF
Santa Monica, received eight checks
made payable to Amos Churchill and
signed by L. b. Lorbeer, proprietor OF
the Santa Monica laundry.
The checks We're certified with the
rubber stamp signature of Engelbrecht
which the latter denies having made
The checks were cashed by eight Los
Angeles firms and they will have tc
stand the loss. Among the firms in
terested are Harris & Frank, Pease
Bros, f. B. Sherwood, Wood Bros
and j. w. Holman.
The local bank officials suspect a
former convict, a man familiar with
local business conditions. of having
drawn up the checks. The checks vary
in amounts from $50 to SIS and We're
expended for suits, furniture and other
merchandise. Close examination of the
little pieces of paper show that the
rubber stamp used in printing the text
of each check is unlike that used at
the Santa Monica bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
DEATH OF MAN CRUSHED
BY CARS DUE TO BRAKE

An open verdict was returned by a
coroner's jury at an inquest held yes
terday afternoon at the morgue of
Pierce Brothers over the body Of w.
James Renaker, a Pacific Electric
conductor living at the Sheridan ho-
tel Eighth street and Central avenue,
who was crushed to death between two
cars at the Pacific Electric depot,
Sixth and Main streets, at o'clock
Monday night
Renaker was a conductor for the Pa
cific Electric company. He took his
car into the depot and was adjusting
the fender when a Santa Ana car
drifted down on him and before he
was aware of the danger he was
crushed between the two cars.
In rendering the verdict the jury
stated the man came to his death as
the result of hemorrhage caused by be-
ing crushed by car, the brakes of
which were faulty and allowed it to
drift.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
LONG BEACH
Circulation Dept. No. Pine st.
Home phone ESQ.
Correspondent, Sunset phone Main 600.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO
CONVENE AT BEACH
FIVE HUNDRED DELEGATES EX-
PECTEn TO ATTEND
Sessions Will Open in Long Beach
This Afternoon and Continue
Three Days-Program
Completed

LONG BEACH. March 1.-The Los
Angeles county Sunday school conven-
ton will begin a three days session
here tomorrow afternoon in the First
Methodist church, Fifth street and
Pacific avenue. Rev. F. NJ. Rogers,
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements, expects that the original
estimate of 500 delegates will prove
small. A social feature of the opening
day will be a picnic at the auditorium
tomorrow noon of 200 elementary teach
ers. Thursday night there will be a
big parad by the members of adult
Bible classes.
Miss Meme Brockway, elementary
superintendent in Southern California,
will preside at the first session tomor-
row afternoon at 1:10 o'clock, when
the following program will be given:
1:1O, song service led by p j. Behan;
lis, prayer and praise, THE JOY or
Service" Mrs. J. H. Lash, Pasadena;
1870, How to Plan a Lesson" Mrs. A.
A. Lamoreaux, Chicago 200, roll cali
of unions; 2:15, model department ses-
sion of a Sunday school; S:15, dis
cussion of the program in each depart
ment; 3:45, reassembling in conven-
tion auditorium; $3.50, what Results
May an Elementary Teacher EXpect?'
DR.. Franklin McElfresh, Chicago, SUI
perintendent international teachers
training department; 4:20, reception
given by the Long Beach union to
visiting elementary teachers and work
ers.
In the model department session,
scheduled for 2:15 in the afternoon, the
various departments will meet as fol-
lows: In the primary room, beginners
department. Mrs. H. E. Burmeister,
Los Angeles. superintendent, assisted
by Mrs. F. p. frey, Pomona; Mrs. A.
L. Dennis. Los Angeles; Mrs. G.. H.
Miller, Lordsburg. The lesson win be
taught by Miss Harriet Higgins, Los
Angeles.
In the auditorium the primary de-
partment, Mrs. c. NJ. Gleason of Pasa-
dena, superintendent, assisted by Miss
Susie Forney, Long Beach; Miss Emma
Waglie, Santa Monica; Mrs. A. Costa,
Los Angeles; Mrs. L. Butnam, Whit
tier. A new song will be taught by
Mrs. II. L. Rivers, Los Angeles, and
Lamoreaux of Chicago.
In the women's parlor, the Junior de-
partment, Mrs. Walter Cuthbert of AL
hambra, superintendent, assisted by
Miss Zoe Staub, Los Angeles; Mrs. A.
B. Clapp, Monrovia, and Dr. Ernest
Allen, Los Angeles. Miss Nell f. King
of Los Angeles will teach the lesson.
In the Sunday school room, the adult
department, II. A. Getz of Los Angeles,
superintendent, assisted by T. T. Wood
ruff, w. c. Wickersham and G. e..
Fisher of Los Angeles and Mrs Bertha
Heath of CoVina. The intermediate
lesson will be taught by Z. w. Thorn
ton of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

DAVIS Is-CHIsHOLM--Pau NJ. Davis. age 81.
native of Vermont and resident of Ban
ming, and Helen b. Chisholm, age Il, ma
tive Of California and resident OF Los An
geles.
SMITH -wATSON-Thomas Z. Smith, age
23, native of Minnesota. and Alma +.
Watson. age 21. native of Texas; residents
OF Los Angeles
JUDD -HUGHEs-Ro W. Judd, age 90 ma
tive of California, and Leah L. Hughes,
age 20 native of Missouri; residents OF
Los Angeles.
AY-IVINS-Forrest I. Gay, age 80, native
Of Iowa, and Alice l. WINS, age rs, ma
tive OF Kansas; residents OF Santa Ana.
ROSENFIELD- D-SOLOMOSY-Aaron Rosen-
field, age 46. native Of Texas. and Louise
Solomosy, age 81. native of Hungary;
residents Of Los Angeles
ROSIN- +. Rosin, age 20, ma
tive OF Illinois, and Cora l.. Lord, age SO'
native of Iowa; residents of Los Angeles.
PLING-LOHR-Daniel NJ. Appling, age
40, native of Kentucky, and May Eliza
beth Lohr age 80, native of Kansas
residents OF Long Beach.
IOUGH A. AN-O'NEIL-Thomas o. j. Loughan'
age 20, native of New York, and Rather
inc NJ. O'Neil, age 2s, native of New
York: residents of Los Angeles
TALBOT c cANFIELD-charles IL. Talbot
age 90 native of New York, and Edna U.
Canheld age IS, native Of California;
residents OF Pasadena
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
SANTA ANA NOTES

SANTA ANA. Feb. IA movement
is on hand to reorganize the Santiago
Golf club, f. r. Browning of the r.
vine company being the enthusiastic
leader The clubhouse and links form
erly used by the club will be placed
at the disposal of the reorganized club
by James Irvine.
Justice Ed Smithwiek. known as the
marrying justice, having performed
hundreds of marriages since Santa Ana
became the Gretna Green of Southern
California, has announced himself as
a candidate for reelection.
Hermosa chapter No. 105. o. E. S.,
last night received visit from Worthy
Grand Matron Rosa Burns and Grand
Patron B. F. Ferguson, Grand Chap
lain Chambers and Grand Sentinel
Chambers. A banquet with plates for
200 was rendered the visitors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
SAN eERNARDINo NOTES

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, March 1.
Steps have been taken to perpetuate
the freight rate organization of the
merchants of San Bernardino, who are
fighting against discriminating traffic
schedules. The city of Cotton has
asked to be allowed to Join in the fight
and last night a committee composed
of Mayor r. ]. Martin, w. w. Wilcox
and n. Davenport of that city met with
the local men interested in the bureau.
The will of William Buxton. who
died at his Rialto home last week, was
filed for probate this morning. The
will disposes of an estate valued at
100000, which, without any restric-
tions or conditions whatever, goes to
the surviving wife, Mary L. Buxton.
J. S. Button has been named by the
board of supervisors as constable to
succeed j. e. Bagley, who was named
probation officer. vice w. H. Baldwin.
The Santa Fe today started its icing
season and the first car of oranges to
move east under refrigeration was sent
out. The warm weather of. the past
few days has made it necessary to
start icing in order to prevent decay.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
PASADENA TRANSIT co.
COMPLETES BANQUET PLAN
Board of Trade Committee Appointed
to Investigate Claims of Cor
poration viii Report

PASADENA, March 1.-The date of
the banquet to be given by the Pasa-
dena Rapid Transit company to the
board of trade has been set for Tues
day evening, March 8, in the east
building of the Hotel Green. On ac-
count of the tourist season being at
its height none of the hotels could
arrange to accommodate the large
membership of the board in addition
to the regular guests and the Green
management has rendered the use of
the former east dining room. which is
now being used for a billiard and bowl
ing room. Florence p. Werner of this
city will oversee the catering and an
elaborate banquet is promised.
The board of trade committee which
was appointed at a special meeting
several months ago to investigate the
claims of the transit company will re-
port on this occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-02
MIDWEEK BAND CONCERT

PASADENA, March 1.-The munic-
ipal band concert Wednesday by the
Crown City band viii be held in Cen
tral park in accordance with the ar
rangement to hold all midweek con-
certs in this park and Sunday concerts
in Liberty park. In addition to the
regular soloist, Will E. Bates, another
soloist, will be provided for Wednes-
day. The program is as follows
March, my Maryland" CMygranD.
Waltz, "Violets," (WaldteufeD.
Intermezzo from "Pagilacci' (Leonca-
valo).
Cornet solo. "swiss Boy" (BenU Messrs.
Bates and Halberg.
Grand pOtpourri. Songs OF Tost," Eau
Pougher).
wedding march from "Euryanthe" (Web-
err.
Overture, Light Cavalry" (Von Suppe).
Serenade, Leila" CChambers).
Medley of Scotch songs (Bishop).
Finale selected.