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The Harlowton news., 1912-10-18
Miss Davies and Judge q. Il
Cheadle-two of the winners.

The statement was made in this
paper two weeks ago, that e. X.
Cheadle had been Judge of the
Tenth judicial District for eight
years. 1t should have read twelve
years instead of eight.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
AN OVERWHELMING FORCE.

the issue Of Saturday, August -
he Bache Review" has a summing up
bisRess influence, as follows;
iels sturdy advance In the steel ana
va trade Is like an overwhelming force'
N'ying an business with It, Other lines
ave begun to fiji the prediction long ago
"aes By this barometer Of all trade, ana
N@. gFadually bettsring prices ana con-
'a9sshty growing adequate profits ana
'0A Steadily increasing volume, business
iaklng on an attitude OF confidence anu
"bsiglness. which has long been absent
Inc industrials, uncontrolled by com
-s'slQn checking their sources OF proht'
s@ equally as well controlled In Other
'Speets by the natural laws Of trade, are
~"ihg by rising prices for their STOCKS
!" many extra dividends and melons
~ 1t is time to make investments IN
- and participate in the growing pros
~V OF such corporations.
=. INC vast movements Of produce anu
= sS'ward Of merchandise incident upon
Winlng into wealth OF a great crop
ue expenditure Of the wealth must
nme al least benefit the railroads
beneiieisries Of the great Northwest
~ nsi output as the Great Northern ana
serthern Pacific must feel the eifecis
s'sher prices on the stock market.
a. pulslde OF any influence Of the tariff
49, seeiVlHg the benefit OF a steahily
shlng volume Of business and ad-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
Report Shows Decreased Profits
Changes in Property.

The American Agricultural Chemical
company reports for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1872 manufacturing profits Of
S2'S042j, against $3.2J6,O55 for the preced-
ing year, a decrease Of ti05,63O and total
income Of s., go 251, decrease Of sl999Si.
After the deduction Of S62G.066 for losses
ana contingencies and $4,000 for insur-
ance. the balance available for dividends
was $2,5J4,lSj. comparing with S2,G799l7 a
year previously. Payments for dividends
on the preferred stock were S1.2O9, ,362, and
on the common SS5S,22O the surplus re-
naming being t99l 603 decrease of
S545.2oO No appropriation was made for
depreciation, for which 100000 was set
aside in the preceding fiscal year.
The general balance sheet as OF June 80,
1872, shows assets and liabilities of S66,
1858. against SIS, S,SO5. .429, as of June 30,
1911 The investment in phosphate prop
critics, which was last year S3,SS5,9l2, Is
now shown as sl6,sOS.9l2 while brands,
trademarks. etc. have been reduced from
SlJ,65l.546 TO A054,6lo. The company 5
profit and loss surplus is S7,597.l02
The report says that the appraisal OF
the company's plants has been completed
the value set upon them being N3,4S2 7j5,
which compares with their book value cf
SlO9l702S This appraised valuation has
been placed upon the books OF the COM
pany and the increase has been charged
of TO the brands. trademarks and good
will account. The Compauy's real estate
property in Florida amounts TO more than
l0S,Oo0 acres, on which deposits Of more
than 100000 tons OF mineable phosphate
rock have been located. These properties
have been carried at actual cost but the
directors have now decided 20 place their
real value on the books, making a corre-
spending decrease in the good Will ac-
count
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
VIC RK WANTED.
Male.

MdlNs
PAKER single: ln institution. hospital. &C.
rtifablc sober industrious, best reference
y. S. Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 bToa1@az::
CHATFFEUR-MEC
Desires position with private fanny n, 'S0 Sn
handle any make of gasOiene car, WI %
own repairing: good habits fiercn- IT,, IT,"
export; excellent references. JoHI h"a'"N''
- Crotou Terrace. Youkers, n. J..
CHAUFFEUR E.-Ags,ran, D. best TeieTchce
man Italian: willing TO 90 anywhere Au
drcss Louis Gasser. Wo0dbIrr, Conn.
CHAUFFEUR %. four years experience can
keep car In good running condition. Wlh an
evenings care Of Druckoh, 22lb ba'h ave.
brooklyn. -
T-EECFER-An educated and thoroughly
.vprr ricnced teacher. who is also an tN-
',c.onntaut desires "a position in some
1rivate commercial or preparatory schooI &c
teacher Of bookkeeping. pennanshiP coIle
suondcuce. business. English ana fIocul'V. 10
bjghcst references. terms moderate. d NJ
1Ol West 18TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

vancing prices for product exceeding in
Its Irresistible progress even the move
ment in steel, the copper trade is prob
ably most nearly natural of any of the
great lines, with a price for its output
which is bringing in splendid profits.
These must show later I'm more liberal
distribution for dividends and consequent
~ in substantial rise in prices of the
various better copper stocks"
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Maze.
BI.TLER--Useful. French, speaks Lngnsn. .is..., 1.
highly recommended; very ntal' ~ -
tent man, city or coTHtg$' lis2 Aod ST.; phone
Bryant 5G1I. ----
BI-TI ER-Eorwegian young neat. OF gooI
.nn1srance escclIcnt valet. two years
very best personal reference SO 9 Sit9 49,
$50 Miss Shea's Agency, Eass - -
TT,TT.FR -VALET-French; Thoroughly um-
d,refands his duties; excellent reIeI IehGoA
Miss MargaIet Fmith'3 Agency, - H'"' '
ST. phone 39ta Bryant. III,
COACHMAN Single; smart. compe,fh, l,,,'oii III
ing worker: understands duties oI- ,Gu7S,' 90
around private place; not alIala ~ n o03
ber. honest Obligiug; anywhere. Si' ~" -V'
East 4Sth ST. -
COUPLE - German: coachman, Far1'n[I;
farmer: wife thoroughly c0mp't@o @ 60 ~
exDcrisnccd cook or laundreSs' soo, @ tus -.
Chaf wilson's Agency, IA IeNl"s''" "'
rel 1924 Plaza. -----, ..-.,-,-ii
C0I,PIE-s50; German; butler ana Isiu uselui
man wife good cook ana hous' hoSI',Gcr'son
long personal references. ID.
Agency SIS 9Th ave; tel @tS BIys"s -
0OTTPTIE Neat, refined Finnish; man hutisl h
valet useful wife very good cooh' c Iihn-,, 49,, g
maid: excellent city references 80 plsea
Agency ZIG Lexington ave; tel. 100 80
15,S,I-pT clean neat young man as gen,
orally useful. wife good pam t'H Soo t29d
housewoTker. PeaTsOn's agency bdsl i'-
ST.; tel J0J9 Harlem. - :;
ADVERTISEMENT AND SuBSC n J. .I,.',sn ioy,r,
for The Tribune received az thtH ,e,P, md
Office No 1854 Broadway, between 22p,Inr,ira- 22p,n
37th sts unt.l o'clock =. IA. A aFcss
u.cnts received at the following brHHon III :.
al reguIac rutes until o'clock p; ~ te
2G4 sfh ave. s. G. cor. I'D 81. @ @i1e Dtt ~ 49d
cor. 18th St; lot East l4th ST.; 90 oSa west
18TH st.; 1O35 30 ave: 17pS lSt a'''
g0th st.. 157 East i2bth ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Three-Room Apartments.
Four-Room Apartments.

AIbea. 32a W. $50 Observation-Disclosures. $40
Malvern AZ C!aremont ave............ $40
Norman. 37-43 W. Q3d st..-........... 500
KenIlvorth a. Piuehurst ave......... $50
ratrviev Court 3l29-3l Broadway. 5iO
Royai Grand 100 CIaremont ave.. 500
Raiulorc 89g1 dway.............. $50
94oO -th ave ....................... $50
Vsrthnore b18 " 12qth st.......... $50
FTsmore 80 W I4Oth st........... $50
CurIev- $50 W 7sth st............... $50
Afar,I4rd oO1 " 1OJth st.......... $50
r+o,l.r Court 400 Riverside Drive 7gO
parfbruon 425 W HAN st........... 3s4
I-u- ArnsferGsn1 ave $50
Brooxheld, 4S0 Riverside DriVe........ 40
I ,t.i, IA, " 193d st............... 4SO
Soro,va 1gi Clareu0ut aye.......... $50
T-i,..ess Court bos Riverside Drive ..... 4S0
inIithpo,v A4O " 13gth 50 st......... 4S0
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
HELP WANTE ID.

! MADE $4,000 In fiye years with small
mail order business. began with 90 Sehu
for free booklet Tells how heaeocH' 'o''''
LOckport. ;.
WANTED First class piano salesman and
cau.asscr. must have clean record anu
heat OF references from last employer; 10
such man a good proposition Is open WIZ
GOOD money can be made. Apply Plano NIT.
Ex,Laugo. 81 East northampton ST., "liAes-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Eight-Room Apartments.

Ardelle 521 Riverside Drive. e.......... s. 500
Freisland. 235 W l03d st..........-.. LOO
4t0 West End ave ............. 200
$40 " io4fh ...........-.....-... 500
%euu.ali 30 " IO4th s,......-... 600
Srher1rrhoru ~ : s9d st............ 2 500
- Charles 1Ol W. 12d 81 st..........-.. LOO
7 e,raud 2oC Y SOfL ~ at........... 900
Ralmoral Court 600 W. 1880 st........ loo
UoiIvuood Ig2t Madison ave ........ 800
pc-,I,ca Qqt ~ tufst 81 ...... 500
poirrrT sCth 81 and RroadWay ........ . 500
Eorrnar ~ " ORA st.......... 800
<.y. Vipfsor oG4 Central PARK W. 200
i,rec,v-irb 4, 4tG Central PARK " ... 900
Galnsborough. II2 Riverside Drive 1000
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Fernale.

COMPAEION. - Refined English WoIis'
would ike position a. companlon1, 10 ~ II,
valid elderly lady or children &iIIlht ~
travel. wages no object Miss BackI'F
Arnncr II Mest 42l Iphone ~ G-g..---
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Five-Room Apartments.

Dacors Hail G2o W. l2ad st.......... $500
Alfredo 2S75 BROADWAY. ............... $40
Malvern - ClaremoUt ave.. ....... 80
Doriiton. l1f W. list st.............. 1000
Z L.uilUortb 81 pIuehurst ave ve.......... 800
,-biluarL Hau Hamilton Pl & l43d ST. so
-afr,.i.y- Court nI2a Broadway. ...... $40
Royal Grand 100 Claremout ave-. Sl6
Beiicmorc, 1921 Broadway ..----..-.-. u
Shoreham. 60 s., Nicholas Hye......-. 10
Lfucilp. I22 W. i14th st.......-..--.-. $50
nfon -tr ave ................ $50
= rrnra tg5tr - and broadway. $40
Marttmorc 30 ". i3gth st......--... GOO
EllcsmoIc 80 ". I40th st............ 900
Ruuola 2Gq " SHth ~ ............-. l.luu
Esperanto, 200 ". l05th 81. t......-...-. 900
Suuuycrest. Gil " 18th st....-..-... 600
wilmington Arms. 500 " 14ith St.. 500
RaNord Hall 6Ol ". 144th st......... 500
i,IfsrFeli .94 ~ lO3d st............ ST 200
"a vest Tud v.................... ]. 100
~, VIVA giG " 11eth 81 t....... 7sO
iI,dsor f:Tant Virvy I26 Claremont ave 100
=. f,,,,s go,-, ot4 " ood 81 $40
H,.,C.iT II = 1O,h 81 ...... 1000
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

I,-,rGTNrENT Of your money In hign
~ crads corporation stock VIII earn 109e 10
oos for you in amounts from $50 to $1,000
1;rsensnun, world Building.
800 YTTFKTY PROFTT-start in business
Si~o Si ""o'irself. don't worry about capital; no
a,ns,iepre Royd ". Brown. omaha Neb
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
PROPOSALS.

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING
ton. July 20. l0l2.-PrOposals will be re-
ceiyed at the Post once Department, Wash
ington. y. c., until $50 y. IA. October 26.
1912 for ocean mail service. pursuant TO the
Act OF March ,. 1891. IN vessels OF the third
clase on the route hereinafter described.
Service 10 commence November l. 1912
Right reserved 10 reject any or all bids
SCHEDULE OF ROUTE.
No 90 New York 10 Vera Cruz Mexico
weekly, calling at Havana and Progreso.
Time to Havana. ~ days: Progreso q DAYS:
Vera cruz days. Contract for 10 years
Bond required with bid. SEQ 900.
Circulars containing . description OF the
route, instructions 10 bidders and blank
forms OF proposals with bonds obtalnable OF
the Second Assistant Postmaster General,
Washington, ID. g, after August l. 1912
FRANK H. HITCHCOCK, Postmaster Cen
eral
WEST POINT. n. Y, August 1. igi2.-seaIed
proposals. In triplicate. subject 10 the usual
conditions, for furnishing wood, mineral oil
gasoline, forage and straw AZ this Post will
be received until o'clock f. NJ September l.
1912. Deliveries 10 be made during the fiscal
year ending June 30 1913 The II. S. re-
serves the right TO accept or reject any or all
proposals or any part thereof For further
information address Quartermaster, West
Point. y. y.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIPTToNs
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
once, No. 1894 Broadway, between seth and
gTth until u o'cIocL N IN
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat for West Point. NeNOgt NeNO = - -.
leaves Desbrosses ST. ] - l.. NJ: " 40 o.
p N. ". I2sth St, 22O r. NJ DaiIy y
Cep' sunday Ideal outing 20 West ."i.t' re-
,,rrinr by Sir Albany. s.. or by rail. s..
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
A Ready Reference List Showing Location, Number o
Rooms and Rent Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tresome Trips
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT GLANCE.
Two-Room Apartments.

ROYAL Grand. 100 Clsremont ave-.
Harpiey Hall. W. cath ST. t............
BaImoral court, 900 W 1880 st.......
The Franklin. 20+ W. cath st..........
nnnrlas Court. I46 w. 47th st........
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
SUM MONS.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY .--
Jacinta TOTreus Amar, plaintiff, against
Jacobo Amar, defendant mmons.--Ac tion
for separation.
To the above named defendant: You are
hereby summoned TO answer the complaint In
this action. and 20 serve copy ot your an
svyer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty y
day4 after the service OF this summons. eX-
elusive of the day of service, and in case Ot
vour failure 10 appear or answer. judgment
will be taken against you by default FOR the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated May Goth, 1872
John j. MEARA. Plaintiffs Attorney.
onic, and Postofiice address. No $50 Broad
way, Borough Of Manhattan, New York
city.
To Jacobo Amar; The foregoing summons
is served upon you by publication. pursuant
10 an order OF the Hon. james 4. Blanchard
"A Justice OF the Supreme Court ~ the state
OF New York, dated the 24th day OF May.
1919 and filed with the complaint In the
once OF the Clerk Of the County OF New
York. on the Goth day Of May. 1912.
JOHN j. NEARA, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Orlce and Postonice add dress. $50 Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. Now York Clty.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
CNTsNL1ttynNlNGLINES

For CATsKIIL. HUDSON, COXsACKIE and
way landings. Direct connection with Catskil
VILE. OTIS SUMMIT. HAINES FALLS,
Il TANNEESEILTE and
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
All Points
In the Catskill Mountains

Magnificent steel Steamers "Clermont'' new
and "Onteora" leave Pier 49, \. r. y. Chris
topher St at $50 p Nj: Yonkers 1870 p. NJ
daily eyc.pt sunday Saturday Special leaves
Pier 49, \ r., p NJ: Yonkers l:i5, for
Maiden. Catskul, sll Catsktn Mt. points. Hud-
son aud Athens Time tables giving full infor-
nation mailed on request or can be obtained
az al hotels and railway ticket Offices.
Phone lOg7 Spring
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Remington No Q. sl5, Under
wood No. 4. s35; Rotary Mimeograph
cheap satisfying judgment. Greenspun.
World Building.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Ten Room Apartments.

Eleven-Room Apartments.
he Hohenzolleru. 4a5 West End ave. So 500
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

ADVERTIsEMENTs AND sfJBscRIPTIoNs
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE, No. 1884 broadway. between seth and
aIth SITS. untl O'clock D. m.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

A A HOFMAYER Reed Barton BUILDING
32p-392 Jth ave. 9th floor Telephone 4'-I
Madison square. Agency for superior domes-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
Nine-Room Apartments.

r. Dorado. central Park West. 90. s.. 400
IToherzolloru 4gJ West End ave .-.-.. . 100
ReInord s8.7tb Observation-Disclosures. 3.30U
Scherfuerhoru 81 = s2d st.....-....-.. 4.25p
Eockledge Hall. Riverside Dr.. iO2d - 300
f'ou-orl UeU 4gs Riverside Drive e..... 200
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

USEFUL MAN-Fronch. no English ~illlhs
ohNging: European references modeial'
v.a,..e asked: citV o. country. Nine. 7 car
ncIlo'h Agency, IC3 West 42d st. phone
L.Iant hEII
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

TSFFT'L MAN-COACHNAN - Good and
careful driver. garden. lawn. etc. 10
.eood references. willing and obllgng. Chas
Wilson'S Agency 724 Lexington ave. tel
gg.4 Tlaza
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

CHAMBERMAID- sEAMsTREsS-Nea VIII
ing swedish gin; excellent chambermald .
syreiIert waitress Osterbergs b AgenCy 7ib
I ,ytpgfou ave Tel 1885 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

lCHAMBERMAlD and sEAMsTREss.-Ger
man experienced. neat girl btst r'i,fr,,
/ cnces. city or country. wages A-'-S]V. a.. a.
| at Lang a Boechcrer Co. Agency, i1-A5-i' !
| IL Nv NnrL
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

CulNBEUMAID.-N OF Ireland Prot
estart. yrry neat and willing; excellent
ref~rencrs $50 Criterion Agency, 81 Co
iutotilg ave Tel s46s schuyler.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26
SITUATIONS WANTED

ARNfHAND-Sweds. good all around man
.rd.rstauds horses, COwH. good worker 4,
sober. wages. SIS Sampson Agency, AZ
..4 80. t,bnp. ISg, MaHtppn
New-York tribune., 1912-08-26

/ COOK and LAUNDREsS go, ShsHlIs' ,'.as
| ana waitress S22. two Swedish girls, pref
| er0blv together. city or country. hynttlheh
| .I.,.cy 1t0z 9Th ave Tel 1905 Harlem.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-14
The Adela Verne Concert.

The world famous pianist. Adela
Verne, who is spending vacation in
Glover, where she stopped several
years ago, gave one of her best pro-
grams at the Congregational church
in Barton Friday evening. Consider.
ing the audiences and enthusiasm with
which she has been received in the
musical centers Of this and other coun-
tries 1t seemed that there was not
large audience, but most of our towns
people went to Glover to hear her a
short time before. Those who play
the piano call her playing wonderful
and place her in the class with Pade
rewski. We must mention also the
performance of the Glover Cornet
Band who played selections on this
occasion. Particularly striking was
the G. L. B. March composed by Adela
Verne. This composition was played
with the greatest spirit and gave evil
dence of marked improvement and
was received with much enthusiasm.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-14
BARTON

Elmer Bigelow and sons are visiting
at Milton Heath's.
Ruth Gleason is visiting friends IN
lrasburg this week.
Miss Vera Webster visited friends
in Richford last week.
Miss Mary Wheeler visited friends
in lrasburg last week.
Mrs. z. E. Hanson visited friends
in Craftsbury last week.
Miss E. J. Webster has heen visit.
ing relatives in Irasburg.
George Scott of Andover, N. H., is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. j. A. Pearson.
A daughter was born to, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Roy Barron Sunday. August
IL.
Flora Patterson and Gladys Katen
visited friends in Craftsbury last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Piarce visited
In Wells River the latter part of last
week.
Miss Hazel Prime of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. nj. f.
Prime.
Mrs. Sarah Powell visited her son.
G. r. Powell. in Island Pond over
Sunday.
R. A. McClary and family of AL.
bany, N. Y, are visiting at w. E.
Hanson's.
Mrs. H. S. Farnsworth of Sar
Francisco, CAL. is visiting at Andrew
Twombly's.
Mrs. Charlotte Smith of Cam
bridge, Mass, is here spending hel
annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Rollins visited
relatives in DanviIle and st. Johns
bury over Sunday.
The bank will be closed Friday
August 10th, in observance Of Ben
nlngton Battle day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Bsrrows arr
taking an auto trip to Norway, Me.
to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. H. Spalding of Arlington
Va, is the guest Of Rev. w. A
Warner and Miss Ida Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Johnson an
daughter of Manchester, N. H., visit
ed at w. A. Roystan's last week.
Miss Evelyn Copeland of Melros'
Miss Lillian Robinson last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-14
Wilmot-Hale.

The following is from the Lyndon
vile journal:
Geneva Brown Wilmot and Charles
Silsby Hale were married Wednesday,
July "a. at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. J. Hubbard,
Rev. J. J. Hutchinson performing the
ceremony. Only members of the i'm
mediate families were present. The
maid of honor was Miss Pearl Will
mot, sister of the bride, and she was
also the ring bearer, the rings being
carried on a rose branch. The best
man was Bernard Hale, brother of
the groom. AS the bridal party en-
tered the parlors the chorus from
Lohengrin's wedding march was
played by Mrs. J. j. Hutchinson. who
also played through the service,
which took place at IL 80 o'clock.
The decorations were ferns and brid-
al roses.
"The bride was dressed in mousse
line de sole over white silk and car
ried a shower banquet of lilies of the
valley. the maid of honor was
dressed in white gown, handm ade
by her grandmother. Mrs. J. S. Will
mot, who was unable to be present,
and wore pink bridal roses. The
brides going away gown was wood
colored liner
''After the ceremony ice cream,
cake and fruit punch were served anC
each guest received box of wedding
cake.
'They received many lovely gifts
of cut glass; embroidery, silver anC
furniture, besides money.
"Mr. and Mrs. Hale left that after.
noon on their wedding trip, going to
East st. Johnsbury by automobile ant
then by train to Portland and vicin
ity. They will also spend two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Hale a
Lunenburg. who are here from Trini
dad where Mr.. Hale holds the position
of United States consul. On their re
turn they will reside in Lyndonville.
They are very popular here and man.
friends gladly extend them best wish
es and congratulations.
''Those here from out of town fo
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. F D
Hale from Trinidad. Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Cowles of Franklin, N. H.
and Bernard Hale of Barre"
Miss Wilmot was daughter of tn
late W. B. Wilmot. who was born i
Barton. also granddaughter of tn
late W. c. Brown, who lived and die
in this town.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-08-14
Willoughby Lake District Sunday School
Association Rally.

The Willoughby lake district Sun
day school rally was held at West
more, Tuesday. August 9Th: There
were one hundred twenty-five pres
ent. This shows that the work of the
Sunday schools is receiving greater
attention than formerly. The follow
ing is program of the rally: 10 a.
m. praise service: 10 10. appointment
of Committees 10 :15, greeting, Supt.
Westmore Sunday School; 10 80, Re-
sponse by the President of the Asso-
citation; 10: as, Equipment for Sunday
School Work, Rev. M. S. Eddy: ii 100.
The. Sunday School, It's Place in
Church Work, Supt. c. F. Cutler
IL :15. The Parents Responsibility to
Sunday School, Mrs. &. F. Wright /;
II 80. The Ideal-All the Church in
the Sunday School. Rev. w. E. Allen i;
l 80 q. M, Devotional Exercises !;
:45, Temperance Work in the Sunday
School, Rev. C. E. Garvin; 2:3O,
Teachers Training. Miss Ellen H.
Wagner; 800, Conference under di
rection of Miss Edith M. Balch, topic,
A New Standard for Our Schools,
Rev.G. w. Burke. Mrs E. S. Kelley,
Clyde P. Cooper; 3 80, Reports Of the
Committees and Election of Officers i;
3 AS, Address by Prof. Charles Kent
of New Haven, Conn. The address
es were interesting, encouraging and
instructive. Special thanks is due to
Prof. Kent for the greeting he
brought to US from Connecticut and
the excellent address on "The Effi-
clent Sunday School, The following
were elected to serve as officers tor
the ensuing year: S. L. Vance of
west Glover. president; Mrs. Harriet
Myers Of Westmore, vice president
Mrs. Nellie HObson of Barton, secre
tary and treasurer; Clyde +. Cooper OF
Ban ton, superintendent OF home
department.; Mrs. Cora Wlnslow OF
Barton, superintendent cradle roll.
| The committee on resolutions sub
mltted the following:
Resolved, that we, the members OF
the Wllloughby Lake District Sunday
school association, tender to the peo
pie of Westmore church our hearty
thanks for their invitation to meet
with them, and Tor the generous way
in which they have received and en-.
tertained the visiting friends.
IL Resolved, that we thank the
officers and committees of the associ
alton for planning this excellent pro
gram and making such full pro yisior
for our profit and enjoyment.
III Resolved, that we express tt
Miss Balch, Miss Wagner and Prof.
Kent our appreciation of their inspir
ing and helpful message and that we
show it to be genuine by working
out, so far as possible, the plans out
lined for US.
Nv Resolved, that We give SINGER,
thanks to all who have so ably tax ker
part In the program, giving US new
ideas and inspiration. That We SHOW
recognition of the spirit of responsi
bility for the good of the association
that prompted everyone invited t,
take part in fulfilling his or her OBJ, i.
cation.
V Resolved, that we. thorough.
believing in and loving the work O.
the Sunday school, here highly re
solve that we will try to carry hom
with US something of the inspiration
and uplift of this meeting; to trans
late them into action.
Mary L. Wheeler,
Mrs. w. G. Dutton,
Mrs. Lyman Barber.