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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-29
lakes Eastern Charra.

Eau Claire.-The Rev. Father Far
rell will leave Notre Dame in a few
days for Philadelphia, where he will
take charge of st. Peters church.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-29
Contractors Are HandicaDped.

Fond du Lac.-As a result of the
scarcity of labor all contractors. OF
this city and vicinity are handicapped
in their work.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-29
Fined for Huqaina Girl.

Paterson, N because he Rugged
Freida BTickman against her wishes,
Louis Bucceri was fined $50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-29
Superior Faces Coal Famine.

SSSS ~Oeit = eatii'iiSs
Superior.-This city faces d coal
famine. 1t is predicted that hard
coal viii so to $40 a ton.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-08-29
ACHIEVEMENTS Of
LABOR MOVEMENT
Striking Accomplishments That
Have Resulted in Public
Good.
WORK REVIEWED BY G0MPERS
Head OF the American Federation
Points TO the Things Organized
Effort for the Prevention of
Human Misery Have Made
Possible.
BY SAMUEL eoMPERs

Precedent American Federation of Labor,
in Kansas City Star.
The grandest achievement and the
greatest glory of the American labor
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gs lit eine b06f Iobensperte
Neuerung in unierem Dffentlihen
Shulpefen, bob cine Gr3tlihe Som
million eingeIeBt 1T, Inn oen 9efuno=
beits5uitano Der Sdultinoer gu beaufz
iidtisen unO itatiitildb feit3uitelIen.
Oteie 5iiriorge bat fir bie 2(rbeiter=
beipegun9 oas 8ute, bab iie 1o5iale
llebelltdnOs Dffentli9 tonitatiert uno
ole 9erpaltun9 5pinst, iid nit ote=
len llebelitdnoen gu befafen uno auf
Ibbilfe 81 iinnen, 8. +. tpenn iie im=
ItanOe 1T, folhe 5u f6affen.
Soebea lit Der 8eri9t ser aommiIz
Iion, ber<oie lebten apei Sabre ibrer
5dtigteit umfaBt, erf6ienen uno ae=
itattet einen re6t lebrreihen ginblid
in Die Reiultate Der meoiainiI9en Snz
fpsftion.
Der aommihion iino 86 Glemenz
tarfdulen unterit felt, beitebt aus sinen,
gbef OR. Sbermon), bier Spesiali=
item, 5tp0lf 9ler5ten unb a9t5ebn
Trdnteniparterlnnen. Sr. s. &. Ylaz
cat lit Der grpert fir Subertuloie,
Or. u. 9. !6oiparo Der Grpert fir
geiitig suriidsebliebene 8inoer, Or.
g. M. Monion, Der SpesiaIiit fir
4usenfrantbeiten uno SRI. Charlotte
9tetnbad 1T Die fir Die llnteriuduris
oes 3uItanoes Ser abnormalen 3inoer
1noeitente unb aefdulte Speaialz2ebs
rerin. Die 8ebanolung Ser tubertul0z
Ten 8inosr finoet in aht Shulen. oie
freie 2uft=Rdume aufpeiien, itatt; Die
llnteriuduns Der ausentranten Sim
Ser in Der 8rolpnelfhule, mo ainoer,
oie 8rillen brauhen uno oeren gltern
mittellos iino, oie Gldfer toftenfrei
erbalter.
Sn pier5ebn Sdulen iinb alaKen
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Die Stabt mietet (rleaieb) bas
2anb fir 20 Sabre fir $1,000 per
4nnum, be5abIt fir ale 9erbsFerun=
gen unb Steuern uno tat bas anz
taufsredt fir $4,000! llno bieie
Summe fir einen I9maIen unb lanz
gen gersabbans! SIN Stabtrat FAM
Den iicb sliidliderpeife 2eute, Die bic
Sa4e unter Die 2upe nabmen, pesz
balb man ben Steal gftate 8oarb Be-
auftraste, ous 5tiid Gano absuz
iddben. Der 8oaro tarierte ben
Wert auf nibt gan5 $1,000, mas ben
Ourdfall Der 3ransattion 5ur ssolae
bate. Serron sins bin unb pertlaate
Die Staot auf $4,000 e9aoenerfab,
unter Dem 8orseben, oaB er burh
Wermittelung Der Guardian 9apinas
&c Sruit 60. einen aGufer intereiIiert
bate, Der pilens uno imitanoe mar,
$4,000 gu be5ablen, unb oaB 9lnbp
Sea, oapon bOrenb. 9erron bimmli=
1he quite Worte gab. bod ihn reIp.
Die Staot nit Dem 2anoe eliidli1
gu MAIDEN, neil bic Staot es baben
miibte. Cine &abe tut iih ME i'm
5allen peb - 9erron aud ni9t.
9aebr unb 9lnbp muBten gafer
uno South 8enb Mitl1 peiden.
Wiup betam bic r8enos4 70 i6redz
lid, als er bon biefem salagefau
borte, oab er iofort Der Nnii9t uno
iiber5eugt ipurbe, ettpas mufie aez
fhehen, um otefem orobenoen unbeil
ab5ubelfsn. gs purbe al1o perein=
bart, baB Serron Die aIage 5uriidz
5tehen unb ibm bic Gtaot $21, 900
Gafb be5ablen fol = ieBt $1,000
mebr. go sefheben i'm Jebruar
1912, na65uf9lagen in Der Recorz
hers Office, Glepelano, 8.
9erron muB febr getpaltig iiberz
5eugenbe unb gut tlingenbe 2lrguz
mente aus9elpdblt baben, I'm republiz
tuniihe fotpobl ipie oemofratiide Mbz
miniitrationen auf feline Seite gu
bringen. 9erron lit Elm itrammer
Republitdner unb WiGp Sprinq=
born lit elm - rWrsftlsr~, mas piel
9elo toitet. 9lrmin.
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fir geiitig suriid9ebliebene ainoer, Die
auf 8runo oes iosenannten 8innet>
i4en Neutrality-suspicious. tlafIifi3iert
uno bon beipnoeren 2ebrerinnen unz
terridtet peroen. Wdbreno Der leBten
3lpei Sabre fpuroen 50,864 ainoer
dr5tli9 unterfudt uno SO Yro5ent
oapon als oefett befunoen. BON oieIen
81 Pro5ent (31, $3.50 puroen 1898
gan5 uno 81 gum Sell gebeHert.
gtun lit oiefe srpBe 3abl Oefetter
ainber ni4t 10 auf5ufahen, oaB leBz
tere boffnuneslps iinO, - Die 3abl
fdlieBt 5dle nit uinimaler Oefetten
Bis gu iolden nit Dem gr0bten De-
fett, 8. +. Der seiitisen Sdpadiinnisz
felt Elm, = oenno6 benefit Iie, baB
Die befettsn ainoer ieIbit Damn nod
einen sroBen pro5entiaB einnebmen,
penn man oie 60 pro5ent auf oie
9dlfte reou5iert. SIT alio oisfe aIsez
meine Statiitit CUR pihenfhaftlihen
9eurtetluna oes tDrperlihen uno gel.
itieen 8efinoens ser S6ulfinber bon
teinem eroben 8elang, neil iie nur
Die ainoer, niht aber audi Die Gltern
(nad Beirut Mlter unO 2obnbe5iisen)
beriibrt, 10 seniist lie, bel ioear ftarfer
Reou5ierang, Inn eine lebenoise Inz
tlaee sesen bie io5ialen MiBitdnoe un=
ierer 3eit gu bilben, neil iie auf oen
allgemeinen fOrperliden uno geiitisen
3uitanb Ser gr5euser Oieier ainoer
refleftteren.
llno bas 1T an sic Ier Statiitif bas
ein3ig Wertpolle, 70 ipertlps Iie an iid
ielbit bonn iuii1enIduftliden Stano=
puntte 1T.
Wertpol nGre lie erit, penn iie oie
dr5tlihen 8efunoe nah oen als oefett
tortatierten Sreanen { Rahen= uno
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9eeeniiber ser un g.
lid iddbigen 5altung oes Sertilorz
heiterzp zprdfoenten @oloen beriihrt oas
ioliOariIhe 8erbalten Sinothn Seaz
lp's, 6es 8oriiBenoen oes Sei3erz8erz
banOes, oen ftreitenoen 2aprencern
9e9eniiber ooppelt angenehm.
Die beuti9en 9ergz
nertsbeIiBer haben alIo bsIdlohen.
teine 8oblen naa Gnslano gu iditen.
ioldnse BORT Die Nrbeiter ibre SGtig@
felt eineeItelt haben. sic tpihen tpohl.
narum. Die beuti9en &obIsngrGber
piiroen in iol6em Sale elm trdtig
B0rtlein mit3ureben haben.
= Die fo3iult It I den Mit=
elieoer oes Staotrats bon glisabstb.
q. s., baben cine ReIolution einse@
rei9t. in ipelter Die liioerlihe Wirtz
iduft, Die in ben perihieoenen itGbz
tii6en Oepartements bs5iislid ser
Nufbepabruns bon pidtisen Shrif=
ten uno in Der Gefhdftsfiibruns i'm
berridt. itrens sstaoelt
miro.
= Sn Sc lebtsn 81 BUN g
oes Stabtrates BON Netp Ga tile, pu.,
tradte Ser ioaialiitiide Councilman
Coulter cine Heiolution elm, porin
Der Wapor uno Die anoeren Beamten
BON 2afprenoe, fotpie Der 9outerneur
BON MaKa6uietts tpesen hires unerz
bDrten 9prsebens ssssn Die itreitenoen
Sertilarbeitsr iharf berurteilt unS
Die SerausbeorOnuns Ser Mili5 als
eine Mabnabme i'm Snterei1e Der Jaz
britonten beseihnet purOe.
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RaienbOble. Oriiisn, 2unsen, Ser5,
etc.) rubriaierte uno Nnttport ouf se<
toii1e Grasen an ole betreffenoen
gltern edbe. Qber oas tut iie niat,
uno ion fie tuobl au9 ni9t tun, tpeil
iie nidt auf Die l1rfaden 8uriidgeben,
ionoern nur biibfh cine rOberfldhen=
Stattittt" abgeben ioll. Inn Die Welt
slauben gu MAIDEN. oab pirtlih
Gtpas Raoitales fir Die oefeften
ainoer sefdiebt. Da5u 1T aber uniez
re beutise herrfdenoe 9efenf9aft gar
ni6t i'm Stonoe, mas man am oeutz
li4iten an ben grsebniKen, oen am
aebliden Grfolsen Der IA Rlahen fir
abnormale Sinoer erfieht, oenn bort
tit oas Refultat elei9 Run. Warum2
Beil Die Mittel uno Ole QebrerI6aft
feblen, por allem oas innere, ernite
Seoirfnis na4 tpirtli9sr Rettung.
oenn tpdbreno man cine tpubre
Siippbusorbeit an beinabe Soft
nun9slofe berfhtpsnoet, Die nur allein
ourA tnoipiouellen llnterridt sebei=
1ert tperoen tDnnen (ouriiber in einem
befonberen Qrtitel fpdtsr) lGbt man
Die 9unoerte bon fpru6sebre6liben
8inoern in unferen Shulen p0[Iiq unz
beriidiihti9t. Warum? Meil man iih
por elmer arbeit fiir6tet. ole pofitips
Rsiultate porausfeBt, tpenn lie einmaI
in Ingriff senommen iit. Inb oo6
muB fe e;nmal in @n9riff senpmmen
peroen, neil lie Oringenb lit uno neil
Ole io5ialiitiihe Sdul 8erpaItung
in Wtilpautee audi bierin, tpie in bic
len anoeren Oingen tpieoer oen Rez
fnrmDerDaltungen Der alten Yarteien
als 0orbilO porangebt. Snoem mir
Die Sdtigteit Der meoi3inifden Sn=
ipettion bemdngeln, peripabren mir
uns 9e9en Den 8orpurf. iie gu be-
fGmpfen. Sm gegenteil, mir befurz
Dorten, ooB lie nit peit er0Beren
Mohtbefugnihen ausgeriiitet uno nuf
etne breitere tpifenidaftli6e Bats eez
ftellt peroe, I'm fegensreih pirten 81
tonnen. Dir befiirporten, oaB iie
ibren Sheinharafter berliere uno su
elmer pirtliden dratliden Snipettion
ausgeftattst iperoe, por allem uber,
oaB ibr Die Wlittel our 9eniige betpilz
ligt tperben, um oas gu errei6en, mas
Die Ger5te errei6en m0hten, aber nicht
errsifen tonnen. tpeil ihnen bis gu
einem getpifen 9ruOe Die !odnoe eez
bunoen iinb.
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gren5t uno oeKen grud ieiner5eit ben
3uiammenbru4 Der Wilion Bride
(unter Mapor Me8iKom our Jolge
bate. Dieter Seid, in tpel9en piele
unerlaubte, aber iti0fdpeisenb ge=
ouloete Sepers einmiinoeten unb
ebenfalls Serrons 2luotments braiz
nierte, itrOmte i'm CONNER Iolde
U}iasmen aus, oab Die 8eb0rben
berfdieoentlih ianfte Mabnuneen
an Serron erlieBen, bab ettpas aez
ideben miife. Oo9 tpp5u ii9 srGz
men = ipo5u bat man benn politiIbe
5reunoe2 Oa fam Serron elm ge=
oanfe: Die Stabt. @eouht - aetan,
uno bic Stabt taufte bas Stintlod,.
Sir tpie biel? 3, ipel, fdpeigen mir
lteber oariiber. 8ouIeparos iinb eine
f9one ginri6tung unb perben folde
grobtenteils anselest auf GGnoereien,
ipo iie fonft nidt piiIen, ipas iie oaz
nit anfangen io1en, alIo iou bon Der
S9ule elm 8oulebarb am Stinflob
entlang sebaut peroen; auberbem
betommt 9erron aber nod einen
8ouleparb in Der RGbe feines 8unz
ealos an Ginsman, Wooolanb Sius
part uno 8arfielo part perbinbenb.
SEPT oenten sic setpib, meine &C.
lpihte TT 81 gnoe - nein. bas geit
tommt erit.
Oils 9erron ben Gisteid an bic
Staot iibertrug, elaubte isbermann,
bab beioe llferredte einsei9lofen
paren, Dem tpar aber ni6t 10. llfer<
redte fno an iol6em bebeutenoen
8emdi1er, pel9es ipl6en enormen
8eitant perbreiten tann. 1ebr merit
poa, uno 10 fab iid oenn Serron
na4 einem &dufer um. yliemano
pollte gliidlih semudt fein. uno 70
berfiel 5erron auf Die elorioie Sbes,
Die Staot auf bic bsoeutenoen 8orz
teile bes 8eiibes bieler uferbDf6una
(ooer ~6illiioe" in engiif9) am
Ranbe oes Stinflodes aufmertTam
5u MAIDEN. 9lnbp Sea mar iofprt
5euer uno 5lamme. Der 8ertraq,
Der NIT @nop ubseidlOnen puroe,
beitimnlte:
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Cine reebt s,pei>entiee Ean>ipefnlatien

iebt gait SO. Strabe. leste er in
2ots aus. Der 8ertauf eing niAt
be1onbers ponitattsn, unb 10 muBte
er auf Mittel unb Wese iinnen, I'M
mebr erfolsreih gu iein. Gr erinz
nerte ii4 ipieber Der Stabt uno mar
aliidlid1 genug, ber1 SdulbebOrbe eia
8runoitiid gu perfaufen, no beute Die
fosenannte 8oulebarb S6uIe ftebt.
Ginen unseeigneteren plas fir cine
@dule tann es gar nidt seben -
aber bas madt nihts. 8on ieinem
9ater, Der i'm gissef4dft mar, erbte
er auh einen Seid. oeKen fiinitlider
S3all nabe OIL bic 8ouleparbsShule
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Wm. 9erron ipobnt an Ginsman
Roah seseniiber benz partzginsans
unb 1T Befber eines sroBen 2anoz
fompleres an Der Siiofeite bon
Rinsman. urfpriinslid befab er
ouh bas @igentumsre4t auf bas
2ano an Der Noroleite, aber als
eroBer philantbrop faentte er Der
Staot ben Sell. mo- beute Der ginz
gang gum part 1T. unter Der 8eoine
gune, baB ibm Ole Stabt ben iibrisen
Sell als 2pts abtaufe, mas audi fir
einen suten preis sef4ab. Das
2ano auf ber @iibfeite BON ainsman.
beainneno an Wooblano 9ills Mps..
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Ods 8erbor Der 2aiprencer Stret=
ter bpr Dem aomite oes &onsreKes
bat it9 gu elmer rieTeen @enlotion
enttpidelt. 0a Die prefe eeatpungen
1T, iiber Die 4uslasen gu berihten. 70
erfcbrt erit ieBt oas 2ano, ipie es in
2aprence ausiiebt uno tpie man bort
nit oen Streitern umgebt.
Wobl nod ME bat felt Dem 8elteben
bes RonereTes Der Ser. @taaten elm
ioih ieniationeaes uno ihperipieeen=
hes 8erbDr Dor einem 3pmitee oes
&ongreHes itattsefunoen, tpie es basz
ienige mar, pel6es am 2. Mdrs Be-
treffs Der Strett=@ituation in 2apz
renee itattfano. eSn einfaher uno
1dblidter, aber oramatif9er DeiIe err
sdblten Die Mitglieosr Der StreitzOez
legation Die 9eIhicbte oesglenos uno
Der Miiere Ger armen, in ieoer Meiie
unterorudten uno ausgebeuteten Ser
ttlarbeiter in 2aprence.
8tctpr 8erger, Ser fo3ialiIti=
fhe Heprdfentant, batte Die 2eituna
Der Delegation iibernommen.
IS fam 81 iebr aufreeenoen Sse=
men. Die Mitslteoer oes aonsrebtomiz
tes ientten fdulobepubt ibre SGupter,
als Der 4rbeiter 2ipion, 5par in mani
eelbaftem gnglii6, aber oo6 in Iebr
effettDoller Spra9e, oie @ei9i9te Der
{hmadbollen llnteroriidung, ipelae
ourd Die !6erren pom WolltruIt perurz
fadt purOe, er3dblte. Sn lebboften
sSarben f6iloerte 2ipIon auh oas
idmadpolle uno brutale 0prseben ser
2aprencer poli5eis Der Oeteftips unb
Der Mili5loloaten. gr er5Gblte bon
5rauen, Die in robefer Weiie perfniipz
pelt purben, troboem tie
f6 Manager n uren; i9ilberte Die
brutolen MiBbanolunsen, Die tleine
Mao6en uno 8naben erouloen muBz
teu, uno pie tein Streifer iiberbaupt
oes 2ebens 5iher mar.
SGmtli6e Mitelieoer oes apmitees
faBen an etnem Slid, ibm eegeniiber
8ictor Berger uno binter ibm oie
Streiter Oelesaten: brei MGnner.
3ebn Wdo6en uno anaben, uno Ser
treter Der Ybilaoelpbiaer Sp5ialiften,
neIhe in 2aprence eine Qln5ab[ Sim
Der ab6olen ipollten. Hd9 Qipfon
nuroe Sobn 9oloen, Brdiioent
Der Serttl Worfers Union, 5eoeration
cf 2obor, bernpmmen. 9lu6 feline
2tusiagen paren Ien1ationeu, dber in
reattiondrem Sinne. gr ersdblte Ndz
beres iiber Die 0ertniippelung Der
Streiter, meinte aber, oab oieIe ielbit
Sdulo oaron trueen. gr (@oloen) lei
ebenfals segen Die 8erfdidung bon
&inoern Der Gtrifer eetpe1en.
guf eine 0raee oes Reprdientanten
Stanlep betreffs Ser SnouItrial Worz
ters Union Of tbe Worlo erpioerte
@oloen, oab bieielbe preaniiiert muir
Sc, I'M feline Organization gu seritDz
rem. Die 5iibrer, befonoers gttor uno
9uppooo, feien Nnardiiten unb fie
feien fir Die 8etpalttaten in Qaiprence
peranttportlid.
6ter 10 uro oe 9 loen Our d
Iebbafte prote itrufe feis
tens Ser Streifer unit r.
Bro ben.
6enrp, 0oriiber oes aomitees,
orobte, ale. lpel9e Die Mrbanoluneen
Durh 3pifhenrufe it0ren. aus Dem
@aal gu entfernen. Stanlep ftente
Damn folsenoe 5rase an @oloen: .Inz
oenommen, bieie Streiter iinO Inarz
diften uno ppllten ibre ainoer na6
elmer anoeren Staot 1diden, piiroen
Sic ou9 Damn sesen Die 8er1diduns
iein9"
ngeipiB", eripioerte' @oloen, eine
Mntport, oie tpobl BEL oen meiften
Mnipelenoen Weradtung eesen oieIen
famoien 9lrbeiterfiibrer er5euste.
GtrrIon Fr,,n h;oro,,f. %;o fitrr,fp.1
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27

This week Friday evening the COM
mittee chosen by the Ladies' Aid and
c. E. societies and the Mems Sunday
school class will give an entertainment
in the .schoolhouse hall. A program
of special interest and humor is pro-
vided. Refreshments will be served.
Next Sunday morning the pastor,
Rev. J. A. Mitchell, will speak espec-
| tally to the children for a few minutes
before the regular sermon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27

Don Moulton and Henry Danforth
spent few days hunting in Victory
last week. :. They got fine deer.
Wilson Hinton and Lester Blake took
a business trip to Boston last week,
bringing back six horses with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Campbell and
son Lyle and Miss Norton of Beebe
were guests at Leon Bucks last week
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27
HOW GIRLS
MAY AVOID
PERIODIC PAINS
The Experience of Two Girls
Here Related For The
Benefit of Others.

Rochester, N. W have a daugh-
ter Is years old who has always been
very healthy until recently when she
complained of dizziness and cramps every
month, so bad that l would have to keep
her home from school and put her to bed
to get relief.
after giving her only two bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound she is now enjoying the best of
health. cannot praise your Compound
too highly. l want every good mother
to read what your medicine has done for
my child. Mrs. RICHARD N. DUNHAM,
81 Exchange ST., Rochester, NY.
Stoutsville, Ohio. -"I suffered from
headaches, backache and was very irreg-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
LIB. WELLMAN, Local
L. B. WELLMAN, Local Ed,to

academy, colored school at Mackin-
tosh, Ca, and one to a school for the
mountain whites at Grand View,
Tenn. 1t is the practice of this
society to send these barrels annually,
their value ranging from fifty to eighty
dollars each. Some Of the clothing
sent is brand new, though most of it is
secondhand, but has been put in good
shape for wear. When it's destination
is reached, it is sold at small prices to
those needing it. which method of dis
posal is thought to be preferable to an
outright gift.
More than thirty members of the
Masonic order from this town made
the trip to Irasburg last Wednesday
to attend the annual meeting of the
Tenth Masonic district, a larger num-
Der than appeared from any other
lodge in the district with the excep-
ton of Central lodge with which the
meeting was held. Memphremagog
Lodge had no part in the work this
year, but were privileged to observe
fine work on the M. M. degree by Cen
trail and Orleans lodges and to partake
of the sumptuous banquet provided.
Most of the brothers made the journey
by automobile and though the roads for
a part of the distance at least could
not we'll have been worse, all arrived
in safety and without accident or
breakdown. The gathering was one of
the most pleasant ever held in the
district.
The annual Thanksgiving offering
meeting of the Woman's Missionary
society for home work was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. R.
Prouty last Friday The business
meeting occurred at o'clock and sup
per was served at p. m. to which the
gentlemen were hidden. The spacious
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Prouty was
well filled with members and their
guests. After supper a short enter
tainment was provided consisting of
vocal selections by Mrs. Ward Prouty
and Rev. L. A. Edwards and readings
by Clinton Wood and Deacon C. F.
Ranney. Several beautiful selections
on the Victrola added much to the
evenings enjoyment. Mrs. S. H.
Pearson of Orleans, county president OF
the society, was present and gave q
very interesting talk. The thank
offerings amounted to $4,000.
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thanks for what Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has done for me.
I had taken other medicines but did not
find relief. Miss CORA B. FosNAUGH,
Stoutsville, Ohio, RED, No. l.
Hundreds of such letters from moth
ers expressing their gratitude for what
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has accomplished for their daugh-
ters have been received by the Lydia e.
Pinkham Medicine Company, Lynn, Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27

Having bought, in conjunction
= = with Green & Pratt, Newport,
Vt, the undertaking business of
the late Geo. w. Bracket, [ will
continue to run the same in a thor
ough up-to-date manner, with a
larger stock of goods and all the
modern improvements.
Embalming will be done when
wanted, with all the latest methods
We will carry in stock Slate,
Steel and Cement Vaults.
Prices reasonable as possible con-
sistent with good work.
GREEN, PRATT & RUITER
West Charleston, Vermont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27

ular. A friend ad-
vised me to tax e
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V e G e t a b lie Com
pound, and before l
had taken the whole
of two bottle S l
found relief. | am
only sixteen years
old, but | have bet
ter health than for
two or three years.
T cannot aypracc NV
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27
Men and Women Wanted

In every New England city and town to dis
tribute valuable premiums, with Genuine
and Original" Rogers Silverware. Pleasant,
genteel employment. You may give part or
your entire fine to this work. No INSTALL
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osition. References exchanged. Write at
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EAST CHARLESTON

Geo. Roberts is moving his family to
West Charleston.
Elvin Spiller is visiting his brother
Alvin in Morgan.
Geo. Andrews has purchased the
Geo. Roberts farm.
Mrs. Fred Trip is visiting her son
Leon in st. Johnsbury.
Perley Harmon of Orleans was a
guest at Alison Trips last week.
Mrs. Densmore of Lyndonville is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Hannah
Stoddard.
Mrs. D. R. Hopkins visited her
daughter, Mrs. Barnes, at Island Pond
last week.
Merrill Lewis and WILDER Bennett
were the lucky hunters who shot deer
last week.
The topic for the G. E. prayer meet
ing Nov. % is Gratitude. Leader.
Elva Findley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kelley of Derby
visited their son, Parker, few days
the past week.
Helen Mayhem and little Marian
! Canning are spending the week with
relatives in Coaticook.
Beatrice Buck, Ida Moulton ant
Goldie Canning are home from Derb,
academy for weeks vacation.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27
MORGAN

School closed last Friday for a
weeks vacation
Rev. w. M. Strout of Holland
preached very interesting sermon
here Sunday in exchange with our pas
tor.
The Mems club are to have an
oyster supper in the church vestry in
the near future. Mr. Anderson of
Derby is expected to give a lecture.
All are invited.
1t is expected that the work on the
telephone lines will be completed this
week. The West Charleston lines will
be brought to this Office, thus doing
away with the Charleston central