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ORLEANS COUNTY
GREENSBORO.

Mrs. y NJ, Wiley and Youngest daugn-
ter are visiting in Georgia for few days.
William Willis, who received word of
the sudden death of his brother and the
serious illness of his mother the past
week, has returned to his home in West
more.-Messrs Miller and Kaiser are busy
cutting timber for the new barn they in
tend to erect on the size Of the one de-
Stroyed by fire in Septombcr.-Ma
Spier, who has been iii for suinc Time, &C.
cevcd Friday Sunshine Hle." l;.r.
with remembrance rom his many
friends.-Thc Rev. Hugh Wilson of Pas
sale y. j., will preach at the Congrcsa
tional church Sunday-At the rcgulai
meeting of the Caspian Lake grang' 80
| $50, Thursday evening, the following Off
GERS We're installed by Past Master Cook
| assisted by Mrs. g. VI. Allen: Master II
| II. Haines; ovcrsccr, w. w Miller; lee
turer. Mrs. j. II harrington. assistant
| lecturer. MR.. ~ II. Kaiser; steward, y
T. Jackson, assistant steward y. Il
! Kaiser, ,nl.. Ism, G'olE" Tolman, treas
| urcr, y. l.. Drown. secretary, j. H. Bar
rington; gatoll"cpcr, Edward pomoy
/ Ceres, Mrs. II IT, Haines; Pomona Miss
Florence Maeoon; Flora, Mrs. II. ~
| Harrison; lady assistant steward, Miss
| Mae philhrOOk.
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FARMER MAKING
MOST ON MEATS
Corn, Wheat and Other Staples
Net Growers 172 per Cent.
Less Than Last Year

- rt .o,
st''"7 YIN Jam
was sildi'" M !'''''
creased V"S' u '''i" a. -"'
prices pald l"' "''"'9 'i'
last compared VII" ''oH' VI 90
ago ACCORDING 10 "E"''s "''''N'''
oN the uePart'"'"t u ak "''"''' y
the same ttH' tie '"rI"'r was
ceiVlhS less l"r ms Nt"Pl' ''"p' "a"
ne nlu IN I'Ii'
Average prices receiver ny priv.
ducers on December - last Sho"''
hoss selIlnS AT Ho'N' manure"
an increase or SIl' over l'44' "'''
cattle at so'"" were 20 ''"'S ''@'
veal caves NJ sos N'''
hisher; sheep at S+-2I We're ''
hiEhe'' am idlI'S "' N'.''
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Guilty Of Crime Involving Moral
Turpitude Is the Commits
sions Findings.
PERJURY Is ALSO CHARGED
Elk President of Venezuela Will
Appeal to Secretary Nagel
and Then Garry Case
to Courts.

New York, Jan. l5.-Gen. Don Cipriano
Castro. former president of Venezuela,
who has been detained at Ellis island by
the immigration officials for more than
two weeks to-day was denied admission
to the United States by special board Of
inquiry on the ground that III his eX-
animation he had admitted the commits
zion Of crime and felony involving moral
turpitude."
In n statement issued by Commissioner
OF immigration Williams. giving the first
explanation for the detention of Castro
and setting forth the findings Of the
board 1t is charged that the former presi-
dent of Venezuela has committed fire.
quent perjury" by pretending ito be
ignorant OF matters concerning which a
man Of his intelligence and holding the
position which he did, undoubtedly
possessed knowledge"
Castro has announced his intention to
appeal from tho ruling to the secretary
OF commerce and labor and his attorney
says that in the event Of Secretary Nagel
upholding the board. the case will be
! taken into the courts
| Citing specific parts of Castro's exami-
nation the statement OF the board says:
! Speaking of Louis Narela. who sent him
frequent kilograms in regard to the cap
/ t,ire and death Of Gen. Antonio Paroles
/ he says I do not know who b." is We
/ consider him an unreliable witness. His
| testimony to the effect that no foreigners
suffered losses Of property through his
/ actions during the years when he was
| president, we decline to believe. His re-
fusal to reply to many questions put &c
him bearing upon his right to land con-
vince us that there are damaging facts
which he desired to conceal"
The statement continues with the
declaration That upon Information
from official sources he was charged
with responsibility for the unlawfu
killing of Paroles but declined repeat
eddy to offer any information, or e
give the government any information
! In regard to the latters death. H'
refused to either affirm or deny hi'
, guilt. even after he had been warned
that unfavorable differences would b.
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CRAFTSBURY.

Frank Paddleford of Whitman. Mass,
arrived Saturday for "A few days with his
son. Stewart. who IL spending the win
ter herc.-Wiliam Williams was moved
to the home of his mother, Mrs. John
Williams, Saturday The Rev. c. d.
ierce is suffering from inhamer eyes
Mrs. Martha Remington Is critically i'll.
Her daughter. Mrs Goodwin from Hard
wick, is caring for hor.Thc Rev c. ID.
Pierce's Sunday school class gave an on
tortainmcnt of mock trial Friday even
FISHERMAN Gage is i'll. Pneumonia is
rrared.-'rhe Craftsbury grange installed
Few officers Monday evening supper was
scrved.-William Williams Of this town
was seriously injured while stopping a
pair of runaway horses at the crossing
IN Hardwick. whore teams go to unload
iced. His condition is considered critical.
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WATERBURY.

At the annual meeting If the Courrcga-
tiunal Church held in tine chapel Thurs
day evening tho rolloWInp officers We're
elected: Clcrh, f.. l.. knight, treasurer,
Mrs q. : Bidwcll auditor y. H. Smith;
music committee, {. &. Graves, T.. T..
Campbell ana ". u. clark. Reports of
tn" condition of the cnurrh and its
auxiliary work were favorable.
Georgia Bla.. the ludr-yeal-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George }.aN, vas badly
hur, Will" coasting on the tolbNvilie
Hill Friday. lie coastcd into hydrant
and his head was badly cut. His condi-
ton is as favorable as possible.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Peake are the parents of
II daughter. Mrs. T. F.. Campbell en-
t"rtained Thursday night al dinner the
committee that worked in the Kitchen for
the chicken-pie dinner Of the church.
/ Mrs. j. W Canerdy was called to Waits
! held Saturday by the illness OF her
mother-Tho Waterbury boys beat Troop
r. 10Th calvary, of Fort Ethan Allen in
II gam" of basketball Saturday.~At the
annual meeting OF the Knights OF Pythias
the following officers were elected; Chan
c"llor commander, Ernest Brishbrin; vice.
/ chancellor commander, Nelson Vas
sar' pre!ate, Il, d. Edwards mas
| ter of works. q $ Long;
Keeper of records and seals, +.
r. Campbell master Of finance. w. II.
sleeper, master OF cXchequcr Dr, H. II,
fulItrtoni master NJ arms, carr iiollen-
back trustee for tire, years, y. Il. Ed
warus
The annual meeting of the waterbury
| savings Bank ~ Trust company was held
Tuesday and the following directors elect
, ed senator W. i. Dillingham; George
W. Morse. James r, Smpman g. G.
Graves, ". Il. Clark, c. L." Mcmahon
stowe, H. G. Whitehill, ". l. Jones OF
Watsheld. The directors then elected Inc
following officers President senator
Dillingham;; vice-prcsidcnt c. G Graves
secretary, H. G. Whitehill' trea surer' '"
| Is Clark assistant treasurer, T.. r. JOS
| Nu teller Mrs. Emma irlln" ~
hanN has had an exceptionally prosper
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WA1rSFIELD.

Tie funeral of George Stone. who died
of Bright's disease. was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Palmer Monday,
the Rev. Mr.. Bennett officiating. The
Rev and Mrs. w. 4. Remee are passing
two weeks vacation in Boston and New
fork.-Miss Orris McAllister returned TO
her school work in Randolph Saturday.
after spending a three weeks vacation at
hone.-Mrs Hugh Baird spent the first
Of the week in Waterbury.--J. d. Thomp-
son of Norwich was in town Saturday and
Sunday.-Thc Rev. W. II, Dukeshirc will
give Il lecture at the Methodist Church
Friday evening.
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GREENSBORO.

The Tuch-a-bache class of the Congrc-
gational Sunday school met January 6 at
the parsonage for the yearly presentation
of reports, election of officers, etc. The
following officers and committees were
elected: President, Charles H. Miller:
vce-presidcnt, Mrs. a. b. DeBrune sec
rotary, y. H. Kaiser; assistant secretary,
Mrs. y. H. Kaiser; treasurer, Mrs.
CHARLES Miller: assistant treasurer, \. b.
Cuthbcrtson: membership committee.
Mrs. B. NJ Wiley: flower and relief COM
mittec, Mrs. y. II. Kaiser: press COM
mittcc. Mrs. s. r Achenbach entertain
mont committee, George :. Tolman; de-
yotional committee, Mrs. j, H. Barring
ton; civic and temperance committee, W.
y. aIIrdy.-Miss f.. j. Lindsay, who has
been the postmistrcss for Il l2 years, has
sent in her resignation to take effect
March Al
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mrs. \. a. Gilmon is i'll with bron-
,hial pneumonia.-Martin IS. Judd.
an agricultural student from STRAIT
ford. was injured Friday evening
when, on the second floor OF the school
building, he was pulling fingers with an
other student. The hold gave way, ne
lost his balance and fell to foot of the
stairs. striking on his hip, which was
badly bruised. He has been taken to the
sanitarium-M Marion Huntington.
who has been at the sanitorum for four
weeks. returned Monday much improved.
Edison Goodrich, who has been i'll long
time with pneumonia, is thought to have
chance for recovery.
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drawn from such refusal and that he
must take the consequences"
Such refusal" the statement says,
together with his manner and de-
meanor when asked concerning these
matters. constitute in our opinion an
admission of the truth of the charge
He liz therefore excluded on the ground
that he has admitted the commission
Of a crime and felony involving moral
turpitude"
After the hearing General Castro
was led back to his ROOM walking
with a Spanish Interpreter with whom
ne talked excitedly, waving his gold 81
headed cane to emphasize his remarks.
His attorney says that pending tho
| appeal he will try to have the general
admitted to bail.
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LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Sanborn and chill
dren are visiting in Albany and lrasburg.
Frank farCntn has gone to a hospital
in Montreal for trcatment-E. f.. Alex
ander Of West Burke is spending Il few
days with his sor, NJ. Alexander. Eugene
Rahidoau has moved into the basement
tenement of Peter Martins house--Mrs.
&. u. Bromley was taken seriously III
Saturday.-Mr Morris of the George Web.
stcr Lumber company IF Boston was az
IN" mill of II. n. and A. f. Farman last
week scaling tie hard wood Tho funeral
of the young son of benjamin Mason of
irasbure was held Monday from the st.
lgnatius Church. the Rev Father La
NiSne otilciating.-A number If cases OF
measles nave broken out in NJ. T.. TiIot-
sons Lumber camp
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DERBY.

Joseph Morrill, died last week Wednesday.
The interment was made Saturday In
the catholic cemetery at Newport. He
leaves a wife, three sons, three daugh-
tiers and several grand children William
g. Blake. business manager of the New
port meat market, died last week. The
funeral was held at the congregational
Church sunday morning, the. Rev. Mr.
Edwards officiating. Mr. Blake in his
Younger days was a resident Of Derby
Mrs. l., e. FULLER, who'had been spend
ing the winter in Newport with her niece,
Mrs Frank Wheeler. died of pneumonia
Friday. Her remains We're brought "a
Derby for intermcnt. Funeral services
were held in the Congregational Church
here at 300 D. m. the Rev. c. +. Gordon
officiating Fred BARNARD Is making eX'
tensive repairs on the place he bought OF
Eugene Perry.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from page b.

ont sunday after "a weeks illness. Mr..
Davis wiz speak next Sunday upon the
topic announced for last Sunday, The
Elements Of Great Gain.'-Arthur j. and
edwin r. Houston, who are passing the
winter in Stockton, Cal, are employed
Dy Melvin Gibbs, also formerly from
Stove. on . large government building
contract.-Thcre arc two cases of diph-
liberia in the family of Charles ]. Spauld-
,ng on Scdool street Miss Ruth Dunbar
has returned to her studies in Boston
after several weeks vacation.-Mr. ana
Mrs. f. c. Bashaw are moving to their
house OF lower Main street recently pur-
chased of Miss Ellen Hodge. Mr. Bashuw
las made extensive repairs ana improve
ments in the building, adding bath
Dom and other equipments.
\ son born recently to Lieutenant and
Mrs. H. O. Smith Of Port Royal, \. C."
is dead. aged Il days. The remains nave
been sent here and the funeral will be
held later. when the family is able to
oome Lieutenant Smith Is the son "f
Frank V. smith. and a brother OF MIS-
H. c. McMahou of StoWe.-C. j. Nc
Mahon has returned from a week stay
i'm Burlington.-On account OF the lIll'SS
q. Mrs. Tucker Mi. and Mrs. fucker
have moved to the homo Of Mrs fucker y
daughter andhushand, Nj. and Mrs H. H.
Tlckcr.-Mr and Mrs. H. H. Tucker are
visiting IN Elmorc.-Misa blanche Bun
WIS taken Tuesday to tho Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington for treatment Tor
aupoudicitis dwight Ayers has returned
20 his studies at the state agricultural
-chool at Randolph Tho stowe high
school senior class will present TN" play
The Private Secretary" at the Akcloy
Memorial building Friday evening. The
CONGREGATIONAL Ladies' Aid held a
social and conference" meeting with Mrs
~ T. Straw "Wednesday aftcrnoon-Wil-
lam Town uC MurriSvillc is constructing
the chimney for the tenement that is hc-
ing Iult I'M tn, Unity Church building
for "a parsonage
The ladies Of the Cemetery associa tior
win serve ice cream ana cake in the AXE
Icy Memorial banquet hall at the close o
the senior high school class play FRIDAY
,vcuing.-Thrrc were in Stowe during l9l
. births. IL marriages and 80 deaths
seven deaths were infants less than one
year of age and seven were of adults oVc
49, the oldest. Mrs. Phelena Straw. hc
iug " years and nine months. -ClNd'
Brink and Miss Florence Mansfield were
married Tuesday evening by the Rev
Icmu,l Davis at the home of Mrs. Anm'
Warren Mr. DaviS's boarding place
Mir Brink is employed in tn" 9. +. N r
O. Burt lumber yard and they will resid
1T present with his parents. MIR ana Mrs
t.. +. Brink--AIiss M1udo Moulton %
Morrisvillr is visiting Mrs. H. ". Billings
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ROCHESTER.

The Rev. W. S. Smithers OF Montpelier
district superintendent, preached in the
Methodist Church Sunday morning -
Mrs. Julius Messer, who has been very
III the past week, is much more comfort
able.-At the annual meeting OF the
Ladies Aid OF the Methodist Church the
following officers We're elected; Presi'
dent Mrs, Julia Kidder; ice-presidents
Mrs. Julia Land, Miss Edna Morse, Mrs
Alice Barnes; secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Lila Harvey. Mrs. Claude FAIR Is
very ill.-As Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ken
redy were returning from Hancock on
Friday, the horse became frightened by
some object at the side Of the road and
threw them both out of the sleigh Their
INJURIES, however. are not as serious as
AT first thought.
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ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


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man addition six room cottage for her
own 'a,. She has recently purchased OF
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town since Sunday with her daughter
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MIDDLESEX.

Miss Ida Warren of Mortified spent
SUNDAY with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Warren.-Miss Katrena Turney. teacher
in 40. 4. was i'll Monday and unable to
teach.-Miss May Chamberlin is ILL., Tho
ladies' of the Home Circle will give an en-
tertainment and hash supper in the
chuch parlors January c2.-Mrs. T. r.
Price and daughter Bernice, were in
Montpelier Monday. also Mrs. Glenn kel
logg.-Edson Hi moved his family last
week from Marshncld to the w. c. White
farm. He goes this week to Marshfield
to drive his stock to his farm.
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FORESTDALE.

Mr.. and Mrs f. j. Bacon left Thursday
for a western trip which will includ"
chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis ana 81
Louis.-rhe Woman's Auxiliary met WIN
Mrs. Il. Il. Partlow Wednesday alter
hoon.-Mr. and Mrs. Selden Nasnourh
AM son have gone to jersey city, \. d.
where they will pass the winter-i' D.
fortter is in New York-Mrs carrie
Demo is visiting her sister in Science
tadN. y. y
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n few days with his grandfather Dudley
Traver--The REV. NJ w. Farnham was at
home from Montpelier over Sunday
Several from here went to Troy saturday
evening to attend the Albert Stewart
wedding anniversary. postponed one week
on account of severe storms. George
Goddard went to Montreal Friday to he
present while his wife underwent a serious
operation She stood the operation better
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BENSON.

The Hon. W. f. Walker of Fair Haven,
cashier of the First National bank, ana
former senator from SHutland county, win
his daughter, Margafet, was at Dr. Jones
Saturday and Sunday.-There is a case of
typhoid fever at Levi Mungers In this
village and the house is under quaran-
dine By order of the health officer rms
is the third case of typhoid fever in BEN
son in the last 90 years.--Mrs. Charles E
Hitchcock and her sister, Miss Din OF
pownal, are spending few DAYS mere
Mrs Hitchcock IS the wife of former
esteemed Conerega tional pastor. Revival
meetings commence al the Methodist
Church MpndsA night. The lioN IN
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MORETOWN

MI. and Mrs. II. L. Austin and son,
Thearon have been visiting relatives in
Burlington few days.-T. j. Ferris was
in Waitsfeld TuesdaY.-Mrs. G. McAlister
and Mrs. Joel Haskins of Montpelier and
Mrs. Nern Turner of Waterbury, are with
their father Franklin Grifeth who is
not well.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hubbard Monday. -Louvna Sa.
bin. who has been critically i'll the pa st
week from pneumonia. is still in a seri-
GUS cOndition.--There is no improvement,
in the condition of Henry 1each.-Mrs
Harley Wheeler was called to Marsh.
field Sunday on account of illness In tho
family of her sister. Mrs. Sulham.-Lee
Daniels has bought the hay on the Banks
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" ESTFIELD

The l.. A. s. will hold pie supper
in the Congregational vestry, Friday cven-
ing. A sEort Literary program will follow
the suprcr.-Ralph Larabee. the popular
clerk AT IlitchcocE's, was taken suddenly
III with appendicitis Saturday evening. =
Louis Zen has sufficiently recovered from
the moasl,s So that he returned to ST
JOhushurN Academy Wcdno sdaN Iceland
TrdNor of Worcester Mass, Is sl'rndins
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

coleman of Rutland will preach Mo'.u"'
Hlght, the Rev. T.. G. FarweG OF run
Raven Tuesday, Wednesday ana l""'
DAY nights and the Rev. Mr. liaN""'" VI
this Dln CC Friday ,,iyht
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
tF'II.
(From the Galveston

(From the Galveston NeVs)
There are a thousand ways in which a
man can make a donkey of himself, but
Re can never 20 WRONG by telling the
Young mother that the baby looks like
her and is beautiful
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16

Wnen someone decides to sell a no
lonGcr-uscd article at a secondhand
pice, the resultant For sale" al is sur
to be good news 70 a good many folks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-01-16
HIS AUTO.

u thought you told me YOU were paying
for an auto"
80 was" 50
81 don, see any auto"
"fou haven't looked In the right ,'acc.
'io look IN my sr"ccrs garage. o. Houston
,'ost
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-30
Missing Girl and Chum Send
Postcard from Niagara Falls

JERSEY CITY, Sept. 30.-Gertrude
v. victors. thirteen years old, of 40
Randolph avenue, has been reported
to the police by her father as missing
since Saturday, along with Ethel JEFF
frey, seventeen years old, of 10S Will
kinson avenue. Mr.. Victors said he
had ascertained that the jeffrey girl
had SIS and that the two went to a
New York department store, where
the Jeffrey girls father had an ac-
count and fitted both out with travel
ing costumes.
He said neighbors had received pos
tai cards from the girls from Niagara
Falls, and believes his daughter is
on her way to visit an aunt in Chi
cago.