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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20

farnlner iii, rclignirtc beute ais
Stills. Sprehcr Der St6rpcridoit iiir
lucld)c$ Mint cr am 10. &unltur crs
mdbIt uorocn mar.
Ter Sprecer, 0r. Naltl 9eihanel,
pcrIaa einen 9s,ici bra 9lbbc, III mel-
dcm oerielbe erfldrte. NoB ieinc Ne
ii0nation nid)ta init Den 2inorNmnl.
gen oca 9ii1ois pon Hialc 5ll tbun
bobc, uelcher ibn tcnporGr ieincr
,Sinttloncll ais Hrieltcr cntbob mo
linn unbeia0l, iciHc &crbinounNen
nit ciner 3citnilN 81 l0icn.
9lbbc @cmire ia0te, CT icbe IN lei
ncr Guu0bIllnA sun SoitltS- SprcNer
oen 9Iusbrud ocS &obhpollena iei.
tens iaincr Gpllcgen; CT filblc jeNcdl,
bob cr fir Dic oiSeipinariid)c sIbn-
ounN ieitens ncS @iidloia mcNer ARit-
lcio nod Soocl pcrhicue.
2 Hifibrii h iNc 0crettct
2onbon. i9. S0nu1r. Ter
triliife Ganlpier .Gurliibn1an" ocr
iidb ouf ser 1Sahft pon Errtlan0,
Me., nadb Siperpoof befinoet, bcridl-
tctc bcutr ollf OrolrIoicnr @enc bic
RcttlnN Der N'allnlcbait Oea britt
lhen Scbponers y9auihec, ipelchcr
am I. 9tpperlber uoll GoOii noh ct.
TSobna, q. g. abfiilr.
Ger bcutid)c Ganipier y9lrInenia," "
ocr iitb auf Der tSalrt ppn Ebilaocl-
phio nnh oamblr9 b2iinoet ueloetc,
Dab Dem 6ritiihen Ganpferv Wfainc, "
ser am /. D. Ni. bon EDilabelpbin
nod 2onoon obflllr, 1lafc Si5aro
Elm llnfaQ 5rNcitobcn lei. llcber Die
9Irt bea llniaaa ent6iclt Die Bot
ihnit nidbta.
z hlitteu colli0irt nit
u 9utn.
@cui -. Sonllar. Sin Sos
hogadn (Shlittcn), oli Dem iiinf
Shulfl,oben laber, cnllioirtc 6clltf
iuir cincm 9lutonobil. IN mclden lid
orei 9lnerifoncr bcfon0er, Die Don
,Hoiei nnh ,}irid) iobrell luollten.
Niebrcrc Der andben lpur0cn ernl1lid)
pcrlcbt. (fa nurbc Den 9Inlerifnnern
BON 0rn Nchor6en gcitottct ibrc ReiIc
lort}uicBCn, oo Der llnfall ais nnpcr.
mei0li6 angeleben mur0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
&cttcriGJGecu an Wcns0nalano's
Miiitc.

. ton -. Sdnuur. Ger
gli55aro, pcldcr in letter Modc on
Der aiiitc bon 9teu.guglano tobte,
bat aroBeren Sd)nocn au &illenlabr'
jeugen nngeriNtet, uls irdeno clr an.
oercr ieit uielcn Sabrer 9Sie geltern
cpnitatirt nur0c, linb cIn Gontpfer,
icds Shooner mo cine 9arfe lills
tcr9eBougell; }ablrei6c aloere 6aDr'
scugc ipurbrn 10 lfmer bcld)ool1t
baB lie fanl nod mebr ais g9rads
limo. Gin Sdooncr, Der oErcacott
Ealnlcr," miro pcrnlbt Ter Sd)a.
ben miro ulf nabe5u ellle gtllllon
Collars ebgeid,Gbt. Gin Meniden.
lebcn 0ing perloren, 1G1 Eerlonen
luurocn gcrcttet mo al 9ano &c
bradt; bon oieieil entfulleli 1O6 aili
Sercttete oc3 Gnlnpicrs .Gobeqllio, :"
Der III Der Ban pi SlnloD 'tranoete.
2lnbcr, ,Sabr5ellge. Die 5n Srinoe
qiilger. lino: Shooncr o@ u. Mar
tin" oui Dem MatiHicllS-sliif sc.
itranoet, fl Ferionclt gerettet ;
Sdjooncr .Tllller Falmer," bci eape
Goo allfaegebcn i3 gerettet; Sd)po-
ner .Sobn Faul," iii Nalltllfct-
Sirnb gciulfelL iilni gercttct. cine
Eerion lllgetomnlcn; Shooicr
,Gretn," I'M fantidet- Sirlo rntcr-
ncganoell, ieds 0crettet; Sd)ooner
,.2aopimitl." an 9tantllfet Seltht-
idiff aifgegcben, ied,s gercttet, !,
Sdooner IS. M. Eorter," am SaB
siiper ailigeacben, iedla gerettet !,
g'arfe Nr. 7SS. bel 9tantlfct ge-
ltraloet. orei gcrcttet Gie 3olfiit-
Ter baban bel Der Rettling Der Sd)iffe,
reip. beren Diannid)aiten geraoe5ii
t5roBarii9es seleiiict, beionoers bic
}oafl,tter .9lcilid,net." .&ooobnryg "
..8rcibnni nSiasca" mo yslnoros.
coagill."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
Sdlmiot's (fltcru franf.

@crorn pabrld,cinlid nbt 5l Dem
;lrritcn Hro5eb nud bier hcrilber'
fonntcn f0nncn Sbrc Nus.
iaac miro cpcntuell ucrleien mcr=
0el.
tcm l)orf, 10, Solllar.
&ans Shnliot's Niutter, &ater nllo
Sdnpclter iino frollf illo meroen aller
Mubrld)einlihfcit nn6 nld)t I'M Stnll'
DC iciil 5lt hcm 1egelnudrtIgen 5lpr'-
tell Erojeb aegen Den frilbercn Erle-
tier pon Ielltiblano nad bier 5ll
fonnlcn. Sd)nliots &ertheiolgcr
nad)te belltc bicic slrlfiinoigllna IN
ieinen Gr6iilulngs -Eloiooucr.
Ser &crtrcter Der slntlage ertlNrte
lid oorollihin bercit, Die Ncrlell'llg
bcs 3cngnificS oca @ntera mo Der
Snmcltcr 0es slngeflagtel, oas Die
iclben bel Dem erlteu Gro5eiIc abgas
ben, jll5uIoilet iols oieielben nitt
ndd 6icr SSomnlcn tonncn.
Sd)nliOt lit bcfanntlih ongcflagt
ooa GieuiunGohen slnna slllriiller,
nit lpcl6enl CT Gin Siehcspcrhnltnlb
llutcrbicli. crmorbet 81 babctl,
Ger glngetlagtc niacbtc bette IN lei-
ncr duberen Gri1cltlin1 oclllelben
rcrluiIoerten Giu0ruf rno jciAte lih
c6cnip opotbiih, pic bci Dem erltcn
EroscB, bel mclhem, mic erlrhcrlth,
Sic Weihmorcncn lid lidlt- nllf Elm
Teroift cinigcn fnnltcn,
9ll3 0as Weridt lid beutc 9tahlnlt.
tng lpGt uertoAtc. paren crit bier Sc'
Ihmorene allsgclpahlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
Sine 1samiiicn.5 ragOoic.

Gric, IA, 49, Sanlar. sllS
1Srau San Sole bon Gonncair, Grle.
Golrltp, bcltc in 9egleItm1 ibres
Sobnes nla crItcr Gbe ibrc &pbs
mlug pcrlieb, nnrbe lie bon ibrenl
@ntten niebergeidIoiien, wcltcr ba-
roui SclbItmoro beging. Gle sler3tc
5lueiieln an Dem @ieocralifomlnen
Der ,yrau Iie Goles maren failm
Elm ,Snhr pcrbeiratbct. Sole mar Elm
reid)cr tSarnler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
Baltimore, Mo, 9nNag hen 90 Sannar 1914.
member 1riebIano prrihlltn1en nor

ncnocn lrieblono ucridlllngen nor
ben lit,
Gas bicii9e Oiarine.9urcall mellt
in Ncantpurtlnug obfdlliGer &ritlteell
horluf bin bab Ona Y9l. Z" 10 tte1
int SoIlcr 1clcgct babcn nlllB, 0aB
rcm 9ppnrlt Daiiclbc hinnell plerlllo'
aiuan}iN Stltnoen bate bebcn fonnelL
ilno bab Sic !Mitglicocr Der Sendn-
nlnH unnDglid 10 lunNc b0tten anl
Scbcn bIcibcn tonucu.
2oQt Scr Eolitif &oIct,
Spubom 10. &uii0r. Ter
Mt. Son. Seize Goaina~ mil ocnt
@eiipicl ieinesNiibrcra 3oicpb Gbaln'
6crlain iplgcn lulb non politllfcl
6clpc 9lbidieo ncbnlcn. Sr. Col
lin0a, luclcber SO 1uhre alt it, er1
fl1rtc beute, oaB cr bel Den notllcn
Gorlamcntslpablel niht iuicner ais
GunoiDat pon Der @orbeSlcn Gipltol
uon @irlringbum ms Nclo tretcn
ueroc. Gr bat oicieu 7iltritt iclt
sem Sabre 1886 I'M Earlallent per
trctcn. Sor. Ceilings mar ellli9c 3elf
l1ng llnter.S StaatSictrct0r I'M 2cpar'
tclucnt bes %nncrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
Gcpartcment fiir Gr5iebnna.
@arcau oes eEperlutcHocnten fir biieniiid,r'
;aoiiau. aha aetancssc ,9iucnaC


GGl!tmp II, SunuGr 1914.
@rirGcn fi;r 2cbrCyinRcll in ncI oicrlis
Chen GlclncuGr. Sbuicn Ucy0clt MIC foisi Sc
bditCn:
3anIa9, 3l. InnuGr lai4, bcainncnn .
&orm,, in Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III. - Enri
gUcrre UNI 0oiman 5trdbc, &riilun9 -, IN
Mpdtcn. gidbcn uHn Snnbicriiqlcit Sic Fr!
tuna fir 9idhcn wcyocu nar Nix NcGtg !!pp!i'
lSontad. = ,Sc0ruar mo 2cgiiua 8. Sc.
gyuar,. .ocanncno . &orn, niaaemIi3c Fr,
luna iilr lpCi5r 9tpplinuteu tn Der 2Scli!lc,cl
hjbcrcu I6CbtcrCbulc. Mc0ulInb Etrabc mo
gdfapctc @pcHHc; iiir gicGer !lppIiTGntcn in
o,r .Se5uIe Ytr, 100 WtouHts mo 1drnin1h
S.rnhC.
@Iithpo6 l. ceDyuar. mo 2orurriaa 3
SC3;liGg. bcAinncno 8 NOrnl, proicioncEe
Rrriuua BON ueitrn 9ipp!iiautcn IN per &ci!s
i,5e! bGhcrcn <0tcridulc; i.ir Hcacr stppIis
llneil in oCr SthuIc ltI 100.
&runN scr Hebrrr hce Gculdtcu en- MgN'
tag NtcIliidg NH OIiiirodh. g.. ], mo .. Sc
bcudr bcnUrieuo . 9iprm. IN Der 9Seil!ihen
BbbereII 16d,teriduc.
gSeitcrc SHiornlGtiou criDcIt inl Bureau nca
Super;HituecRie1
1runcio Y. 5ppcr,
1urcrinicuocnt bCs dtfcnIidcn llntcrridjts.
(fau19-22tj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
3wci StrGilingc cntmiid,t.

gAherlinl Y. -Ya, 10. SAT-.
9olts Scnorids bon @ooo-Goull-
Il, nnb @ropcr Snitb polllfe Tpmell-
Goulitu, melGe beibe eilcn lebens.
linalid)cn 5ernIll peaen .gioroeS
pcr6iibten. limo 6cltc aus Dem
'Staat$,nbtbnliie in Gpunbapille,
u. 30, cntmiidt Sic ItabIcn cine
tyeilt aus Der gScrtltittc Der 9liiItalt
ino bobrtcn o1nIit cin God III ibre
.}eicimaro. Cine Eoiic bat Die Der.
iolgung ser 1iiAtiinge auiaenoin-
lncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
Wcbr Rnbinm nStbig.


II. NooiparS Y Ielin Don Baltimore
lno orei anoerc 8clebrte Der.
iidcrn OicS ocnl Soau9.G omite filr
@erglperfc. Rapium oas ein'
,iqe SeilmitteI gegen arebs.
&aibinig font 10. Snnllar. -
Nei cincm Gerbor Dor Dem Sails.
Gonlite iiir @ergiperfe rpltroe beltte
oic @cnlrbung ron Huoiiun ulS Die
cinii0e Slltr beieifnet. mcIbe Die mea
Oi,inicbe sSiiieuifnft acNen arebss
lciocn fcnnt,
Gcr M1nrer, ucldle piele Sabre
Dem StuoilrnI Der Vebanolung bon
arcbS ge!uiomet baben. crihicnen por
Dem Gonlitc in &erbinOilng nit oet
Nciollltionen, iucld)c Die 2dnoereien.
Die rooiluuboltige Gr5e tragelL alS
Ncgicringal1nhcrcien Der slitsbelt,
tlinQ ourd) oos fublititn clit3iebett
polen. IS morcn bics lr. Soolparo
q. aellp bon Baltimore, Or. Hobert
9lbbc pon 9telu-yori Gircttor 0aps
loro pom 9tem.Yorf Staats. Snititllt
iir b6Sarti1e arantteitcn. unO Or.
=. i. VurnInn bon Der ,Sobna Sop
tina.llnineriitGt. ?lac uirr Itimmteit
oorn ilbrrcin. Dab 5ur criolareiber
Nctdnlpillng ocs Strebies ueit mebr
Mooiium bringcnh notbig iei; SIR 3ett
gicbt es udlnlicb in Den &ereinigten
Stuatcn farrm jluci (Sranlm in reblls
3irter ,Snrnl
@illinma' Grncnllnng
be il q lot.
" Dlngto 10. ,Sdllilar. -
9ic Grnenllnl9 bca 0ru. Sobn Sbels
ton Miaianls, Jest Sillis.Sefret1r
i'm ShaBalnt, sum @1brllngssGona
troleilr puroe bellte 9tahnlittag pont
Seuot IN GreflltiusS Siblng beltatigt.
Sor. @illiaus miro oanlit Gr.officic'
@iitaiieo Der 9ltlnes Hcieruebanf-
0chGroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
@rrbGneniiugllrr Stnrs.

91ncaltcf. ga, 10. Sonlar.
1IcroiianD aocbcr, elm 80 Sabre
oltc. Nnioiie bca Soloatenbcima jll
Marion, Sno, lUelder Gicr 81 Be
iud) pciltc, iiel bcute in cinem bielis
zen 2oair6aule 0r Sreppe binullter
uno MGR aui Der Steil. cine 9eibe.
Ssoebar lpar Der Mann, Der @eneral
,sobn j. }icpaoloa in icinen Arnlcn
al,iiing, ais bCrislbc in Der Shlndt
pon >@cttp0blrG Don elmer iobtlidell
Stngcl gctroiien, pom gfer0e iiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20

Vaiie jur Meiie in's Muslonb tefsfst
6. yiainc. Nr. 413, Sff. Iultimsrs. 3tf.s
nabc Gnitum Ssnie Ape.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20
b Q il q I / q t..
gearo.lcp aicbt nad.

Wtopuillc, N,.9, 10. Salt. -,
Goluaro 9caroslcp. Der tSarmer, mels
der iein poils felt mchreren 1agen.
nahoenl er 5rpei slr,nen-slitfieber
id)mer perleet bate, geacn eInc gallse
Sdbaar bon gelagercrll pertbelolgt.
tot iid) gcitern aitbciidig genlaht.
am Olitt,pod nnd,bcm icin 9rlloer
leinc ncin ainoer in aller tSorn oes
9fehtcs aooptirt bat. lif Nel Vebor.
hen ulls5ulieIerl.
IS perIm,tete geiterll, ouB 5rait
gearOslep, iucld)e nit ihren nelllr
Ssi,oern in Dem Snuic nit ibrelit
tSnttell eingelhlollen it, cine ibpere
Gerlebllng oapou getrngen 6at, iris
hcm zines Der ainoer eillen ouf eia
mem liif liegenoen 9iepopcr orIa
nobm unb aus Teriebcn alf Den 30.
oen iallen licb, nobel lid Die Waffc
cntlu0.
@eitern 9sadmlttag ncriprad) oer
Sferiii 9earOslep, ibnl bis .Uiitt'
nod 9fittag ,3eit 5u gebell llno er
miro i'm bis babin audi init ErOs
niant ucrioraen. DIG ,Srall peIde
3ll gcaroslep bdlt, bebnrf ar5tlid)ert
Neiitonoes, oa lie cine Sdubiunnoc
I'M Nein bat. 9earbslcp erfldrtc
abcr. cr iucrbe lcl6It iiir iic iorgen.
perpeigertc Gr. Hepnolos ans Wfups
bile Aeitcrn 9lbelo beil ,3iltritt 5lt
Dem 6aliia uHo erilldte Den gr3t
nr. linn 9erbanO5cus uno alttiiep'
tiihe 1toiic i'll perid)aifcn.
gScm 9cnrOslep bis jinn Oiitt'
mod Ntittog bic ainocr llIo Die
,Srau nitht aIslieiert, miro S6eriff
%nocrion oas 0ans ltiirnlen. gr
miro odnn ieincn jpei Sd)arfihiitcn
S0oppcr mo SnnberA ats Games
tomn pie Srbrc aeben, ocn 0iilfsife'
rificn ndh Dem 0auie poran Sit ge'
hen. Innn miro fein Garoou mebr
gcgeben uerocil.
Cine Stlltoc uor Der ongebiideil
ShieBcrei biclt @earbSlep, mas man
cileu oifentlihen gnlpIang nennelt
tjnnic. ab Cine 9ln5nll SdaiillIti'
&c, ucldlc Die @afe 5u Gintcrgeber
pcritanoen hatten. gi,aen Die Strabc
binab on Dem 9earoslep' 'ihen Saiiie
ruriiber. Nearhslep rief einiae Der.
ielbcn nad) Dem ,Scniter i,no plaii.
oerte ungenirt NIT benielben. Mud
idrieb cr nni eine Nn5abl slniihts.
Noitforten icinen Han,cn .Gomaro
artbnr @e1roslep" uno nllBen Dor
Dem Snuic muroc Don M1nnern cine
Samlnllula ueronlialtet nelde 81.
% crqab; oicie pirbcn ibm ourh
has jcrbrodenc tseniter, III pelbem
Ct nit ocn @elpebr in Der Snno
! itano. binein gereidbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-01-20

81 Glcpelano, 8, bnben 5ipei
jl,nae 9urid)cn Den lilmelier $. s.
&einberler in ieinem Saoen ult
Gialnalltcn i'm @ertbe bon $1,000
reruntt. slls t0cimberger Den Hdii-
bern nahipra!.s, saben oieie orei
Sdliiiie aui ibn ab.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
3\dditNaA Nevos Page kaA S. Oehster, 2oeaA Sdsor
Marvin III. Drown.

Once again the death angel has
visited our midst and taken from US
one who was very near and dear to
many. Marvin Drown we called Friday
night, Dec. 10, from this to the home
from which none ever return. He
was born in Charleston, Aug. 2, 1914,
being 81 years, four months and Is
days. He has been in poor health for
several years, but was confined to the
bed only two weeks and four days.
He bore severe suffering patiently for
long tim@ He gave his wife and
only child wise and loving counsel to
the last. Of him might truly be said.
"He hath done what he could" He
was a member Of the Methodist church
and was always a regular attendant
when health would permit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Drown have lived with their
daughter, Mrs. Geo. King the past II
years and the funeral was held from
their home. Mr.. Drown leaves one
brother, L. A. Drown of Evansville
and one half brother, A. H. Allard OF
| Newport. besides his wife and daugh.
ter and other relatives and friends to
mourn his loss, but feel that their loss
is his gain. The services were con.
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. w. S.
were sung by Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney Of
Orleans and the flowers from loving
relatives spoke of the love and esteem
in which he was held. Interment ir
the family lot at Bloomington Center
Card of Thanks-We express ou1
heartfelt thanks to all who by word Of
act helped us in the illness and deatf
of our dear husband and father. May
each and every one be abundantly
rewarded.
Mrs. Della Drown,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. King.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
~
Volume mo. II
EDITORIAL

Can the New Year resolutions have
had anything to do with the greatly
lengthened list of names against which
the AS were marked for these last
four weeks of school? If that is so,
let US hope that the New Year resolu-
tons will hold good, for "Let him
that thinketh he standeth, take heed
lest he fall.
Those having an average of A for
the last months work are: H. Bart
lett, Cole, Going and Mathews and the
Misses Bartlett, Beede, Clapper, Ord
way, Perley, Prue, Richardson, Skin
ner, Wedge, Whipple and Winget.
Miss Briggs and Miss Huckins
visited the third and ninth grades OF
Barton graded school yesterday. For
this reason their pupils had holiday.
At the teachers meeting at the
schoolhouse, Mr.. Smith read articles
on Mrs Julia G. r. Dorr and on
educational reform. Miss Joscelyn
served tea and pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
The natural conditions Of the land in
the rear of the school house discourage
our efforts to establish a skating rink
there. but the BOYS have by no means
abandoned the attempt.
The entire school will take vaca-
ton Friday in honor Of the county
teachers' convention to be held in
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
X She SuMlor Buzz II
Price One Cent
JANUARY IL, 1914

Barton Jan. 16 and II. The program
will include addresses by Hon. Mason
S. Stone, Gov. Allen M. Fletcher,
Pres. John Thomas of Middlebury
college, DR.. Chas. Dalton, secretary
of the state board of health, and by
Prin. H. ]. Stannard, and a demon
stration of writing by Miss Louise
Gaedke, expert Of the Palmer system.
Ask H. P. w., and G.. M. w., what
adasity means.
Visitors in the school for the week
were: Lucille and Phillipa Joscelyn of
Newport, Otis Smithers and Miss
Florence GILES. Miss Pearl Dwyer
has been observing teachers methods
in the grades this week.
Civil service examinations for fourth
class misunderstanding will be held in
the high room tomorrow
The French I class was somewhat
surprised the other day to hear one of
it's members say zen francais" that
she was born in 1928, and another
one say she was seven years old.
The boys of the high school have
decided to add boys glee club to the
school organizations.
Books have been loaned by the
school to the English classes which the
Rev. E. w. Eldridge has started fol-
the Russians of the village Mr..
GILES is assisting Mr.. Eldridge in this
work,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
EAST CHARLESTON

Mrs. Selma Wheeler is quite i'll.
Chester Gray has h ad telephone
installed.
jos eph Canning is in West Burke for
a f " day
os ger. no is 20 health,
is t as ell.
ON Can ng ha on o w,
t DIRK or tn winte
harl Wo oft is eri w "a
scess n hi left h J..
Der A n sp, tn pas W
It'll + iativ in 0 ans.
Hell n an Irea Da $ Of Isl d
ond pent ne We end it'll e
Buc,
M an Mrs 60. Pier an
Buc and red T w re il Wit the
grl last eek.
M. DWELL DIV F ra ave
re 7ntly had t5'epho es tai in
tn il re dence5
topic or tn E pray citing
] n. l "Pu" Sc, Pers ten and
wer n Pra, r" lead S. E..
ou
Mr.. nd M Ira Ora an family
B wnin2 W re est of her
are s, Mr. nd rs. il n Hill,
Su1J Y.
H en- II 'ew has trr to her
HON in = xviii b ore she left
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at no - If h sis er, rs. Geo.
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an YER leas Mt min spent.
a party f SO relat es nd friends
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as pas d w tn Usi and games.
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Of thel, esteem.
WESf CHAR STON
Mi Alb tine at has returned
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Mr. Walt Hill ct
IL rye u,n ng5 as been i'll with
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w ing or E H ilton.
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hi ncla S. Barrup.
oNTI E. PAGE SEVEN
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
ORLEANS

Jesse Booth is caring for Will Bart
lett.
Isaac Keyes has been quite i'll but is
better now.
F. II. Churchill has been visiting in
Waterbury and Morrisville.
A few more calendars may be had
at III. Dickens's Office for the asking.
H. S. Webster is in New York on
business for the postoffice department.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Sanders have
moved to Albany to the farm with w.
0. Trip.
w. H. French and Mrs. Alice Cole
are visiting relatives in Springfield,
Mass, for two weeks.
Several attended the costume recital
by Eugene Cowles at NEWPORT Friday
evening. Miss Sadie Lothrop was &C.
companist.
1t is signal honor that came to J.
G. Turnbull of this place at the dairy
mans meeting at Rutland last week
when he was elected president of the
Vermont Oairyman' association. The
Monitor quotes in another column
editorial comment by state papers on
Mr.. Turnbull's success as a creamery
man.
On Friday evening. Jan. 16 there
will be public meeting addressed by
state superintendent of education,
Mason S. Stone, and by the governor
of Vermont. Allen M. Fletcher. Both
men will speak upon the educational
future of Vermont. Music will be
furnished by the high school orchestra
and glee clubs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
Suffocated by Wine Fumes.

Five were suffocated in a wine vat
at Brugier, near Limoges, France, a
few days ago. The five were working
at a wine press when one of them, a
girl named Crouzet, who was in the
vat, fell and was asphyxiated Her
four companions rushed to her help,
but also succumbed to the fumes.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
PROBATE COURT.

George G. Chase estate, Craftsbury.
Administrator inventory filed.
George C. Nourse estate, Browning
ton. Administrative inventory filed.
Rucia L. Wright estate, Newport.
Executrix's inventory filed.
Cora B. Dodge estate. Barton.
Commissioners report filed.
Avery E. Dennison estate, Barton.
License granted to convey cerCain
real estate which deceased, IN MS
lifetime, was under contract TO con-
vey. Commissioners report flled-
Eugene F. Bickford estate. Barton
License GRANTED to sell real estate.
Ephraim Taylor trust estate, Barto
f. E. Baldwin, trustee. settleo
annual account.
T. B. Hamilton trust estate, Bart
F. W Baldwin. trustee. settleo
annual account.
Brainerd Stebbins trust est ,
Barton. F. W. Baldwin tru' >
settled his annual account.
Carl C. Rollins estate, New TT.
A. F. Lawson appointed administ or;
Fl. n. Bates and George W. r rs.
appraisers and commissioners.
Petition filed for the appoint I of
a guardian unto Winnifred A. S son.
of Bloomington, representing tt
be a spendthrift. Hearing j 7,
Newport.
Petition filed for the app tine
of a guardian unto Myrtle A & ars ,
of Newport, representing to e
insane. Hearing, Jan. 8, at wpo I.
Samuel Holbrook estate, eWp t.
Commissioners report filed.
Melissa J. Brock est I ~.
Administrator and appral S i en-
tories filed.
Alzadia E. Percival es c en-.
try. Appraisers inventor led.
Bertha E. Vancoe, n port AID
ministrator' inventory ii
Albert Todd, minor. M an, avin
attained his majority. g ardi9
account of Orleans Tru Co., orm
guardian. allowed, ardi I
discharged.
Helen E. Nourse tate De, y
Will filed for probate ear g, n
rs, at Newport, 10 a.
E. T. Seaver estat Tro A ca
from allowance of niss ners LEI
by Charles A. Lucie1 ere itor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
HAPPINESS.

Do not run after happiness, but
seek to do good and you will find
that happiness will run after you.
The world will seem a very good
place and the world to come a
better place still. The beautiful
thing about life is that, no matter
how lowly our place is, it is in the
Kings sight. There are a great
many things we cannot do, but we
must do what we can, especially
the little duies.-Margaret Sangster.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
All He Asked.

Up in Alaska there used to be q
district attorney who was long on ma
tive oratory, but short on education.
Once, while prosecuting a big case,
coming to the finish Of his argument,
he leaned across the rail and made
this plea: All 1 asts of you, gentle
men of the jury, is that you now re-
tire and mete out jestice as she de-
serves to be metz
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-14
Card

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a so cent bottle of
Green's Warranted Syrup OftTar if it fails to
cure your cough OF cold. We also guarantee
a % cent bottle to be satisfactory or money
refunded.
Fred d. Pierce, Barton
A. O. Austin, Orleans
r. NJ. COWles, Albany
E. w. Barron Co., Barton