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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
Sermntergehplt
gSurnen 9eutihe BON 81.
mem braiilianii6en
Samp Ter.

9 a IN y Ter.
Sem gorf, II. September. Ser
braiilianii6e 9anlpfer r&io De So
ileire", Ser am 9onncrstag bier eln'
traf, perIor, mic Der aapitan berib-
ietc unterpeas 26 Huiia9iere, oie Dor
Can't Sbomas, 8ritiid WeitinOien,
anl 10. September BON Sffi5ieten 6eS
iransoiiifcu &rcil5ers nGonoe" her.
untergebolt pur6en. Sie betreflenocn
Tuiiogierc muren Ieutide, Die nadD
Der Iniidt Der .Gpnoe" auf Der Retle
naf 9elitihlanb march, rnt bort m
Die Irlnec ein3utreten. @or Sanop
Scot iDuroe Die ,9tio Oe Saneiro" BON
Den englii6en areu5ern nGiier" ulo
,,9ancalter" angebaltcu uto nodmals
n16 etrpaisen beutiheH &a'iaglcren
ourtiiild)t. Iatiirlitb perlief Otcle
9ur6iuhiirg frudtlos mo DEM
Sampfcr nurbe haralli geItattet ielne
Subrt fortiuiesen.
. .Sprt be5rance, MGctlnlque,
II. Septenber. Siini3e6n OelItidle uno
iiebel oiterreifii6e Jteicrpiitem Oie
ourd, oie Mannihaft 0e5 frur50iiihcn
areu5ers nGcnoe" bonn braiilinniifen
Gambler ,9fio DC SSaneiro" 6erunter.
acboIt lporoen paren, trafen oil Son.
,lerita Miorgen bier Elm.
Ter norpeaiihe 9anlpfer Selma"
ipuroe pon Der .Gonoe" in Der gidDe
ron ct. 5bonas gefapert uno noa
Sort oe Jrance 9ebrad]t. Ser 9am-
pier bate aoDlen, Sel umo aonleroen
on 9orG, Die anecblid) fir oeutid)e, i'm
GltlaltiIhen S5ean frea5enoc arIegs'
itiife beitimmt raren.
Weitere Ye # Ratten ges
fangen.
Rem Srledns, 2d., II. Sept.
Oreiaebn Rattsn, lpel6e Don be-
geit infi5irt limb unO Oisr5ig lpeitsre,
Getr. beren 9srba9t porbanben lit, oaB
iie aud anseItsdt iinO, puroen am
9onneritag in einem 6ineiiiden Res
itaurant, ettpd einen bdlben gIod BON
oem Sauptquartier Oes Silfss8enerals
arStes Gr. D. s. Ruder, unter oe1en
@ufIi9t Die 8etampfuns Der pIage
itebt, gefanoen. 9as GtabIiiIement
lpirb seidIofsn bIsibeH, bis ss poar
itGnDis DON Rutten ssidubert lpprbsn
1T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
0eiiibIe Der Jrennbibaft
,Sest Supuu angebli4 fur
bic 8treinisten g Staa.

Sotip, II. Sept. Gin Diner, bas
am Oonneritag Ibenb bon Der Sapa'
niidsn @ersinigung geseben ipurbe
unb oem Der Winiiter oes IusDdrtis
gen Sataati Sato iuipie Der Der.
Staaten Yotidafter 9eorge W.
@utbrie beirpobnten, seftaItste iid gu
elmer entbuiiaittiden &u7bsebuns fur
bic Der. Stuaten.
8iscount&entaro &unatp. Der prds
fioent Der @sreiniguns, sriff in elmer
.,ebe Die 2sute iebr iaarf an, bic
fi1 bsmiibtsn, 3pietraat 5piihen ben
Der. Stantsn uno Sapan gu iGen.
,Sapan fpiro", iagts er, Die pbilip'
pinen niemals ansrsifen unb lie bfst
aud nidt bic Ibiidt, ie ben 5rieoen
Der SerritorialgepGiIer Der Pbiuippi'
nsu gu itOren."
Bon anoeren HeDnern >tpurbe ei1
Elm giinbniB 5piIden ben Ser. Stua-
ten unD Supan CUR Si6eruns bes
sriebeus i'm Stillen S5ean in Qnres
gung 9ebrddt.
@egen 0eutids eeri9tet,
bic ameritaniite 8ertbs
papiere beiiBen.
2onbon, II. Sept.-Oos Som.
nittee Der 2onboner 2lttien 80rIe
fiinbigte am 9onneritas an, bob es
binnen aursem Elm Datum feitIeben
-ipe,oe, na9 tpeldem amerifanii6e
W.rtbpopisrs, bic ii6 in Sdnben bon
Biirsern feinbltdsrNationen beftnben,
nift msbr an Der 90ris rertauft lpers
ben biirfen.
Den MitsIisbern Der gorIe, bic
foIds Dsrtbpapiere beiiben, plrb ses
ratben, bieTelben rssiitriren gu luffsn.
9efIbIsbufelei.
2onbon. II. September. Siinf.
ala Der betannteiten enaliiden Sbrift.
TELLER unb Sdriftitelerinnen baben
cine GrtIdruno untsrssi9net, in nell
der lie idaen, pab Gngldnb es isiner
Gbre fhuloia aetpeien pGre, dttiOen
QntbsiI am aeaenpdrtioen &rieu 3ll
nsbmsn. Inter ben llnitaeihnen DIE
Ter Grtldrune bsfinbsn lid: Rubpurb
aip!ina $. @ranpille Barter, Sir
g. W. Barrie. 4rnolD Bennett, RObsrt
9rioses, 9. &. @beiterton. Sir Ir-
thur Conan SupIs. Sir Riber Sags
aarb, 5bomus 6arbp, 2lntbsnp Cope,
Sutptins. cserome &. :Ssrpme, Senrg
Qrtbur sSones. 8. q. DeIIs uuo Srau
Sumphren Warb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
unfdHe.

= In Der 9ine unb Court Strdbe
ipurbe aeitern Der Strabenbabn.aon.
butteur ssobu &aiier, % Sabre alt.
opn 20. 1914 Glen Bart 4pe., burdj
einen Wdgen Der Gmpire 0ineadr
So. BON bsm 3auibrett elmer Glart
Strabe ainie Gar aeitoben uub soe
ii6 Der Wann bur6 ben Stur3 auf
ben Iabrbomm cine geritauduna bes
Riidens unb cine Siiitenrerrentuna au.
Saiisr mubte mad BEN itGbtii9sn so.
ipitul aebradt iperten
- Gn Der Jiirftsn Strabe unb
Central Qpsnue ipuroe geitern Qbsnb
Der % Sabre aIte Som Conner i'm
Sterling Sotsl ipptn5dft DOn sinsn
BON Wilidm Bauer gelentten Grdft.
tpagsn nisbsrseItpbsn unb trus lsidte
@srlesung an Der Nais bapon. Gon.
rer fpeieerte iih bic 9erIssunsen i'm
ftdbtifden 9ofpitaI ucrbinben gu IaI.
fen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
Rleine 1sliseiRad4riAtex

Inter p,rf6isbsnen @srbadts.
momenten purbe Der "a Sabre alte
sSrant Warcus, bon Der Gront urb
Carr Strube in Sait uenommeu. go.
lisiiten fanbsn cine. Giite nit Giern
auf elmer gauiteIIs an Der Jront
Ctr. ipeld. aniginsnb aug einem
S5rattpaaaOn gsitObIsn mar. Die
8samten faben apsi Wdunsr, tpsI6s
Bel ibrem Grfdeinsu bic ifludt ergrifs
fen. Warcus tpoIlte ii6er einen 81.
fenaaun 6inipegieben. fina fit jsoo9
nit bem Tub in bas glitter unb ipur.
be erariffen. Spdter oslana es in
Der perion Ses "a Sabre altsn 0iIl
Sullp bic annette Oerbd9tiss psrion
feitaune6men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
eSnlano Selegrapb
NDb mnsiinftiger
GeitaItet iia nah elmer gnti6siouns
Deg Sberseridts Die yinaH5.
Iags gincinnatis.
8Onb3inien Big gum Sabre 1911 gu.
rid mifen in bic 5ebn UliIs
Grense eingei6lofen per.
ben.

GoIumbus, O., II. Sept. 0as
Staatspbergeridt bat am 0onnerita9
Elm peremptorlI6ss WaRoamus qeasn
Die gubgettommifiiOn DON Somilton
@ountp erlanen Iaut peI6em bic
8ommifIion angeDieien pirb, in bic
Steusrgren5e Don 3ebn Mils cine ge,
nigenoe umlags ein3ui6Iieben, mel.
te fur Die 3inien uno 4mortiIations.
gsbubren fiir ale gonos @ortebrun.
gen trifft, bic 3Dif6sn Oem 2. SuIi
1911, Dem Gage, an peIdem oas
Smith Gin prO5sut SteuergsIes in
Strait trat, uRO oem 8. Quguit 1913,
osm 5age, an pel9em bag amenbi,
renoe &iIPatrid Geies geIesestraft
s-btelt CUR Nusgabe gsIunqten.
$ Die gnti6eiOung nuroe pom C6ers
rihter 5ugy 8. Ri9ols pertiinotqt.
Die itGbtii6en geamten Don Girs
finnati 6atten ben Stanopuntt oertres
Ten, bab Die umIassn fir bic Bombs
ausgaben 5Dii6sn bem 2. SSuni 1911
nno Dem 8. 2luguit 1913 ni6t in bic
5ebn Wias @ren3e ein5uf6lieBen ieien
oa in benz &ilputrtt @efes Die @orte
s5eretofore iFusb" sebrau6t perbsn.
Dds Datum, alf rpsl6es bas rigri.
Der" ii4 be5og, mar mad Der 9nIi6t
Der 9eamten Der Gtaot Cincinnati BET
8. @usuit 1913, Der Gag, an psIdem
bas ailpatrid gsieB in &raft trat,
tpdbrenb Gountp Qubitor g. 80. DUR
bon 5amiIton gountD ben StonSpuntt
pertTat. bab bieiss nSsrstofor." fi6
duf ben 2. Suli 1911, ben Sag, DON
fpelfem an oas Smitb GeIebe oiiltia
1T, be5iebt. gr erihisn oenn aud Dor
Dem Suprsmessrift unb erfpirtte bas
Manbamus.
3p6If 9ersIeute perf9Ht
tet.
Salt gate gitD, II. Sept. -
eSnfolae zines grbrutI9es in Der Gene
,:euniaisgursta Wine su Gureta ipurs
ben sfp5If 9sreIeu!e perf1iitts..
,zsctbsrs ssine, alusiidH auf ssttnNss
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gitp 70 gut amiifiert, bab CT mad bsm
itdbtifdtn &ranfenbaus sebradt tper.
ben mubte. Rad Teiner 5erfteIIuns
ben Der tleinen 9lltobplpergiftunJ
sins er bic Sobn Strabe entIans, no
er an Der Gront Strabe bon 5p.i
Burden nieberssidlasen unb ieiner
gaari9aft DON $50 beraubt ipuroe.
Cunningham, ipeldsr eine blutenbs
appfpuitbe bappnsetrasen battle, ipur-
be pieber na6 benz aranfsnbaus &C..
brd6t, unb na6 9tuIesen zines Der.
banbes bem bisrtsn pOIiSeibiitrifi
eiuseliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
Hl6sli6 geitorben.

SSn ibrcr aeaer,pobnuug i'm Sauia
SO. 3713 Spnetb gIpenue, ipuroe ge.
itern Die 70 Sabre alte Reeerin Mlarp
9ieriou 6urtJ ibre &aiiegenoIiin
@argaretbe airtbIp betpubtIos aufcc.
frinoen itu6 elm benatbarter 9(r3t Der.
beigerufen, Der rtur nod ben bereits
eineetretenen Iob feftiteIen fonnte.
Ter Coroner fonitatierte, bab Die
Jrou eines ndtiirIi6eu Gooes oeritor-
ben III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18

43; glbam aoeninser, 1139 Sopple
Strabs, $52.99; Sobu Sbrimp, 3O9
Sit 9reiaebnts Strabe, 5000;
Sacpb Sbap, 826 Oft peurl Strabe
$44.60; 6. Stall, 527 Sberton Str.,
ytepport. ap., $34.96; SacOb Reutsr,
504 Gonrop Strube. $85.52; elmer
Wplter, 929 @srmun Strabe, Nep.
port, &p., $50; geter puff, 11O6 60
lumbia Ipenue, Repport. ap., 500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
2lusldnbiidbe SlahriAten

Ole G omantif auf 6em
e 6Ia dtfeI6e 6elir Iabn er.
3ablt in ieinen Grinncrlingen on ole
GhIadjt bel Seoan ene biibide, fleine
Gpiiooe. Gr berid)tet ron ben giloern
oes @rauens, Die er aui Dem SfdadJt.
ieIoe lab, Die ibn ietiameriueiie nidt
eritiitterten. sd bate" 10 meint er,
,uI5 i'd oas rotbe areu3 nm cen lin.
ten 9IrIn ihlang, mt ieiteIn gcrios
mid gelpappnet m0cr alles diiBere
Gnticten. sIber aegau bie meife 2iib.
rlmg, Die BON inneH oas !Ser5 be.
ihIe!dt, geipdbrt ouh oas Grj brei.
iaden 8oriaees feiHen Sd]ile. SSf
trai auf einen toSten premBiif)en sSG.
ger; er bate einen SduB IN Ger Iinfen
Seitc unO mllBie, nah ar3tIidler sln.
ii6t, nod etlpa 3ebn Wiuuter bel ncl.
lem @erpubtiem gelebt baben; er
hattie Den Iorniiier unter oas S6oiip.
geibobcn lno lid alf ben redten glrn
aeIebnt, Der @Iif Der nod offener
gIugen abcr mar gerittei AMI - Ole
Photographic eines idoueu Rlo.
dlens IN ieiner itarren linfen Sano;
er bate 6as 9iIs 'aus Der gruittoidje
ge5ogen, Die nebcu ibm lag, uno bafte
ben qob eruartct, ben lesten @Ilf
aui Die geliebtcr 3iige aebeftet. Siei
geriibrt itano id cine @eile It'll, oann
l6ite id, Sas QiIo aug ieirer SmlS,
entnabm aus 6em Bel ibm geilmoeaen
@rieien ietnen unb bes Didohens
RGmen mo 9I6reiie - Elm Stabtfen
bel Saae - uno ianote ON Ibeilo
Bib umo 9rieie uno einen 9eridjt,
pie i'd Den Sooten seiirnoen, Oetrsu'
lid oil ros 5rauIein. Gs mar elm
S6reibpcrt, Oas mid iebr ergrifi.
Der 5sI0sut0bt bes9rias
sen DiIhs!m sur 2ippe =
Gum soOs bss qrinsen Dilt.Im our
aipps, aommanbsurs etues Snfuntes
rissRsgimen.s, .rbdli Der SannOpsrite
Courier Don Dem itelpertretsHbea
9eRerdltommanbo folgeuoss sur gers
0ffentIiduns: Dis jsst itOn allssmsin
ourt amtIi6e tslegrupbiihe Wiittbeis
lung aug 9etmOIo betnnnt eeiporbsn
1T, ftarb Der Bring 5risbri6 @ilibeIm
Sur aipps am 6. anguit beim Sturm
duf Giittia ben 9elbtntob fir aaiier
uuo Reid. 9a, manderlei unbsgriins
bette Geriidte Osrbreitst iino. isi Der
8eridt elmer 3upsrldiiigen qusen5elis
gen, Der on Der Seite bes prin3en ges
tdmpft bat, mitgetbeilt: Rad orbits
terten RubtGmpien gingen mir am
ROrssnOes 6. 2tusilif erfOlsrsih sesea
2iitti6 Dor. Die glbtbeiliing, 5u Der
i4 3ablte inb BEL Der ii6 cine Der Re
simentsfabnsn unb Der Resimsntstom.
manOeur g}riu5 Sriebrid Dilibelm
our 2ipps befanb, sslansts sessn Wiors
gen auf Die norbOitli6en WGle Don
2iittid. Si.r ipurbsn mir bon nllen
SeifeH bon oeigl11en 2rippen rII1s
felt, bic uns INNER snser einihloTen
iinb nit einem 9dsel bon 8eiboiien
ii6srIdtsn. Guf gefebl bes prin5sr
6ilOsts unIsrs abtbsiliIns einsn arsis,
uno mir Dsrtbsibisten uns IGngsre 8sit
aitfs hartnddisfte. GHbli9 fam gu IN,
ferer llnteritiisung bon lints eiHe
itarte abtbeilung. lin 6as Genausrs
feii3uiiellsn, srbob fib Der prins in
anieiteluns. muitfrte NIT benz Selbs
FEEDER bic beranunbenbe lbtbeilung
llnb CAB mir. Der id auf banbbreits
Gntfernuns nsben inn auf Der sSabn,
lag: .grbeben sic Die Jnbns, oamit
mir re6tseitis eriannt tperben.1 I'D
srbob bic Gabns fhipsnits fis I'M |
Rtdis, mas iSfort siHsn psfItarl1.rl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
guf einer Gar 6eitoblen.

2luf ein.r @reenup Gar ipuroe duI
BEN Wese na6 GoOinston, aD.,
SarrD Copper Don 10. IA Sit Sic.
bente Strabe bon einsm Sai6enbisb
I'm feline llbr nebi; 6dneeistie i'm
Wertbe bon $25 beiiohIsn. Der 9e.
ftpblene ,onnte teins 8eidreibuns
oss mutbmaBIiden 19aters abssbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
SdtHsxaariatex.

Hep pgort, II. Sept. - 2ln9et.:
,SbeFalOniti" DON pirdus; rGuiitas
mia" ppn 2iDerpooI.
Reapsl. Qbses.: r0uca o'aOita"
mad Nep gort.
&Dpenbagen. Ibgeg.: nUniteo
States" mad gtetp gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
lteberiallen nnb berau6t.

Cine tribe Grfabrung madis ss.
tern Der Sniaffe Der SOlDatenbeimatb
in SobnIon Gitp, senn., Jdmes Gun.
ninsbam, ipeI9er na9 Cincinnati be.
fuhSbdIber sstommen mar. Der
Mann bate fid bel Der Gammluns
isss 2osai!saasuiffs IN bet Axssn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18

tuns bprbanben mar, umitanbsn ibre
Werpanbten bic ginfabrt Sur Wiine
bis sum ipGten 4benb, ebe iie iih be-
ipesen Iieben. ibre WObnunsen aufaus
iuGen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
auS(an0 ue(egrap@.
Die Gerbem
WuBten 5emlin tpieber

WuBten Sem lin pteper
rdumen.
9pnbon, is. Sept. Der
,Simss" lpiro aus. gltbeu telesrapbirt,
baB bic Serben pieDer ssaruRssn
poroen Ieien Semlin, 9elsrao segens
;iber All r1umen.
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StelleaseiitdJe - @eibIid.

irnl fndt sieae ais SauebaIisrin eses aS.
tiH., 0gi ilir -Sbert crbeySN. 10i7 .0loore
Sirdbe 3. Stbd. biuieH.
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Sn pcrmietbea = Sduf,r.

Reues grtdhetubor.s. nit mobetriier
9inritinna nuh Stthpdiiep Seisure sead'
sufraaen 3l6t gine ctr.
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gerIanat--@eibIid.

aRdbhtH FIR ap1tH unb aueemelne 6ars'
erbeii: ieir g5nlteH: gutter eobn. see eG'
ineion Npenge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18

gab6eH. juHaes bon 10. I'm Elm alnb bon
9 80 bennffidiigeH tpabteue gefuitier Slanoeu
bes lnges. ao0n s540'g
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-18
3n permietben-3immer.

Ii47 Sberman are. 9th. I 3immer
In QUEEN BIiiun6e Efsen iebsu 9da bon 4
bis s ubr ylndn @bcns gali 1886
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atnbermdSetr In esi c. Gsesesm gse
Rbene aboH 25s2.
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gerIanst--@eibIit,.

Saus ID den; nnttr 2ohn; permnHtnit
eituuns Ran5Hfrastn Bel z. q. Vpgnt, tiu.
1he O. q e, tDgEe 60, 4. auo Jiaet Git.
bof
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23
Pomona Grange Meeting.

Prospect Pomona grange No. 25,
met at Bloomington Dec. II. A short
business meeting was held in the morn
ing which was adjourned to partake of
the bountiful dinner served by the
Browning ton grange. In the afternoon
thirteen new members were taken into
the order and obligated by the Master,
R. F. Mason.
The officers elected at the last meet
ing held at Glover in November, were
installed by Past Master A. P. Bean
The literary program con sisted of
readings by Mrs. E. S. Kelley of
Orleans and Mrs. F. w. Comstock of
Barton, song by Mrs. r. F. Mason of
Barton and short talks by Max Newton
and others on the cost of producing a
pound of butter A report of the state
grange, which has just been held at
Montpelier. was given by R. F. Mason,
remarks were made by deputies, S E..
Gray of Charleston and A. Z. Bean of
Glover. Seventy seven members were
present and the meeting so much en-
joyed that it was voted to hold SIX
meetings during the coming year in
stead of four as IN the past year
The next meeting will be held al
Charleston sometime in January. Let
every Pomona member n axe an effort
to be present. The exact date Of the
nexr meeting will be given later.
1t might be noted in connecti n with
this article that A =. Bean of Glove
was recently elected district deput!
at the state grange meeting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23
Students Home for Holidays.

1t is quite gratifying to us to find
that our village has so many students
at the different preparatory schools
and colleges and even more gratifying
when at the Christmas-New Year
holidays they return to town. There
is something about the young college
student that sort of gets to you and no
matter how far back on the farm he
may have originally come from. it
takes only the first semester to add a
certain degree of polish and manner
that can only be had at schools away
from home. No matter how good the
college might be in the home town.
it always seems wise thing to let the
young people get away for time and
learn in the school of experience things
which can never be taught in the
home town. Among arrivals this aud
the past week we note Miss Hazel
Mcclellan from Lasell seminary at
Auburndale, Mass, Miss Marion Car
ter from the Springfield Training
school at Springfield. Mass, Robert
Scott from Dartmouth, Amory Seaver
from u. V. NJ. John Campbell from
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Hiram Mcclellan from Dartmouth,
Ralph King of U. V. NJ, Everett
Ruggles of Tufts college, Clyde Cooper
from johnson normal school, Harland
Paige of u. V. M. and Slayton Lang
from Dean academy. Roy Brahana
OF Lowell and George Phillips of Glover,
both former B. A. students are at
their homes from Dartmouth.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23
The Monitor Calendar.

We have already had many requests
with yearly renewals and new sub
scrbers for the NEW Monitor Calen-
dar. and we are pleased to say that
this calendar will be ready to send out
on and will be mailed to all those
who have renewed their subscriptions
or become new subscribers and have
requested it. The issue is limited, but
so long as it lasts we will send one Of
these expensive and attractive calen-
dars to all those who send US their
renewals for years subscription or
to new subscribers, but you must make
the request when you send us your
subscription. The calendar is 15x28
inches and the Orleans county road
map thereon is done in five colors, is
copyrighted and revised to date. 1t
contains a cut of the Monitor building
and some very useful information rela-
tive to the county under the pad. The
pad is autographed in dark blue with
white figures and lettering and is
plainly legible from distance.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Rowen have gone
to Lawrence, Mass, where they will
spend the holidays with Mrs. Rowen' S
sister, Mrs. Will Forbes.
1t looks now as though the Carnival
ball on Dec. 81 at the opera hall would
be a record breaker for attendance as
we'll as novelty feature here.
Miss Gertrude Skinner of New
York arrives Christmas morning to
spend her holiday vacation here with
Mrs. and Mrs. J. F. Batchelder.
At the wrestling match at Seaver's s
ball Thursday night. Collins got the
first fall but Sherburne was able to
get the next two and win the match.
Miss Esther Evans, who has been
visiting friends at Laconia, N. H., the
past week. has returned to the home
of her aunts, Misses Abbie and Fanny
May.
The fourth Friday of December
falling on Christmas day, the Probate
the next regular court day, which is
Jan. g.
At the December meeting of the
Ladies society of congregational
church it was voted to donate the sum
of S25 to the use of Sunshine
Home.''
Christmas night, Friday. there will
be special feature play at the Gem
theatre, IA Militant Suffragette" in
five reels, which should prove draw.
ing card
L. P. Case has been seriously i'll
again the past week, and on Sunday
evening was in so critical a con1it
that DR.. Aldrich of st. Johnsbury was
summoned.
"Ted" LunderviIle was the winner
of the five dollar gold prize at the
Laird pool room last week. This is nc
gambling game, simply prize to the
man having the highest run. Laird is
continuing these prizes. only making
them ST. 90 each week for high run in
stead of SIS for the month.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23

DR.. r. w. Lovett of Harvard with
an assistant will hold clinic in Barton,
probably at Hotel Barton on Saturday,
Jan. 2 where he will demonstrate be-
fore physicians in Orleans county the
trea tment for Poliomyelitis, ''infantile
paralysis. and at which time number
of patients will be given treatment.
The treatments will be free and as
large number of patients will be treat
ed as is possible at that time and ply
sicians instructed in the treatment
Following we give a brief account
of recent clinic held at Burling-
ton by DR.. Lovett assisted by Miss w.
e. Wright, another authority on
Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
on Saturday and Sunday and treated
so patients who had suffered from
infantile paralysis this year. Dr.
Lovett and Miss Wright were secured
through the state board of health. who
have been able to commence this work
through the donation of large sum of
money for use in our state. The ex-
aminationS were conducted in the
amphitheatre of the hospital and there
was intense interest by all the doctors
in this part Of the state. These cases
varied from that of slight paralysis of
one limb to that of total disability. for
each of these patients course of
treatment was prescribed. the portion
of the patients body which was para
lyzed was examined by DR.. Lovett to
learn just which muscles had been
affected and the doctor then prescribed
the exercises needed in each case. To
people who are not acquainted with
cases Of paralysis thare can be but
little conception of the awfulness of
this disease which swept over Vermont
during thespast season.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23

Mrs. Frank Sheldon and son Charles
have been visiting at Worcester the
past week.
Mrs. Vernal Elerick and Miss Kath-
crime McGSokin were in Boston a part
of last week.
Miss Beatrice Jennings entertained
Miss Louisa Friend of Willoughby over
Sunday.
Mrs Edith Comstock and daughter,
Pearl, were visitors in ST. Johnsbury
last week.
Mrs. Chas. Clogston was the guest
of friends in st. Johnsbury and Barnet
last week.
Zelora Marsh has gone to Johnson,
where he will work in lumber camp
this winter.
Gordon Joslyn is moving to two
rooms in the E. E. Flanders house on
Main street.
DIR. David E. Wright of Ithaca, N.
Y. who has been here several days,
has returned.
H. E. Macie and family have moved
to Mrs. Melvin browns tenement on
Glover street.
Sam Maxwell of Lyndonville is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Harry Con-
nor, this week.
Albro Larabee and family are spend
ing Christmas at Mrs Larabee's home
in Minton, Que.
Mrs Donald Vantine and Miss Helen
Wns.ow of Nashua, N. H., are at
Hotel Barton for short stay.
c. L. Macie of Derby has moved
into the Ora White tenement at the
corner Of Elm and Park streets.
The basement at the Gem theatre is
being cemented and built into an up
holstery shop for Fl. P. Baldwin.
! Miss Della Rushford is moving to
rooms in the King block, which have
recently been refitted and wired.
M. J. Reynolds has gone to the
Chandler company mill at Greensboro
Bend to run the engine in the mill
there.
| Now is the time to start an account
in the Christmas club in the Barton
Savings Bank and Trust company. See
ad. in this issue.
Harry Dutton, former Barton boy.
who graduated at U. V. M. medical
college last June, is located in hos
pital in San Jose. Calf, where he has
very good position.
One of the finest photoplay features
ever shown here. %Judith of Bethu'
lia," was shown to avery small atten.
dance Friday evening. which was
really to be regretted. as it was Ger.
tainly an exceptionally fine produc.
ton.