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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
Facts About To-mOrrOw's Carnival.

Granite plants in Barre as a whole will
shut down at o'clock for the playground
carnival Thursday afternoon and mer-
chants, individually, have consented TO
close their stores at the same hour, thus
giving employees an opportunity to view
the parade and participate in the festivi.
ties al the Berlin street grounds. Many
OF the business offices and barber shops
viii also suspend business after o'clock.
All those intending 20 participate in
the parade are urged to muster at the
Ayers street park as soon after $50
O'Clock as possible, an early hour for
the mobilization having been chosen be-
cause a little time viii be necessary 20
organize a parade Of such considerable
length. Owners Of pleasure cars are in
vited 60 Join with the freak cars. hor-
ribles. bands. pipers and floats in max.
ing the parade a sucoess. Ample oppor
tunitics for parking cars vii. BE- provid |
ed near the grounds IN the north end. /
Tickets for the game may BE- procured az /
any drug store in the city.
Parade starts promptly AZ $3.50 O'Clock. /
the line of march 90 extend from Ayers 1
street 10 the baseball park. Score cards
with both teams lined up thereon viii be
sold ~ the grounds. In case Of rain
the entire program viii be postponed to
Friday afternoon.
fsignedl III Y. Hinman. W q. Rev.
nolds. X. N. Gale. Prank T.. small. Dor.
I'd smith. Athol Bell. chairnen Of allied
committees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
WOMAN AUToIsTS IN ACCIDENT.
One Ran Into Team and Another Was
Struck by Second Car.

Burlington, July 2s.--Mrs. G. p. Burns
received serious injuries to one arm
Yesterday afternoon when the automo-
bile in which she was riding was struck
by another machine. The accident seems
to be one which could easily have been
avoided and, according to those who wit
messed it, was the result of reckless
driving. The car which was responsible
for the accident bore the Vermont Ii
cense number 1867 and is said to be the
property of Mrs. Josephine N. Wood of
North Ferrisburg. The accident was
placed in the hands of States Attorney
Hopkins for investigation.
Miss Clara Enright, while driving her
car early last night, struck team
which Mrs. George Gaines, who lives
near Malletts bay, was driving on North
avenue, breaking one wheel of the car
riage. 1t is said that the low rate of
speed at which the Enright car was trav-
cling prevented a more serious acci-
dent.
The accident was the result of Miss
at the same time that an automobile,
the same direction as the car
riage attempted to pass. Miss Enright
was driving her car toward Burlington
1T about 6:l0 o'clock and met the car
rage near the Barker farm. The other
was driving toward the north
in the same direction as the carriage,
which was on the right hand side of the
road 1t is stated that Miss Enright
tried to drive her car through the space
IN the road between the carriage and
he other automobile, which was about
% pass it, approaching the team from
Is rear. Miss Enright's car crowded
Ip against the team and broke the front
Fheel No one was injured.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
HAITPS PRESIDENT
ASSASSINATED
BY A MOB
Took vilbrum Guillaume From French
Legation at Port Au Prince and
Shot Him to Death--City
in Great Excite
rra,t
ment.

Port Au Prince, Haiti, July 2s.-A
mob Of Haitiens to-day removed Vilbrum
Gillaume, president of Haiti, from the
French legation, where he took refuge
yesterday, and shot him to death. This
act of violence was followed Immediate
ly by the burial Of l60 political prison
ers, massacred in prison yesterday at
the time OF the revolutionary outbreak
against Guillaume.
The mob to-day was composed in
large part OF the relatives OF victims of
the wholesale execution. Even after
shooting the president the anger OF the
mob was not appeased. The body of the
president was mutilated and tied 10 the
end Of a rope, was dragged through the
streets Of the city. The people Of the
city are in a state Of intense excitement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
ITALIANS CAPTURED
5000 AUSTRIANS
Drove Them Out Of Position at Monte
Del and Seized Great Quantities Of
Munitions After Fierce Battle.

Rome, Tuesday, via Paris, Wednesday
July 2s.-The official statement fror
the headquarters of the general stat
says:
"In the Alone valley, we are now
in full possession OF the heights on
the right slope, having occupied
Monte Layanesch and the Pissona
crest. From points dominating the
opposite slope, the cnemy's artillery
attempted 20 hinder the operations,
but without success. In the Monte
Nero regions, the struggle continues
unahated, notwithstanding the fog.
AZ PLAYA, the second operation un-
dertaken 10 enlarge the bridges is
developing fayorably. ON the Carso
plateau, the battle continued yes.
terday. our troops advanced along
the whole front with great dash and
boldness, eonquering = strong posi-
tion on San Michele, commanding
the greater part Of the plateau.
After being subjected. however, 20 .
violent cross-fre from the enemy's
artillery, our forces were obliged 20
fall back below the crest where they
are now maintaining their positions.
On the center. Ne progressed toward
San MARITIME. On the night wing. We
completed at nightfail the conquest
Of a position at Monte Del. driving
out the enemy, who was strongly
eutrenched. We made about s2oo
prisoners. including one lieutenant
colonel and 81 ether officers. We
took Eve mschine guns. two small
cannon. trench mortars. quantities
of rifles. ammunition. war materials
sud food. - trophies ~ q day ~
ferce fighting
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
BODY OF vIcrIN ARRrvEs
chaflss Goyetts Was Drovnss n the
EsstianE Disaster.

purIinrt-- Euiv 2s -Tvsle. Frsnris
ana Ccrnsiius tsurette. and fhsf nurf.
Nrs Arues AHpls. snIFei IL Tits citr
lasf evening frnfu Cbicag8 with fiis h.iis
81 fi.ssr brother sna nfrhau. Cllsrias
Corvette. utn wHs frnunsd ~afuraar Is
- rustiarH sisastff When setn last
rvff fhrr taH stnries nf sts eaEtss-
trarhe 81 0fsrVh hsautiHr e. rFlsts that
rrs uu-IF tin,ezt tiink fi.sn uflr.las-
si.is ~ f-rass ztle - i,arrer - Fes1 RE
q a Crvff-H FattHr uf llFsle. Fnuds
Z rnsss-s. anH CanrlHs. vhe wHs t8sf r.as
r-tls fs maks 6is trir. hsetsg sns
sasrFF a f..irsEssf kuef Fl 80 ne-@
Fssf rrsrFE Wantri sun ~ fssrrra
WHrtr7 I'll Na4zh arern was aiss -
-. EssslunL izat eszpaA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
VISITOR WAS NABBED.
Came TO Brattleboro and Ran Into Non.
Support Case.

Brattleboro. July 2s.-Cleve Shipnan
n Hartford Conn, came here 70 attend
the funeral u bic father. Ezra o. ship.
man. and was arrested in an action
brought by the state for non support Of
his wife and chiid. He vas arrairued
IN the municipal court Yesterday.
His wife testified hs left biz family IN
1900 and went 70 Hartford. promising
- send for them. She sid hs returned
onee or tuice. but for several years hs
had not contributed q crut for their sur-
port She testified that she vruts him
some sharp ietters tecauss of jealousy 81
another u0uHn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
MUCH FISH LOST
When wharf oOIlspssd-Ssvsrsi Nen
Had Marrow Escape.

Ellsworth. Ne July 2s-A cargo II
salt and al this seasons stoek of salt.
"a hEh valued in al az about sl5pp0.
wers ruined whsn Gug a. psrkers fsh
harf - Bass Hsrlror Trenlunt collapsed
yesterday Afternoon. oaTFtuZ store
houses and contents INTO The sater
several men. who we're a. work on
he uharf. uare ssut vita the structure.
iH-f eserred sifh slight injuries.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
SEVENTEEN APPLICANTS
For Citizenship Papers at Nstursliraticu
Court IN Montpelier.

Seventeen applicants appeared ycster-
day afternoon and evening a the ses.
sion of naturalization csurt hsld 81 the
federal hufding in Moutpsber. Ten b.
ing granted their frst papers ~ CLERK
Tred s. Flatt. and seven sufsared 30
runks nTvHcufion for their fnal papers
Following is tis lsf of sTg1ienrts to
ehom thr fnitial napers werp rfnntei
vifh ttfir resiaeuef anl riaes - birth
r1iufon y. 1iiuur.=nn. Nar-hhsid. Cans
fas Mgr Biusfon. MottEssisf. Russis
Missrin Firfa Mpfstfs.ifrr. ltNigs Arton-
IS Tlsnnrursi Wataghurr ftnits Frans
Fiairuaf Huriuna Wstrrlsurr. Finisuf,
zass Grs,a. Nartssiiar. Sraifs Lufr1li
Nniusl Glfrlin. assHnlarf FFHesta Par
Hnaa. tiufffs1isf ltalys Ffark Firrn-
eant aftasst MurfrHltsF Hta.Fs Nnfi
H1u~rr EurnassaF. Nanmaa
srr1isarts sas ths furl raerefs Nssis
r. Nrfsf. wnF.fss ~ ftaraaaFt- Erff
r1afsrr Nf1atss lisr Isa1n.afk Cnrir
FrstsTh. nrrffeIi.r- suifrrr.en1s AireE
Hffl-r Mufs saHF fnnaaas tn1rea
fsrrnut hluztre1ier 1tnsF trasf
aranaa- Nnntra faraM Fruth
5lIHfirir flras ffrrtra'ir- fanrfa
T wnrsial Is~rsr-sr Fl Ft-rtflf-
ssn srF E IlHTEul.. tai.E. srs rlfh
.aszk ElEts
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
NAY BE xrDDLEBURl AUTO.
Nsahins vhirt Was Abandoned IN Fiseh.
burg.

Ftthialra Mass 1uly 2s-A roadster
antnrnctiir ariTen iafo q garage y this
ffV Monday mfhuut nun ~ riafes =
is1tefsE ~ - the property 81 : fu-irrss
nssn in Uif1istfErg. NJ. A aar answer
iur tlit fe-rriFtian ~ tir ons fsiF here
nas Firian weak nr1 in that rlr-s
Te ounet 81 fhe rar Etrlen n w'arls-
wre WIN cruH he-s tn l1ak 81 ftr -
Tte shisf II r1ief a. Eeana Y. r.
tslsriIausi i.srt e. bold ti.s ar rnfF .
u1sr from tiat eitT rars hsfs a. lrck
> = g 9 80 l1s sssr Ltslss tbs-s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
THREE WERE KILLED
ON ROLLER COASTER
The Rough Rider" Jumped the Track
al coney Island-woman Saved
Herself and Young Son.

New York. July 2s-Three persons
lost their lives when a roller coaster
on the Rough Rider" az Coney Island
jumped the track late yesterday while
travelling ~ high speed. The dead ares
james MciDonnourh. jr. q years Old
Of Coney leland. driver Of the car.
Miss Ruth Cudv. ~ years old Of Long
leland City.
Mrs. Anna Hartman. s. years old. o.
Brooklyn. y. n.
Mrs. Clarenee Moles Of Spring Nalley.
\. y. and her 7-year-old son. Edward.
the other occupants Of tire car escaped
injury.
Mrs Moles saved her son hy her pres
enoe Of mind. when. after being thrown
clear ~ The car. she dung 70 the track.
boidinR her son in one arm until they
uers rescued hy the police
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
AMPLE WARNING GIVEN.
Say Captain and Crew Of the Destroyed
Leelanaw.

Aberdeen Scot, July 2s.--The cap.
tain and crew Of the American steamer
Leelanaw which was sunk by a German
submarine in the North sea Sunday
night, arrived last night. They say that
several shots were fired at the vessel
by the submarine but that they were
given ample warning before the steamer
was sunk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
FRENCH cAPrURE A HEIGHT.
Dorinstiuf Pr1nrtpsl valley II the Fecht
81 Alsscs

Paris. Julf zs-Ths foll5pinr oHiaal
comnlunicstiou uas issses ~ ths rar
eaics hast riHlf
In Artgis. u thf sartof ~ Eourhef
ths czrnunsae hss iacurus rnars intenss
11hs tDnn ~ Arsss vss ts3es t,1nissrtsd
frs sktrt sns stsrtsd Nss uuidklr
s1ffnruisilsa fsuf eriiian was kined
Frum a. Srfnuif e. ths Aisns. there
tss hesr surtaumuus - iFftn un TIRE E'ers
- ths srtiIiefT 81 tsft siass
In tts Arrauns. q sisaest ennngrsss
hss oeeurred risrr ~ Nhais frurt
u Ai-urt nur trtsaTs Nianasv aetisrss
TIE rnnruess af usTr s=-anr,r ur~nt-
fpeF rsssitinn wtieh ttF fssrsnans ua-u-
fass nt Hr NSNm8f r6 nt~ut go fes1
stets s,1f lfE 81 trsufitss - tta tfest ~
isrr fuTf srs5-Et zrrErfrrif ard fsrren-
EsrF-ttaf Il -. ~ frart aE tie
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
CANCEL WAR oRDERs


Dsfiss. Tea Auiy as-As ths result
81 fnfinr dynamite unfer The iouss 81
+ =. FndgItt here Sunday night and
fhe tvnamifinn ef the hnnse ~ W "a
Meufe. iureman in ths radrift saH-
firrr factory. thf saafiefr Hrm an.
nntn-sf yesterday q unuia ru no more
furorean var orders for ss8siss far ths
F.raaefi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
SUBMARINE WARFARE
is REDOUBLED
One Swedish Steamer and Three Danish
Schooners Fall Victims to German
Activity.

London, July 2s.--German submarines
show no cessation in their activity in
the North sea. The latest reports set
forth that the Swedish steamer Emma
and three Danish schooners, Maria, Nep-
tunis and Lena, have been sunk by them.
The crews Of these vessels were landed
to-day az Blyth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
CHASED BY SUBMARINE
Ths csrprftin Eszzpss b. Rurrirr e
zErar Crurrs

Npv Vera Hnfr 2s-Tls CnrarE Frsr
farfnt15a. na arriraf I.ra last r,r4
~aus Irr was faaaa ST srts
sra-ltr rr tle 1-st ~ rrf~
II ssrtrlirT e srurrrf 81 hsr srss-r-
esrs rha sriE flts Lrrf1ftiz had s.asres
3 z-zF c1Erss Ettz a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
ONLY SIX cUTTERs sTARTED.
HsIlgwsI ersnits c.. Rssurass After e
Nins Months Suspension

UsripvsH. Ne 1uiv 2s-Far ere nrrf
tine IN rius Hnunths tie saund ~ fla
sausuef vss hesFd in the sheis cf tie
8eIiDWtl erarits 81. resferdav A.
th9urh fut "a r1rttsrs rtartaH srrrr wfH
y saasd saun. aeeordiur e. to rtFu-rarf
ard 4 ein rs# - lrnr before tir erfirs
faiert a m ursn-atiur.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28

z a. y ~ A. an HNrgssrteTs 1aH Niahris-
aslgzk. truight 81 criu7k nusiiasss 81
lnI1a1r-ErrF frteTrrttnral frHsfaff Il
s.szt art lastasft 80 uln - zistr7irtst
p s-1sr rsaardtus ss-eiarF. Nlirn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28

These heights dominate the principal
valley Of the Fecht, as well as the great
road from Notre Dame des Trois Epis.
"We made prisoners of several officers
and more than 100 men belonging to five
different regiments
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
Won HINDENBURG
BARRED IN NORTH
Combined Austro German
Armies Have Not Been
Able to Seize the Lublin-
Chelm Railway to South
of the Capital, Where the
Key to the Situation Lies

London, July 2s, 1927 p. m.-Though
the Germans now hold the great line
from the Gulf of Riga, sweeping south
westward around Warsaw, thence en-
circling the city and stretching away to
the Galician frontier, near Sokal, it is
estimated they have lost 100000 men and
perhaps more in this most ambitious
movement of the war, and the Russian
front is not yet broken.
On the Narew river, north of the Polish
capital, the Russians have made stub
born resistance, holding Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg for the time being in
check, while to the south, the combined
Austro-German forces, struggling to
seize the Lublin- -Chelm railway, have been
for days on the threshold of success
without being able actually to achieve
their goal.
Immediately west of Warsaw quiet
prevails and it is along the Lublin- Chelm
sector or in the Narew uver region that
it is believed the crisis will be reached.
Severe Fighting on Italo-Austrian
Frontier.
Severe fighting in the Italo-Austrisn
frontier, which has been going on approx
imately for weeks, shows no signs of
letting up, nor is there any clear indi-
cation Of the definite outcome, but the
Italian Official statement continues to
claim a succession either of advances or
of holding the Austrians in check.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-31
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.

Services in observance of Passion
week are being held each evening this
week except Saturday. Scripture
readings from "His Last Week. with
short talks ON ''The Church. tonight
and Thursday and on Friday night,
His Seven Sayings on the Cross"
Come and worship.
Sunday services. Sermon by the
pastor at 1920 a. m. Subject. 1.-The
Stone Rolled Away" Members of the
Junior League will sing appropriate
Easter selections. Bible school follow
ing the morning service, in which
there is place for all ages. Junior
League at 3 o'clock. At the fourth
quarterly conference reports were
given of all departments of the church
of an optimistic character. The Bible
school under the superintendency of
A. G. Baird, has had an exceptionally
prosperous year as also the two
Women's Missionary societies. 1t was
voted to adopt the new financial plan.
Sunday evening at 7.15, the choir
assisted by others, under the leader
ship of F. J. Kinney. will give the
Easter cantata, "The Cross and
Crown" This will be well worth
making special effort to hear as will
be seen from the following program i:
Orchestra, pianist. Mrs. F. E. Hunt !;
violinist. Philip Moulton; cornetist,
Harold Domino. Thou, Lord, Wilt
Arise" chorus; "Tbe Temptation.
solo and quartet. Miss Mae Wiley,
Mrs. Kinney. Mr. Kinney, Clyde
Wiley; "God Shall Charge His Angels
Legion" trio. Mrs. Bartlett, Carl
Wiley. Mr. Kinney; "Hosanna in the
Highest" solo and chorus solo, "Ride
On. O King, MRS. Winnie Dean Searles !;
"Gethsemane. Mrs. Wilcox and male
chorus; "The Shadow of the Cross"
Mrs Kinney and chorus; solo, "The
Strife Is Ger Mrs. Dickens "Chrlst,
Our Passover. Mrs. Ray Morse and
chorus; "Abide with Me-" ladies'
quartet and male quartet; "Come
Gracious Spirit" Miss Hazel Burrows !;
"And 1t Came to Pass" quartet, Miss
Mae Wiley, Mrs. Kinsley. Mr.. Kinney,
Mr.. Miller; solo, Carl Wiley; lift
Up Your Heads" Mrs. Bartlett and
chorus.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-31

Mrs. l.. E. Spafford visited Miss
Minnie seaver at Marlboro, Mass.
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Adams is spending a week
with her daughter, Mrs. Reed, in St.
Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Collins of Iras-
burg were guests at w. j. Joslyn's the
past week.
Miss Vera Austin has returned from
Brightlook hospital. somewhat i'm
proved in health .
Harry Kittridge of Munson. Mass.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dickens this week.
c. E. Cowdrey, while rolling logs
last week, had the misfortune to break
bone in one of his legs.
Harry Dickens was at Barton yester-
day as auctioneer for the Rollins stock
of merchandise in that village.
Miss Muriel and Graydon Trip of
I.yndonville were guests of their aunt,
Mrs. E. E. Stafford last week.
The Knights of Pythias will work
the third degree, rank of knight, at
their hall at special meeting tonight.
The members of the high school and
others were invited to sugaring off
party at Leon Going Saturday after
noon.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Corlis have
| been confined to their home with an
attack of grip, but are somewhat
| better.
Guy Harris and school chum from
Dean academy at Franklin. Mass, are
guests of Mr.. sHarris's parents for a
| few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Buchanan have
returned from their winter at the
Hardwick hotel and are again at their
home here.
Colby Stoddard and B. o. Smith are
at Barton selling out the Geo Merriam
stock. as advertised on another page
of this issue.
! Mrs. Gilbert Gross, who has been
having an attack of the grip, is better
and Miss Ann Jones is now suffering
from this epidemic
About $50 net profit was realized
from the cantata. ''The Holy City, -
which goes to the general fund of the
Ladies' Aid society.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-31
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
Conversational Church Notes.

Services in observance of Passion
week began Sunday and are to be
continued through Tuesday. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday evening. The
attendance thus far has been excellent
and we are expecting it to become
better as the meetings progress. The
pastor is very materially assisted by
members of the large chorus which
recently rendered. ''The Holy City,"
Their singing adds much to the helpful
ness and interest of the services.
Special musical numbers may be ex-
pected each evening in addition to the
Karl Webster will render solo upon
the cello Friday night. The pastors
sermon tonight will be upon, "Folow-
ing Jesus Altar Off," Thursday night
the subject will be- "Jesus in the
Garden. or, the Agony of Gethsema-
me-" The sacrament of the Lord s
supper will be administered at the
close. Friday night the sermon will
be upon, "The Three Crosses upon
Calvary" A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all not going elsewhere.
Easter Sunday will be observed appro-
priately. The choir will have music Of
a high order and especially appropriate
10 the OCcdSlOu dL UOCn the morning
and evening services. The pastor
sermons will be upon themes connected
with the days events and meanings.
At the morning service his topic will
be, Assurance Of Immortality. In
the evening he will speak upon,
"Mary's Cry at Jesus Tomb: What
if 1t Was Altogether True?" A large
chorus will assist the regular members
of the choir. You will enjoy these
services and be profited by them.
Sunday school will meet at the close
of morning worship. Lesson subject,
saul Rejected by the Lord" A new
series of lessons begins with this.
You will find them of great interest
and profit. Glasses for all ages
already organized and cordial well
come to all to Join US.
The Junior Endeavor society will
meet in the vestry Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock. The interest of the
meetings continues and the attendance
is excellent. Let the good work go on.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-31
ORLEANS

Freddie Brown is i'll with an attack
of appendicitis.
Gus Sargent is business visitor in
Boston this week.
Charles Scott has returned to God
dard seminary, Barre.
Miss Madeline Dudley has returned
to her school at Lyndonville.
Will Bede of Hardwick was a bust
ness visitor in town Tuesday.
Jerre Hunt of Derby Line was the
guest of E. A. Girard last week.
G. S. Skinner has been in Bingham,
Me-, the past week on business.
Perley Dudley of Lyndonville was a
guest of friends in town last week.
Miss Ruth Skinner of Wheaton COL
lege is home for two weeks vacation.
Randolph Turnbull is at home from
Cushing academy for short vacation.
Miss Orine Wedge and Miss Viva
Shepard were visitors in Newport last
week.
Mrs Mary Ordway is visiting rela.
tives in Auburndale, Mass, for a few
weeks.
Radishes from the high school green.
house are on the market here in
Orleans.
Miss Evelyn Cheney and Leigh
Brooks of Boston are guests at G. F.
Locke's.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-31
COVENTRY

E. P. Burt is in poor health.
n. L. LABEL has recovered from the
grip.
Miss Ruth Shippee is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Andrew Corrow is in very poor
health
Arthur Falconer's foot is gaining
rapidly.
Mrs. Hollis Wells is in very poor
health.
Bert Ware has returned from Sher-
brooke.
Mrs. James LABEL is very III with
the grip.
Mrs, 4. K, Gray of Derby was in
town Monday.
Miss Lora GLADDEN. has gone to
Bloomington to work.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-31

Letters at the postoffice remaining
uncalled for are for: Miss Myrtle
BOURNE, Philip AWHILE, Jenness Stone
and Arthur Quimby.
There was fairly good attendance
opera hall last night and a general
good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. L. E. Spafford has returned
from recent business trip to Boston,
where she has been purchasing milli-
merry and other goods for her store.
A number of Masons from Valley
Lodge accepted the invitation of Mem
phremagog lodge and went to Newport
last night to a special meeting held
there.
There was large attendance at the
picture play, Zone Wonderful Night"
Wednesday night at the opera house.
Tonight the feature is ''Paid in Full"
from the play of that title.
DIR. Hight, chiropodist, will be at
Valley House on Thursday and Friday,
April 8 and 9. Corns. bunions and
ingrowing nails skillfully treated with
out pain. ad. 1914
Miss Hazel Harris was in Montreal
during the school vacation for an
operation on her throat She has
returned to her school work at Barton
and is somewhat better of her trouble.
Shirley Wakeman of Barton and
Mrs. Ethel Cove of Orleans were
united in marriage by Rev E. W.
Edridge on Saturday evening. The
bride and groom are away on trip,
but it is understood they will return
and make their home in this village
The Book and Thimble club met on
March II at the home of Mrs. W. B.
Guild. Sixteen members and two
visitors were present. A paper on "Vo-
cational Training was read by Mrs.
E. W. Eldridge. There were readings
by Mrs. Myrtle Perley, Mrs. Will
Sylvester and Mrs. Fred Witt Music
was rendered by Miss Lothrop and
| Mrs., Gauvin. Refreshments were
served by the hostess. Adjourned to
meet March 81 with Mrs. Ernest
Mathews at the Congregational church.