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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
La nOta dl Wilson

WASHINGTON, 20. La nota del
Presidente Wilson al generate Venu-
Carranza a Stata resa pubblica oggi
In essa il Presidente accenna al
tono instigante della nota di Carranza
del % maggie ultlmo scorso, dice che
bandit non sono stati puniti e
dichiara che lie truppe ame ricane non
saranno ritirate.
Il Presidente parla anche dele a
trocita' commesse dai messicani, dele
continue minacce contro i cittadini
degli Stati Unit, delpimpunita del
bandih, conclude con 10 splegare
che owe mai i soldati, americani
venissero attaccati, lie consequence
sarebbero gravissime.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24

mo dire che vediamo entrare ne
consiglio della Corona un clericale
un repubblicano.
Perche', Sc davvero questo ha da
essere il Minlstero delrunione sacra
nazionale, i valentuomini che ha adu-
natl il vecchio Boselli, per essere de
gni dellenorme responsabilita che Ii
aggrava, prima di prestar giuramen
to devono deporre le loro idee politi-
che, e trasformarsi in militi s!lenziosi
e devoti, IN aiutatori fermi tenaci
della grande fatica italiana
Questo vuol essere il fine della Goa
lizione odierna dele forze nazionai.
L'Italia ha blsogno d'una piu' sire
nua politica di guerra. Poiche' 81 tar
dava ad attuarla, il governo e. state
cambiato Gil uomini nuovi che il re
ha chiamati intorno lui devono ira
sformare penergia la rsoIutezza, in
una forza che acceleri il compimento
dellimpresa comune con gil alleati
quella di vincere e di dettare una du-
ra schiacciante pace.
Questa crisi e. venuta provare Sc
la guerra ha operate anche nell'I-
talia parlamentare quella cornerstone
spirituale che ha generate altrove,
nei lavorl pohtici economici morali.
Ecco un "test case" che varra spe-
rimentare Sc PItalia sara stata, an
che dal lato politico, dogma di vivere
la grande tragedia europea.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
Fra Stati Unit {
McSSiCO
La ChIanata allie aPmi della
QUaPdia naziODaIe

WASHINGTON, 20. = II Presi-
dente Wilson ha chiamato allie armi
tutta la militia statale della nazione.
In un telegramma inviato mel pc.
menggio di ieri a tutti Governatori
delKUnione, eccetto quelli del Texas,
Arizona e Nuovo Messico, la cui mi
lizia e gia' in servizlo, Newton D.
Baker, Ministro della Guerra, dice
che la militia e la guardia nazionale
sono necessarie per evitare la possibi
ita' di ulteriori aggression da parte
del Messico.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
lie .Perdite
AuStriaChe

ROMA, 21. - Un telegramma da
Milano dice che da calcoli attentibili
compilati sui dati document ufff-
ciali, risulta che gil Austriaci, nella
loro ofensiva contro lItalia svolta
mel Trentino, hanno perduto fno ad
oggi non memo di $50 mila uomini,
fra morti, feriti e prigionieri.
Ii caIcolo non 81 ritiene affatto
create, giacche' 81 ricorda che nei suoi
comunlcati IL generate Cadorna ha
fatto spesso rilevare come il nemico
attaccasse quasi sempre IN formazio-
ne di massa, esponendo i suoi uomi
nj interamente al fuoco dele nostre
batterie ola 75 e dele mitragliatrici
Gbilmente celate, durante la prima
Ease ell'avanzata avveasaria.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
Pieni pOtePi al PfeSideRte

WASHINGTON, 21. = II presi-
dente Wilson chiese al Congresso, lie
ri, piena completa autorita' per Fu-
so della guardia nazionale in una
campagna offensiva mel Messico.
La Camera ell Senate approveran-
no una risoluzione, probabilmente
ogg1 intesa a mettere la militia sotto
Fassoluta autorita' del Governo fede-
rale per eventuali seryizi dentro e
fuori gil Stati Unit.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
II GabinettOGre-
co ST dimette

LONDRA, p. r. II correspondent
te da Atene ha qui oggi spedito un
Cablogramma, dial quale 81 rleva che
component del gabinetto greco, CO.
stretti dalla pressione degli AlIeati,
sono stati obbligati a rassegnare lie
dmissloni.
Per quantO la notizia non sia stata
ancora confermata ufIicialmente, pu-
re in questi circoli diplomatlci 81 pre-
sta ad essa molta fede, tenute pre-
sentl le gravi condizioni in cui deve
trovarsi il governo Greco seguito
del blocco commerciaIe instaurato da-
eli alleati contro la Grecla.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
La demollzione dele forze greche
non e. un fatto compute il Mini
stero Skloulondis sta mantenendo
un' attitudine di sfda.
Una guaPDigiOnG tuFCa
aMDutinata

LONDRA, 20. = Tn dispaccio da
Roma da la notizla che viaggiatori
ntornati ALA Capitale d'Italia, dalTO-
nente hanno portata la notlzia che la
guarnigione turca di Smirne 81 e. am
mutinata che in consequence di
questo fatto la citta, e. stata partial
mente distutta,
81 riferisce che nellie caserme di
Costantinopoli e. scoppiata la peste
bubbonica.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
la GUERRA IN
RUSSIA
so mia AuStriaCi
CirCOnddtl

PIETROBURGO, 20. - Tn eser-
cito austriaco composite di ottanta-
mila uomini, in ritirata nella regione
di Czernowitz, sono stati avyiluppati
nella Bukovina dalla brillante avan-
zata delrala sinistra russa.
russl incalzano col piu' grande
vlgore eli austriaci. Tina gran parte
dele forze austriache con tutta pro-
babilita' sara tagIiata fuori circon-
data.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
La CIaSSe tedeSCa 1917 al ffORte

PARIGI, 20. = Dai prigionieri di
guerra fatti al fronte di Verdun 81
e. potuto aver la prova che al detto
fronte ultimamente sono giunte due
nuove dlvisioni. La proporzione dele
reclute della classe 1916 inyiate al
fonte dai tedeschi e'considervolmente
aumentata. Inoltre 81 e'anche potuto
constatare la presenza al fronte di
giovanissimi soldatI tedeschi della
classe 1917.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
Scope della mOblIItazlORe

II telegramma del Ministro della
guerra che rproduciamo testualmen-
te, CT dimostra chiaro 10 scope della
chiamata.
'In vista dele cattive condition.
ala frontiera messicana, per as
sicurare la protezione completa agli
amerlcani, il Presidente ha chiamato
allie arml tntta la militia statale per
inviarla al confnf, a dispOsizione del
generate Fusion.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
lie ri|evanti perdite AustriaChe mel Trentno
II Gabinetto Greco rassegna le dirnissiOni
BdttaqIia sui frORte di BPOdy

Qui 81 annette che la difesa au-
striaca e. divenuta piu' ostinata. Al
pestdi Brody sui fronte alEest di
Lemberg gil austriaci attaccano con
grande spirito usando Iiquidi infam-
mabill usando una grande quantita'
di proiettili, ma maIgrado clio non
sono state in grado di fermare lavan-
zata russa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
Per Ie nOg|i del diSeItOIi

ROMA, q. - II Governo italiano
ha deciso di permettere ale mogi
degi emigranti che erano stati CHA
matt soto lie armi che non sono pre-
sentati perche' 81 trovavano in anne
rica dove erano diyenuti cittadini a
mericani, di raggiuugere loro mari
tt; cio' che fuo ad oggi era state sem
pre- proibito.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
| RuOVl SOttOSGgFGtaPi dl State

ROMA, p. - Mel consiglio del
Ministri sono stat nominate seguen-
ii Sottosegretari di State:
Bonicelli, Interni, BorsarelH, Esteri,
Fosoar, Colonie, Vassallo, Agricol-
tura, Canepa, Tesoro, Da Como Fl
name, DameH, Industria CONNER
clio, Morpurgo, Istruzione, Roth, La
vori Pubblici, Devito, Trasporti, AL
fieri, Guerra, Battagieri, Marina,
" DallOglio, Munizioni, Rossi Poste,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
LGmbGFg in pGFlCOIO

Praticamente Pintiero fronte russo
al nord di Czenowltz, ST avanza verso
Lemberg incalzando con vigore le for
re austriache in ritirata.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
L'INSEDIAMENTO DEL
NUOVO GABINETTO
BOSeIIt mette in PiIieVO la
COmpOSiziOne demOCPatlCa

ROMA, 20. I nuovi Ministri
dopo aver prostate il giuramento nell
lie mani del Re, al Quirlnale, prese-
no possesso del rispettivl dicasteri.
Subito dopo lie funzioni di presa di
possesso minlstri 81 adunarono a
consiglio per la nomina del Sottose-
gretari
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
APeODIaRi abbattUti

LONDRA, 20. = Dal fronte in
glese 81 riporta la stessa attiyita' de-
eli aviatori ed ieri vi furono q soon
tri aerei.
Tn aeroplano tedesco fu abbattuto
presso Doullens gil aviatori furono
fatti prigonieri.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
DALE TERRE D'EUROPA
LA LOTTA INTORNO
A VERDUN I
Ire attaCChi tGdGSChi rGSpinti

PARIGI, 20. = l tedeschi sono
tornati ques ia volta alpassalto di
Verdun con tire tentativi contro le po-
sizioni .francesi sulIa collina a21, al
Pest della Mosa, ma il communicate
francese del pomeriggio di oggi an
nunzia che questi ire attacchi sono
stati respinti dial fuoco dele mitra-
giatrici francesi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
.SPIRITO NUOVO Al GOVERNO

Scorrendo la lsta del nuovi mini
strl piu' d'uno dira' con uu certo sar-
CASINO che non occorreva che gil in
terventisti incolleriti e impatient
rovesciassero Salandra, dial momen-
to che il vecchio ministero, soto il
paludamento del Grande Gabinetto
Nazionale, ST representa- ala Camera
con eli stessi uomini che incardina-
vano la politica bellica fin dalla no.
stra entrata in campagna: cioe'
+Sonnino agli Esteei, Carcano al Te-
! soro, Morroue Corsi, due mlnistri
militari, al loro precise posto, Men
tire, poi, Orlando agli INTERIM non va
lie Salandra. -.
Apparentemente e. cosl. Ma la real
ia = per Chi non 81 contenta dell'e-
steriorita' dele cose = e. diversa.
Salandra avrebbe potuto evitare di
cadere Sc avesse rafforzato la compa-
gine ministeriale quando da lutte lie
parti gil 81 consigllava di farlo. 81
era scontenti di Dance di Cayasola,
cui facevasi salire la responsibilities
d'una politica economical assoluta
mente inferiore al grandi urgenti
bisogni del momento. E Salandra Ii
sosteneva. ii servizio dele comunica-
zioni era divenuto difettoso. E Sa-
landra voleva tenersi CluffelI. Altri
servizi minori eranoaritenuti INSULT
cienti Salandra Sc ne infschiava.
E non faceva questo ne per esage-
rata concezione di Sc medesimo, ne
per disdegnoso dlsprezzo verso lie cor
remit parlamenUari. Anil Uomo poll
tico scaltro, egli lnvece volle invitare
qualsiasi rimpasto, perche' gil sem
bravo pericolosa qualsiasi mossa in
questo sense, quando il Giolittismo
l. il suo babau = urgeva allie porte,
reclamando di entrare al pari del ra-
dicali.
Eppure la situazione : 10 dicem
mo altra volta - era anomala. Biso-
gnava uscirne. Venue Fofensiya con
lie disgraziate circostanze del suo mi
zio. Precipitarono le cose... E 10 spi-
rito nuovo che Sllandra aveva tenuto
lontano = non per tema di riyoluzio-
mare il governo, ma per puro calcolo
montecitoriale = ha sfondato lie por-
te ed e. entrato da Sc
Mel gabinetto annoveriamo giat Gin
que ira le personalita piu' eminenti
del blocco radico-riformista ch'era il
fautore massimo delIo svecchiamento.
E a Bissolati e. state assegnato = Sc
| Ie cose non cambiano all'ora in cu1 e.
scono stampate queste righe = il
nuovo dicastero degli approviggia-
menti, ossia il Commissarlato pChti-
co del servizi della guerra. Posto di
capitale Importance, periodic bellico.
In esso indubbiamente risiede il full
Gro della resistenza nazionale.
Ora - ci place dirlo esplicltamen-
te - Eavvento al potere del radico-
riformisti non ci rallegra per il trion-
fo dele due fazioni politiche, ale
quail siamo estranei, ma esclusiva
mente perche' vediamo ringiovanito
il gabinetto che deve prosegure la
guerra. Con uguale simpatia giungia-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
Per l'apePtuPa della Camera

ROMA, p. II Mel consiglio del
Ministri, tenutosi ieri e che duro' due
ore, flu stabilize che la Camera 81 ria
prira' IL gioIno %,
Generalmente 81 ritiene che lie di
scussioni saranno brew.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-06-24
II programme da GSpOrSi ALA
Camera

81 annunzia che il programme che
il nuovo ministero esporra' ALA Ca
mera sara breve pratico.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
NORTH MONTPELIER

Mrs. Alice Hamblett has sold her place
to Mrs. Ed. Pitkin OF Marshiield and
has gone to live with Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Greeley
Il. c. Hills and Master Carl Cate were
in Raymond, N. H., the first OF the week
to attend the funeral of Carl Whiting,
Carl Gates uncle.
]. w. Butterfield is i'll with heart trou-
| BILE.
Archie King was recent visitor at
his mothers in Woodbury..
Mrs. John Joyce and son, Neil, visited
in Mortified over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Farr of St. Johns
bury were business visitors in town
Wednesday.
Miss Chrissie Parker of Adamant is
teaching the village school.
Neil Templeton was in Barre Friday
after a new motorcycle, which he re-
Gently purchased
Mrs. John Moecroft came the first of
the week and is stopping Tor the pres
emit with Mrs. Moecroft at Mrs. Fred
Titles.
Rev. George Fortier of st. Adams
preached here and at East Montpelier
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Parker are re-
joicing over the birth of a daughter
April rs.
Z. Colby spent the week end at his
home in Guild, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Pray enter
tanned the 800" clnub at their home
evening.
CtauIa,r March unJ C;u4ar n-;I,,o ~ /
Barre were visitors here Tuesday
10y White has finished work for the
Little Manufacturing company.
c. S. Lascor and f. r. Holmes of the |
F. p. Lorillard Co., Burlington were bus
mess visitors in town last Saturday.
Mrs. 10y White, who has been i'll so
long, was taken to her home in Wood
stock Friday from Mortified in Hatch's
auto ambulance. Miss Maxwell, a nurse
rom Montpelier. went with her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
GROTON

S. HOLSTER jackson of Barre was II
town Thursday on business.
Mrs. Matte Park of Hardwick visited
relatives here Wednesday and Thurs
day.
C. A. Kicker and n. H. Kicker planted
100000 white perch in the little pond at
Kicker Mill on Thursday. The fish were
furnished by the U. S. government.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Frost were recent
visitors at Laconia, n. II.
| Jesse Davis, who is employed in The
III. S. fish hatchery at ST. Johnsbury,
was in town Wednesday with large
consignment of trout fry which was
placed in the Vail pond.
A. r. Taylor is building bungalow
on land recently purchased OF the es.
tate of the late Charles Morrison and
which is located near the farm of II. \.
Welch.
Miss Carrie Downs, who has a position
as teacher in graded school at Green
field, Mass, is passing her vacation at
the home of her father, f. P. Downs.
Mrs. r. Il. Pillsbury and daughter,
MurieI, has been passing the week with
her sister, Mrs. William Reid OF Mont
pelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stevens OF Mon
risville were in town Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Moses Page. Mr.. Ste
VEINS returned home Thursday and Mrs.
Stevens and daughter to-day.
The auction of COWS and young stock
at !. n. Halls Wednesday, was attend
ed by large number coming from Tops
ham, Ryegate and Peacham. There |
we're 1903 head disposed of, and all
brought good prices. d. a. Perry of
Barre was the auctioneer.
The Needlecraft clnub gave Mrs. Aelx.
Burnett surprise party Wednesday
,vening at the home of her parents, Mr..
md Mrs. John D. Hall. The attendance
vas small, many being kept away by the
ain. Refreshments were served and tine
,vening passed in a social way. MIR. and
Mrs. Burnett are about to move to Barre,
where they will make their home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
RANDOLPH
EIGHT ARTISTS

The funeral OF the late Mrs Newell
King was held on Friday afternoon, Rev
ID. III. Thompson officiating, and inter
ment was in Pleasant View cemetery
Among those present from out of town
We're Mrs. Walter Comstock and Mrs.
Herman Spencer, sister Of the deceased.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Clark of New Ha-
ven, Conn, are passing few days in
town, while Mr.. Clark is attending the
gun shoot and looking after other in
iterests.
Robert Sault, a teacher in the Law
renee, Mass, schools is passing few
days here during his vacation.
Robert Wood OF St Adams was in
town over Sunday with relatives, and
the first OF next month will move his
family here and take the management
of the mechanical department Of the
works of Sargent, Osgood & Roundy Co.,
Of which he is a member.
Rev. g. O. Howe and Mrs. Howe and
C. W. A. Putnam have arrived home
from Florida, where they have passed
the winter, and will occupy their homes
here for the summer.
L. H. Loveland came from Lincoln,
NeOs ldsL WEEK. hNtIt Ht dHN WI = LtNe-
land were summoned by the death of
the latter's brother, Ewing Kuhn, whose
funeral was held Friday, April 81. Mrs.
Doveland will remain for couple Of /
weeks longer.
jefferson Flint has bought small |
plot of ground on upper School street of
n. A. Dustin, on which he intends to
build this summer.
Mrs George Sargent is moving from |
the tenement in the house of Mrs Frank |
Mann to the Emery Steele place, which
she recently purchased, which is located
on the Brsintree road.
Wilfred Allen and son, Thaddeus. OF
Lowell, Mass, came Saturday for short
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Allen.
His son stayed here TO be in school for
a time.
f. J. Martin, who has been employed
in the Brigham creamery, has bought d
moving picture business in Lebanon, n
H., and has already taken possession
Of the same The family will remain
here for few weeks.
A daughter, Janet Marion, was born
N Burlington April % TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Degree. The mother viii be re
as Georgia Abbott, who was
or long time employed in the drug
tore Of H. A. Leonard.
Charles d. Dumas, son Of Mr.. and Mrs ,
feorge Dumas, left Wednesday for Mon
real, intending to sail from thore and
e Join the government wireless corps III
rance. with which he has been employed
or the last two years. lie will stay
1ng enough to work his notice OF - (
avs. when he will have an honorable
ischarge, and win then return to THIS
Duntry and seek position in the Unit
4 States wireless corps.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06

anything SO simple, mild and inexpen.
sive can stop the itching and burning
INSTANTLY And they find it still
more wonderful that the improvement
is permanent and that Resinol really
drives away the eruption completely in
very short time Perhaps there is a
pleasant surprise like this in store for
you. Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap are sold by all druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
SOUTH CABOT

Luther Warden was in Danville to at
tend the Janson Town wedding.
r. S. Currier, county road commission
er, was in this place on business Wednes-
day.
Hayes Bassett has purchased a new
Ford auto of Ed Merritt of Cabot.
Edith Lemear OF Marshfield hill was
entertained Wednesday at the home of
+. M. Putnam.
Ernest Tanner OF Marshfield was in
the place Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gee were in Dan
vile Monday on business.
Mrs. W. O. Southwick wishes to thank
all her friends and neighbors who 50
kindly remembered her in her recent
illness by the many deeds of kindness,
also the beautiful flowers, fruit and post
cards, that came as words of cheer and
comfort, and to help pass the long hours,
all of which were appreciated by her and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Eastman visited
their daughter, Mrs. James Cassidy OF
North Danville, Friday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
Inspector OF wood, bark and lumber
Frank Bemis.

Inspector OF wood, bark and lumber
Frank Bemis.
DR.. F. T. Corson has rented rooms in
the house occupied by A. L. Preston and
moved his family into them the first OF
the week
Frank Mayo of Bethel spent Sunday
at the Shady Dell house.
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Gay OF Montpe-
lier visited relatives in town recently.
Miss Helen McAllister has finished
working at the Marshield house and left
Wednesday fer her home in Barre.
Mrs. Harvey Sulham OF Barre has been
visiting at j. w. Sulham's this week.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs Oliver
Sicily passed away Tuesday. Funeral
services were held Thursday.
Allen Phelps has rented his farm to his
son, Clarence, and is looking for a tene-
ment in the village.
DR.. II. G. HOLSTER is moving from the
house owned by Mrs. Eva Lamberton on
Main street to the AlcCrillis house on
Depot street
Mrs. Mary Bliss has finished working
in the family of S. Swerdteger and has
been spending few days with her son,
K. VI. Bliss, in Cabot.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
A Good Soap For Baby Skin

A good baby soap should contain
soothing, healing properties to pre-.
vent the rashes and chafings to which
babies are liable. That is why so many
physicians recommend Resinol Soap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
WATERBURY

At the Congregational church to-mor-
row morning the pastor, Rev. w. L. Boi-
court, will preach upon the theme,
Shakespeare and Religion After 300
Years"
AT the Methodist Episcopal church, the
pastor. Rev. V. /. Smith. has for his ser
mon, The Story of Jonah" In the even
ing the pastor will give the second lee
ture of the series, Chalk Talks on Paul.
the Pioneer Preacher"
Services at St. Andrews church as
usual.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-06
WAITSFIELD

Mrs. Perry B. Joslyn and Mrs. ella
Brown Bailey were in Waterbury on
Wednesday.
Miss Esther skinner, while playing on
the baseball team at johnson Normal
school last Saturday, had the misfortune
to break her nose.
Harry McAllister is clerking in c. j.
Greene's store.
Ned Newcomb is clerking in c. w.
Longs store.
Miss Clara Spauldng went Thursday
to Waterbury for few days stay.
The following officers and members Of
the local Masonic lodge were in Water
bury Wednesday night: j. A. Smith, w.
NJ. D. K. Bisbec, 5. W.; c, j. Greene,
acting j. w; j. A. Nell, S. o.; S. p.
Joslyn, j. D.; H. w. McAllister, S. S.;
w. L. Jones, j. S.; W. A. Remele, chap
lain; D. S. Mclaughlin, marshal; O. G.
Eaton, secretary; 4. ii. Jones, w. W..
Howe, w. w. McAllister, r. w. McAllis-
ter, Allen f. Mehuron, w. c. Joslyn, w.
J. Palmer, Samuel Strong Joseph Chatin,
G. w. Long, u. X. Prentiss, G. w. Wal
lis, Earl Joslyn, ID. ii. Skinner, f. o.
Pierce and w. II. Venable
Mrs Abba Campbell went Thursday
to Fred Palmers, where she will spend
the spring.
Miss Katie Green has returned to her
home from George Andrews.
Herbert Smith began his auto truck
trips to Middlesex Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles +. Eddy of Stowe is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Alba Campbell, at
Fred Palmer's.
The funeral of Mrs. Plumea Sawyer in |
Moretown Thursday afternoon was at
tended by the following from this town:
Mrs. R. j. McAllister, Mrs. Clarence Kew,
Mrs. James Irwin, Mrs. Il. p. Chase, Mrs
W. +. Long, Il. +. Nell and wife, Miss
Marion r. Neil, John l.. Baird and wife,
w. J. Palmer and wife, Miss May Glea-
son, Mrs. Fred Hunt, G. w. Wallis and
wife, II. w. Beden and wife, Miss Lulie
A, Jones, Mrs. S. p. Bonnette. Maple
lodge was represented by Is
members.
Union Superintendent of Schools Nor
man Frost of Waterbury was in town
Thursday and Friday.
Church services as follows: Congrega-
ional church--W A. Remele, pastor
L0:45 a. m, communion; sermon by the /
,astor; subject, "The Authority of Con Il
cience.' II, Sunday school in all de- Il
'artments. 1880, union c. 4. meetings
ubject, The Conservation of Talents" II
eader, Mrs f. A. Fisk. NJ i. church. III
. Mellor, pastor. l0:45, sermon, "The
'ower of Prayer and an appeal A
ollcall of members will be taken and all
re invited to be presented and respond II
0 their names with verse of scripture II
r other appropriate response. IL, Sun II
ay school. 1880 p. m, prayer meeting II
Sunday, May IA, there will be a union II
ervice in the Congregational church at II
D:45, at which Rev. Clifford H. Smith, II
lperintendent of the Vermont Anti Sa II
ION league, will give his address, "A
light for Life" Special music. All cor
ally invited
Next Wednesday. May 10, is the Coun.
Z Sunday School association at Plain
I'D with the wonderfully inspiring DR., II
lillian A. Brown of Chicago at both II
" and evening services. Let each II
urch send its full representation of h
legates. III
Next Thursday, May IL. union prayer il
Getting in the NJ, L. church.