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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28

DR.. A. G. Peak. retiring head of the
Johnson state normal school, was
given a loving cup by the business men
of Johnson.
At the annual meeting of the trus.
tees of Norwich university, Mortified,
Major General Leonard A. Wood of the
United States army and commander of
the department of the east, was elect
ed to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of General Granville M. Dodge
of Des Moines.
Distributions of life insurance organ
izations in the United States and
Canada during 1915, as shown by a
computation of The Insurance Press,
include figures for Vermont, the largest
payments being as follows: Brattle-
horo, S. A. w. Bradley, S38, OS7: James
L. Martin, S26, Name not given,
SIS, 900; Burlington, Heman w. Allen,
SIS, 600; Montpelier, William J. O'Sulli-
van, $40. 900; Morrisville, w. w. Peck,
$10,O00; Newbury, Thomas r. C.
Keyes, S11,968; Pittsford, George P.
Hitchcock, $4,000; Rutland, G. F.
Grimm, $4,000.
The annual Vermont State Log
Rolling association, and field day of
the M. w. of A. was held in Essex
Junction Thursday with Ethan Allen
Camp, No. 1882. About l, 200 were
in attendance including about 500
uniformed Woodmen. At the business
meeting in the forenoon officers were
elected as follows: President, William
Thyme of Burlington; vice president,
G. A. Barber of Winooski; secretary,
M. w. Johnston: treasurer. H. A.
Gleason of st. Johnsbury major 149th
battalion, j. L. Jones.
On account of the mobilization of
the Vermont National Guard, it has
become necessary to give up the plans
for the school of citizenship which was
to start at Norwich University. North
field, on July 1st and continue until
August 18th Colonel Reeves, who
was to command the camp. the regular
army officers, and the cadet instructors
are all called to active service on the
Mexican border, All equipment. horses.
etc, have been called into the SER
vice of the United States. 1t was
hoped at first to continue with the
camps, but it was finally decided that
| the equipment and instructors would be
of more use in the service. Norwich
university has had too long a record of
| loyalty and strict obedience to the call
of the nation to fail at this time to
give up its own wishes for the
country good.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
Natural Born Spender.

When a long-forgotten cousin in
Colorado died, and left Miss Mitfield
a round hundred thousand, the entire
village, after having recovered from
the shock, fell to wondering whether
the faded little spinster, after having
for sixty-three years pinched and
scraped and plaiD-sewed just to keep
soul and body together, would after
all, get much comfort from her
eleventh-hour opulence. The state of
Miss Mitfield's mind was revealed
when her next-door neighbor inquired
what she would do with her money
did she mean to save it? "Save it,"
Her eyes flashed with new-found
scorn. Listen to me, Betsy; all my
life long I've wanted pair of side
combs with yellow glass beads onto
EN-, and now I'm goin' to hev EN-
yes, ma am-even If I hev to go as
high as fifty cents!"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
A Unique Opportunity.

The summer school at Dartmouth
college is to have this year new and
unique feature, "School of Methods
in Religious Education. This school
which occupies the week of July 81 to
Aug. is conducted by the New Hamp-
shire Sunday School association with
the cooperation of the Vermont Sum
day School association, Mrs. Nellie T.
Hendrick, General secretary of the N.
H. Sunday School associate is to be
the Dean.
A similar school was conducted last
year at Dartmouth after the close of
the regular college summer school.
This year will be made a feature of
the summer school.
To all who are interested in the
study of the Bible, this school offers a
very unusual opportunity in the course
of lectures on "Christiauity's Social
IDEALS" by Prof. Charles F. Kent, Phi.
D. of Yale University. A course on
Psychology by Prof. ], L, McConaughy
clearer idea of the development of
their pupils.
Rev. l.. Fl. Koehler, of Rochester,
N. Y, "Sunday School Specialist
Of wide experience and thorough tram
ing, will give course of lectures on
"Sunday School Administration.
For the workers in each part of the
Sunday school there will be specialists
of national reputation, who will discus S
each day the best methods of work fer
each department Miss L. E Cragin of
Boston, Miss Meme Brockway of Phila-
elphia; Miss N. L. Frayser, of Louis
Vile; DR.. M. S. Littlefield, of New
York; Miss M. K. Lawson, of New
York; and Rev. L. H. Koehler, of
| Rochester.
From Vermont will come Rev. VIM.
Shaw. Phi. D., the president of the
Vermont Sunday school association
and the beloved pastor of Trinity M.
E. church of Montpelier: Mrs. Edith
Balch Wright, the efficient field secre.
tary of the state Sunday school associa
ton, who will conduct a course in the
work of the Home Department.; and
Rev. c. A. Boyd. of Burlington, the
general secretary of the state associa-
ton. who will give course on teacher
training.
Last year IS were registered from
Vermont at the Dartmouth school arc
every one was enthusiastic in their
praise of the opportunity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28

The general Interpretation placed
upon the new school law regarding wo-
man voters upon school matters is that
any woman FL years Of age or over and
q citizen may vote upon all school ques-
ton and Orleans incorporated school
districts hold their annual meeting
Friday evening, the ladies may desire to
turn out in greater numbers than
usual.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28

Why not G. E. Hamblet of Barton
for side Judge?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
been easily avoided, to say nothing of

been easily avoided, to say nothing of
the expense.
The failure to control a contagious
disease does not depend upon the ply
steal smallness of the micro.organis
which causes it, but upon the small
soulness of persons who allow local
jealousies and enmities to stand in the
way of the public good. The ignorant
and holds place of influence in the
community is great menace.-June l
Bulletin, Vermont State Board of
Health.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
COUNTY SENATORS


the same town are up for the same
county office. In the past it has been
a custom by outside towns to say to
these men, "Come to the county con.
vention with your town delegation and
we will support you" The direct pri-
mary has changed this to some degree,
and yet under the petition system of
filing, as the Vermont law stands,
there is method of determining in
some degree where a town stands.
Since no man is allowed to sign the
petition of two men for the same
office man who gets a majority OF
the voters in his town to sign his petit
ton proves to those outside the town
that he has the support of his town.
We note this has worked out in the
town of Derby. where F. T. Caswell of
Derby Line and M. A. Adams of Derby
Center are candidates for senator from
the north end of the county. The
Monitor understands Mr.. Caswell has
over 500 Derby voters on his petition.
The Derby check list contains only ap-
proximately 700 names and the last
Derby vote for governor was under
400. This would indicate that Mr..
Caswell stood strong with his towns
men. Mr.. Adams is no gutter, how
ever and is said to have strong support
in many places.
Of sudden the south-end senator
ship situation takes on new activities.
For some time the only name men
toned had been that of G. II. Root OF
Craftsbury, but it appears from the
following communication from Crafts
bury that the situation there has taker
new turn since meeting of a mum
Der of the men of the town was held
The communication reads:
"Craftsbury will present at the pri-
maries in September, as a candidate
for the senate from the south end OF
the county, Nelson Bartlett Williams
Mr.. Williams was born in Enosburg il
1849 and has been resident of Crafts
bury since 1871. He was educated al
Enosburg and at Bakersfield academy
has held the Offices of selectman, audi
tor and justice of the peace; has beer
town treasurer for the last ten years.
He represented Craftsbury in the legis
lature of 1910 and served on the commit
tee on agriculture. Mr.. Williams is {
successful farmer and an excellent bust
ness man. He is an active member OF
the Congregational church. He is {
thorough-going Republican. AS Crafts
bury has not been favored with a sena
tor since 1892 when Hon. Amory Davi
son ably filled that Office, her citizens
earnestly hope that the honor may
come at this time to Mr. Williams. "
And now comes George H. Russell o
Irasburg, who is candidate. Mr.
Russell represented his town in the las
session of the legislature and is an abb
man who is we'll known. Under tn,
primary system the candidates having
the largest and next largest votes viii
be the nominees and Mr.. Russell in tn,
field with three other candidates will
command strong support and keep tn
others hustling. With his home tow
of Irasburg unitedly behind him an
many royal supporters he has a goo
start.
Why not G. E. Hamblet of Barto
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
She Meant an EscaIator,

1t was a Brooklyn Mrs. Malaprop
who said "there ought to be an oscu-
lator at every elevated road stairway"
A daughter Tin high SCHOOL, silenced
her erring lips with respectful kiss
Brooklyn Eagle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
Evening Up,

He-Why do you dwell so constantly
on my bad traits? She-To preserve a
proper equilibrium. You yourself are
likely to keep me reminded of the
few good ones you possess.
Times-Dispatch.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28

The writer is rather fattered, nstu-
rally, with the picture of Senator Car
roll S. Page which hangs on his office
wall and which contains the following
inscription, "To Wallace H. Gilpin, d
worthy son of my native town, with
best wishes, Carroll S. Page
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28

The result of the Lyndonville Jour
nails canvass of the state for Page and
Fletcher sentiment so far as reported
has ended in carrying the trenches for
Page, the vote standing 3241 for Page
and Sc for Fletcher.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28

Roosevelt in strong letter is out for
Hughes and so are most of the leaders
of the Progressive party. Probably
the rank and file of the voters of the
party will "follow suit"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
Controlling Disease.

SOntIOiIng DlSSd8es
In the month of April, 1915, cpl
denies of smallpox broke out in two
of our Vermont villages. The villages
in question contained about the same
number of inhabitants and there was
quite a wholesale exposure in each
instance before the case was correctly
diagnosed. The outlook for speedy
control was as good in one town as in
the other; the success to depend as it
always does in these days upon the
atti ude Of the people of the community
end especially the authorities and the
| physicians
| In one of the towns all agencies anC
the people as whole worked in har.
mony. 1t was voted that the towr
would pay the vaccination fees for al
who would apply to any physician fol
the same and did not feel inclined tc
pay the bill themselves. By vel
directed team work the epidemic was
over in six weeks and there has no
been case Of smallpox in this towr
or vicinity since,
In the second town just the opposite
action was taken. One of the physi
clans pretended to dispute the diagnose.
and the authorities encouraged him il
his attitude and in consequence at tn,
end of year the epidemic still pre-
walls, also extending to some of the
surrounding towns, thus making the
situation more of problem than wher
discovered. There have been a grea
many cases and the usual number
of typical ones, causing much suffering
and inconvenience which might have
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
VERMONT NOTES

DR.. A. G. Peak. retiring head of the
Johnson state normal school, was
given loving cup by the business men
of Johnson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-28
Magnets.

A steel horseshoe magnet can hold
in suspension weight up to twenty
times its own.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
WOTen.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
@asttempera.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

boreuen 9nobcn ans Dem glbort &c,
bergen. 9eioe glngelegenbeiten pur.
ben Der StaatsonpaIti6oit iibergc-
ben.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

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mcr3ieurot Seinrih 9ion5 i'm 81. 0e-
bensiabre.
Der @oihpirt sSobanu Strobo.
ler in " eioliug elm 46idbriaer
0'onn, 1T idou ieit Idngerer Bet Elm.
geriidt glls MIN oud ieiu 19i1bri.
ger Sobu ais g94er~ in cine Morjb.
fompaguie eingeteilt iporoen NOR.
bat Der &oter, ibn Oieieu ms SelO 3ic-
benoen Eulppen 5u5utpciien, 0amit cr
nit ieinem Sobue Sdulter an Sdll..
ter fdupfen fouue. Gos gluIuden
oes paferen Observation-Disclosures
muroe gerebnligt,
G@weIs.
Gin @atriot in Sotqnc.
IeGier itiitete 10000 6r fiir Sic
sur 3cit im6eIOe itebeuoen berniihen
Eruppen 5iIr &erbeiieumg ibres
9auSbalteS.
@iuen @onOolen.Strcim Dat ii
6 Ian elm eepiner 3mnfebr periibi.
Ser Mam uergiitete ndmIidl eine iei-
nem SouSberrn geb0renoe Stub nit
Spiol uno itod Johann IN Der aIeiheu
gfod]t Elm 8fero 0cSielben @igentii-
merS i'm @crte bon 1900 Sr. tot.
Bon Der 8oIi5ei perfolat. fliihtetc er.
yhm bat man ieineHSeidnom oltf oen
Shienen Der @iienbobn Nlimitgr-
@renheu bel Der Station ct. Soiepb
nifaefinoen.
- @egen Der llnterihloguna BON
oultlihen @cloerl i'm 9etraac bon
5000 Sr. 1T Elm 9lnaeitcIlter Der 4li.
lit1rlhueioerei in Often perboftet
umo ins Observation-Disclosures oc3
TipiiionsaerihtS A nod 9larou einge.
liefert moroen.
~ Sn &uppertSmil brannie
Die Spe5ereibnnoIung Sung poIllt1u.
oig nieOer Grobe @orrdte an SPIRIT,
9en5iu. 4etrol uuO Spe5ereimorcn
blieben nebit reun Sbmeinen IN BEN
6lonrmen.
III 8obl ein5ie itebt in oerS6uei8
Die @emeinoe " oltenSburQ oa
init ibrem 9eihlnB. 0aB 0ie g0irt.
ihoiten i'm gSinter abeuos 6 llbr nno
i'm Sonmer Inn s llbr eelhioiicH
merben miiBten.
TaS Eerritoriolaeridlt in 3it.
ri d bat Den gugen &oridJner BON
StraBburg uuo ben 9hiaiiit Noni nolt
9cneOig Der fortgeieeten @ctrci6inq
OeS Observation-Disclosures 5tanniien
fremoer Yldhte idul0ig erflart uno
0en &ori6uer 5u bier Nlonuten 0ic.
fdnonis umo 1000 Sranseu @ube 10.
ipie 5ebn Sabren 2onoesoermeinna.
ben @oni 5u orei Wlounteu@efGnanis.
1000 5r. 9ube itn0 lebensldnalidcr
SanoesDeripeiiuns perurteilt.
OfmRIamD.
~. ...rrtrY Oa.xar "a,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
@raMnI0wel0.

Sn 9leuoISburg Bontieric
ser fiir5Iidb fonfirmierte MonrerIebr.
ling gIruot an elmer 9Irt Rouone; iie
entluo iib luo platte. glrnot ipilt-
sc bon einem Hobritiid oerart an oen
Sals eetroifen, oaB er nah peuigeM
Wlinlten berItarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02

bere fpuroen 6lpei 9eideu, cine
mGnnlide mo cine pcibliAe, 5iiion-
mcngeiNniirt gelanoct Sin ll6r-
oedel trug ben gtomen oGulS, Berg
neufirhen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-02
AanFeNabte.

~ 0ic auoppbeit Ser 03obmoterid.
lien mo sic ooourh beoinoten germ
gen @ierbeitdnoe boben Ole @roues
reien in 9iibe It beranIoBt, 0ieggtrte
5u berpflihten, oos 2oeerbier bon
iebt ab mr. nit 9rainbier neriniid
oltSNiIdenfen.