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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
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S6itt cine sntrgif6s Rois an bic
Resieruns in Disn,
Sn Der bic aneabsn beg Sfterrsiais
ideH llnterieeboct : apmmanbeurs
nit ge3us ouf bic 9strclite
affaire serabesu fir uns
ipabr ertldrt tptrben
limb cine gbbitte. 9~eitraiuns oss
oiterrei6ii6en aommanbsurs unb
gesabIuns bon entidaoieuns
peraIngt pirb.

Waibin9ton, 3. G., %. Suni.
Die Intiport Der ameri.nniihen Re-
gierung auf bic Rots Seitsrrei4s, bi.
auf ben llntsrIeebootdusriit auf ben
omeritaniiden 5dntbampfer .petro.
lite" ge5us bate, fpurbe am Msitttpo4
bonn Siaatsbepariement bsroffentliht.
Der Gnsriff pirb in Der Rott ala
seine geleibisuHa Der ameri.dnii1eE
Jldgse uno cine 0erleBune Der Re6te
ameriianiftsr giirser" 6aratterifirt,
uno es ipiro cine abbitie, geitrafuna
ees unisriseboot > aommanesurs uno
ge5ablung BON Sdaosnsriab pers
Ianst.
.Sn Der Rots, bic fdpn Dor einer
Wo9e abseiaidt ipurbe, fpirb in ensrs
glider Sprade liar ssmadt, bic Rs.
sieruns Der Der. StaateR lei Der 2lil.
iidt. bab bic Tbatia6sn Ii6 gang ans
bers psrbalten, aIs iie bon Dem aoms
manoeur beg biterreihiidsn llnteriess
bopiss ssidilberi fpurbsn. nnb bab TO-
fostiss Genusttuuns eripartet ipirb.
Die 9"ebauptuns Ssitsrrsits, BAH
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bic aebensmitisl b~srseasben babe, biz
BON benz 4pmmmnbeur bes lnierfe.s
bpotes bon benz 9ampfer b~erabgebcIt
ipurben. pirb brett fir untpabr srs
Hart, ipie aud bic gebaupiuna, bnb
mebrsre GhiFe iiber ben Bug BEG
upetroIite" bin seieuert ipprben ieien,
sbe Der 3ampfsr i6arf teItoFen
trurbe, unb bab bas Iusither bes
9ampfers Elm foifes seipsien fei, bab
Der aommanbeur bes l~lrterieebootes
i'm fir sinen Greu5er stbnlten babe.
Der ansriff auf ben Sidnbarb Oil
60. 9antbampfer .petrolite" tpurbs
am 8. DECEMBER i'm Wittslldnbiifen
Wlser ssmaft. auf GrunD Der aus.
iagen, bic BON benz aapitGn unb bsr
geiabung bss Dampfers aema6i fpur.
ben, tpurbs balb nafber Elm proieit on
bic 0iterreitiihe Hssierung gsT6idt,
bic ibn nit elmer ~ldnsersn gote bsani=
portete. unb bic ieBi perOffenilitie
ameritaniIde ROte III bic antport
harauf.
Der Cert Der 4%nttport, tpeT6e bic
Jorm zines Wemoranbums bon bern
Setrstdr aanfHg an ben gotfhaftsr
geHfielb in Wien fat, III in bsrSaapts
infe f~olgsnber:
.Das 8etpeis maierin bas pom bern
aopitdn unb ben Mitgliebern Der BE.
fabuns hes 8nmpfers .petrclits' ers
lnngt porbsn III. ipie dnh bic Gramis
nation bss Dampfers, bic auf anorbs
nuns pss Mnri1s : Departments pors
eenommen tpurbe. ii~bsrssussn bieis
msgisrung. baB bic 0iterrei@ii4 : IN,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
QofaI 8eridt.
gpmmerfeft. Ansflang
Ger Qitcrnriide Stub beidlieht bias
semeitsr init eiHem persnis.
ten Gbeno.

9eina6e bGtte es NIT 8omen tait.
g%sfuHoen, bag Sommerfeit bes Deat.
i9en &itterarif5en alubs. 4Is a6ey
abgeitimmt purbe iiber Sein pbsr
Ni9tisin iibsr nit Ober .mitaus". ba
Jimmie mi. allen SunsgsisIIsn bea
alubs MIR Elm ebetriippeI. Der S4reis
Der bieIer 3eilen; unb bic Susenb uH'
terlag. gs tpuroe bas Sommerfeii
yobne Samen" netrstirt. 60 parell
bic Ssrren Der S6opfuns gang unier
it6 unb ss sing bel ibnen 70 iittlan
unb fromm gu, pie in elmer Sonn.
tugsiduIe.
S6auplab beg Sommerfeftes mar
Der tpilbe Deinsarten bon Grieb IN
Gid Run, poiefbIt inter BEN Griin
ter 9Gume bic Geittafel sebedt iDar.
Ra4 benz suteu Gfisn unb 1rintsn
trait itneI bic 2ebensfreube in i1re
Re6te, bic i'm Stub Der beuti9en Sits
~tsraten lansiam, uber unuusssieBt,
pie Elm titles WaIbbd6lsin flie5t.
Dem Stub ersebt es auf fetnsn yeti
li6teiten ipie biefem Walbbd9lein: bei
f~ortseiester 4nfeudtung iddumeH lie
iiber. Ia biefe anfeu6tung nun ,iuies
fad, bur9 Weir unb Bier gefGah,
f6Gumte bic @eieafdaft ooppelt iiber,
in Dis unb Sunor unb gutter Game.
gs purben muntere Reben sebaIten,
unb frat Der Grnit gar einmal al5us
febr in ben @prbergrunb. 70 brapte
cine aliidlihe Menbuns bic Sahe ims
mer nieoer in bas heitere @elefe.
grnft mar Die Stimmuns i'm Gebens
fen bes beuti4en 9dierlarbes, ernif
i'm @ebenten beg in britiiden 8onDen
f6ma6tenben gr sprdfibsntsn Or. &.
8. StoI Die Mnregurg bes praIis
benton Germ @pfecaet, benz @efoneee
men in Watsfielb cine GrubpOfttartt
Iau fdiden, iano btshalb jubelHbsn
.geifal. GIOtte aieber- tpurben sefuns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
Die 96nisim bon Zdi6tber
9att. lid %wdbrenb bee
Iebten Jlteserangrifis
auf aarlsrube pieber
in ener Stabtbes
gurhsu


Berlin, %. Juni. auf brabtl3.
fem Wsse mad SapuiiIe. Der lltbsrs
fee : Rahrihien ; !agsntur pirb aus
aarlsrube bsridist, bab bic a6nisia
9ieioria Don S9psbsn, bic S6p<iitr
bss 9robbersoss 6riebri4 Don YlbsH.
Ii6 pdbrenb beg nsulihen frans0Fs
ffen Jiieserdnsriffs ouf jene Stabi.
BEL tpelhem 10 p<rionsn sei5biet ipuss
ben, iih i'm ShloHe in karlsruhe BE-.
fdnb. Sic blieb isboh unperiebt. ME
Bel sinsm iriibersn llebtrfaa. dls fit
ii6 sbenfals in ibrer friibersn bsul,
ifen Seimdtb befanb.
WGbrenb bes Bombarbemsnis bai.
ten lid Der 9robbsrSog. bic permits
tpsts 9robbsr,osin aOuiie bon guben
unb bic peripiiipsis 6.rjoain ponSsF'
fen in Der W~iFionstirte befunbtn.
Srob bes 9ufibombarbemsnis frurbs
dber Der 9otissbienh ~fOrtssisbt unit
bic gauge @smeinbs fang Elm Siso
Spdt.r beiuGis bic GrobbsySOsin bic
0erlssten. o6gIfih nod INNER Grplr,
fionsn srfolstsn.
Die 9epeTfe an bic leberiee Ra6s
riftsn : 4sentur entbllt aub biz Wiis
tbeiluns, bab Elm Tbsil b,r gombtE
siftise Safe entbalisn babe.
Reueg Guttermttt.l fur
Mildtibe.
ferbdm %. Suni. aus
bier sinaetroffenen bsutitsn 3situHs
gen ssbi herpor. bab Der gunbtsrath
einen gefsbl erlaFen hate. burb ben
alle Stdbte unb @emeinben bon melr
oils 10000 Ginipobnern stbaltsn ieia'
iollen, bic aiidenabiGus In alien
SGuiern 5u fdmm.ln. Die abfdlis
tpsrbsn mad elmer Rsierungsfabrif
aeftidt, no fie in elm toHbsnfirtts
5uitsr fir RiI9tiik psrarbsiii tpers
ben.
Weitert Spfsr Der Inter.
teboote.
qonbpn, %. 5uui. 9lopbs Tin
bigten an Mittipoh ben llntsrgan1
BON bier S9iffsn an. ndmIi9 bsa ias
pantheon 9ampftrs .geipstiu Wtaru1
beg ita!ieniifm 9ampfsrs CLARA
unb ess italisniihen Sdiffss .apens
iino", bic bon iIntrrIssbcoten nerIentt
purbsn, unb bss b~oGdnbiften Dam
piers .Wanliirom1 btr seihsittri in.
Die geiasuns bes boIIinbffsn Dam
piers ipurne ~stlanbet.
Der italieniife 9ampisr Clara
mar elm Shiff bon 1884 3onnen.
Der idpaniitt Camper. Der auf Der
S5te BON Barcelona p~srfsntt fpurbt.
mar BON elmer briiif&en 2ompasHie
aepaHtet tuDrben, um aohlsn BON Gdrs
biff mad Wdrfeiile gu ~beforb<rn. Tis
g.iabuus bss 0ampfers ipurbs ssrsts
tet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

Jm aampf nit RebtLsn In Der DO
minifanii9en RspubItt.
Gin WnrinsfOlbai sstDoist uns elmer
pertpunbet.

Dafbineion. D. G.. 20. gum.
Sn ein,m Gsfsdt sipif6sn ameriiani'
ifen Wariusirupp<n unb Rt6ellsn bon
Der Dominitaniffen Nspublit iDuEo:
Der RarindoIbat Jobn atrmitnt, DON
Der 81. aompasnie. sst0btet unb siH
anbsrsr, albert 8ielbdum. psrpunos.,
pie i'm aaufe bes 1ases Don benz ABB
miral Gapsrton an bas Narins : I.s
pdrism.nt semslost purbe. lleber bic
gsrluis Der Rsbsllsn lar nidts ir
Der 9spsite ssfast.
ADMIRAL gapsrion msloete. bob bas
gefsdt am Disnitas WOrgen itatts
fanb. Die Rsbs0.n baiten in elmer no
iirli6 i~tartsn pOFiiOn spsi Rsib.n
bon @rdb.n, unsefdbr 16 WeiIsn ben
Wonis Critic sntfsrni. angsIegt. Sic
purbsn aber mad pcrbtrsssansensr,
Reimbursement burd sinen Siurms
angriff barnus p.rtriebeH.
Border mar i'm Warint 5 Ttpart.s
msni bon abmiraI Gaperion cine Wsls
buna sinsetrofftn. babinIauisnb, bab
Der Sbsrii psnOIsiOn nit elmer ems
iebHIitsn aoloHne Don Mdrinsiruppsr
bon pusrto plata aus 80 Wsilen melt
iibsr aanb mori&irt, I'm Saniiaso
uno Ga @esa gu beieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

@erScn bsnts has HefnItat Der We.
%ratbnnseil nit Der Strahenbabm.
s~eielidnit erfabrrn.

Den Mitglisbern Der Union bel
Strabsnbabusr pirb beuts In sipe
@eriammlunasn, bic In BEN Deut.
fdsn RlIb I'm ssbn llbr Wormittasl
ippie UNI aHt llbr @benbs itattfin.
ben, 9eridt iiber bas bisberige Or,
gsbnib abgsftattet pert:n. pelfes BIZ
unterbanblunsen 3tpiften 9srtrstern
Der Union unb ReprGientanten Der
Strabsnbabnasiellfbaft bsSiislid bsr
8orbsruneen Der Union stasitist bas
ben.
1iefe llntsrbanbtunssn, usI4,
ihcn felt msbreren MODEM nit In.
terbrehunesn i'm Ganss seipsfsn ipas
rem, bottsr an 9ienftas auf's Wsus
bssountn unb batten ON 0ienitag To-
tpie aud peiisrn bic Ipdt in bi. Na6i
binausaeboueri. reber bas Refuliat
polte iif natiirlif teiner Der Sb,il.
nebnrer an ben 8sratbunsen iopsii
dubsrn.
5n ben 9efpre1unesn mar bic
Union Der SiraBenbabnsr bur6 CD.
fparb MeMcrrofp ron Ghieugo. einsm
@etireter Der SnternationaIsn Union,
ben prdibenie oes aotaIpsrbanbs 8.
6. Gmbih. ben Setretdr bss 2otal.
perbanbs u. 9. Sprablina, albsrt
R. 20. 9opeit. unb R. 9.
pertreien, pGbrsnb bic
Wepr1fentantsn Der Strdbenbahr9ss
fsuihaft Der Observation-Disclosures
Fitzgerald unb Der Supsrin:
tenbent Soiepb Sfienborf iparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
!. am Barrier anule fnnh al

SIN 8artsr 9ouIs fanb stitsru
bic 81. SabrssperIammluns Der Stem
tudep eeasus IotaIer gaubsrsins itati,
ipoSu iid 5ablrsihe 9~eIegdten Der
Saupsreine BON Campbell unb asatpa
GountD eineefunben batten. Prdiibent
6. @usen Glart Don Gopington fiibrts
ben 9oriiB. 9srifte ipurbsn BON benz
SbaBmeiiter 8. SiIbsn Rsinte, pom
BEN SstrstGr $. u. Gdrotsr unS bon
5bomas u. Barrier, 0eriibr bes
aommittees fir gsiteusruns, perleisn.
Ra6bem mebrers 4pmmittssn srnanrt
porben lparen, sefnngte bic Sabrsss
botIfdft bss YrGiibsnten CUR 9erIss
lung, am abenb bieltsn foIssnbs Reo.
ner QnTpra6sn: q. Wattin Bon oouiss
billie, 6. u. Wdltsr bon gopington, 6.
%. Hasel bon Rspport, Ga. Stroet
ter BON Gopinstpn, u. 6. Retuu bon
Q~cuisptle unb Senrp y. Roientha.
BON Cincinnati. IS purbs bsI6lohen,
bic nG6ftjdbrise aonpention in Gouis'
bile ntsubnitsn. uno fir bis laufenos
Sabr muresn bic fplssnSen geamten
srtpdblt: prGFbsnt, Sb. u. Barter,
louisville; i. @i5e : prGIiosnt, ph. u.
Beth, Rspport; 2. 9iSs : prdiibsnt.
6. u. J. DaItsr, @oOinston; Se,rs'
tdr, 8. u. S6roeier, Gppinston;
stabmeiItsr, $. 5ilosn Rsints. Goo'
ington; Direttorsn: %, u. pltsrIor,
@efpport; Mi9asl Ssrolb, Tefpper';
80. g. S6oq, apuispils; 20. arisgsr,
2euispiGe; Otto Wulff. Rsmport;
Sbomas 9leafon, Gooinstpn, unD u.
80 x Rrnnt 0nh1nm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
@robes @ooelihiesen.

Die platibitsfe gossli6eiten @es
ielfhaft 3iebt Sonntaa, 2. SuIi, tpiss
Der binaus mad BEN Sisblanb 9rope.
i'm Qrpben absuleeen in Der Meiitsrs
ihaft bss Shiebsns. hit BEN pic
mic 1T Elm erobartisss 8osslidisbsn
perbunben unb babel sibt e. @srariis
Gen in Ollie unb giias. Die Shiibsu
periammsIn ii6 in Der arbsiisrballe
unb fabren WOrsens per epesiali
aug mad BEN GeiipIaB. Sir amiiss
ment unb lnttrbnItuns fOipie fir Or
friituneen tpirb in austSmmlihsr
Weiie ssiorgt iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
4ieime 4,sIi3eimaAri6t

Wiliam Grant, bon 20. 538
George Girabs, unb Jasper Maribal,
80. 10 groabmdp ipobnbaft. tpurben
aejtern inter Der antlage beg Gisbs
tabls BON ben T<tettips Sipsenep uno
Megsnsr perbnftet. IN ben Burden
fpnrben bier 1aidsnubren sefunbsn,
bic aus benz Supfliergsitdft bOn
2ouis 5obned, 30. 233 @roabDdn,
.seftohlsn porben sparsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

gen uub munters Rsben ssbaItsn. ca
mar elm f95nsr grfOis bas GOmmsrs
fsit bes Teutfttn eitterarifden
aIubs. Ser grfolg bate iih aber nod
unsnblid, fi9erlit bis gum bobsn Gis
itnbabn : @iabuit, seftsisert, bdttsn
bic Domen baraH tbsilnebmen .Sunsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
Seaesne nn> Aabtsn.

Grant apu9. "a. lptIter No'
1o55 81. pauls pluc., Wt aDams'
ppbnts, srtrant seftern i'm SbtOflab,
cine Wsile tpeitIi9 bon Dapion. VI
liant in bic siefs, bepor Jpn bic pile
errsihen tonnts. Gr NOR elm St'aler
beg aloitsts gum +. Bergen in Wet.
4odms,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
Fred. A. Erschell,
ecidcnbciatter unh GiHbaIiamirsr
7u. yorR Str. 2le,pport,A p.,
ztlsrbru, eoutb as rnb acuit 2e0e.
aIexnnbrta Office: etfane 81 CT
EfiiBitat gertanbfun8rn
Der tabi.apntmiHd BON ytippurt. a., an
~ luut 1915

~. ShHt NV
Ger aspgori glatb Der Siusi'aommiiar,
bieii dm obtaeH 1aifr untet BEN 9erite %.
Wldaors 9tptnefior tetne reaulare stt
una d6. aHlpeienb Karen bic loutmtiaJ.
ebert, bermaH wleGrel ule Aieifnberg.
Sas 9rotoiou Der IesteH geriaIunI!ung roiro'
beitdiiai.
GiHe AefoIntioH tputhe aneenounleH. fpount
GOT SO. 1876 Ia Der Irufiees aebtiton bon BEL
Stener hefreti ipirb.
gine Aefoluiion iuurbe dneeromnien. poTad
$1,000 an emil Serburt Gef8hiietlprer Dee
Sfulrdtbes, i6erpiefeH tperber.
Srbiitaa5 gio. 3ii. tpel6e bic B~etaebuna Der
Siraheubabn.es ereGtfame i'm bffeutiteu aras'
b.. fir ben Betrieb elmer Sirabeubabn In &C.
fuiNeii Sirdben unororet, tpuroe dnperommsn
auaeeote Der 6 & G. QpaI 4 Cole 70. liao
Der s~feltnnee Goal Go. fnr bic aIeierlHg bon
aoblen. far bic almpitatior Der teaaertpsrte
beiitmuit. purpen einem aouiuitt'ee aetriuis'eS.
SisraIf 9ertaGnrs.
Sea. Q. 4. etbtnetor. w1aoor.
atteit: artbur Rcth, Reeoroer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

Rem port. %. gum. stbsss.:
,Rorbam1 mad ROTTERDAM.
@ibraltur. ansei.: .prins
sipe ei llbiue pom Heip Dorl.
Glasgow. anssf.: .GoIifsss
MA BON Rem Yort.
: @orbeanr. 4nsti.; ga 1ou.
roins1 bon glsfp gOri.
slbsea: ssfodambsaa" nan Rem
Dozi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

seitern Worsen has paar burd ben
pfarrer Wm. 6inbsm setraut. Rad
Der Srauuns fanb i'm elterliaeH 9aus
Ie Der 8raut Nu. AIS Center Strabe.
Bellevue, elm srober empfans itait.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-12
HILLEGAS WAS SPEAKER.
Before Montpelier High Schools Gradu
ating Class.

Montpelier high schools graduating
class was addressed last evening in tlit
thigh school auditorium by DR.. Milo b
| Hillegas, state commissioner elect of ed.
iucation, the speaker having as his sub
| ject, Making the Most of Life" The
talk was substituted for the usual
class sermon.
DR.. Hillegas called attention to the
direct financial expense involved in the
support and education of youth until
they became wage earners. Even the
most conservating estimate of this ex-
pense would make it sum larger by
far than the average family savings in
this country, he said. The amount would
purchase high class automobile, or
make substantial first payment upon
home or farm. Even tie interest on
this investment would go long way
toward paying the rent of the average
family.
The people who bear the greater part
of this burden of expense are the par
ents, but others furnish a material as
sstance. These others may be bankers,
merchants and successful professional
persons, who can spare the money in
volved without privation, but by far the
greater number Of those who contribute
to this investment are bent with toll
and enjoy very few of the Injuries
of life. In other words, the high school
graduate finds himself indebted 10 every
person in the community.
Each person who is thus backed is ex-
pected to make return upon the invest
ment. No one expects TO be paid in
kind, but such is the intimate relation
ship that exists between the individual
and the community in which he lives
that his true success is a benefit and his
failure is direct loss TO every other per-
son.
The speaker mentioned three particu-
lars in which persons who made the most
Of life are required to judge relative
values. The first was in the use Of time;
the second was the control of conduct,
and the third was in the kind of recrea
lion and enioyments in which the indi-
yidusl INDUCES.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-12
BLOCKED RAILROAD TRACK.
Two Men Drove Two-Horse Team Over
Bank Last Evening.

Wayne Wright and James ogg of vii.
Jamestown, whose two-horse team met
with mishap on the Barre road near
the traction company's carbarns last
evening, pleaded guilty in Montpelier city
court this forenoon to first offenses of
intoxication and each expressed desire
to pay "a fine of IS and costs of 1915
rather than serve the alternative SEN
tence in Jail. Chief of Police Connolly
and Officer Frank Baldwin were called to
the scene of the accident about o'clock
last evening, 1t having been reported that
a team had fallen over the bank near the
tracks of tho Central Vermont railroad.
The branch train was forced TO stop on
its trip to Montpelier shortly after s
O'Clock, and Wright and Ogg were found
to be as helpless as the two horses, held
down by the tangled harness. They were
taken to the Jail in a jitney.
James Cronin of Barre Town pleaded
guilty TO a second offense of intoxication,
having been arrested Saturday night. and
hoped to pas fine of SIS and costs of
S740.
Cecil Pierce, the high school student
who pleaded guilty last week to stealing
a bicycle from Merl Wheeler, was given
a sentence Of three months in Jail and
was placed on probation under the usual
conditions.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-12
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Will Be Held in Montpelier On June 2t
and 22.

Programs for the i26th annual con
vention of the Vermont Episcopal dio-
cese have been issued by Secretary Wal
| ter c. Bernard of Newport, the gathering
to be held in Christ church. Montpelier,
June 81 and %. There are 81 clergy
men eligible to seats in the convention
and from forty to sixty lay delegates.
The convention will meet for organi-
zation Wednesday forenoon at Q o'clock
and the opening services will be at $3.50
o'clock. the celebration of the Holy Com
munion. Bishop A. c. A. Hall. who will
preside over the convention, will deliver
a charge.
The business meeting will follow and
will include the election of officers of
the diocese. the reading of the reports
of the officers and the election of dele
gates to the convention to be held al st.
Louis in July. The diocese is entitled
TO four delegates from the clergy and
four laymen.
The evening session of Wednesday will
be devoted chiefly to the consideration OF
the missionary work Of the diocese and
the public is especially invited to hear
the following speakers Bishop Coad-
tutor George Y Bliss Of Burlington; Rev.
A. c. Wilson of Bellows Falls; Rev. G.
W. Davenport Of Burlington: Rev. r.
W. Magoun Of Fair Haven.
Tuesday evening preceding the con
vention an informal reception for the
members will b. held in the parish house
from $50 until 10 o'clock, to which all
are invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-12
MANY FROM DISTANCE.
Attended Funeral Of o. N. Canton, Held
This Morning.

The funeral Of o. N. Canton, promi
nent Barre granite manufacturer, whose
death at his home, 25 Maple avenue
Thursday evening followed a long i'll.
ness, was held in st. AIonicas church
this morning at o o'clock, Rev. Father
Moore of Worcester, Mass, officiating
The bearers were: James r. Marion,
Harley y. Stevens, A. H. Burke, A. j.
Ioranger, L. j. Owens and j. 4. Healy.
There were many floral tributes, includ-
/ ing number of set pieces from organi-
cations with which the decea sed was af-
tihated. Interment was in the Catholic
cemetery on Beckley street
Among those from out of town who
attended the obsequies were: Mrs. Phil
omene Canton, the aged mother of the
deceased, his brother, A. Canton, and his
brother.in-law, NJ. Robarge, OF st. Jean
Chrysostome, p. O., Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Canton of Montreal, 2. O., Dennis Can
ton Of Northampton. Mass, Mrs. Anna
Mahoney and Mrs. Frank Hyde OF sa-
lem, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Hurley
and children of Oneida, N. Y, Joseph
Brunelle OF Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs vii
liam Kingston, Samuel Kingston and
George Kingston of Nerthfeld, Mrs Anne
Kemp of Mortified, Mr. and Mrs. vii.
liam Carney of Montpelier and Mrs. c.
ID. Wheelock of Montpelier.
There were many floral tributes, as
follows: AZ roses, family; anchor,
brothers; cross, employees of Canton
Bros; pillowt Barre Granite and Quarry
American Beauties. Boutwell,.
Milne & Varnum roses. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Burke. Mrs. F. II. Burke, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Bird Ed. McNulty, Harry Kelly, j. |
Alfred Healy Mr. and Mrs. Martin Riley, |
jr., Mr. and Mrs H. d. Stevens. Mr.. |
and Mrs. f. A. Church, Mr.. and Mrs. D. |
NJ. Hurley, Mrs. Anna Mahoney, Mrs. |
Frank Hyde, Mrs Ellen Canton; car.
nations, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gauthier, Mr..
and Mrs Charles Emslie, Angie Rossi, /
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. boranger, Mr.. and /
Mrs. j. Kovslsky. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A.
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Wheelock,
Miss Beatrice Csllaghan, Mr. and Mrs.
George Rand, Mr.. and Mrs William
Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. James Fitzgerald,
MIR. and Mrs. John Cleary, Mr.. and Mrs
James Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis De
Blois, Mr.. and Mrs. William Emslie 4
and roses, Mr.. and Mrs Meyer
levin; cross of pansies, M-s J. Bernard;
wreath. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Charbon-
leau and family; panses, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. z. Tassier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-12
MoRTIMER-RoGERs.
Barre Girl and Montpelier Man Married
at Brides Home

Miss Helen Eva Rogers, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. John Al Rogers Of upper
Prospect street, and Charles H. Mortimer
of Montpelier were married at the home
OF the brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
iC FL Simonds OF Beckiey court, Satur-
day evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. b. q.
Lipsky, proprietor of the Hedding Meth
odist church, offieiated and the ceremony
was witnessed hy large gathering of
friends and relatives OF the bridal party.
The bride was attended by Miss Edith
Dale Of Montpelier and z. NJ. Simonds,
an uncle OF the bride, was the best man.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
white silk voiIe and carried bouquet Of
white roses and carnations. The brides.
maid wore old rose silk and carried white
carnations. The parlor, where the cere-
mony took place, was prettily decorated
with white and purple lilacs and roses.
The single ring service was used and
after the ceremony the couple left by
on honeymoon trip through
the White mountains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-12
MAGNUS--NIcHoLs.
Pretty Wedding at St. Monica's Church
This Morning.

A pretty June wedding was celebrated
at st. Monica's church this morning al
8 o'clock when Miss Susan Loretta Mich
OILS, daughter of Mrs. NJ. B. Nichols of
Richardson street, was married to En-.
gene W. Magnus Of Waterbury, the par
ish priest, Rev. FIR. p. M. Mckenna, per
forming the ceremony in the presence OF
large gathering Of friends, the double
ring service being used. The bride was
attended by Miss Madeline Williams, and
Joseph Smith OF Waterbury acted as
groomsman. During the nuptial mass
Mrs. John Hartigan sang and the we'd
ding march was played by Miss Ruth
Nelson. Bride and groom, with their at
tendants, approached the. altar from diff
ferent aisles, in conformance 10. an old
custom
The bride was gowned in gray pussy
willow taffeta trimmed with gray chif-
fon and rose silk. She wore picture
hat and carried bouquet of pink roses
Her bridesmaid wore peach colored crepe
meteor trimmed with pink chiffon. She
carried pink roses After the ceremony,
wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides mother, where the
dining room was attractively decorated
to carry out color scheme OF pink and
white. Misses Gertrude Geake and Mary
Mccarthy served and Mrs. G. N. Benedict
catered. Later in the morning Mr. and
Mrs. Magnus left by motor for Bethel.
Conn, where they are to pass their hon
eymoon. They will be at home in Wat
erbury after July |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus we're the recipi
ents Of many wedding gifts. The bride
is well known Barre woman, who was
engaged until recently as an assistant to
the secretary of the Granite Manufac
turers' association. She was graduated
from Goddard seminary in the class of
1912. Mr.. Magnus is graduate of Nor
wich university at Northfield and for
several years he has been assistant SUI
perintendent OF the Magnesic Tale Co. in
Among those who were here from out
IF town to attend the wedding were MIR.
md Mrs. Scanlon and MIR. and Mrs. Jo |
'eph Smith of Waterbury