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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
THE sun" CRlE QUf: VILLA
PUEDE SER COhPRADO POR
Los AGENTES AlEhAfES
A este los compiots de los ale5c=-
ne. en- Mexico atribuye la orden
de Baker suspendieado el re-
tiro de los milic:ano5.
Il CfTA)O PfRIO1IG0 DIGE Que CARRAS-
"A NO SSRA UN INSTRUMENTS CON Il
QUE PUfD'R JUeAR Los BLtHiHES

Ty,r"-..,..~ r.u..'. .,., y PHEN-t
NUEVA YORK. Fchtc"o S..-.Co-
menca The New York Sun" Ia i2"s-
peraJa disposition del Secret"rio Be-
ker. orGenando que pe.maneZcna c.
Ia frontera las guardias n@c!o"&.eS
= pesar de Que el mayor @e"cr,:. +"
dcrico Funston declare que e, c;e"-
ciro regular seria suficieHtc para pa
trullar IA frontera con Mexico.
Dice The Sun" cue Ia o"Gcn del
Secretario de la Guerra Sc cxDlica
nor la possible conspiraciGn de los &c
names en- Mexico. para destruir los
pozos petrol :eros de IA zona de Tam
pico 0 para realizar ataques en- Ia
frontera con este pals.
Carranza.-dice el citado periodl-
co-no sera, seguramente, un instYu'
mento con el que puedan jugar ioS
alemanes pero Villa puede fac!lm"n-
te ser comD:ado por los agcntes tcu-
tones para causar complicaciones CO?
los Estados Unidos, de mane"a que
este pals vuelva a ocupar tod@ Su q
tcnci6n en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
Los VIL|ISTAS cAPTURAROH 4
UNA FUERZt OE ChDAIlE-
RIA ClRRaNCISTA
Noticias recibidas FOR los sgentes
arlericanos Ell Ei Paso coniirman
Ia lucha al occidcntc de
Chihuahua
MAS DE- CIEHIO C!ESU|KTA HfRIDGS CA
ERAaCISTAS ftERoa C0HEUCDGS
A La CAPITAL D(L iSIAD0

Ell PASO, Tex, Fcbrcro 6.--Du-
rante dos dias. vil!istas Y carrancis-
tas han sostenido una encarnizada
!acha Al occidente de IL ciudad de
Chihuahua. entire San Andres Y Santa
Isabel. ESta noticia. cue Sc habia
rlcibidO aqui por paaajcrOs llegado@
De Ia ciudad de chihuahua, fue con-
fi.mada anoche por los informes reel
bidos por los agentes de! gohi".no
de los Estados Unidos. que Sc cncuc1
tran en- esta ciudad.
De acuerdo con esos informe;. n!as
de ciento cincuenta sodados carr;;r-
cistas han sido llevados, heriGos, Z n
ciudad de Chihuahua. Y una gran
fuerza de caballeria perJcrecieHtc II
,,iarcito del gobierno de factc. fut
capturada por las tropas villistas, e.
ms cercanias de San Andres. Lo:.
info,mes terminan diciendo que III
general vil!ista apc!lidado i'ernan-
dcz. a quien Francisco Villa comi5!o-
nd para que reclutara gente c" G.
Estado de Durango ha regr"sado Il
chihuahua V Sc ha undo al iCfc To.
bclde. traycndo un gran num"ro Il"
hombres para aumentar ell cjtrcito
villista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
Il COB. De FlCTO RESTABIE.
G. fL PAGO DE- PENSIONES
AI0S EX-FfOERALES
Ia HITAO DEL VALOR DE- [SAS PEHSIOHES
SFRA PACADA En- RGEGS De Ia DEB u
EHITIDOS POR Il HISH) C0BIERA0
TeIrnrama Especial para n rRENs'


CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero
S.-El gobierno de facto ha restablc-
clio el pago de las pensioncs que CO.
rrcsponden q los so!dados eX-fedeca-
les Que prestaron importantes serTi-
clos Il repGblica. en-. epocas aciagas.
Desde que eI movimiento rcvolu-
cionario triunf6, las pensiones los
miembros del antique ejarcito fede-
yal Y las familias de estos, habian
tejado de pagarse. El Primer Jcfe,
desputs de conferenciar con el Sc
cratario de Ia Guerra Y cl Subsecrc-
rario de Hacienda Y Credito Pub.ico,
dispuso Que Sc restableciera el pago
de las pensiones a los ex-federales,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
TODO Ell PALS AFOYA LA POLL
TICA DE ESTRICTA NEU- 100
TRALiDAD.

:. +, ica Especial para IL PRENsa.
MADRID. Fcbrero Sci diario
"El Universal" uno de los principales
que sc editan en- esta capital. publ
ca hoy un articulo en- el que dice-que
todo el pals favorcce Y apoya Ia po-
Utica de estricta neutralidad que has
Ia ahcra ha venido desarrollando ei
gobierno del rey don Alfonso; pero
cue cst;i listo tambien para obrar en-
dcfcrsa de los intcrcses Y de Ia dig
nidad nacionales.
CAST todos los periodicos aprueban
L. nota del gobierno enviada 4 Ale
mania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
SOLO TN A7l0IjE DIRECTO /
! los DERECH0S AHERIGaEOS
HOTIYBRa Il GUERRA
WILSON DECIDE CUE Il HjS3IYFHT0 DEL
"GkIjf2RNiA" H0 S GAG}k PARA TN
g0NoINIEKT9 pE HGyILl0ADES

TclcIrama Especial para TX t,RhNHi.
WASHINGTON, Feb~ero 5. No
cbstante que de acuerdo con todas las
informaciones recibidas en- es:a ca
pital sobre el hundimicnto del vapor
ingl6z de pasajeros, "Ca.itornia." SO
viene en- conocimiento de que tai hun
dimiento Sc hizo con vio,aci6n de las
promesas alcmanas anteriorcs . 81
declaration de Ia nueva campaEa lc
submarines, en- vista de cue en- el &c
cidente no hubo pGrdiGa ninguna de
vidas americanas, el presidcnte vii
son ha dccidido Que ese ataque no
da lugar una declaration de guerra.
So!amente un ataQue directo sohro
los derechos de los americanos So
considerara suficiente causa para Ia
guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
APR(JEDAN Ia NO1A
1 ALENANIA Los
PERIODICOSDE
ESPANA
SOLkMENTE UN RESUMEN DE d.
CHA NOTA PERMITIO Ell COB.
QUE Sc PURLICARA.
Los leaders Dc los PkRTID)S C0HsER-
VAD0a, REPDGlICAHG Y SOCIAlSIA
cGyFFREHC!AROH COX R0HAN0afS
Scr,icio Especial para IL rRENsa.

MADRID. Febrero &.-So!amente
TN rcs.:nea de Ia notS cnvlada por
G. gobi,mno espanoi NJ Imqerio ale
man. relaciorada con II mueva CAM
ra!ia de submarines. Sc ha pcrmitido
. los pc.i6dicos publican en- esta ca
pital. En- dicho rcsumcn sc tTanscrl-
ben algunos de los parrafos de Ia no
Ia. references a il rrotesta de Espa-
ha. decIarando que csc bloqueo de-
crctado por Alcmania cs legal rea-
firmando que Espaha ticne Gerecho
nara haccr su trafico commercial con
.odos les paiscs del mundo.
Los leaders de 10: partidOs conser-
vador. republican,. socia!ista refor-
n2isTa. ,uvicron hoy una larga confe-
rencia con cl Primer Ministro del ga
bircte csnanol. Conde de Romanones
y con e lIinistro de Ia Gobernaclon.
Les citados politicos convinieron en-
10 chstrui- cl prograE'a parliamentary
dc1 oohierno. que abarca el prcyecto
nara Ia reforma bancaria Y nuevo
sistema de impuestos.
En- Ia conferencia mencionada no
nudo llegarse a ningdn acuerdo So
brc a aplicaci6n de un million de pc
setas del Erario Nacional. para las
ohras pdblicas que. ei gobierno tiene
en- proyecto para resolver e! profile
ma sc los sir ctrabajo y que el m.smo
nohicrno cs,& ansiosn de que sc aprue
be. Romanones manifesto que espe-
raba que sobre el particular Sc l!e-
gar;a a un acuerdo en- IA conferencia
que Sc efectuara mahana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
"A pRENSA DE URUGUAY APRUE
BA LA ACTITUD DE WILSON

NONTEVInE0. Ecbrero S.-El Pre-
sidcnte De Ia Rcpii5lica, seiior Were
: los ministries de su gabinete, tuvie-
ron Una junta hoy en- la que consi-
dero la actitud Que debe asumir el
eobielno Hru@uayo respecto la nue.
va Ease del conflicto europeo, que ha
venido darle la declaration, de Ale
mania, Gle kaber puesto en- vigor una
nueva camrara dc submarines sin res
tricciones.
La prensa de todo el pals en- gene
raj aDrucba Ia actitud asumida por
el presidente &c los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
Sc-ia un acto hostil, dice la Sc
crciaria de Estadc.

Pnsnondicnio = las so!icitudcs h.
mas par las cmprcsas navicra&. quo
7"1ira cue los barcos De guerra dc
los Estados Unidos escoltaran los bu.
aucs mercantcs 4 efccto de que Il.
Gioran pasar a trav&s de IL zona cue
A,cma0ja ha declarado prohibida, los
cuncionarios de n Sccretaria de Is
tado declararon que ordcnar que sean
custodiados los vapores mercante5,
consti,uiria IN acro hostiI hacia e.
;npc~io de AIemania y que por :"
causa no podria acccderse 10 soil
citado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
Sc CONCFOIO FL SAlW-COk-
DDCTO PARA BtRNSTORFF
riearama E>pscrA, para r.A rRENSA-

.rirgrama E>P'cIAt para Ia FHI>'''
WASHINGTON, Febrero S.-frS,A-
conced:5 tanoitn un salvo-conducto
para 2! ex-Embajador aleman Conde
Won Bernstorff. q traves de Ia IONA
martina cue comprende el blOqueo
de Alerania, segun Sc supo hoy en-
esta capital.
Posteriormente Sc recibio eli IA Sc
cretaria Ge Estado un informe de que
el eobierno lie Ia Gran Bretaila habia
concedido tambitnu n salvo-conducto
para el citado diplon.atico aleman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
BOLIVIA APOYARA LA ACIiItD
DE LOS ESTADOS tNlD0S

LONDRES, Febrcro SIN despa-
cho recibdo por la Agencia Reuter-. de
esta ciudad, procccente de La Paz,
capital de Ia Replblica de Bolivia, di-
ce que el ministro de Relaclones ENte-
riores de ese pals, ha anunciado que
haciendose la mitad en- plata y el res
to en- bonos de Ia deuda interior, que
desde la primera decena del presente
mes seran puestos en- circulation por
el gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09

e2rSai afH! : esta tE&'"y2-."o "'..0
contra los mte7eSeS I.-E.'a.'esS. FL s'-'
f.gur"n como n:lemoroS mocAoS pro
E1neHtes meXic&aos : IA I l" p""'-''-
"a" mucnos artc"ioS 'mPEeSoS pre-
paEa"oS poF a I%n''Fa "s N'n'e'''0
dc PARIS iamo!en eStaa nac'e'l"o use
ee pe!'tG1aS cln'H'"tog'''' 'S'S' CUE e.'.
tie g. poeO'o u" u" '''' men 'I'''o
'o'i'o e ''''N'''''''' ','''
efectos-
81 Ia guerra eStat!a eN.fe .'S f.
5ados C"idos Y AIemanI2' Ge'e *ecoE-
d&rse e"r nuestTas re'ac,2"eS co"
auez,."S a'Safe> son 9os'".sS So'.'
men7e traTeS "e eSe P"* cue -
guerra cerr"rla iAmeclata."'A.e esq
canal ce com"Hicacion. IEuat COS"
puede~ as2gurarse tamoleA poF % 'ue
.eSTec12 { l'S "o'.e'"S '''I'- d -
o p0s1aieS gu" '."N is'.e'' "e ''>
sos euToHe"S. zero S' "o>'', o.' w.
alem&2es cue Fes'o.n'oS eh -'-sN.S''
1os -iegamoS 4 yer en- csc e''So' ''"'S
tra patr'a pueae eS'aF Seg"FH P'.
saorenos 2E@aa*-a "'&''''.''''l
cue, gr2ciaS a aaestroS amigos MI
ii-ares aG0l y IA gran eNiS'ei'e'a >'e
mun!cioneS que hemo$ c"'S+''''"o
irtactas. podrsEos contrl9uH 60"
naeStTa p2ree " "a u-'''''a ''0''' IL 80
nuesrra pa5~ia en- esea remota n"F'e
del mundo.' .,,...o
80. go. 5aI a.1ar.I ,fay;r,ilia1o
%,.o ,.,. ~v''rG ~, "t;cioI G de- artj,1erfa ca Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09

Ei-', i-:,%'@ = l.. d. ..''. 'i .
II. '.n".o.H.. sr..@at .-.' a.. .>S
.r.aclEairs a:.:'.a.' s' o~',' '.,!.. -. t''-
-.cara u~'a"@ ~n" s.....'. '..'-, ..'.
-i,ia IN IA cue 35ra vatre o-..;* e'S;'s
na- i Aleu'aai" .ogr" s.T-"s--.,-' . -os
EsaJos UA:dos l. &ue--a. ol min.
ZIP. ia.-Hca~a da~io @esdr AeE.co
D-.&ate Is -'':1:2s Go. .t:na.."' q
E@a~i~@or @-ea'..a. ,r23@:as<:' 30.
-..@la o@ .'S c'NS-.2':oS ,..-.'''. =
= los DE- AuS-"!a H0ng",-. a@ e-'2"'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
PERU y CHILE ENVIARAN PRO-
TESTAS TAMBIEN A ALEMA- o.
MA

RIO JANEIRO. Febrero S.--Se ha
sabido en- esta capital, de fuente au-
tor;zada, que los gobienos de, PERU
V Chile, enviaran protestas a Alema-
MIA con motive de su anunciada nueva
can:paha de submarines.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
Ia actitud de los neutrales respecto
q la nueya compaHa submarine
Cuba envo va protesta Alemania Chile reru 10
haran en- breve pero sin romPer sus reiaciones
con el Imperio teuton

Bolivia ha resuelto apoyar completa-
mef,te Ia actilud de los Estados Uni
dos en- la crisis con Alenania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09
MEXICO JUCARA TN IMPORTANTE PAPEL
Fy CASO DE- GUERRA ENTIRE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS Y ALEMANIA
In Derodico de Providence dice que los omanes ntentorian dar
primer ge este pasdasdex dOnde han estodo oganiz00do

Aee resaciones nuchos oicaies
dele eitrcto resdian han estado saiendo
precpiadamene para la vecna Repu,Ica
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09

We guarantee LA PRENSA has a larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper IN the United Itates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-09

Coaprs useei sas !ibros en- espahol
ignacio E. Lozano, 5O7 Dolorosa st. San
Antonio, Texas. Su cass es la mas bsrIts
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYs
cRAFTsBURY

Mrs. S. A. Gage IS caring for Mrs.
Fred Keir.
Rev. G. d. Pierce expects to attend
conference at Newport.
Mrs. Fred Kerr was very I'll last
week, but is improving.
Measles have broken out in the
home Of Mrs. Ella Amsden.
Mrs. Willard Of Richford has come
70 care for her daughter, Mrs Ada
Keir.
Mrs. Arthur Day and daughter,
Emily, returned from Boston last
week.
There viii be no services in the n.
2. church Sunday, It being conference
Sunday.
Wallace Merrill is in with measles
at the home Of James Steambarge,
Collinsviiie.
Leslie Goodwin Of Burlington
called on friends in town Wednesday
and Thursday.
Fred Keir vas called home from
Fort Ethan Allen Friday BY the seri-
Gus illness Of his wife.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18
ALL THE 1ALBANYS

number in Sunday school. The band
was in attendance. Rev. l. +. Chase
preached his last sermon as pastor of
the church.s
The w. H. M. S., met with Mrs.
Fletcher Tuesday, Apr. 10. The meet
ing was opened by scripture reading
by Mrs. Hackett and prayer by Mrs.
Chase. After the business meeting
there were readings by the members.
"Hindrances to Missionary Effort"
Mrs. Hackett; "The Power of Gods
Word" Mrs. Loomis; Father Co
mez," and Autobiography of a Mite
Box" Mrs. Chase; ''The Mexican Peo-
ple," Mrs. Fletcher Adjourned to
meet in one month with Mrs. Hack
EFT.
SOUTH ALBANY
E. J. Douglass is saving out his
stock of logs.
c. w. Williams, who has been in
poor health for some time, remains
about the same.
NJ. E. Williams of Craftsbury re-
Gently spent a day with his brother,
G. w. Williams.
Miss Isabelle Anderson of East
Craftsbury visited Miss Esther
Courser Saturday.
Miss Maud Grant of East Albany
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. G. w. Villains.
VIII Macia of Lebanon, NJ H., has.
been spending a few days with his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mason
Mrs. Clyde Anderson and children
are visiting her brother, John Wylie,
and uncle, Charles White, of Glover.
Thomas Calderwood, who is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Calder
wood, and has been quite i'll, is bet
ter.
Nelson Rash was taken to Bright
look hospital Friday and immediate
ly operated on for appendicitis. 1t
was a bad case but he is reported as
comfortable at this writing.
David GiImour, who has been in
South Montrose, Pa, the past win
ter, has been spending some time
with his daughter, Mrs. Clyde Ell
bridge. His sons, John and Walter
have purchased a farm in Broohine,
n. H., about 40 miles from Boston
and Mr.. Gilmour has already gone to
take charge Of this farm. They are
planning to make extensive repairs
and TO run large hennery.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18
ALBANY


R. NJ Cowles is repairing his house.
Rep. A C. Cheney is home from
Montpelier.
Frank Day was home last week
from his work in Claremont, n. II.
A. R. Miles entertained a party at
his sugarhouse Saturday afternoon.
Doris Sanders spent last week Wis
iting friends in Orleans and Newport.
Mrs. Frank Day and children are
staying with her mother, Mrs. Elan
ders.
Harvey Ferry has gone to South
Albany to work for DIN Rowell in
sugarlng.
Judge Tenney, Mr.. Fletcher and
Mr.. Wells returned to court at New
port Tuesday.
Mrs. A. C. Cheney returns this
week from several weeks spent with
friends in Massachusetts.
DR.. Goddard accompanied a patient
from South Albany to the hospital in
St. Johnsbury Friday, returning Sat
urday-
Henry Coburn cut his foot while
splitting wood Wednesday and DIR.
Goddard was called to dress the
wound.
Word has been received that Albert
Campbell is now on the u. S. S.
Nebraska with the navy i. Boston
harbor.
Mrs. Helen Campbell has been i'll
the past week, but is better now.
Miss Grace Hyde has Geen working
for her.
E. A. Bashaw rece we'd word Sat
urday of the death of his fathers
brother, David BasEaw, in Brockton,
Mass. He was 81 years of age.
The annual meeting of the Albany
Cemetery association win be held in
the Congregational vestry Friday
evening. All interested are request
ed TO be present.
Rev and Mrs. /. P. Chase leave
Tuesday for the conference at New
port. Owing tc failing health Mr..
Chase viii not t. Ike pastoral work an
other year. His many friends here
viii be sorry to nave him leave.
Go-to-Church Sunday was observed
at the NJ. E. church April Is. There
was a good at enhance and a good
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18
NORTH CRAFTsBURY

s. L. Lyon was in MorrisvilIe, over
Sunday.
Wallace Merrill is quite i'll with
measles.
Geo. Dunn's little son is quite i'll
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Stewart is staying with Mrs.
Witt for the present.
Fred Witt of Orleans, was in town,
Friday, 70 visit his mother.
Mrs. G. H. Rowley and Master
Frederick Smith are in Lyme, n. H.
Miss Belle Silver who was unable
70 be in school last week, has return
ed.
G. r. Root entertained the Acade-
my students his sugar camp, Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Maud Bailey of Greensboro,
was a guest at Miss Martha Patter-
sons, last week.
Lyman Barber from West Glover,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Guy Gar
vim, over Sunday.
(Continued on Page Eight
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

made his home in Irasburg ever since
his marriage and for the last 80 years
has lived on the large and fruitful
farm a mile and a half from the vii
iage where the end came April 9th.
Mr.. Cook had been in delicate health
for some time and yet until toward
the last had kept bravely up, patient
and cheerful always looking on the
bright side and thinking he would be
he was not gloomy and talked as free
ly of dying as though it was a short
journey he was to take, from which
he would soon return. He has been a
successful farmer, prominent man
in town affairs, representing his town
in the state legislature a few years
ago. For a long time he had been a
member of the Masonic fraternity of
this place. He was also at the time
of his death a longtime and honored
member of the Methodist church and
one of the board of trustees and stew
ards. Awhile back he completed 20
years as superintendent of the Sun
day school and only retired because
of i'll health. The verdict pronounced
upon him during his life and after his
/ death was this, "He was a good
man." He will be missed because his
seat viii be empty.
The funeral services were held in
| the Methodist church Easter Sunday
afternoon, Rev c. w. Kelley offici-
! ating. A large number of Masons
clad in white gloves and aprons sat in
a body to pay tribute of respect to
/ brother who had fallen A large num-
! Der of relatives and friends filled the
/ church. Many flowers attested the
esteem in which the deceased was
| held. The interment was in the viii
| lage cemetery. He is survived by his
widow, one son, Harry, of Hartford,
| Miss Mildred, a member of the fami-
| ly, one brother, Edwin, of Barton, and
a sister, Mrs. Lyman Barber of
| Glover.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
No services in this church Sunday
4 as conference will be in session on
that day at Newport.
Epworth League prayer meeting
! Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
Regular services will be held the
| first Sunday of the new conference
year, April 29th. Everybody come
out on that day and hear and see the
new pastor.
Let everybody who can do so, at
/ tend some part of the conference
session this week, especially Sunday,
as this will be a great day at New
port.
1t is earnestly hoped Rev. and Mrs.
Kelly will be returned to Irasburg
for another year.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18

Cashus Allen was home from Nash
IA. n. H, over Sunday.
Mrs. Effie Lucas returned to her
home in Kentucky yesterday.
Mrs. Dryer Of Orleans is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ernest Crawford.
Mrs. Delbert Macie and children
have had German measles the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira have engaged 70
work for Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Phil
lips the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Goodwin and
son, Harold, visited their daughter
in CraftSbury over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Alger of St.
JohnSbury visited her sister, Mrs.
Alfred Aiken, over Sunday.
The regular meeting of Black Riv-
er Valley Grange viii be held Apr. p.
Refreshments viii be served.
Miss Mildred Cook of Lowell and
Mrs. Mabel Cook of Randolph We're
here to attend the funeral of Mr..
Cook
Verne Crawford had his foot badly
iammed while working in the Fair
banks scale works IN st. Johnsbury
last week, and has returned home.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ro-
land Chaplain were held in the Meth
odist church Sunday afternoon and
attended by large circle of relatives
and neighbors.
The entertainment in the hall Fri
day night by Mr.. Newton was well
attended and a fair amount of money
received. The entertainment was
well received.
Leslie Glover, Harry Wells and
Ray Twombly attended the county
meeting of the NJ w. A. held al
Orleans, April 18th, as delegates from
rasburg camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Winget and
daughter, Florence, Mr.. and Mrs. j
II. Lanou and Ephraim Nolette were
in Coventry Friday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Winget's father.
A meeting will be called in the hal
within a few days to perfect the or
ganization of the Red Cross. Let
everybody interested be sure to at
tend and do their bit to help our sol
der boys.
Mrs. J. H. Cook accompanied hel
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-18
Estate of Josephine I. Hall
GTATE % n ERA1llNT

STATE 0FsVERMOST
District of Orleans.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
tr1ct of Orleans
To all persons interested In the estate OF
Josephine II. Hall. late OF Barton in said
district deceased.
GREETING:
AT Probate Court. holden at Newport
within and for Safd District on the los h day
Of April. 1917 "a instrument purport1nS 70
be the last Viii and Testament OF Jose nane
IT.. Hall late II barton In said District de-
ceased. was presented To the Court atore-
said. for Probate.
And ft l. ordered by said Court that the
9Sth day Of April 1911. at the PROBATE
ONCE in SAID Newport st one octock
D. IA ~ assigned for proving said 1nSTrtl-
ment and that notice thereof he given TO
all persons concerned by PUBLISHING TINS
order three weeks SucceSsiVeIy IN the
Orleans County Monitor.a newspaper cir
cuiatinE IN that vicinity. II SAID DISTRICT.
previous 70 the time appointed.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified TO
appear before said Court. at the time and
place aforesaid. and contest the probate of
said Will. If you have cause
Given under my hand at Newport. In said
district, this I0Sh day of April. 1917.
RUFUS w. SPEAR, Judge.