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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23

iiberbaiipf bat. Sails bic engIiife STE.
gieriulg Der Jtrma geitatten wiiroe,
4 ote suiarnn,ensetragereH 3ablen ~
betoffeirtIif,en, odnr mare ote Bdbr.
| gtit mt eineur Tale offeilbor.
Sffi,ieae 8erid)te, ole bier eiilge,
troiten finb, Iaiien erfenHsIL oab
Teutiffano jebt llftterieeboote bnit.
o'c in Ston6e iino, bis alif cine 1iefe
bon 200 sSilB an talideii uno nn6e.
qrelBte 3eit bort 81 pertpeiIeu. 9u'
bard pir0 Der lLBoot @efn5r elm
iteucs eefabrelemeitt biti5ugefiigf, od
ytete neien 5Dpus' fonitruirt meroer
niiiiciI nm gegen 6ieie 2iefe fuirtiani
81 jein. @s beibt, onb oieie neuen II,
goote I'M Stonoe iino, ,utter ieDemt
Reb peg;utaiiden. oos bis iest BON
oen aaiirt7n im0 ben Der. Stanten
| ~ GSebrdiih gencntnlen ipor0eu lit.
aleroinas gloiibt man, ooB crit cine
oerbdltnifn1dBig fleine 2lrBcbl oieier
neatn ll.Booie eebaiit iino, 1T iebof
iiber5ergt, odB aud IN oieicr soirnidt
neilere Jortifritte gu uer5eihnen ieiu
fDcroen.
2lle oieie Tpten tpiroeu IN Der letJ.
ten an6inetsiibung BON oem Brdiioen.
ter Nilion gitb ieluen gerathern I'M.
ter 9etraft ge5oaen. lleber ben Sr9alt
Der aunfsrer III nidts Wdberes I'm
Frfnbrung aebrntt fpor0en, bod er.
f!drte elmer Der oberiten @egieriings-
bentrrten, bab cine Gffei1ipe our Gee
MIR Dann llnterronii:Ien tperoen Mir.
be, ipenn iie burb bic offentlid)e gtet.
mmg erHuangen tpiir6e. Oos Ufnrine.
Gcpnrtemeitt 1T nidrt eetpiat, Dos I'M
ge5cure Rsitfo eiues syeblf@idees un5
grpber Berllite aif ieine eigenen
Gtulte;n III nebuieil
Cine cernrttJe SffenfiDe niirOs
INIT iIa,rer g.ieoerlage enoen,- er.
fldrte Der gttreffenbe, -tpeun nidt ge.
nfgeno asroplane 5ur 8eriiiguna itc-
BEN. es ift en- offcnes @ebeiuniB, oaB
tie Ser. Staaten notl fir biele Mo-
nate binaus nlir cine fleine Gpabl
ron Stngjeueen tabeu tper6en rnb Die
@atirten ba6en ielbit feine ilberiliHlig,
MN iie ms CUR 8criiigIng ifenen 5u
folnen. ai,berbsm feblt es iuis an
ituieIen Stiifen, bic als aiiHoidnitsr
iinb als 3raitsportbosHpfer fiingiren
miibten.'
Gin N1n, an Dem Ser grdfiSent, Der
aIeiden Gut1e atfoIse, befcncsrs m.
tereiiirt III, 1T Der. Sri perbinSern, boB
ocnti6e 2n.t.hbcote In neiitrolen o.
iuciIern oon ReptraIen @crrdtbe be-
fonunen. gcion6ers Spanien ica fic3
IN Sieier Sinfifa ;ientlif niel 5lsSd1l.
ocn baben fqrunen laiien. trotocm Der
aonig nom SpdRien in elmer Erctla'
r1ation erit rpr fiir5ein ben S3afenbe.
torsen unte-idete, oeIttifen Saltth-
boo4en trgeubipelhe @crrdtte 81 Ge6en.
Bcr penigen Enseu erft 1T an bic ipa-
lni'te Neeieriirg Elm biesbeGigIi9es
Cebeimes Gonrnrnnique absei6idt nor
cen. In pelfem enereifdt segeu Gefen
Ribbroi5 6er EteitrnIitdt prot6tirt
trtr0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
: @rnke mGrfsnInn. /

9roBe RdufepIuse In
q ii itralten. Grpbe @treterl
auitraliens perben aegentpGrtig poK
elmer Usdufsplase beiurgeiudt. 3ie
Sbiere trettu IN Ueilionen 1uf ut6 BET
mebren bic RriegsforgeH Der au1bs
rotrtbe urb Der Regfsritno IN ni5t ges
rtngen RnBe. Der S9dben, tpelfeH
iie on BEN @eiaeunorrdtben unridtcn
= auifrolien Bat bic mpberner 6es
tretbeIpei6er nod uiht eirroeEibrt =
lit bon notpnaler Beocntrna. Die
2onhTpirtbe iieben Dor sroben Der
lufter uuo brfrGen in bic Regierun1,
&bbilfe sn ft,affer. @fe ertldrt iptrb,
t6nnen ffch MIR 9cute, tpeI6e es NIT
qusen gefeben bdbeu, eiire 8orftenrr,9
BON Der 3u0rtugfitfett r1rb Der Ser
it6rungsluff Der fleiren Noger mober.
I'm S6eep Si1s, einem flsiRer Stdht=
den in 8ictpriu, iiub rpr Bp6enz
frift nidt usntger als iieben SoHnsr
mGrfe perrihtet tppr6en, uHb bod
mar teine Qbno6rae IN her 9ohl Der
f6Gblihen Rager 3u bsrrerten. Sn
rem SGufern Der 2unSfuirthe tptrrmelt
es Don mGuien. opr bensF ntthts Iiher
If. Siefe glage iibertrifa nGle Bis
ber hogereienen Mnren, unb ale Soft
nitra oilf ruTte ausrottuno Der Tuaee
There 1T aefhtpunben. GoTHts es Fith
uIs unm6eIi5 srrptiIen, Hb6tGfe su
i8offen, bonn ftehr Guftroiirn Dor ei=
nen betrdftli6en gusfon on Sdats
petsen unb iOmit Dor f6Iedten Dis
3ererritsn.
Srofefforgett ee1orbeR.
Sale, /. ssuIi. @eb. Dteo. .5tatb Tro-
fel1oi Gr. sspba1n Belt, Srhtnnrins
Der @pndfoIoeie mo Dtrcftor Der
Ssrauenflirrif IN Suile. iii nnf elmer
Sar5tour ploSIib geftorben. &ett, Der
1852 ais @o6n bes @ebeirrten Sdni-
Otto sicefrieS Beit III 8cr-
Iin gehoren wnroe. mar Idneere Sabre
sliiiltcitt ON ocn &liniten DON Tarttu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
syrieb.nsHiftsrs Goes.

Charles Deruneier, EN- Goloot oes
I'M @oen PLrt laeernHeu 3. gegimeaits
Q. %. g.. Der geitera Hadprlittng Dor
lem Saids Rp. 1912 g5eIt 6ront Ctr,
mo- Der 33iGbriee glbert Sooo. 432
@elt z. StraEe, nit einen 5arttgen
nm Streits lag, Den 6rieSexsitifter
itielea podte, tu,lrbe oabei bon 5000
IN Die @rilit aritoden urto befinbct itt
IN einem beoetflifeH 8iiitrHoe III
Staotbolpital. !poob ruur6e inter Der
gnfIage oas Stcferts Dcrbnitet nno
I'M Soipital ron 9eTuneier aIs iei;l
&n1reifer i0ertifi;irt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
Die angriffe auf bic ameritanli6su
2ranspOriIaifft sema4t.

Watbington. .. g., %. Guilt
Der WariaesSetretdr Daniels bat in
einem langeu, BEN Senat oussiGtdtsu
SAreiben. bds am SOnniag DsroTient-
Iidt porbtn tit. 4ustinit iibsr b..
JnforHation gegeben, auf Die CT IeiIs
ertidraHg Dom s 5. sui bstrsffs dTssfbs
Iiper beuti6er llntsrfeebootangrlifs
auf bic ameritaniI9en 9ransportz
i3iffe. peI9e bic ameritnnij9en grs
peeitiOHstruppsn ua4 SrantrtiA
bra4tsu. bdfirt bat. IS sebt baraus
berpor, bab unbeitimnlis Qa6ri1.sn
iibsr ben angriff fiinf 9ags ebs be
'srtldruug abseseben iDuroe. in Baibs
ingtOn eingetroffen iparsn.
Der SetretGr bate bds S4rsibeH
ais anttport auf einen 8rief bes S.s
nators Stlmdn sd9idt. Der 8Oriissr
bes Seuaisiomnittees fir WariRss
glngeleseubeiten 1T, unb In benz Der
Setretar erfu4t ipuroe, xrn Eomrntts
tee ben Ssrt Der Depeif,e bes Generals
9fedpes iibG bic Gnselesmbeit sur
Werfiiguus su feGen. Wlsbrsre Senas
loren batten pGtrslb Der Debdtte ers
Hart bab be Mnsabtn bes Setrstdrs
cine erob iibertrisbene lImfdreitnng
bss offbeIIn Beri9ts estneien fei,
ben bus offiSielIe SrforHiatiunss u,
redu aiissdertigi bate. Die bamais
eineerei9te Rdoluiion, m Der cine
llnerfudtns bcr alneelegenbeit Dcrs
iangt iDnrbe, mar dbr ui&t aagencr,s
men fnprben.
Jn bem S6reibeH pertbeiSigt Der
MGrfnesSetretdr bic Don i'm abetges
bene grfldrung. urb er giebt ben,
3ourn,ittes bic Derii9eriins, bab bic
DepeIfe BON Tim IN Augenffein &C.
nommsn, Fe aber ni6t per5ffemtE4i
tperben Tonne, tpdl fe bic Tdnrsn bon
Sdiffen nnb arfbGe miIitdri19e Jns
fouatinn entbdIs.
Des Weiteren foaf Der Setreidr.
'bdb bas WortntsD Departement iiini
Gage Dor Der antnnff Der araerfsani,
i3eu Sransportbampfer IN Tranfrei&
eetpuBt babe, bab spei ensrifjc BON
llnterfseboottn semddt iporbsH feieu,
'unb baber fsine Gueirbe srob seueTM
fei, dls er bic NaGriht erbdrten, bdb
pt gause erpsottinn spotdbebait,n an
setommeu iet. Or jei Tofo,t Ju Sem
arhgsfetretdr sesilt, babe ibm bic
frobe Botf9aft iiberbraHt unb es j.i
bdnn iofort cine GrtaSrnng aifsge1rs
beitet iporbea, bic am abenb ps.ofs
feutfift uurbe. Die Antifnbigrna fei
ndtiirIich ni1t nit benfefbn Dprten
gemat5t ,porben, iris re In Der Dspes
ite beg 2fbmirafs @ledoes ertbqften
ipdsn. Der pi1iigfie TheiI bsr ers
ildrung fd bic sspdn, bab ale uus
fere G6fffe mn Sruppen pobtbehofs
ten In syranfrei9 dngdornren frien.
3uei etruppen fei.u ansefcmmen.
otne rngegriffer fporben gu fem, RIB
sipei feien rfoIsfos onscsriff.n tpcr'
ben. Der 6efretdr fagt bdrn. penH
aud Bic Ausbrifde .Gefedts NIB bon
piefen Sdn&6poten ai,aegriffr' rsels
lei6t ii6ertrieben aetptfen feien, tire
gfnipenbuns dnaef@ts Ser Speubs bic
Die Ra@ridi fcrpopstrrfsr, sretis
fertiat setpefu fet.
~f~ A..xYk.~. E>.~~ -S.&k
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-23
Srifen psrbangcrn Ia bes
3a3arettem Mfrifas.
iiastrfudtns Der sObssfdue I'm fiib.
aIritaniTtsn purlamsut &c.
SrupPsn lsiO,u am Q0tbiafen gaanssi
aisbessutsn Derben s;nfn4 &c.
ftobIsn.

5aaa, 9. Suli. (qer goTt.) Rad
siner Ultlbuns Der .,Risufps gourant"
bat Der Senntor @biteIibe I'm Nbgs.
oronstsnbauis Der fiibofriinniiderl
linen ben 2lntrns seifsnt. cine sins
aebenbe untsrluhung te3iieli6 be.
snblrei6en 5ooesfGIIs un.sr ben iid in
Seuiid Oit1fritl nnftaiienben bri.
tiidsn unb TiioufritaniIhen 5ruppen
.in,pleiten. qBb:teTibs fiibrts sur BE-
eriintuna isines siHtrusss bas GoIs
gefibc aus:
.Sn Oiiafritn III pislss Dorestom.
men, mos nidt gu Gunltsn Der rers
aniirortli6sn perioHen fpri9t. gs
III unbsbinet notbtpenbig feit3uit,IIen,
irorurn 70 bisle S0lbaten unferer CT.
pebitionstruppen e-trdnisn unb fer,
Zen, bamit bic f4ulbigsn perioHel CUR
8erantiportune eesoeen unb bieis
gebler in 3utunft bermifotn perbm
i0nsn. es unterliegt teinem 3ipeIs
IeI, buB biele SoIpnfen nid1i bns ers
bnltsu bdben, tuas ibner sufontrnt.
sic leibsn an BEN Rotbiefien Manstl.
rbne baB ieffens Ter fifbufritaniideH
ReJiernns einseihritten riro.
.4ts Grunb fir be mibiifen gu
itdnhs ipirb Der Wmssl an Srans
pprteeisaeubsiten angeeeten. gs IN
nrerfrpiirbie. bab bic 9eutf6en ME,
nnls burd 9ransportitauierigf
bebiEbert iporbeu finb. Der 5iibrer
Der bsutfheu Srnppen fpeib ffsts su
btiGdffen, fpds feine aeuie brnufxn,
uno babel III er niHt einmol General,
fDnb,rn Elm sinfdder Obtrft. Wir iino
in oteier 6iniidt feHsr bnrdn dis bic
Oertiden, bsm mir bnfen mebr &C.
nerole afs Nmerifn Rihter. gs III cine
Sdmah. bas ben Solhatsn, benen
2iebtsgaben aiis Der 6eimntb sef4idt
ipsrbsH, bief. Senbunaen einfn4 gs,
itoblen irerben, 70 boB Fs tlnetrn unb
otne Semben unb 6of.r berumlaufen
miiiIsn, unb ben tropiIfen RruHtbeis
ten airseeFebt ifro, ofne iitt NIT ben
notbtpenbigfteu ar5netntittefr bogegm
ipebren gu f0nren. JiebItrante Ndns
ner, bic fir @robbrittanrien inter
ben urgirritigfen 1tnftdubeu tdmpfeH
rub ibr @Ht perfpribn, perbnnsern
in ben 2asaretien~.
Srob bes protefes bes fiibdfritn'
niffen ppas nnb 3sfesrnpbenW Wins'
tiers wrbe Der antras @hihFbes. bic
9fngtfesenbcit eiRer 11nterfufptng 81
uufersieheu- opueucmmeu.
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bon grsssons sisxn ii@ bi. ruHHtu
gsaifsn 5uriid. Gin gorriifeu ssgeIl
a0fOpa bat bssoHnsn. Die Staoi
zarnOpol unb aatIrei9e D5rfr 6it'
Ii4 Dom Snet6 SLUG itsbsn N 5lau'
men. Sn Jesierna purbs bid ariegs.
materiss srbeuttt. Die 3abl Der Sss
fanssnan to nod ni4t ftitseitsat tDOrs
Den.
.am untrtn Rarapupfa GIub
fnub am Samitos is5r beftisss str'
tiIltrisfsusr itatt.
..5n ben aorpatben fanben nur ga
trnuiflSunaf,d1fs ftott
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mutb.

Rntn.
Fiber, Sana, Du tbuit Oem ads6eu
pebl-
- %, i'd bin f9on Oprii8tisl SO
He5m' Fe Ia beim !oeHiel.'
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Ser Sytarine- gefretdr
&aniels
gsrtbsibisi feline ertldrans OOm 3.
Juli.

5n Der bebuuptet ipurbe. BAR ameri>
ianif4s 3erft0rsr nit bsuti4sa
2au4botsn getampft.
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Rtbtuttfde aar,..

(8.leerdnrn-) 2eben sic tpubI, Serr
9nmmsr5teurat9 - mcrpeu Dteerl
y6r &dTier.
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Die Saiihboct> >Seiabr pirS GROCER
anltntt neiner.
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Sic 4enffdjen banen lest
1Intcrfeebrpte,

ote 200 Gub iief untertniten fSmaeu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
M1RSHFIELD

Frank Hodge of Mechanic Falls, Me-
and Ellis Sibley of Damariscotta, Me.
spent the week end at the home OF G. G.
Lamberton.
Lillian Peabody of Kicker Mills visit
ed her home over Sunday.
Helen Lamberton of Goddard seminary
vas home over the week end
The box social and promenade at the
Lamberton school was fairly well attend
ed. They realized 1886 from the sale
of the boxes and coffee. The program
rendered by the children showed careful
training by the teacher. Miss Moore.
the teacher, and the pupils wish to thank
the parents and friends for their hearty
cooperation.
ELISA Moore of Plainfeld recently
visited her sister, Rosa Moore, and at
tended the box social.
Frank Cardi of Barre who has been
trailing the elusive deer, returned to his
home Friday.
Mrs A. W. Lamberton of Cabot was
at the home of G.. b. Lamberton Satur-
day.
The farmers have finished hauling
their Christmas trees, having loaded II
cars at Lanesboro.
Mrs. Eta Powers visited her daughter
in Cabot over Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22

out the uric acid from the system, and
in this way the pain, swelling and in
fiammation subside. Anuric relieves
kidney complaints and diseases aris-
ing from disorders of the kidneys and
bladder. If you are a sufferer from
rheumatism, backache, pains here or
there, you can obtain Anuric, double
strength, at any drug store and get
relief from the pains and ills brought
about by uric acid; or send DR.. Pierce
10 cents for trial package. Anuric,
which you will find many times more
potent than lithia, eliminates uric
acid as hot water lnelts sugar. A
short trial will convince you. Send
sample of your water to DR.. Pierce
and it will be tested free of charge.
Anuric is a regular insurance and
life saver for all big meat eaters and
those who deposit lime salts in their
iointc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
Tells HOU to Stop a
Bad Cough


If you have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing.
or if your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want quick
help, Just try this pleasant tasting
homemade cough remedy. Any drug.
gist can supply you with 21A ounces OF
hnex t60 cents WORTH. Pour this into
q pint bottle and fill the bottle with
plain granulated sugar syrup. Thus
prepared, you have a pint OF really re-
markable cough remedv--one that can
be depended upon to give quick and last
ing relief at all times.
You can feel this take hold of a cough
in a way that means business. IL
looscns and raises the phlegm, stops
throat tickle and soothes and heals tho
irritated membranes that line tho
throat and bronchial tubes with such
promptness, ease and certainty that ID
is really astonishing.
Pinex is q special and highly concefl-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is noted for its speed
in overcoming severe coughs. throat and
chest colds. It's millions of enthusiasts
users have made it famous the world
over.
There are many worthless limitations
of this noted mixture. To avoid disap-
pointment, ask for soy ounces of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. 4 guarantee of
absolute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded, goes with this preparation.
The pincx Co., TT, Wayne, Ind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
BETHEL

The village is being canvassed for the
advance sale of tickets for the Woman s
club winter course of entertainments.
The canvass is in charge of Mrs. G. g.
Clifford, chairman of the clubs enter
tainment committee. The first event
will be lecture Dec. 10 by d. Lee Fitz-
patrick, and the January, February and
March events will be musical, the last
on March 4 being concert by the
Swanee River quartet. The club does
not expect profit on this course, but
hopes for a general patronage for the
sake of its educational and esthetic ad-
yantages.
An important meeting of Daniel Lille
Relief corps is timed for next Tuesday,
Nov 27.
L. M, Peck OF Windsor, district deputy
grand master of the Masonic lodges, was
here last Tuesday
Mrs. II. H. kidder of White River
junction, for many years a resident, was
here Tuesday for visit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
Y. S. A. NOTES

Tuesday evening the first meeting OF
the Country Life club was held in agri
cultural hall The whole school turned
out to hear the debate on Resolved
That it is better TO live in the country
than in the city" The affirmative was
taken by a team consisting of Hanna
Hall and Lake, the negative by Bur
roughs, Jackson and Chadwick. Profess
sor Meigs acted as chairman of the
meeting, The judges were Messrs
Green and Abel and Mrs. Swain The
affirmative side won the debate, An ex-
temporaneous debate of humorous ma
ture followed the main debate, the sub
ject being, Resolved That it is better
to WOO young maid than an old one. "
Professors Brown and Allan were as
signed to argue on this point and Mr..
Allan won for the Affirmative.
Wednesday night pep" meeting was
held to arouse enthusiasm for the basket.
ball game to be played the following
night at South Royalton. School songs
and yells were rehesrsed and the boys
got into things in fine style.
The game at South Royalton Thursday
night resulted in the Aggies winning by
the score of 10 to H. As this was our
first game, it was a pretty good show
ing for the team.
Friday night the senior dance was
held. A good crowd was out and every
one enjoyed very pleasant evening
Refreshments were served during inter
the dance closing at l o'clock.
Saturday night the school orchestra
held their first regular rehearsal New
music has been ordered and everything
looks encouraging for a good orchestra
here at the school. Each Wednesday
at chapel the organization will
supply the music.
The knights of King Arthur. an or.
ganization for the younger boys of the
Center, held their regular meeting in the
school hall Monday evening At this
time the boys wore their lodge regalia
for the first time.
Three contributions were taken up at
the school the past week. Seven dollars
we're contributed to the Red Cross Christ
mas box fund In addition the boys
took up a collection to enable them to
send a box Of candy to every V. 5. A.
ilumnus who is now engaged in mill
ary service. Twenty dollars was con
ributed to the Y NJ C. A. fund.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
PL1INFIELD

l.. l.. Knapp was called to Granitevill,
last week by the serious illness of hi
sister, Mrs Ella Belleville.
Miss Ida Hart spent Saturday ant
Sunday in East Montpelier with friends
Mrs. Fred Farnham has gone to Co
hasset, Mass, for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Pike and Mrs
L. l.. Knapp were in East Calais Thurs
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marsh
Mrs. A. w. Clark and daughter, Der
nice, of Barre, visited relatives in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Alma Paris has rented the black.
smith shop to Mr.. Page of Groton.
II. Z. Lane and George Brown were
among the successful hunters to bring in
deer last week
Mrs. A. NJ Cate and Mrs. V. A. Bemis
We're in Montpelier last week, called
there by the illness of Miss Ethel Bemis.
AT the regular meeting of the Village
Improvement society last week, the la
dies voted to give $40 for the war Y. M.
G. A. work.
Rev. A. w. Hewitt was in Montpelier
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dix have moved
to the Camp farm on the Brook road.
Mrs. Horace Bancroft was taken to
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington,
Wednesday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard lockwood and
child, Mr. and Mrs. N. NJ. Nelson and
son, Paul, and Mrs. Ralph Nelson and
child of Barre visited Mr.. and Mrs. Tru-
man Bartlett Sunday
Mrs Harry Clark and children of East
Calais spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
Medose Pelkey.
Arthur Holt spent Sunday in East
Calais with Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Holt.
Hugh Humphrey is i'll with appendi-
citis.
Mrs. Anna Austin is spending few
days with Mr. and Mrs Hector Austin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lamberton in
MarshfieId.
John Story has finished work for Fl. C,
Holt and gone to his home in Middesex
Mrs. Warren Fifed visited relatives
in Marshfeld last week.
Mrs. Brooks Buxton and daughter and
Miss Bessie Batchelder were in Barre
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Doel have moved their
goods into the Lupine block and have
gone to Meredith, N. H., to spend the
winter.
The cast has been removed from Mayo
Wyman's broken limb. but it will be
some time before he will be able to sit
up.
Misses Florence Payne and Vivian
1aafeld spent Saturday in Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gokey and children
pent Saturday in Barre and Montpelier.
Mrs. Susan Tempeton of Randolph is
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Holt |
Mrs Susan Thomas of Marshfield re-
emily visited Mr.. sand Mrs. Warren FL
ield
Mrs. Don DeColaines and Mrs. c. +. |
Jackson of Montpelier have charge of the
ocal New England telephone exchange
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
CROTON

Morris Page has finished work for Fl
L. James, and moved his family to New.
bury.
Mrs. Harry Eastman of Woodsville, n.
H., was visitor in town Tuesday.
Clarence Morrill, sold his household
goods at auction Monday afternoon and
win soon leave for Concord, N. H.
w. II. Jeffrey Of Montpelier, secretary
of the state board Of charities and pro-
baton, was in town Saturday on bust
ness connected with the duties OF his of.
flee.
,Charlson Mitchell and Hermon Person
of Woodsville, n H., have purchased the
Groton garage, and possession was given
Saturday Mr.. Person has moved into
the tenement Of w r. Carbee and Mr.
Gated by J. II. Taisey,
H. l.. James has taken the job of draw
ing the pulpwood from the Moulton
farm in Topsham to the station. Arthur
Todd of Rutland, who commenced the
job, was obliged to stop on account OF
the damage the motor truck did to the
highway.
Mrs. Jane Green. who has been assist
ing in the family of her brother. r. ID.
Hosmer, for several months, returned to
her home in Franklin, n. H., Wednes-
dav
c. NJ. Page has gone to Plainfeld,
where he has employment in a black
smith shop.
The body of Mrs. Noyes, who died at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Hastings, in the edge of Topsham, was
taken to Barre to-day for burial. Mrs
Noyes' death was caused by general
breaking down due to old age.
The funeral of Miss Mary French was
held Wednesday at II o'clock at the
home of her parents in Topsham, Rev
G. D. Gould officiating. Burial was in the
village cemetery here. The floral offer.
ings consisted of many beautiful pieces,
to the love and esteem in
which the young girl was held.
Among the lucky hunters during the
open season for deer were: Charles An
mis-, Edwin Fifield, r. NJ Darling, A. NJ.
Hooper, Fred Hayes, Sherman Graham.
Jackson Jones and Herbert Chamberlin |
have been drawn jurymen to county
court.
Charles Heath has moved to the tene-
nent in the Vance block occupied by |
Frank Saunders, and Mr. Saunders has |
moved to the cottage house in the rear |
If the block vacated by Mr.. Heath
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-22
SOUTH RANDOLPH

Mrs. d. L. Loomis, who has been Wis.
ting friends in Springfield, Mass, has
returned home.
Bert Carpenter, who has worked for
d. L. Loomis for the past six months,
has moved with his family to his dwell
ing house at East Randolph.
The w f. Camp child is so much i'm
proved that the nurse Miss Richardson,
and the hired girl, Dorothy Magham,
have gone away.
The party from here who went hunt
ing in Bingo arrived home without get
ting deer.
Harley Sutton visited friends in Low
ell, Mass, last week and visited the
G.. T. Hood stock farm.
One day last week the South Royalton
high school boys came in autos and in
spected j. c, Greene's herd of 80 pure
bred Jerseys.
Andrew MacPhetres has finished work
for his father, G. l.. MaePhetres, and is
working for G. G, Clifford