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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-04
THE GREENSBOROS

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Allen have gone
to Plymouth, N. H., where Mr.. Allen
has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Philbrook and
daughter spent Thanksgiving at Sam
Philbrook's at East Hardwick.
Thanksgiving was celebrated in the
homes of A. s. Hall, Irwin Wilson,
Roy Young and A. B. Fairbanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Gebbie and Mr..
and Mrs. F. T. Gebbie were entertain
ed at A. j. Gebbie's in Hardwick on
Thursday.
Catherine Lapierre, Mary Richard
son and Allan Speir were at their
homes last week for short vacation
from their school at Craftsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Lapierre, Mrs.
Lucy Wilson and Foster Gebbie can
vassed this vicinity Saturday in the
interests of the Orleans County Ag-
ricultural association.
GREENSBORO
J. B. Cook has been ill the past
week.
Mrs. Carl Philbrook has been i'll the
past week.
Mrs. A. E. Jackson was st. Johns
bury visitor one day last week.
Amos Piper of Lyndonville was in
town last week calling on friends.
F. A. Messier, has installed new
upright boiler in his creamery here.
Charles Carter left his cottage on
Birch Point, for Littleton, N. H., last
week.
The Caspian Grange held their reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening of this
week at their hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich
spent last week in Lyndonville visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Will Hardy
Zoia Williams of Georgia is visit.
ing her sister, Ruth, at j. M. De.
Brune's.
Floyd Magoon of St. Johnsbury
was at the home Of his mother over
Thanksgiving.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-04
GLOVER GLEANINGS

! Frank Wright Of Lyndonville was
here one day last week to visit his IA
Their.
There will be seven-cent social
on Friday evening, Dec. 18th. All
cordially invited.
Mrs. Willard C. Leonard has gone
to Chicago to spend the winter with
her husband there.
DR.. and Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Dow
spent a few days in town recently,
returning to New York Tuesday.
Mrs. Rosette Hall, who has been
visiting among relatives Tor the past
four weeks has returned home.
Misses Bessie and Amy Blodgett
have closed their house and will spend
the winter in the Leonard homestead.
The Woman's Union are invited to
meet with the Misses Blodgett at
the Leonard homestead Friday after
noon.
The Glover branch of the Bartoc,
Red Cross will meet to sew each Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Fannie AL
! drich.
among poultry in some places this
| fall, going into or very near build
ings. Are they Clarence's runaway
! tame ones?
The D. of L. will hold a card party
and promenade and will serve cake
and coffee Wednesday evening, Dec
| 18th. Members please bring cake
All cordially invited.
! Sunday evening there will be song
service in the Community vestry at
7.45. Mrs. Kimball will speak on the
subject, "Christ in the Dark Cont
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-04

nent." A collection will be taken for
the starving children in Christian
lands.
Harry Stanton and family Of st.
Johnsbury were entertained at c. 8.
Phillips Thanksgiving day along with
others of the Phillips family relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcclellan of Lyn-
don spent Thanksgiving at ]. W..
Mathie's.
The selectmen of the town of Glow
er will meet at the town treasurer's
office, Saturday, Dec. 7th, from 10
o'clock a. m. to 2 o'clock p. m. to ad-
just all claims against the town for
damages done to sheep by dogs.
A. M. Shields,
j. w. Dewing,
j. A. Uric,
Selectmen.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-04
GLOVER

Francis Wright is improving.
Mrs. C. p. Bean is suffering from
severe cold.
Howard Bickford was home from
Camp Devens on leave last week.
Mrs. Clyde Wheeler is able to be
about the house, after her long ill
ness.
The boys class in the Sunday
school will hold a social Friday eve
ming.
Miss Isabelle Clark from Lyndon
institute spent Thanksgiving at
home.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-04
THE GEM
Thursday, Dec. 5th

THE GEM
Thursday, Dec. 5th
ENID BENNETT IN
KEYS OF THE RIGHTEOUS
s. reel Paramount Feature
PEARL WHITE IN
THE HOUSE OF HATE
Orleans Opera House
Friday, Dec. 9Th
Saturday, Dec. 18th
FROM TWO TO SIX
5-act Triangle Feature
HEARST'S PATHE NEWS
Orleans Opera House
Saturday, Dec. 7th
CHARLES RAY IN
SON OF HIS FATHER
5-act Paramount Feature
HEARST'S PATHE NEWS
THEIR UNDISCOVERED CAPERs
Comedy
Tuesday. Dec. 10th
WILLIAM S. HART IN
BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN
5-reel Aircraft Feature
ROSCOE ARBUCKLE IN
COUNTRY HERO
Orleans Opera House Wednesday
Dec. 18th
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PERSONALS.

J. w.. Reynolds has gone to Kansas City, Omaha, Sioux City, and other points, on business. He will be gone several weeks.
 Walter Brewster, little son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Brewster, had his tonsils removed yesterday at the Florence sanitarium.
 Judge James Gould and son, Gall braith. will return this morning from Lake Village, where they spent yes terday fishing.
 V. o. Alexander left yesterday ev- ening for Dermott, on church business.
 w. A. Warrington and son will spend today with MT. Warrington's sister, Mrs. c. c. Dickev, at England.
 E. R. Borchardt, who has been con- nected with Racop's paint store for several years, has resigned his posit- ion there to accept one with the Simp- son-Webb Furniture company.
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ONLY < VULTNTE

"A bit of verse called "Only Vol unteer.' in the current issue of the American Forestry Magazine or Washington. is causing a lot of talk among members of the forestry regi- ments in training here. P. s. Rids dale, the editor of tae magazine, de- clines to divulge the writer's name The verse follows:J Why didn't wait to be drafted,
 And led to the train by band? Or put in claim for exemption?
 Oh! Why did I hold up my hand? Why didn't l wait for the banquet? Why didn't l wait to be cheered? For the draftee receives all the cred While I only volunteered. But nobody gave me a banquet
 And never a soul kind word. The puff of the engine, the grind of
 the wheels
 Were all the goodbye that l heard. Then off to the training camp hust-
 led,
 To be trained for a good half a
 year,
 In the shuffle, abandoned, forgotten,
 was only a volunteer. Perhaps some day in the future.
 When my little boy sits on my
 knee,
 And asks what I did in the world war,
 AS his big eyes look uip at me, will have to look into those eyes
 Which at me so trustfuliy peer. Ao1l I <J Tod But was only volunteer.
 The writer is member of the 2Oth Engineers (Forest, the largest regi ment in the world. They are the men who will do the great work o1 building up behind the lines in order that everything possible may be dond to make the fighters at the front comfortable.
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BUYS sAMMON & STONE STOCK.

The Beal-Burrow Drq Goods com pany of Little Rock. yesterday pur- chased the stock of Sammon & Stone Mercantile company, 307 Main street The goods, which comprise all kinds of dry goods, notions, and ladies' and gents furnishings, were auctiOned to highest bidder at noon, the price paid being $12,050. -
 The Sammon & Stone company re- centiy surrendered and entered vol ;untary petition in bankruptcy.
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Presbyterian Ladies' Ail Society.


 The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will meet Mon- day afternoon at 3 o'clock. at the manse.
 Continuing the study of, the Bible las literature, the topic will be the songs of the Bible as found in the book of psalm. Sub topics will be. TThe Sacred Psalter-Its' Divisions and Authorship" Miss Sallie Byrd: David, the Sweet Singer Mrs. A. M.aBarrow. The round table discussion of Some Lessons From the Shepherds S Psalm," will be conducted Icy Mes James W. FColeman, Julia Noel, w M. Toney, Favre Cason. Nollie Smith, T. B. Lytle, l.. r. Bellingrath, and E. E. Morris.
 Especially appropriate musical numbers will be given by Mrs. Dr. W. n. Simmons, Miss Ernestine Norris, MS MISS Mamie O'Donnell, and Miss Nancy Farrar.
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A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles. dissolves gravel, cures diabetes weak and lame backs. rheumatism, and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder in both men and women. Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your drug gist, will be sent by mail cn receipt of $1.00 One small bottle is two
 months treatment, and seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send for sworn testimonials. Dr. B. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis,. Mo. Sold by druggists. (Advt1
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Grade Girls 0rganiZA.

The Sixth and Elevelth grade girls met yesterday afternoon at the "Y. w." with Mrs. Finn Hut and Miss Majorie Reyburn. These girls are making an ambulance robe, and more than ascore of new squares were brought to the meeting yesterday.
 ''The Rainbow Cluh", was organiz- ed hv the grade girls, with Miss Vir- gna Lyon, president: MISS Ellza- beth Burks vice president: and Miss Frances Crutcher, secretary and treasurer. This club will meet every Saturday, with four meetln%s a month as follows: the first. for play i; the second. fer service; the third, worship, and the fourth, business.
 Quite lot in interest has been shown in the meetings of these young
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Pollyanna !. D Meeting.

MeeuNg.
 The Pollyanna club had delight full meeting yesterday afternoon with Miss Christine Puddephatt in her home on Fourteenth and Beech. The members of this club are knitting an ambulance robe, and the young lad ies brought their knitting yesterday and spent the afternoon ill working on their Squares"
 Miss Sarah Hudson was prize win ner in contest, after which de. llcious refreshments were served
 Those present were Misses Annie B.. EZell Frances Lake of TeXarkana; Frances Andrews, Oral Nichols. Flu genta Ezell Mildred McDollald, Eliza beth Cross, Thelma Daniels, Willene Alexander, Edith Patterson, Ida Shep- paGd, Mildred Bunch, Alice Norris, Mildred McGaughy, Emily Russell, Christine Puddephatt.
 Miss Frances Lake of TeXarkana, who formerly lived in Pine Bluff, and was member Of the Pollyana's s was guest of the club yesterday.
 The next meeting will be held next Saturday with Miss Mary McGanghy on West Sixth.
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paoleo Kitchen.

CoIanun, a,,on,en of the city, and espec- All wIli h uomen, are asked to meet taly cuu cruson'ber " of Commerce Tuesday
 t the .n o, at 2:30 o'clock to form plans efternVcnm community kitchen. ., ',
 For a eJ incv Critz has asked that the Mrs. nas' ;to with her in organizing padies. ...hon u,.so where anybody may learn khis kse"y sa war bread or other Hoover 10 nlsnIb s.bos and where they may also |vsr ds,'s' .sa art of canning, which are is Psaln ta,v s'1 1nrized during these strenous
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Story Hour at L.ibrar, Attracts.

Tie story hour at the Library was well luendad yesterday afteln,oon, and the children were delighted with the stories told them. MS. t.rne st Apperson to the younger kidlies told How q Cur Dog Become an Honoree Soldier of tie Kin by Ar thur Guy Empeg, and Mrs. c. Alex ander entertained the older children with "The King of the Golden River, " by R1lskin.
 A large number of children were present at this meetinG yesterday but it is hoped a still greater mum Der will come next Saturday, as Mrs. c. w. Pettigrew Aas something in store for the young folk that will be of interest to them.
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Efficiency.

By all means let us have efficiency but let us bear in mind that 1t is not something we are going to come by in merely mastering the instrumentalities of work. The human win is the con trolling element and has to be rightly schooled and directed or there Is primal wastage that no perfection of system can overcome.
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Academy Presents Ambulance Robe.

Another ambulance robe is on dis play in McEwen's window. This robe, to De presented to the Red Cross, is from the AnnunciatiGn academy. It is very beautiful, and has attracted much attention.
 Additional Society on Page 1D
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OBITUARY
Payne's Funeral Today.

Payne's Funeral Today.
 The funeral of Thomas A, Payne, will be held this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. from his late residence, 1217 Georgia street. Services will be con ducted by Rev. w. c. Wood, pastor of the Ohio Street Baptist church. Those chosen to serve as Iallbearers are Ben Brannon, August Thal- heimer, Rufe King, Jim Smith, Lew is Hewitt, and Barney Kaufman.
 MT. Payne, who was 46 years of age, died Friday afternoon as the re- suit of an accident last December, when he sustained the fracture of his left leg thru being run down by an automobile occupied by negroes.
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ENGINEERS BATTALION

A. L. Matthews. recruiting com- pany here for the Engineers battalion of the Fourth Arkansas regiment, is enrolling men very rapidly. He ex- poets to complete the company in a short while.
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James Goree of Chicago is expected to arrive soon for visit with his mother, Mrs. J. L. Goree, and friends, before going into the aviation sec- tion of our army.
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|p,,.byterian Christian

tlSss'CClb Tss Christian Endeavor society of |.,1 l1S T;rst sa1 Baptist church have arrang- the 1T. sns' snlendid meeting this even- |ed 1Gr Gsoc;nning at 6:30 o'clock. "Pray- |lng' .';l1 u;H he the subject the consecra- |a |s;,, s sarvice. and the whole meeting |tl9n a1 hs sel of a patriotic nature. The To- s.I siI' troup TO of Boy Scouts will attend |ssl ssa aSvE services in a body. Special music |snmbers ur will also be given.
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Mr. and Mrs. Powell Clayton of 1;Hle file Rock, are guests in the home of 1ndce nSI and Mrs. w. D. Jones.
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Joseph M. Rhodes, Slaves.

Joseph M Rhodes, aged 6S years, died at his home, near Slaves. Grant county, Monday, February 25. The funeral was held Tuesday with ser vices by Rev. E. r. Appling, and in terment, in. Black cemetery
 'Mr Rhodes was native of Missis- sippi, but had lived in Grant county for 60 years, and was generally es- teemed. 's1
 He leaves his widow, three child ren, and three brothers.
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urs Brunson Jenkins of Kennitt, |,,s nls, is expected to arrive today to be s;,1 nvI Mrs J. R. Martin, who is crit
 ss1lv s,il, III ill at her home on West Fifth.
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Miss Ethel Woodland is critically i'll at the Florence Sanitarium.
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nr and Mrs. Gibbs Biscoe of Pen ,,aton bo, are visiting Mrs. l.. Goree.
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Miss Margaret Dewoody is in Mem- phls for q short visit with Miss Pat Halsey.
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Mrs. Jack Bernhardt and daughter, Miss w Lamar Bernhardt, spent yester- day in Little Rock.
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Mrs. Ziba Bennett has left for al extended visit in New York.
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Had Faith in His Parachute.
 To prove the safety and value of kls parachute, a French inventor dropped 1000 feet with it from an aeroplane.
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Missionary5tnion
 Monday,

The Woman's Missionary union of Ohio Street Baptist church will meet Monday afternoon at 2:3o o. clock, at the church.
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Misses Miriam and Bessie Esen- kramer, Miss Kettle Joseph and Mr. Max EisenEramer Will spend Sunday in Little Rock as guests of Air and Mrs. E. F. Block.
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ladies so far. and with Mrs. Hut and Miss Reyburn as leaders, glorious future is prophesed for the Rain bow Club
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Biennial Board
 Nf..ls.-

Meeting.
 The biennial board of the G. r. w. C will meet Friday at the Eastman hotel in Hot Springs. Mesdames Jack Bernhardt, w. D. Jones A. w. Troupe and T. J. Collier will attend the meet inc
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c H U R c H E S
Lakeside Methodist-sunday school

Lakeside Meth0diSt-Sunday school at 9:30. Judge Sorrells's Bible class for men at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Cope lands Bible class for women at the same hour. If you are not attending Sunday school anywhere come and join at Lakeside. You are always welcome. Preaching at il a. m. and 7:45 D. m. by the pastor, Rev. Theo. Copeland Junior Epworth league at ? p. m. Senior league at 6:3O p. m. An invitation is extended to you to attend these services.
 Alexander Memorial Presbyterian Sixteenth avenue and Poplar street, A. A. Boyd, pastor Sunday school at 9:30. Preaching by
 school at 9:30 a. m. Morning ser vice at Il o'clock. Preaching by the pastor. Christian Endeavor at 7:3O o'clock. Midweek prayer meet ing on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. A cordial invitation to these services is extended to tle, public.
 Hawley Memorial--Sunday school at 9:45, Carl Smith, superintendent. Let every pupil and teacher be in place and bring someone else with them. s. P. Dowdy of the Y. M.- c. A. will fill the pulpit at both hours. Epworth league at 6:45.
 Church of Christ, Chamber of Com. merce-Bible study at 10:30 a. m.; communion at 11:30 a. m.
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Funeral of (sDick-y Smith.

The body of E. l.. ("Dick') Smith was inferred yesterday in Bellwood cemetery, after services at 3 o'clock, at the family home, 71G Georgia street, iby Rev. E. R. Steel and Rev. J. I. Norris. Many handsome floral offerings covered the bier as it was borne to it's final resting place. Members of the local aere of Eagles, of which MT. Smith was charter member, attended the obsequies in a body.
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Mrs. I.ouise Wright.

Mrs. Louise Wright, sister of E. N. Barker, and grandmother of Mrs. Col Her Lee and Mrs. Frank Allen, all of Pine Bluff, and widow of the late Dr. J. F. Wright, died Fri day night at the home of her daught- CT, Mrs. J. T. Lloyd, in Little Rock. The body was taken yesterday to Monticello, where the funeral was held.
 Mrs. Wright was 79 years of age, and native of Tennessee. She re- sided in Arkansas for about 65 years.
 Besides her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd, and brother. MT. Barker, Mrs. Wright is survived by two sisters. Mrs. G. w. Dickinson of Little Rock. and Mrs. s. V. Bonner of Martin, Tenn.
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,Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Logue went tt Arkansas City yesterday.
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Mrs. Lee Fox and daughter, Miss Margaret Fox, have returned from Little Rock, where they spent the |past few days.
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This will also be the occasion of the se1n!-annual free will offering.
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Improve

Good Advice. Envy no mans talent. Improve your own.
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Hawley Nem0riel-Sun1ay school

Church of Christ, Chamber of Com merce-Bible study at 10:30 a. m.; communion at 11:30 a. m.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28
FARMER KILLED IN
NORTH WILBRAHAM
II. M. Green Shot Through Neck by
Neighbor, Willard Ellis-Domestic
Troubles the Cause.

NORTH WILBRAHAM. Mass, June
2S.-Willard Ellis, -, laborer is I'M
der arrest charged with the murder of
Henry NJ. Green, 80, well-known
farmer, on the Palmer road yesterday
afternoon.
Green was standing near his auto
mobile in the yard of his home when
Ellis, who lived short distance away.
il is charged, approached and fired a
charge from double barrel shotgun
into his victim IS neck Green dropped
in his tracks and died before a phy 81
elan arrived.
Ellis, who is thought to be demented,
then made an unsuccessful attempt to
shoot Mrs. Green. Going to his nome.
Ellis locked himself in the kitchen and
detied all corners to enter Chisf of
Police Thomas j. Cumnins, of Palmer,
found the man in the kitchen, after
breaking into the house
In the struggle which ensued Ellis
discharged the gun, the charge of shot
taking effect in his arm He was taken
to the Palmer police station and locked
up. DIR. j. p. Schneider, who dressed
the wound, said that it would probably
not prove fatal.
According to Mrs. Green, the rela
| tions between Ellis and the Greens be-
| came strained when Ellis's wife left
him several months ago and went to
work for them as domestic. Later
| however, she left the Greens and re
turned to live with her husband.
| Several weeks ago she was offered
her old position back in the Green home
and resumed work. Ellis then charged
the Greens with inducing his wife t,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28
PERSONAL.

Rev. William Tinker of Halifax was
in town yesterday.
John A. Davis of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting in town for few days.
Mrs. Marther Fuller of jacksonville is
visiting in town with her niece, Mrs
Cora Green.
Mrs y. w. Dunl;iee of Williams street
is visiting her daughter, Mrs Adams, at
the home of II. NJ. Roberts in Jackson
vile.
John Navarro OF Boston. who left this
morning for Camp Devens, was a visitor
-oyer last night with his sisters at Peter
Biagiotti's.
Miss Mollie Pearson of Cuttingsville,
who had been guest of the Misses Doug
las on Spruce street; returned to her
home today.
Esther Barrett. Pauline Smith and G..
Warner Hopkins are attending the Wind
ham County Christian Endeavor union
convention in Westminster as delegates
from the Christian Endeavor society of
the First Baptist church
Y. j. Eldridge returned last night
from Boston. where he had been several
days for medical treatment. Mr.. FL
bridge is improved in health. He was
accompanied by his son. Ralph, who will
spend the summer in Amesbury, Mass,
with his grandmother, Mrs. c. w
| Hatch.
/ MIR. and Mrs. J. w Izard have received
word from their son. Lawrence II. lzard
telling of his safe arrived in France. II,
wrote also that they were ii days on thu
lway and that he was feeling fine. Thl
first night over there" he bunked in {
HAY loft He further wrote that aftel
they had landed their commander tolt
them that they had been trailed by sew
era submarines. which were only q
miles away from their boat.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28

Alfred f. st. Lawrence, Bellows Falls.
Alvin ID. Parker. Bellows Falls
lsiadore Nershilo, Bellows Falls.
Leon Iawaeki. Bellows Falls
Fred. w. DeMond Bellows Falls.
Walter Gill, Bellows Falls
James w Tennev, Bellows Falls
Tennis Seurletis. Bellows Falls.
John w, Corning. Bellows Faifs.
Edmond Y. Fontaine, Bellows Falls.
Waldo NJ. Sanboru, Bellows Falls.
Earl Cushing, Bellows Falls.
Edward +. German, Bellows Falls.
Going from Other Boards.
Alfred S. Patnode, Keenc, \. H. (Reg
Bellows Falls.)
Nicholas J. Corteae. Springfield
Mass, Registered Brattleboro.)
Llewellyn X. Wing, Detroit, Mich
{ Reg. Brattleboro)
Fred Bass, Berlin, n H., (Reg. Noun
tain Mills.)
John Gronski, Derrick, ~ Y.
Andrew Johnson, Wausau. Wis
Nick Cassone, Pittstield, Mass.
Engval T. Gilbransen, Cambridge
Mass. reg. Wardsboro.)
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28
ATROCITIES FALSIFIED.
Director of Krupp Company Exposes
Plot Against Russia

WASHINGTON, June 2S,-Further
revelations by DR.. Muehlon, director Of
the krupp company, who is in Switzer-
land, showing that Germany falsiied
stories Of Russian atrocities in the
early days of the war, are summarized
IN a despatch received from Berne
According to Dr.. Muehlon, the commits
sion of cabinet officers sent to East
Prussia to investigate returned without
evidence of atrocities and with a report
that the population spoke in terms of
praise of the conduct of the Russian
soldiers.
DR.. Muehlon is quoted as saving also
fhat IN August, 1914, high German Off
clais boosted that Germany possessed the
means of destroying Russia without a
single battle, by melting revolution, and
that the German plan included also the
: liberation of Finland and the Bal
flc countries, the pretended reinstate-
ment OF Poland as Kingdom, the turn
ing over of Bessarabia to. Rumania and
the giving of the Caucasian territories
and Persia to Turkey.