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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-07-31
TALKININKU BRIoVIMA-
ST NESUSTABDYTAS.
Seka paSkui vokieGius kaip
liutai.

Londonas, Iiepos 31.-Tal-
kininkai Wis Spaudzia vokie-
GiQ linijQ Marne kyIyje. Visai
neziuri j stiprdjanGius vokie-
GiQ atsispyrimus, kurie gall
reikSti, kad btgimo gaIas arti
netik pietuose, bet II rytuose,
ir valIaruose. TeiSybe Sakant,
blgimo galaS arti visur, iSe-
mus artymas apygardas Sols-
sons'o ir Rheims'O. Prancu-
zai. amerikonai If anglai visur
privercia vokiecius trauktiS
atgal. YpaG svarbus yra tai
kininkQ progresavimas is able
jQ kyIio SonQ.
Vokieciai labjausiai varto-
ia smarkias kontratakas su
daugyb6mis kareiviQ, artileri-
los ir kulkasvaidziQ, kad tai
kininkQ progresavimQ suIaiky-
ii. Vienok- to neistengia pada-
rvti. Talkininkai nuOlatos zen
gia pirmyn, neziur6dami j
baisiq vokieGiQ ugni. kyio ba-
re yra kuone tiesi iSimant kar-
buotQ kyli ! pietus nuo Vile
en-TardenOis.
suira 20 talkininkp kalimu.
Talkininku nuOlatinis kali
mas ant vokieGiQ $onQ prade,
da rodyti vaisius. I pietus nuo
Scissors, Skotijos kareivial
briaujasi per Buzancy. Tarp
Sios vietos If Ourcq, prancu-
zai daug vietQ laim6jo, il da-
bar traukia ant kalneliQ nu-
meriQ 2O5 If 2O6, j Siaure nuo
Grand Rozoy. Site apima ze-
masias vietas tarp Grand Ro-
zov If Fismes, svarbiausios
vokieGiu baz6s Sioi pus6j Ais
ne. VokieGiai Sioje apylink6je
neteko 450 belaisviq.
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MANOMA, VOKIEtIAI DAU
GIAU NEBEBEGS.

Paryzius, liepos 31.-Smar-
kus vokieciQ spirimasis paro-
do, kad vokieCiai laikysis ten,
kur apsistojo, su deSiniu spar
nu lygumoje pietuose nuo
Crise ir kairiu sparnu ant kal-
nelio pietuose nuo Ardre. Kad
apginti Sia. linijq, vokieciai
vartos visa gen. Boehm'o ar
mia ir rezervq divizijas is
Bavarijos.
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TURKvA lR vOK|ETIJA.
Turkija stos uz Kaukaza.

Amsterdam, liepos 81
Anot liepos 28-tos dienos, :.
m, telegramos, Turkija apsi-
els su dabartiniu Kaukaze pa
d9jimu pagal savo nuomon6s.
Telegrama paduoda iStraukq
is laikra$Cio Nasfiri Ekfiar.
"Mes nieko neturime sa-
kyti prizes Brest Litovsk'o su-
tarties principus", Nasfiri
Ekfier raSo, "bet kada nail
jai suorganizuotas Kaukazas
atsisuko j mus, il atsisak6 pri
sideti prie sutarties, kas yra
NUNS naturalesnis, kaip ap-
svarstymas reikalQ Sito naujo
padejimo musQ svarbiam ry-
tiniam fronte? Ar gal6tume
mes ausis uzdaryti ! meldima
valdzios zmoniQ, daugiausia
musu ras6s If musQ tikybos?
Zinc vokieGiu mintis.
"Mes zinome apie veikima
il 10 progresavima, kad pa
d6ti po vokieciQ valdzia Tif-
lisa ir Baku. Tai yra logiska
pasekm6 Brest Litovsk'o su-
tarties. ziurint ! tq, kad boil
sevikai neiSpild6 savo '!aIies
sutartyje, kad atiduoti NUNS
rytini frontq, il kad
Kaukazas atsiskyr6 nuo
holSevikQ, kaip mes gallmc
elgtis pagal s1ltarties kaul;a-
20 klausime?"
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MUsIAI EVYKsTA VISA
ME FRONTE.

Londonas, Iiepos 3f.-Anot
praneSimQ, smarkQs muSiai i
vyksta visame fronte nuO Vii
le-en-Tardenois ligi Buzancy
Lig Siol mazai talkininkai
progressive.
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PLENUOJAMA DIDEsNE
MOKESTIS ANT TABOKOS.

Washington, liepos 81
Kongreso komisija, kuri gami-
ma naujq $4,000, 100000 mo-
kesGiQ biliQ, svarsto apie uz-
d6jimq mokescio ant tabokos.
MokesGiai ant svaigalQ ir ki-
tokiu g6rimQ nebus uzd6ti,
kol visi kit reikalai nebus ap-
svarstyti.
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vOkieGiQ nepasisekimai
RusijOjG
TEUTONAI TEIsINA SAVo BEG|MA PsANCUzIJOJE
RUSIJOS TAIKOS KARVE-
LIS NUVARGES.

New York, liepos 81
Hans Worst, raSydamas laik-
raStyj Tageblatt, Berlyne, sa-
ko, kad bolSevikq, raportai a.
pie sodieGiQ neapykanta j vo-
kieGius yra didel9s politikines
vertes Vokietijai. Jis sake,
kad tie patys zmones, kurie
tik keli menesiai atgal gal6jo
but laikomi apkasuose, dabar
yra didziausiame inirtime.
Sodieciams yra pasakoja-
ma, kad vokieciai Ukrainoje
ir Baltrusijoje sugrazino ma
mus jQ buvusiems savinin-
kams. Jie bijosi, pazymi rasy-
tojas, kad vokieciai neateitq
ir neatimtQ nuo ju zemes, ku-
ria jie Waldo per SeSis meme
sius. Ia baim6 juose suzadino
nora paimti ginklus ir kariau-
ii prizes vokieGius.
Bijosi teutonu isdavystes.
Worst aiSkina, kad priesin-
Cos bolSevikams socijalistQ
partijos, nepriima Brest Ii
tovsk'o sutarties. Bolseyikai,
sako, laikosi sutarties, bet ma
no, kad vokieGiai elgsis smar-
kiau, kaip sutartis leidzia.
Ateme anglis.
Sovieto rateliuose manoma,
kad vokiecip valdzios darbai
daugiausia trukdo ivykinima
jq SOCIALLY politikos plenq.
Tuomi jisai pamini vokieGiQ
militarius darbus Ukrainoje II
prize upiQ Donetz ir Don, ka-
da jie nuo sovieto valdzios at
6me anglis ir maista.
"LaikraStis Izvestija raso",
sake Worst, "kad vokieciai
stengiasi nuslopinti revollpci-
ia Rusijoje. 81 baime neturi
pamato. Vokietija yra visai
prisirengusi visuomet susitai-
knit su bolSevikais".
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CUKRUS PHARMACISTS.

New York, liepos 31.-tia
yra ziniQ, kad ateinanciais me-
tais cukrus vienu centu sva-
rui suvartotojams busias bran
gesnis.
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PERSIKELIA S. V. AMBA
SADORIUS.

Washington, liepos 81
Cia gauta nepatvirtinta zinia,
kad Suv. V,alstijq ambasado-
rius Francis is Vologdos par
sikelias Archangelskan.
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MITCHELIO PAGERBIMUI.

New York, liepos 31.-Cia
susitv6r6 komitetas parupinti
buvusio Sio miesto majoro
Mitchelio atminciai paminkla.
Mitchell zuvo lakunQ mokyk-
loje.
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KRUv|NIAUSI MUS|A|
PRANCUz|J JOJE
MiIijjonas vokiecciiu statosi
prieS talkiniinkus
Bot ar jQ daIis nepapuIsi
SpqStuS

7 rytus, pietvakaruose nuo
Rheims, anglai ir prancuzai
nuzeng6 toliaus i vakarus nuo
Dormans-Rheims kelio. Talk
ninkai taip-gi progresavo a.
pylink6je BIigny ir st: Eup-
hraise, kur vokieciai paskuti-
niosiose 10-tyje dienQ stipriai
laik6Si, atmuSdami talkininzQ
uzpuolimus.
VokieGiai labjausiai state
savo pajagas, kad sulaikyti
amerikonQ If prancuzQ progre
savimq j $iaure nuo Marine.
Kruviname muSyie prie Ser
gy, rytuose nuo Fere-en-Tar-
denoiS, amerikonQ kareiviai
pa6m6 virSQ ant 4-tosios Pru-
Su gvardijos If ant Bavarijos
diviziios. MieStelio savininkai
persimaine SeSis1 syklus. Ant
gallo amerikonai j galutinai
paSilaik6. KeletQ kartQ anne
rikonai Shame mu$yie buvo at
Stumti prie Ourcq. Sioj vietoj
up6 viSai negili. Tada ameri-
konai axis aki su vokieciais
buvo priversti muStis. Pietry-
tuoSe nuo Sergy, talkininkai
paim6 Roncheres.
VokieGiai augStose vietose.
VOkieGiai dabar stow augs-
tesn6se vietose, kaip ameriko-
mai su prancuzais, If, mato-
mai, pilnai naudojasi gamtos
Suteikta proga, kad kick ga
lint daugiau nuostoliQ pada-
ryti.
Ar vOkieGiai sustOs b6ge ]
Siaure, ar ne, negalima spre-
sti. Berlynas, apart praneSi-
mo, kad "apgynimas'' per-
keltas j apylinke tarp Fere ir
Vile, daugiau nieko nepasa-
llo. TalkininkQ pasisekimai is
abiejQ Sally, vienok, gall vo-
kieGius priversti ia vieta ap-
Ieisti ir b6gti toliaus ] Siaure.
Paryziuje manoma, kad vo-
kieciai stengsis dabartines po-
zicijas uzlaikyti.
Kad vokieciai tikejosi di-
dziQ daiktQ is smugio, kurl
talkininkams sudav6 liepos
15-toje, parodo su6mimas di-
deliQ amunicijos sandeliQ
mi$ke ! Siaure nuo Marine.
Gen. Foch as sutruSkino jQ
ofensyvq, If, b6gdami atgal,
vokieciai pasi6me armotas, bet
paliko amunicija. Amunicija
dabar bus suvartota prizes pa
Gius vokieGius.
Gen. Gouraud iveik6 vok e.
GiQ pastangas apylinkeie
Monts Champagnijoje, rytuo-
Sc nuo Rheims. VokieGiai bal
siai steng6sl lsvarytl austria
lus is jig naujai laim6tQ vie
tQ. Bet jiems nepasiseke. Bu-
vo atmuSti su nuostoliais. Aus
tralai paem6 143 belaisvius If
Sc kulkasvaidzius.
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MILTJONAS VOKIECIU 81
MYLIU II,GIo FRONTE.

PARYzIUS, iepos 31.-Ais-
ne-Ourcq muSiu laukuose
siandie seka kruviniausi su-
siremimai. Mes vokieGiai vie
tomis atsispyre pries talkinin-
kus ir nepasiduoda.
Situose negirdetuose mu-
Siuose ina dalyvuma ir anne
rikonai. Prizes talkininkus vo-
kieciai sutrauke milijona ka-
riuomenes. Ir jie turi musties
arba pasiduoti. Mes pabegti
visiems nera kaip is uzraukia-
mo scissors. Rheims hSeniAus.
Anot nauiausiQ praneSimp,
vietomis vokieciai stipriai lai-
kosi. Bet didziumoj vietQ tai
kinil!hai JUGS truSkina.
Baisus daiktas laukia ten
VOkieGius.
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zUVO 80 DARBININKU.

Londonas, liepos 31.-Shi-
mouseki, Japonijoje, iStiko Elk
spliozija amunicijos dirbtuv6-
ie. zuvo 80 darbininkQ.
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REIKALAUJA $500, 900, 900.

Londonas, liepos 31.-Ang-
lijos vyriausyb6 pareikalavo
parlamento kar6s reikalams
paskirti $3,5OO,OOO,OO0..
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L1EPos 81, 1918.

Chicago If apylinkas.
Grazls oras siandie If rytojI
kick silciau.
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Franklin County.
ST. ALBANS.

Miss Jennie E. Osborn has received
news of the death Of her aunt, Mrs Jane
NJ. CHubbelD Smith. aged IS years. widow
of D. H. Smith. at her home in Princeton.
Ill. Mrs. Smith was a daughter of Ho Ger
Z. and Maria (Gove) Hubbell and was
born February 10. 1893. in Fairfax, where.
on May q, 1862 she was married to Daniel
H. Smith, The latter had returned three
years previous from the West. whore he
had been engaged in the merchandising
business at Princeton for several years.
In 1876 Mr.. and Mrs. Smith went to Prince
ton to reside. Mr.. Smith. who was
prominent banker, died in 1914. Mrs. Smith
is survived by one son. DIR. Louis J.
Smith, Of South Bend, Ind
At the annual meeting Of Franklin
Lodge. No. 4, F. & A. NJ. the following
officers were elected: Worshipful master.
Stafford Il. Thorp: senior warden. @. p.
Bergman; Junior warden, Arthur T.
Holmes; treasurer. Henry c. Pomeroy;
secretary, b. G. Skinner; senior deacon.
Charles w. Moore; junior deacon. Floyd
l.. Badger; senior steward. c. l.. Earle;
Junior steward. A. N. Deringer; tyler. L.
I. Prime trustee, Avery G. Smith;
chaplain. Henry. Bryant; marshal. j. A.
Sturtevant.
Mrs. G. Leon Butler has been elected
TO the board Of management OF the Wom-
ans Hospital association to succeed Mrs.
o. w. Brewer, resigned.
The cases of Lillian G.. Black VS..
Andrew Black and Mary l.. Mashia W.
Edward G. Mashia, divorce, were heard
before Judge +. NJ. Butler In the Franklin
county court Friday morning. In the
former case NJ. II. Alexander appeared
for the libellant and in the latter case A.
b. Rowley of Richford was the libellant's
attorney. In the case of Ardell Callan
Rhodes VS.. John II. Rodes. divorce. which
CONTINUED from page six.n
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speaking Of Middlebury high school
Monday evening. Their son. Herbert John
Dudley. was one Of the contestants.
STARKSBORO.
Word has been received here that
George Keys died Of pneumonia at the
base hospital at Camp Greene, N. c.,
the seventh. He enlisted In this town
but his parents live in Ferrisburg Center,
where the body will be sent.-The Rev.
Mr.. Edie preached his last sermon here
before attending conference last Sunday
night. There will be no services in the
Methodist Church until after the con-
ference.-Miss Ninabel Hanson passed
last week at w. N. Hills and A. e.
Charlottesville girls choir will meet
Sunday night at the Baptist Church at
6:45 for rehearsal.-Miss Fitzpatrick has
returned to her home in Biddlebury.-
Miss Georgia Bostwick of Hinesburg
passed last week at q. r. O'Bryan's.-
Miss Rachel Ploof Of Bristol was an
over-Sunday guest Of Miss Ava Baker
Miss '1leen Sargent Of Bristol passed the
week end at J. l.. Carpenters.-Ther reg
ular meeting Of the Grange will be held
this week. The third and fourth degrees
will be conferred and light refreshments
served
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page two.)

Of Burlington was In town Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. VIII Sargent Of New Haven
passed Sunday at the home OF their son.
Raiph.-Miss Elloe Butterfeld went to
Burlington Monday. where she has en-
ployment at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Master Roger Sargent Of Burlington lie
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. ana MRS
D. s. Day.-Mrs. Eugene Tucker and Jes-
sica stowe went Sunday to Salisbury,
where they will visit friends for a few
days.--Dr. Rogers and family of Yer
gennes called on friends in town last
week.-Mrs.. A. L. Murray and daughter
Of Orange. Mass. are In town.-Mrs.
L. A. Bryant and Myrla Benton passed
Sunday at Valley Varney's in Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith and child OF
York. Me-, were In town last week to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Smiths father,
Calvin Murray.-Schools in town reopen
next Monday.
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WALTHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Booth are the parents
of a daughter, born April 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Everts and Miss Martha Bristol
of Panton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. w. Otis last Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
oliver Danyow Of Ferrsburg visited their
son, Edward Danyow. Sunday.-Eli Milo
Of Vergennes Is repairing the buildings of
George Pilger.-The school in district No.
1 commenced April Q, with Miss Emma
Whitcomb Of Fair Haven as teacher
Mrs. Lillian Patnaud and son Bonnie
visited in. vergennes Monday.-George
Evarts' children are having measles
Theron Cough of vergennes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Chase of Ferrisburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Willis of New Haven and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mulfriedel of this town
were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George Bost-
wick Sunday.-Mrs. Charles Dana has re-
turned to her home In New Haven after
caring for her mother, Madam Jackman.
during her recent illness.-Mr. and Nyss.
Henry Hallock have gone to Auburn,
Mass. to visit Mrs. Henry's people.-NIiss
Martha Thorn of Vergennes is visiting
at George Bostwick's.-Mrs. Arson Hal
lock had the misfortune to fall and break
q bone in one foot recently.
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Rena Holmes: sentinel. Robert Holmes.
IL. r. Avery Of Ferrisburs has bought
and shipped from town several carloads
of pressed hay.-Karl Quick has been
spending several days with his parents In
Bridport.
Charlotte must subscribe $1,000 Of the
third Liberty Loan. Please subscribe
through your committee: George M.
Hazard, J. X. Palmer, George w. Prin-
die. W. M. Dean, c. NJ. Byington, F. J.
Pope. II. B. Smith, F. A. Lewis, l.. l..
Desautels, 8. A. Lewis. ]. r. Taggart,
w, N. Root and William Stacy.
At the annual communication of Friend
ship Lodge, No. "a, F. and A. NJ. held
April 2, the following officers were elect
ed: w. NJ, Harley r. Williams; 8. w.,
NJ. M. Hill; J. W., C. p. Horsford treas
urer, M. C. Hill; secretary. G. J. Phillips:
8. D., M. r. Carpenter; J. D., II. b. Smith ;
s. SIR. Eugene whalley; j. s.. Frank
Root; tyler. w. J. Estey; marshal w. M.
Dean: chaplain. F. w. Hemingway.-Mrs.
Joseph Bora, Jr., who has been seriously
Ill, is better.
During the last month the Red Cross
made three shipments besides TO pounds
Of clothing for the Belgians. Surgical
dressings are made at all meetings. the
NEXT one on Wednesday IN the east part
Of the town at Mrs. Claxton's. At the
whist party given for the beneht Of the
Red Cross to buy material to work with,
over $40 was realized. Gifts Of money
have been received from the following
Mrs. Henry Lessor. Mies Laura Whalley,
w. v. Beach, James Murphy, l.. L. Des-
autels and several other friends.-Mrs
B. i. Byington and daughters entertained
party of IL last week Tuesday. Lieut.
Marsh Byington is passing a short time
at his home here.-The hunting licenses
for the season are at the town clerk q
offlce.-Miss Clarinda Ramsey has re-
turned to Smith College.-Miss Clarinda
williams of Burlington Is visiting her
brother Ezra Williams. who Is ill.-Mrs
c. II. Stewart. who has been with Mr.
w. II. Board,nan. has returned to her
home in Middlebury.
DR.. Rose Gotta Of Burlington spent Sun.
day with her sister. Mrs. William Car.
penter, and family.-Joseph Bora, ST.. IL
ill.-Miss Jennie Byington orr Burlington
high school spent her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton
Byington.-Homer Trombly Of Hinesburg
who has been pressing hay for the Murra,
Brothers and W. NJ. Spear. has completed
his work and retained horne.
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JERICHO CENTER.

The primary and grammar schools are
to give an entertainment for the benefit
of the Red Cross Friday evening In the
Ladies' Aid hall. A colonial play. 1.-THE
Minute Man." will be presented.-Miss
Lula Pratt attended the wedding Of Miss
Urania M. Willard and Arthur @. Pratt
last Thursday in Boston Mass.-Mrs. O..
c. BickneIi Is improving Miss Katharine
Dewey is III with bronchitis.-Haswell
Brown is confined to the mouse with rheu-
matism.-Mrs. Gordon Smith is suffering
from n shock.-Mrs. Persis Bliss gave a
sugar party last Thursday for the beneht
of the Red Cross.-Miss Clarissa Barnum
returned to Enosburg Falls Saturday.
Mrs. s. II. Barnum was In Burlington
saturday.-Mrs. Thomas Henley and
daughter Of Richmond were tho guests of
prof. and Mrs. II. T. Maloney the last Of
tho week.--The Rev. S. H. Barnum left
Monday for New Haven. Conn. to pass
several days with relatives.--Mr. and Mrs.
charles Lee Of Boston visited friends in
town last Week.-Mrs. Dusa Bolger of
burlington was at her home last week.
Miss Bessie Leary of Bolton Is at L. B..
Bolgers.-W. C. Fields In confined to the
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MILTON BORO.

Miss Ruth Ryan passed few days
last week ut Brookside farm-Nfiss Helen
Mahoney and Irving Costello passed Sum
day at Eagle Towers.-Miss Nettie Con-
yeau passed a few days last week as
a guest of Miss Mae Bullock.-Lawrence
Stanley was in st. Adams Tuesday,
Miss Mildred Evarts and Miss Mae Bull
lock passed Saturday night and Sunday
at William Gonyeau's in Sopertown..-
Nina Gonyeau was guest of Mrs.
Hobart Richards a few days last week.
Miss Gladys Richards returned to St.
Adams Saturday after passing a week
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Richards.
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UNDERHILL CENTER.
RICHMOND

Fire destroyed the farm house OF IL. j..
Gorton about two miles from this village
Tuesday of last week.-Charles North
of st. George. who came here to visit
his daughter, Mrs. l.. A. Johnson. died
suddenly Thursday morning. The re-
mains were taken to St. George for
burial.
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CHARLOTTE,

At the annual meeting Of Champlain
Chapter. No. IS. o. e. g.. the following
officers were elected: Worthy matron,
Catherine Martin; worthy patron. Cyrus
Horsford associate matron, Genevleve
Chapman: secretary. Emma Leaven-
worth: treasurer. May X, Marsette; con-
ductress. Margaret Horsford; associate
conductress, Belle Tucker: chaplain, Es-
telle Hemingway; marshal. Carlene Car
penter; organist. Josephine Wooster;
Adah. Mag Foote; Ruth. Ruth Livermore;
Esther. Lucia Hodgkins; Martha. Media
Smith, Electa, Goldie Dean; warder
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. r. B. Osha ana two children Of
Randolph passed last week at Mrs. Osha's
brothers. Charles Wilson.-Frank Ford
OF Randolph was in town over Sunday
Mrs. Flynn Ford has returned home from
Rochester.-S. F. Riley was in East Gran
Vile for the week end.-William Shirley
Is in West Rochester
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CORNWALL.

The drama, "A Crazy Idea" was
presented at the town hall on Friday eve.
ming by the Weybridge people to a full
house. and a good sum realized for the
Red Cross societies The local committee
for the Liberty Loan secured Judge C. l..
Button Of Middlebury. who gave a short,
patriotic and convincing talk on the
Liberty Bonds.
Judge A. w. Foote is spending the week
In Washington county in the interest Of
the Federal Loan association.-Niss
Rachel Frost returned on Monday from
Burlington. where she had been to visit
her father. N. A. Frost who is having
treatment at the Hays sanitarum.-Miss
Katharine Griswold is in Sudbury, a
guest Of her nephew. Clayton Jones'
Mrs. Alvah Pratt Of Addison is spending
the week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. L. Hamblin.
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COLCHESTER.

The funeral of Judge John H. Lyon
was held Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock at his late home at Colchester
Center. The Rev. W. W. Smith Of
Bakersfield OBLIGATED assisted by the
Rev. George Chase of Essex Junction
and the Rev. ]. T. Buzzell of Jericho
The bearers we're Murray Wright. Clark
Wright. Rolla Wright Benjamin Gale,
Stanton Gale and Lester Nichols. I'm
Memoriam" was read by Stanton Mich.
OILS. There were many very beautiful
flowers and the casket was covered by
the flag. Burial was in the family lot
at Jericho Center. A large number Of
veterans from Burlington, Essex juno
ton and Colchester attended the SER
vices
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ST. GEORGE

Miss Hazel Terrill and Dale Henry Alger
were married in Burlington Monday after
noon by the Rev. l. c. Smart.-Afiss Lucy
Hinsdale has returned to the Hinesburg
high school after a vacation Of two weeks
at her home here.-Mrs Jennie Rule and
Mr.. and Mrs. Winterbottom of Burling-
ton were over-Sunday visitors at the home
Of Ira Chase.-Earl Aver was in Col
Colchester Saturday on business.
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JONESvILI.E.

The Richmond high school is to present
the play. "A Rival by Request" Friday
evening. April 10, at Richmond theatre.
This is deserving Of being we'll patronised.
Mr.. Buxton and family were weekend
visitors in Jericho.-Mre. T. z. whalen
and daughter. Kathryn. we're weekend
visitors in Montpeier-The Lend-a-Hand
meet Mt the hall Thursday to tie the Red
Cross benefit puff. Supper will be served
on the vestry plan.-Mrs. Mary pease Is
In Richmond this week DR. CLAYTON
Andrews and family Of Canton, N. Y.
have been spending a few days ut c. B.
Andrews'.-Mrs. Marcia Sabns L. recover.
ing.-.William Heatherington, who has
been station agent here for several years.
has gone to Richmond. where he has
charge of the station.-"Me and OTIS will
be presented at Huntington Saturday eve
ming by Jonesville talent This play has
been presented to a full house, both at
Jonesville and Richmond.-Mrs. Cynthia
Hapgood and young daughters are spend
ing the week in West Bolton with Mrs.
Hapgoods mother.
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WEST MILTON.

Chesley Smith Of Essex Junction is at
c. E. Osgood's.-Mrs. George Granger is
recovering from the grp.-F. f. Blake
was Ill last week.-A Red Cross meeting
was held last Saturday afternoon at
Mrs. c. ]. Sanderson's.-Eugen May
willie Is working for Earl Slocum.
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SALISBURY.

Ira e. Gale, who has run the J. f.
Weeks farm for many years, has moved
to his own house and George Calvin has
moved to the Weeks farm and will run
1t the coming year.-The Red Cross will
meet with Miss Julia Ellis to-day.-The
unusually bad road near the Thomas
place makes 1t necessary for autoists to
detour via Lake Dunmore.-The Rev. r.
II. Washburne Of Winooski preached at
Methodist and Congregational Churches
Sunday.-Mrs. Eugene Tucker Of Lincoln
Is passing few days at the home Of
her mother. Mrs. Lewis Paige, visiting
her brother. Edward, who has been
called in the draft.-James Peterson was
called to Chelsea, Mass, to see his son
In the radio service of Uncle Sam. Later
reports give his condition as much inn
proved and unless complications arise he
will get well.-Wendall Sumner. Orrin
Nelson and Roy Fletcher went to Buffalo
Sunday night with number Of others
to drive home a number of new cars
for w. H. Stokes & Co.-The saw mill
which has been reftted with electric
power is doing good work and has logs
In the yard for some time to come.