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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

collected pentru clopotele bisericei
din comuna care fusesera furate
de guvernul hun spre folosirea
metalului pentrn razboi.
La fntrunirea acestor bun cre-
stint, dupa ce unul din refugiatii
galateni explica cum au fost clo-
potele luate din turla bisericei 81
cum schiloditii reintorsi din Cali
tia, cum femeile batrine 81 mosne-
gil, nevestele vadance, copii GIN
gasi 81 cum un preot batrin, plin-
geau Gu totii, dupa ele, ca dupa
credinta lor stramoseasca, au ho-
tarit 81 au pus la Gale Q colecta
pentru ca din aceasta colecta
ldin acei bani) sd Sc cumpere al
tc clopote, ca biserica sd ramina
i'll vecii vecilor locasul tuturor de
credinta 81 nu sd ramina orfana
de clopote. q
Ca drept recunostinta fata de
credinta lor, acesti buni credin-
ciosi, dupa ce alesera pc fratii Nj
colae Comsa, Grigore Aron 81 Nj
colae Dan ca colectori, au inceput
a-si varsa dinarul lor, care ce a
putut 81 ce avut, 81 asia mai
multi ca sd arete tilharilor de I'm
guri ca Gu toata hotia lor de a
distruge tot ce a fost rominesc,
ei, acesti Romini nu pot lasa pei
rel lucrurile sfinte.
Spre fala lor 81 mingaierea ce-
lor de acasa, dam numele fiecarui
dupa cit donat:
Traian Comsa $50; Geo. Girl
dean $50; Geo. Spatar $50; Gri-
gore 81 Sofia Aron $50; loan Ro-
han $50; Nick Rohan $50; Geo.
81 Maria Sorea $50; Nick 81 Ma
ria Dan $50; Petru P. Lazar $50 !;
Nick COmsa $50 Geo. Totoi $50 !;
Geo. S. Dan $25; Axente S.. Dan
$25; loan Barcea $50; loan Man
Ia $50; Nick 81 Sofia Marhao $50 /;
Geo. p. Tanase 800: Nick P.
Tanase 800; Alex. p. Tanase $50
Zosim Draghici $50; loan N. La
zar $25; Nick G.. Tanasc $25 :;
Geo. Stiniguta $25; loan N. Bru-
da $25; Petru N. Lazar $25; loan
81 Ana Dan $25; Alexandra Aron
$25; Alexandra Bruda $25; Nico-
lac David 500. - Total 1925.
Alti credinciosi au donat dupa
cum urmeaza: Geo. Opris, Boarta
81; Vasile Opris, Boarta soc;
loan Rucuci, Cergaul Mare 81.
Prin fapta frumoasa savirsita
dc acesti credinciosi, inertia toa-
ia lauda, 81 nu ne indoim ca 81
ceialalti consateni vor veni Gu
dinarul dior la ajutorarea ace1or
clOpOte, care he vOr da de Stire
timpul rugarii 81 al liturgiei. Ru-
gam pc bunul Dumnezeu ca celor
ce au dOnat aceste sumo, sd lie ras
plateasca lar celOr &C II 'au donat
inca, sa le dea putere sd poata
cistiga att cit doresc 81 din acel
ciStig sd ajute in >rind Gu ceia-
lalti.
Grigore Aron, Box 754, E. Young
stown, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

a 1nvinge att de arzator, in cit "a
lele negre 81 cele aurii treceau din
tr o parte intr alta intr 'an straniu
amestec de umbre 81 de lumina.
Mantiile lor fluturate de vint, pa
reau aripile mari ale unor pasari
carl Sc shat intro lupta ucigatoa-
re.
llderim, GU tOate ca era ager 81
usor cum omhl numai in zorii IT,
neretii, da inapoi treptat, sub lovi-
turtle mai potolite ale lui Ivor Mac
Duach, a carui nina nesovaelnica
avea puterea celui pima atunci nein
fr1nt la lupta. ! cind de odata ,ln
strigat neasteptat sfisia vazduhtil /;
strigatul unui glas pc care amihdoi
|potrivnicii il 'cunosteau prea bipe
81 Lady Igraine Sc napusti afara
din casuta, ridic1nd bratele intro
lniscare de disperare. Spadele a.
mindoua Sc lasara iii JOS de odata,
|ca invoite, lar blinda femeie rama
|se priyind ca o turtnrica spaimin-
tata, Gu fata alba ca . unei staff,
lie t1nArul fmbracat Gu negru 81 la
|copilandru in vestminte de aur.
Ceasul rafuielei sunase insiirgit /;
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rinie Picu $5; I. Ticuson S.
Y. Murasan S.. Ori. Todorici $5
Zosim Dejan $5; NJ. Neagu $5;
Alexandra Savusca $25; Iosit
Stefan So; B. Folea $5; G.. Lup
$40; loan Anghelescu So; T. Boo.
mean So; I. Haiduc 81; |. l. Bla-
ga SIS; loan Boieri So; c. Dumi.
trescu SO; l. Andrei $40; Iosii
Nistor $40; Teodor Ocean $40; l.
Maier $40; Stef Pacurari $40; I.
oan Sava So; Gligor Pitea $5. -
Suma totala $66O.OO.
In numele scctiunei Ligei Matt
onale Romine din Massllon, Ohio
loan Neagu, presedinte
Mihail Zablau, secretar
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

furtunoase, Isl pleca capul in jos,
adinc ruSinata.'
Fara q graf un cuvint, fratii q.
mindoi stau privind chinurile Ell
apoi Sc intoarsera fncet, 81 sc uitara
lung unul in fata celuilalt, pc cfnd
Q taina intunecoasa parca ca plute-
ste fntre dinsii, mare 81 neagra, ca
aripile unui Lilac urias.
Ivor fu acels, care stapinindu.
Isl durerea, Sc gindi Ia pumnalul &c
strapungea inima bietei femei.
Sc apropia domol de mama-sa Gu
fundata in lacrami, 8 lua de milo
cul sguduit de plinsete, si . trase
spre casa, fara q rosti un cuvfnt.
Ilderim nu Sc naigcase de la locul
unde era; ramase neclintit acolo,
Gu spada in mini, fxr4 i putea pri-
|cepe ceeace Sc petrecuse.
Asa dar, omul InDhor7t ii era fra
te..s. SINCE din SINGLE luii dar D.
|mnl acesta, Gu adey6r, nu putea Fl
|nascut din SCARE Umbrs ii negura
(trebuie Sd ii fosk p6Fta4e II naste.
|rea lui; caci nicI IN krIn stfncos ii
|pustin nu putes % mai trist ii mai
|aspru decit dini
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

voiu cerceta Gu vorbele mele, ascun.
zatorile tainuite ale vietei tale. Nu.
mai spune-mi, mama scumpa, adc.
lvSrat este Cd asst tinar indraznet ca
un Ecu, e frate Gu mine, singe dir
|s1ngele meui lastar din trupul tau
dragoste din inima tai Mama dra.
lga, pot eu face ceva ca sa-ti usurez
durereaiss
| Oar sarmana fence sta nemisca.
IM, Gu fata inabusitA in cutele man,
talei. @ pasarica Sc lasase pc mar.
ginea ferestrei, 81 incepu sa-si fnal,
LIE glasul subtirel, 81 sa-si cfnte Gin.
Fteeul, parca n ar fl trecut suferin.
M prin inimile omenesti
+ Inefirsit. Indy Igraine isi ridiea
obrazul mfnjit de lacrami, 81 Gu de.
igetsle str1ns apasate de buze, a1ce.
pu Y povesteasca en- 3 graba infri.
gnrat6. 81
,,Da, dal E al men; prin toata
Ibucuria din care s'a' naseut! Dar
)tat6l thu era ssa de asprn! si Ell j.
|fft de tinara, ca mai bine, los q
f6st fiiGs q q
Si mai tfrziu, be VI acela care
| ~ nmpln Siata cll B lumina fnflxe6
ocx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

rosti nici un cuvint. Tremurind, Sc
Ioprise, ca o caprioara ranita, Gu O.
chii mari fntunecati de o teama ne
spusa.
- Ivor! te rog. {. ii esi din gura
0 soapta ragusita. !. pune-ti in tea
lea vrednica spada! ascunde otelpl
acesta &. acest otel care nu trebue
indreptat. !. indreptat in potriva
celui ce - din singele tau!"
Inabusite picurara unul cite u
Inul, napraznicile cuvinte!
Ca lacrami de plumb fierbinte,
cazura pc inima infiorata lui +
vor, care d'abia pricepea lovitu-
Ira ce II izbise, fringindu-i sufletul
ia doua.
Gu o intrebare muta, fiul eel mo-
horft Sc fntoarse spre mama-sa, 81
I'm ochii lui, Sc cetea un chin pc ca
/ re ca nn indraznea sal Infrunte.
Lady Igraine isi l6sa in jos pleo-
|pele, Mra puterea de : intilni . ase-
|menea privire; 81 apucfndu-si gru-
lmazul ca amfndou3 miinile, ca u
lnul ce M mai are suflare, sopti Gu
lg1as stins:
,rateIe thu.
a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20
pentru viata luii nu pentru d1nsu
tremura ca mai tare?

pentru viata luii nu pentru d1nsul
tremura ca mai tare?
Cum sc putea ca fiinta att de
| plapinda 81 de frageda sd ii dat ma.
stere acelui ON asa de puternic, q.
sa de voinic 81 asa de mihnit ~ 81
iarasi 1ncepu Hderim sd rida, ca u.
nul &c tagadueste durerea, care 60.
|neste supararea, 81 care crede ca nj
|mic nu poate intune@ norpcul ste
|lei lui; apoi porni usurel spre casa.
In camera unde sezuse de atitea
lori Sir Ivor la picioarele mamei lui
Lady Igraine era asezat8 aproape
|culcata in jetul ei, Gu capul pc
|marginea ferestrei, Gu fata ascun.
|sa in bratele incrucisate.s
Lumina cadea blajina pc zabra.
|nic,ll ei, .incft se parea ~ d ceats
|alb6 ca rona . fnvalnia, pentral 4 q
face una ca albn pereti ii cainereii.
Fiul 81 era fngenuncliat Ia pici.
|oafele ei, 81 carnl oaehef rezemat
al8turi de valul ii areinfin, u etI
|mfinile y1njoese att ae ppternic in-
|clestate, inelt yinele Il 3s3reen snh
|piele. ~ niste fnnii slbkstrii prsa
|strfns fncordates Ii III &
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

nascut un prunc frumos ca zorii Ii
lei; dar tie nu ti-am putut-o spu-
ne, caci nu era nasterea lui totdeo-
data fala 81 rusinea meat Asa dar,
ascnnsei minunatul copil ~ lar
|cihd implini 0 vfrst5 potrivita, ia
tai sau trimise soil care sal duc& la
lcurtea lui caci in adevar, era un
lom din cea mai vestita vita dom
neasca, ..si mi.am smuls puisornl
ldin inima singerat4 - caci aba
mai traiam in anil CIT q fost 81 de.
parte. Tu til pinte &c mohorite
Isi pustii erau zilAe, cid locuiam
Iamfndoui in zidurile reci al vechin-
Hui Gorronalt.
lApoi, intr p q. dppa zee treeuse-
"a peste dorul meu, multe ierni j
|multe veri veni vestea de departe,
LED marele crain NURSE, lnind Cd
|dinsul in mormint taina drafnstei
noastre. lar nderi,n, <mbrxsat
lin zalele tatalui sau, ses intoarse X
|traiasc6 "A tara ne1 Atunci : TIT,
|cind team pArxsit pe tine ei easte-
|lul Gorromalt /. o2ci lSare ~ pe-
yoia e. ed IS lin nngx e6laldlt a.
|pil lar ininia nu ml H q ki vpr,
[h1aC dooDre acele 11feri I'll carf Fl n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Dupa cum sa fOst anuntat in
ziarul America, Societatea ro-
nina de ajutor 81 cultura ~. r.
Ard. & Trans" din Alliance, o.,
a aranjat o mare petrecere impre-
unata Gu dams 81 teatru, in ziua
de 7 Ianuarie 1919 (Craciunul ro-
minesc) al carei rezultat a fost
cit Sc poate de satisfacator, att
din punct de vedere moral, cit
81 material.
Total nitrate ..... 49,. $452.O5
Total esNe -. $269.25
Vent curat a ramas -. $182.8O
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20
ADUNAREA NATIoNALx DIN
MAss1LLoN, OHIO.

MAss1LLoN, OHIO.
In ziua de "a Decembrie 1913,
seara, Rominii din Massillon, O.
hio, au avut onoarea de avea
in mijlocul lor pc d-nul V. Stoica,
presedintele Ligei Rationale Ro-
mine din America 81 pc parintele
T. Rosca, secretarul. Ligei Natio-
male Romine.
Desi am fost AWAIT tirziu de
sosirea dior, 81 ca vor sa tina 0
conferinta, totusi hala Societil-
til Crlza Voda pc la orele p. H..
genoa de lrlme. Toti asteptau pc
d-nul Vasile Stoica, care a intrat
in hala la orele 7.30. A fOst reco-
mandat publicului de catre prese-
dintele Societatii Cuza Voda, d-l
I. Folea.
Comitetul femeilor pentru Cru
cea Rosie Romina i-au inaintat un
buchet de flori.
Dupa toate acestea d. V. Stoi-
ca la cuvintul 81 multumeste tu-
turora pentru salutul ce is a dat
A vorbit aratind situatia Romi-
nilor de pretutindenea, arafat
situatia Rominiei de la intrarea
eli in razboi 81 starea in care Sc a.
fla astazi. A vorbit intre altelc
81 despre starea scOalelor din
Transilvania, att din trecut, cum
un basarabean lea ajutat cind
lea vazut in starea in care erau.
A vorbit 81 de starea in care Sc d.
fla scolile de astazi din ..Rominia
Mare, facind un APPEL publiculul
spre pune baza unui Fond Ma
tional dc ajutor'. din care sa Sc
ajute copii neamului nostru spre
luminarea lui. Dupa ce roaga pc
toti Rominii sd Sc inscrie in Liga
Nationala Isl incheie vorbirea.
Dupa dinsul ia cuvintul parin-
telc 7. Rosca, care iarasi vorbeste
in fovarul ,,Fondului National de
ajutor" care in Cleveland s'a III
ceput.
La cuvintul d-nul /. Neagu, pre-
sedintele sectiei Ligei Nationalc
Romine din loc, care multummd
d-lui Stoica 81 parintelui Rosca.
roaga publicul ca sd puma baze
acelui fond, char acum, 81 S d
inceput colecta.
Iata numele 81 sumele acelor
buni frati Romlni care au donat
pentru sus numitul fond dupa
cum urmeaza:
Mihaila Almasan $50; G. Stole
So; N. Cernea $40; /, Fratila $40 ;
!. Albu $40; /. Florea So; |. Ro-
man So; N. Neagu So; |. Todoran
So; |. Nucleus SO; II. Geors $40 ;
n. Cindea $15; |. Cosma So; g..
Roman So; V. Popa So; G. Blaga
500; Ilie Miclaus So; Il. DuruS
So; M. Cosma $40; N. Todoran
So; |. Dragota So; r. Zalog $40;
N. MicIea So; G. Cusdorean So; $.
Comanici $40; M. Bodca So; |. ID.
Roman So; d. Oprean So; G. Ne
golici So; N. Muntcan So; D. Stoi-
canea So; Elisei Oltean So; E.
Florean So; V. Muntean So; !.
Boieri So; nj. Cordan SO; E. Bla-
ga So; P. Cupsa SIS; n. Vlad SO;
I. Folea So; /. Ponozan $40; M.
Satrari So: Il. Dragota So; |. Bo-
sd So; 7. Cindca So; p. Dragan
50; /. Conan So; G. Precup SO;
c. Ciungan So; Domitian Gu
saila $40; G. Porcila So; T. Rats
So; Eos. Moldovan So; G. Stuparl
So; Y. Dangulea So; II. Moldovan
So; |. Borzea So; V. Duma $15; i.
Gurean So; N. Zablau So; N. Sa-
WI So; G.. Popa So; G. Schiopu So
I. Popa 81; l. Precup So |. Neagu
So; Maria Cernea ST.; Teodosia
Todoran ST.; G. Ghipu So; G. Bru-
da So; G.. Saniuta So; S. Dan So;
M. Morari So; I. Irimie So; l. f.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

In unul din numerii trecuti al
ziarului America Sc publicase
despre intrunirea Galatenilor din
East Youngstown, pc ziua de %
Decembrie 1918. \
Conform acelei publicatii, con-
satenii au alergat 81 s'au intrunit
spre lua hotarire in privinta
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FRATII COSMA, 35O1 Penn9.
Ave-, Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
Vinzare do bilete de vapoara.
Trimitere de bani in patrie 81 orr
ce afaceri. Adresati-va Gu toatd
mcrederea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

p. CHINA. - Comefciant ro-
min. Grocerie 81 hala de Joe. Sc
diul Societatei ,,Dacia Traiana's in
1876 jackson Str. - Local asortat
Gu tot felul de bauturi racoritoare.
Biliarde 81 alte. Casa adevarat 70.
mineasca. 399 Case Ave-, Newark,
Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

FAC CUNOSCUT ROMfNILOR
din Alliance, Ohio, 81 jur ca man
mutat Gu salOnul i'm So. Webb No.
62, unde afost Blum, in apropiere
de CARA Pennsylvania. Gasiti tot
felul de bauturi recoritoare, ii
gari, tigarete. Aici este fratele
Joan SISSEA. Poftiti 81 ne We
deti la locul nostru eel nou.
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OdIIlenii n0Sfri
de dfdCeri.
. . .

AUGUSTIN s1SSnA. - d,
ID de biliarde. - Cuglarie Anne,
rican4. - Tot felul de bauturi
r4coritoare. - Trimiteri de ban.
vindsrs do Bilsts de 1vapoarA. =
10 North Street. Newark. q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

Cind veniti la Alliance, Ohio, nu
uitati de COTTAGE HOTEL al
carui proprietar este fratele nostru
GEORGE STURZA. - Nu uitati
adresa: 3O2 SO. LIBERTY AVE-,
ALLIANCE, OHIO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-20

loan az HOZA, pres.
P. O. Box 4M Alliance, Ohio.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-12
GLOVER

Mrs. n. s. Dodge is quite i'll.
Mrs. E. T. Mcclellan is quite i'll.
Major Cusson, who has been i'll, is
Mrs. L. Villa Rich is nursing at
Frank Drew's.
Charles Dexter came home from
Groveton last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Caleb Clark Feb. 9th.
r..-.-. .zl.,.-oa came home
from Groveton Saturday.
Miss Rither Cusson has returned
to her work in Connecticut.
Onie LaFont is in town with his
hay press and gang OF help
Miss Mabel Parlin, trained nurse,
n 0---e-- i ct TroA Iv'.o~'s.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pepin Thursday, FEB. 0th'
Leonard Drew, who has been very
sick for the past week, Is better.
viii CaIkins and family are among
the most recent victims Of influenza.
Joseph Cusson went to Connecticut
the first of last week, returning Sat
urday
Wesley Drew's family have all beer
sick with the influenza, but are I'M
! proving.
Mrs. Frank Pearl Of Sheffield has
/ been here helping care Tor her son
Wales Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson at
tended the funeral of Frank hlmbal
at Willoughby Tuesday.
Edward Chapman was hit in thu
mouth by a refractory binding poll
recently and lost several teeth.
Mrs. Edwin Alexander has beer
spending a few days with Mrs. Der
nice Aldrich in St Johnsbury.
Mrs. Frank Drew is i'll with pneu
monia following the influenza and tn
two boys, Ray and Roy are also sick
Wales Walton has been very i'll a
! the home of Reuben Johnson for tn
past ten days, but is somewhat i'm
proved.
The pupils of the grammar schoo
viii give a masquerade dance in In
stitute hall Feb. IA, adults % cents
children 10 cents.
Mrs. Joseph Ashton of st. Johns
bury and Mrs. Emma Fisher of Lyn
donville were called here Thursda
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-12
EAST CRAFTSBURY

II Anderson of Bradford was
weekend visitor at .. ii. Anoer-
sons.
Miss Maud Anderson was a bust
ness visitor in st. Johnsbury the hrsC
of the week.
Mrs. Julia Young of North Crafts
bury is spending a few days with her
brother, c. H. White.
Mrs. Sarah H. Anderson and
la--~79+or ETo,ld. wee guests Of Mr.
ana n.rs. Reginald Anderson Friday.
Paul Heidger left Saturday for
Burlington. He plans to enlist IN the
navy and expects to go to Charles
ton, n. c., for training.
Mrs. Lindsay Wilson, who has been
here caring for her mother, returned
to her home in Sherbrooke last week.
-. --a-~ ---,.c leaves ta.5 week
! for cleveland, O., to spend the re
daughter, Mrs. Joseph West.
Rev. c. D. Pierce will give a stere-
opticon lecture in the U. P. church
/ Thursday evening of this week. Ad-
mission, adults 1Oc, children DC. Some
of the pictures shown will be of Vel
/ lowstone National Park.
(Intended for last week.
Miss Margaret Wylie has finished
work for Mrs. W. ". Anderson.
! Miss Nina Anderson spent the
weekend with friends in Albany.
! Miss Annabel Thayer is working
for Mrs. VIII Anderson for the pres
ent.
The many friends of Ray Bailey
will be glad to know he is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Richardson
and son, Edwin, of South Woodbury.
spent Saturday at Bert Colburn's.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-12
! on OVER. GLEANGNGS

bv the sickness of Mrs. Walter Leon
ord Mrs Ashton's daughter, ana
niece of Mrs. Fisher
Hrs. Walter Leonard was taken taken
with commissions Wednesday nlsit'
and died Thursday night; jessie a;
Ashton was the only daughLeI O. -
Joseph and Mary Ashton Oh 81
Iobnshu7v and was born and mas al
49, lived until her marriage, in st.
Tobnsbrrv She was % years old: A
vo-r AGO last May she married wal
ter Leonard of Glover and they nave
,-,-:I~I L~ro ITO --0-- ~
.oz .,-,r .-afi-aZe. The BODY. was
+slEan TO St. Johnsbury for burial ana
the funeral was held IN the 1r!Sh
Catholic church there. The profuslG0n
3 If beautiful flowers testified to the
azteer} in which she was held: Be
Sides the Young husband she leaves
to mourn her loss her parents. three
brothers. Merton, who is IN France,
friends. both in her old home and the
+ new. All that willing hands could
do was done to save her but IN VAIN,
and to the many friends VINO oTered
all the help in their power, the pc
reaved husband and other relatives
are deeply grateful.
WEST GLOVER
Mrs. l. L. Hastings is not as well
as she has been.
The Missionary society will meet
Friday with Mrs. Cook.
Mrs. c. c. Locke visited Miss
Maude Anderson at Craftsbury re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Uric visited at
A. G. Buchanan's in Craftsbury Sat
urday.
The Willing Workers will meet al
the hall Wednesday. Work will be
done on quilts.
Rev. G. W. Minis slipped on the ice
while at Orleans and seriously sprain-
ed his knee and ankle.
I Mrs. Lottie Clough of Barton viii
care for her niece, Marjory Hinkley
while her mother is away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lyman o.
Norwich are visiting his brother, Johr
Lyman, and sister, Mrs. c. S. Dutton
and R. c. Stevens.
! Rev. G. W. Minis attended the Con
gregationaI ministers retreat a
: Newport last week and also visited
Mrs. Lizzie Cameron.
Arson Clark Of Newport was il
= town last week, taking his sister, Mrs
= Nettie Hinkley, to the state hospita
7 in Waterbury for treatment.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-12
ALBANY

Mrs. Maud Vance and daughter,
Mabel visited in Orleans last week.
Mrs. Orrin Leach of Wahpeton, N.
D., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Char
lotte Chamberlin.
Sam Mason, who has been home on
short furlough, returned to Camp
Devens Saturday.
James Hamilton was home from
Irasburg last week to assist in aud
iting town accounts.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Cowles of Cambridge,
Mass, Friday, Feb. 7.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Burt at the hospital in
st. Johnsbury, Friday, Feb. 7.
R. NJ Cowles, c. D. Mcclure, A. c..
Cheney and E. A. Anderson were in
Montpelier last week on business.
The friends of Mrs. Charlotte
Chamberlin are glad to know that she
is recovering from her recent illness
Mrs Maud Vance has sold her sug-
ar orchard to the Chandler Co. John
Taylor has taken the job to cut and
haul the timber to the Searles mill.
J. B. Darling wishes to thank his
friends in Albany, who so kindly re-
membered him with birthday greet
ings on Jan. 31st.
Remember the donation and oyster
supper at M. E. church Thursday eve
ming. Rev. Suitor of Irasburg will
be the speaker of the evening.
The Ladies' club met Thursday with
Mrs. F. T. Miles. There were ten
members present. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Andrew Miles Feb.
( 27.
! The many friends of Mrs. T. J.
/ Wallace were sorry to learn Of her
/ death, which occurred at her home in
/ Southville, Mass, Thursday, Feb. 6.
/ The funeral was held in the NJ. E.
church here Monday, conducted by a
former pastor, Rev. G. C. Mcdonald
Of East Fairfax.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
/ W. E. Craig, Pastor
Pastors theme for Sunday will he
Lies Most Sacred Treasures"
/ Evening service at 7 o'clock. This
/ service will be largely a song ser
wee with discussion of the SUNDAY
school lesson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-02-12
NEWS FROM IRASBURG
A. n. Page remains quite i'll.

A n. Page remains quite i'll.
Curtis Healey began work in the
creamery yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. L. Kennison were
in St. Johnsbury on business Friday.
Several of our young people attend
ed the dance at Orleans Thursday
night.
Mrs. A. E. Harlow was in Albany
Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
I. Wallace.
John McAllister was in Lowell on
Saturday to attend the funeral of
Frank Belrose.
Miss Myra Douglas of Orleans,
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Winget.
Harold Shepherd received his dis
charge Feb. 6, and arrived home from
Camp Jackson, S. c., Monday.
Elwood Kennison is wearing a
smile that won't come off. 1t is a boy,
Dean Eiwood Kennison, born Thurs
day.
Miss Dorothy Wade, who is teach
ing IN East Albany, was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clough over
Sunday.
Mrs. James McAllister and son,
George, of Lowell, spent the weekend
with her sons, Eugene and VIII, and
niece, Mrs. Lizzie Holbrook.
VIM. kirkpatrick has moved his
family from St. Johnsbury into one
of the tenements in the old hotel anC
will work for the Parker Young Co.
Mrs. Sherman Gage of Craftsbury
spent the past week at the home OF
/ her brother, Mahlon Farman, help.
ing to care for their little daughter
who is critically i'll.
Misses Helen Crawford and Mar,
/ jorie Sears are home from theil
school work at St. Johnsbury as the
academy Is closed on account of an.
other influenza epidemic