davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
Army Overland Truck
Trip TO Start July 7
Purposes of Sixtv-Day Journey
From ashington to Pa
cific Outlined
NeW 1'orl, Tribune
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WASHINGTON Eurcau
WASHINGTON, June 3o-Tbo
army's greatest overland experiment,
a transcontinental trip from Washing-
ton to San Francisco, in which all types
of motorized equipment will partici-
pate, will start from Lafayette Square
here July 7, the motor transport corps
announced to day.
The motor train, which will include
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01

Without question this novel Of Mrs Rineharts the
abest thing she has DONE This statement frequently made
Of books because they than because they
better Sometimes it true This of the times
DANGEROUS DAYS is book of much insight of unmistaA
able power With every energy of her brain and heart Mrs.
has passedhe aroused period of history. She
has and their social and relations
under the of great emotions, personal and NATIONAL and
she has given picture of their minds and hearts that
fail possess the reader by of its sheer reality
tenderness and understanding. Vgor, honesty and whole
fine things novel, They make worth your
whie These are the marks of DANGEROUS DAYS. To
which should be added Mrs. Rnehars quick sensvenes to
the finer qualities of her characters For the thousands
OF admirers of Mrs. Rnehart her and the title of the
book enough For the others who read thhere indeed
novel of American life well worth your serious consideration
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ZBAVEN URADU MAYORA.

Guverner Cox suspendoval
vcera trvale byvaleho mayora
G.. f. Poormana V Canton, O.
Tyz byl docasne suspendovan
pred dv6ma tydny, kdy bvlo
mu pfedhazovano, re "a stav-
kovnlch bouri V Canton nepoci
nal 81 dos,i energicky a We sku
tecnosti dovolil V okoli canton
3kych ocelaren hotov6 bezvla-
di, "a n6hoz n6kolik osob bylo
poran6no. Poorman byl obe-
Sian k vyslechu guvernerem
predvcirem a vCera mu Co.
lumbus oficielnG sdGlili, re H.
fadu mayora je zbaven.
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TAX PRECHAZf SLAVA
SVETA.

PaTiz, %. list. Minoru,
zamilovany kun anglickeho
krale Edwarda, dockal Sc smut
neho konce V Pafizi. Byl to je-
diny kun, ktery kdy krali do
byl prvni ceny pri narodnich
dostihach Derby. Kral jeste
pred smrti vyslovil nekolikra-
te prani, ably kun mohl skon-
3iti aivot V klidu a nebyl Wy
prodavan do braku. Bvl dodan
do staji admirala Beresforda,
ktery mu poskytoval utulku,
pokud I'll, ale admiral zemfel
asi pred pul rokem a jeho de-
dicoVe nebyli tax citlivi. Pro-
dali stareho kone "a babku a
tax Sc dostal do Parize. Jeho
novy pan byl drozkarem a V je
no sluzbach vydrzel Minoru
prave dvacet ctyii hodiny. PAX
nohy a posel.
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POSVfCENSKE VESELKY.

Probatni klerk vydal vCera
65 parknm povoleni k shatku
a mezi mimi byli tez nasledu-
jici;
A. Kral, % r., strojnik, 6407
Spilker Ave. Anna Langero-
va, 1180 vych. 81 ul.
F. Slepicka, % r., prodavac,
3274 zap. Sc ul. a Klara Ba-
schova, 1918 zap. 68 ul.
Ed. Perk, 20. T., jadrar,
4432 Pershing Ave. Frant.
Stahkova, 1880 vych. SO ul.
f. Havel, "a T., mechanik,
23l1 zap. II. ul. a Ant. Ko-
recka, t6snopiska, 1850 zap.
so. ul.
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VRAHEM BYL. NEMECKY
Spiel.

Zahadna vrazda V Norwalk
O., jejiz obeti stal Sc staricky
zubolekar Benson, nabyva ur-
cite tvarnosti faktem, re vraz
dy te dopustil Sc kterys Nemec
"a valky pro vyzv6dacstvi V
Norawlku zatceny a ma svede-
ctvi dra. Bensona uvezneny..
Nemec ten sliboval Bensonovi
pomstu, kterou uskutecnil
predvcirem V noel, kdy lekare
ukladne zastrelil. u zatceneho
nalezena lovecka puska a
mnozstvi naboju. Nemec zapi-
"a a prave sve nemecke jmeno
nechce vyZraditi. Bude tudiz
souzen pod jmenem Smith.
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TRI MUZI "a SRAZkY PO.
RANENI.
[WSSl [WSS1 lVI7SS

Ma Woodland Ave. blize E.
81. ul. srazil Sc vcera dopoled
ne automobil p. Remingera S
povozem E. Satarase, 1853 Lo-
rain Ave. "a melody te tfi
muzi byli poraneni. Mattel po-
vozu ma lebku rozrazenou a
sotva vydrzi, Elmer Kubach a
Albert Belch, 2036 zap. %. ul.
byli lehce pohmozdeni Saroras
nachazi Sc V oSetfovani V Cha
rlty nemocnici a MATTEL auta
Reminger byl zatten. Ia jin6
vcerejsi auto-nehody utrpel
lehke poraneni 9lety S. Calta,
bydlici elsie 1867 zap. los.
,ul.
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MILOST v DEN DlkUCINE.
Nj.

Guverner Cox poskytl dnes
milost A. Millerovi 2 Cincinna
ii, jenz odsouzen byl sveho ca
su ma dozivoti pro vrazdu sve
no pritele. Miller pred p6ti le-
Iy zastrelil ukladn6 sveho OBJ
chodniho spoleGnika a byl od-
souzen do statni trestnice V Co
lumbus. Vlivem nekterych poll
tiku byl ale dneJ propulsion z
vazby a hned nastoupil cestu k
sve rodine, ktera mu bohaty
posvicensky obed ma uvitanou
pfipravila. Vezen choval Sc V
zalafi vzorne, kterazto skuteG
most ma jeho omilostneni mela
roVn6Z VliV.
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CBECENSTVO STAVKUJE

New York, 26. list. V
New Gorku stoupala cena NILE
ka do takove vySe, ze lidem
presla trp6livost i umluvili Sc,
re zahajl stavku. Ma mnoha
dverich naSli mlekari, kdyz ra
no s pravidelnou dodavkou do
jeli, napisv: "Nechceme zadne
no mleka do til dnu." Stavka
byla vyvolana spoken narod
nj obrany a stavkari Sc zava-
zali, ze nebudou kupovati zad
ne mleko prvni tri dny V tydnu
pokud nebude cena snizena.
Ze stavky jsou vyjmuty takove
rodiny, kde mali d6ti pod ety.
II roxy, oStatne neni nucena a
muze il dodrzovati jen kdo
chce. Majitele mlekaren Sc pro
ii tomu ohrazuji a pravi, re bu
deli Sc provad6Ji dele, vyzene
2 obchodu firmy slabsi, kdezto
silneJsi to, jako obycejne vydr-
Il a budou moci tim spfse ce-
ny zvvSovati.
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DfKUClNENf.

Spojene dobrocinne spolky
rozeslaly dnes 400 chudym 70
dinam posvicenske pochoutky,
drubez, ovoce a jin6 kuchyn-
ske nutnosti. Kazdy podobny
koSik potravin ma cenu Sc. Ar
mazda Spa3y pohosti dnes V
poledne til sta chud'asu We sve
titadele V dolennim m6sC6 a
podobn6 hosting poradaii od-
boGky Y. M. G.. A. iakoz i jine
clevelandske dobrocinne spole-
cnosti. We vSech kostelich ko-
naji Sc dnes prim6rene slavno-
sti a bohosluzby, vSechny ura-
DIV isou zavreny a vSude narod
nj dneSni svatek pietou je do
drzovan.
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MORSkE RYBY DO
DETROIT.

Boston, Massachusetts, &c
list. Vic jak 5000 liber Ger.
stvych mofskych ryb poslano
bylo firmou Bay State Fishing
Co. do Detroit, Michigan We
zvlaStnich vozech lednicovych
a budou roZd6leny tovarnam a
obchodnim zavodum, ably je
prodavaly svym Zametnancum.
Naklad ma cenu asi $4,000.
PomySll Sc ma to, ably Sc tako-
We zasilkv podnikaly casteii,
tax ably Sc cena potravin snizi-
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- Prekvapte sve zname dar
KEN pri mikulasske zabave
Sokola Havlicek, 6. prosince
FOTOGRAFIE MES1CE.

Sacramento, CAL, 26. list.
Ma ob2ervatori Lickov6 ma no.
lie Wlisonove porlzena byla
nejlepsi dosud znama fotogra
fie povrchu m6sice "a pomoci
velikeho dalekohledu. Je tax
velika, re palec rovna Sc pa
desati milim mesicniho povr-
chu, rozm6r to, jaky Sc dosud
povazoval "a nemozny. ObraZ
m6slcnlho povrchu zachycen
byl velmi o3tre a jasne. Jsou
tn obrovske kratery sopek dav
no vyhaslych, tax vysoke, re
Vrhaii mocne stiny, a upro-
stfed fotografie lezi planina,
obklopena horami, kterou sta
II hvezdari povazovali "a oce-
an a naval ji Mare Imbrium.
Novy dalekohled ma hore Will
sonove pohlizi ma m6sic, ably Sc
TAX reklo, lidskym zrakem,
zv6tSenym 250.000 krate. Vse
cko ma m6sici stava Sc nam
zreteln6jSlm, ac ne daleko tax
krasnym a poetickym, jako vi
dime pouhym okem.
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NEW YORK VYZENE CRU
DE" UCITELKY.

New York, "a. list. - Sest-
nact uCitelek ma verejnych Sko
lach V New Yorku, ktere jsou
v podezfeni 2 radikalnich ma
zoru, bylo dnes predvolano
Luskuv vybor statni zakono-
darny, jenz vysetruje cinnost
kommunistG. Prirucl vrchniho
statniho navladniho Berger
prohlasil, re vsechny ucitelky,
ktere jsou cleny komuniscicke
'trany, budou propusteny. Jed
ma takova ucitelka byla jiz SUI
spendovana. risky d6lnicky
vudce James Larkin a komu-
nista Benjamin Gitlow, byvaly
statni zakonodarce q Brookly-
ma, byli dnes propuSt6ni ma "a
ruku $4,000. Jsou obzalovani
z kriminalni anarchie pro
clanky, jez vysly Revolutiona
~ Age. Ludwig G.. A. K. Mar
tens, zastupce sov6tske vlady
V Americe, projevil ochotu, O.
pustiti zemi, ale navladni Ber-
ger pravil, re by nebylo mou-
Dire, deportovati lej nyni, pro-
toze lie cd nej ziskati mnoho
informaci.
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NOVINkY v MILES DIVA
DIE.

Sprava Miles divadla uvede
V nekolika dnech ma SVEN je-
visit n6kolik novinek caso-
Vych fotoher. Budou to p6vci
Mason a Austin, charakterni
herec Greenwald, Laura Cue
retta pobavi obecenstvo zvla-
ste pGknym programem a row.
n6z move sv6telne obrazky bu-
dou poutac pozornost. Novy
vaudevilni program zahajen
bude V Miles divadle /. pro-
since.
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ZPRAVA VYBORU SkOLY
J. A. KOMENSkY v MT.
PLEASANT.

Schulz Zahajil preds. Skolni
no vyboru Nimberger "a uGasti
v6tsiny clenu, Vybor hlasi, ze
Skolu navStevuje pritomn6 asi
dive ste ditek mimo 'Omladiny'
a 20 jak nasleduje:
/. tiidu (pripravku) 20 ditek,
uc. pi. Victorin. - |. tridu 60
ditek, nc. 81. Charvat. - 2. tri-
du Sd ditek, uc. p. Miller. =
3. tfidu 40 dick, proz. uc. p.
Kohout. - 4. tt. "a ditek, proz
uc. p. Sebek. - Omladina nc.
p. Krejsa.
V pritomne dobe PIP. utitele
Sc pfipravuji ma Vanocni ma
dilku s ditkami, kterazto slav-
most pripadne ma 25. prosince.
Skolni vybor jest presvedcen,
re opetne mnoho pratel nasl,
Skoly pride vvslechnout nasl
mladez, ably Sc presvedcili o
pokroku We vyucovani, t6z i
treba, by rodite ditek Sc do
jednoho dostavili.
Tez vzpomenuto byvaleho
uc. p. Holuba, ktery V pritom-
ne dobe Sc vraci a Skolni w
Dor doufa, ze p. Holub prime
opetne misto ucitele V naSi Sko
lie.
Financni zprava jest uspoko
jujici a celkem vzato vSe jde
pravidelnym chodem, takze
skolni vybor a Patronat j. A.
Komenky muze byti spokojen
$ praci ucilelG a vyboru. Die
dard co clenstvo prispiva ma
Skolu Jan Amos Komensky je
yidno, re nejsou lhostejni k ces
Ike svob. Skole a pokladame "a
svou povinnost pod6kovati dar
cum timto "a vsechny.
Skolni Vybor ]. A. Komen-
sky.
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KRVAVA SRAzKA MA IE
LEZNlCNfM VIADUKTU.
Detektiv postrelen banditou
bli1e Main Ave.

Zeleznicni tajny policista A..
Cippol, slouzici b. and O. dra-
re okoli Main Ave. stretl Sc
vcera rano ma viaduktu u reky
s banditou, jenz po vyzv6 "ru-
ce vzhuru" nekolikrat po mem
bambitky vypalil. Cippol ma
vyZvu odpoved6l rovn6z revol
verem a "a nasledujiciho SOU
boje oba muzi byli poran6ni.
Detektiv ma prostfelene lytko
j ranu prsou a je V neomcni-
ci osetrovan, kdezto lupic ma
ruce lehce zraneny uprchl a
dosud nebyl polapen.
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NEOPATRNY AUTOlSTA.

George Koob Il Oberlin zat-
cen byl vcera policii pateho
precinktu pro neopatrnou il
zdu. Koob jel po ceske Broad
wav autem a blize vych. 55 uli
ce zasahl strojem svym pani
Floru Sandovou, ktera padem
ma dlazbu utrpela bolestne, &C
nikoli zivotu nebezpecne IRA
nGnf.
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UTERNI VEREJNA SCHUZE
v G. N. SIM MA BROAD
WAY.

CleVclanQSka Delnlcka Rd-
da usporadala minule utery We
velk6m sale Ceske Narodni
Sine ma Broadway verejnou
schulz lidu, jez byla sice naSi-
mi lidmi Cetne navStivena, ale
pfece ne tax, jak by to jeji w
znam vyzadoval.
Do schGze dostavili Sc dele
gai Geskoslovenske republikv
vyslanl ma velkou mezinarod-
nj konferenci prlce, jez prav6
tyto dny We Washingtonu Ease
da. 4 oznamenych hostu Sc do
stavili p. Volt. Dunder a Ma
rie Majerova. Oba host6 srdet
ne pfivltanl promlouvali 0 ak
tuelnlch ceskych otazkach.
Krajan Dunder referoval RI
znych Vymozenostech d6lnic-
kych organisaci a jejich vliv
ma vyvoj souGasnych polite
kych udalosti We Stare vlasti. S
jistym povdekem Sc zmihoval, !,
re nase republika jest jedinym
staten, kde uzakon6na byla
osmihodinova prace a sice ne
jen V dilnach a tovarnach, ale
pro d6lnictvo zem6delsk6 q
jin6, n6hoz byla az do5ud
pracoyni doba pojmem naram-
ne problematickym.
Ma pravou strunu srdci pri-
tomnych dovedla uderiti dele
gatka Majerova, jejiz prednaS
ka takt6z napjatou pozorno-
sti byla vyslechnuta. Presv6d-
civymi slovy vylitovala utrpe-
nj, pilnost ceskych zen, ma je
jichz bedrach "a valky TAX tez
Ike BRINE spocinulo. Take ony
jdou s duchem casu, Cemz
neilepe sv6dGi jejich emanci-
paCni snahy vyvrcholene We
spravedliv6m zajistG pozadav-
ku, ably Sc cesk6 zene, zejmena
zen6 d6lnici dostalo V dob6 je-
jiho matefstvi podporv poji-
stem.
Redaktor Novo,ny pax Sc "a
vd6til posluchac5tvu vypravo-
vanim o domacich pom6rech V
nasich osvobozenych zemich. S
nadsenim Sc zmihoval o cesko-
slovenskem hornictvu, ktere
Zejmena ma Tesinsku nilIterak
nejevl lhostejnost a sm6le Sc
stavl proti polsk@mu umyslu
vyloupnouti naSeho statniho
svazku jednu 2 nejkrasSich pc
rel, knizectvi t6Sinsk6.
Po3luchaGstvo sledovalo W.
vody prednasejicich Sc zivym
Zajmem a jednotliv6 fase pro-
slovu odm6hovalo hlucnym po-
tleskem. Schuze protahla Sc
pres II. hod. veGerni, ale ma
posluchacstvu nebylo pozorova
ii unavy..
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NAkLAD MICHIGANSkEHO
CUkRU.

Vcera rano poslana do ma
Seho m6sta zelezniGni kara GU
kru u Detroit. Michigansky ten
cukr rozprodan byl zvlast' pc
karum to V broadwaysk6m
skladiSti a vladni komise uji-
st'uie, re zasilky repneho GU
kru rychle Sc budou opakovat.
Cukr V malem bude snad pro-
davan po IA a pGl centech IL
bra.
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props
neb
kau,
testo obmezen uno1 Pou1 Ite pffleS itost.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-06

served at the close of the pictrrcs.-Thc
Brandon orchestra has been engaged to
furnish music for dance TO be given the
Nst of this month by the Ladies' Guild
IN Blodgett hall, Forestdale.-The ladies
Of st. Mary's Church will give mill
tary whist party next week Wednesday
evening in the Foresters' hail.-Neshobe
Grange will hold food sale in Mrs
Eleanor LaRock's store on Center street
next Saturday morning at 1929 O'Clock
Miss Alice st. Pierre of Middlebury
College passed Saturday and Sunday at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
-. +. st. Pierre.-Miss Alice Whitmore
Of Keene, n. H., is visiting her aunt,
Mrs William LaDam.-Constable l.. Il.
Nichols announces that he will be can
didate for reelection at the March meets
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe Of Loon
Lake, N. Y, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. w. o. Talbot on Park street.
Arthur Collins has moved from Park
street to the Joseph Gagnon house on
River street. He has resigned his
position with II. X. G. Watson and will
be employed by G. II Young .--District
DEPUTY Grand Master George c. Jones
of Cuttingsville visited St. Paurs lodge
No. 25, f and A. NJ. last evening
Wednesday, The Master Mason de-
gree was conferred and refreshments
were served.---Dr. Beecher of Burling
ton was here last Tuesday in con.
sultation with DR.. j. w. Estabrook ir
the case of Scott Hammond. who Il
very i'll with pneumonia, and is MOI
making a very satisfactory recovery.
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Washington County.
WAITSFIELD.

A memorial service for Casper l..
Smith, who died in France of bronchial
pneumonia following measles, was held
in the Congregational Church Sunday
morning. The Rev. w. A. Remele con-
Quoted the service. assisted by the Rev.
Allen Kirkness. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The church was
decorated with flags and flowers. Earl
Pierce. Merritt Bragg. Walter Gaylord
and Harold Wallis who have been In U.
S. service acted as ushers. The Young
Peoples Bible Glass. of which Casper
was member. attended In a body
Several teachers from this town attended
the teachers convention in Barre Friday
and Saturday Misses May Gleason and
Clara Spaulding spent Saturday in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. Gaylord. who has
been in an officers training camp In
Illinois, is the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. P. B. Gaylord.-Merrill
Campbell of Randolph spent Sunday with
his sister. Mrs Lois Smth.-Mrs. ]. L.
Baird Is Ill with infuenza.-Carl Long
and Gerald Stokes, who have been EN-
ployed in Bellows Falls, have returned
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CRAFTSBURY.

The Rev. c. d. Pierce was called to
Johnson TO off1ciate at a funeral Sun
day. His services here were carried
on by his son. David, and daughter,
F!ora.-The Red Cross ladies packed
two boxes for the refugees Thursday.
DR. Goddard was called Sunday from
Morrisville In the case of Mrs. George
Reed.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Merrill
OF the Branch entertained the Rev. and
Mrs. Pierce at their home Friday
S. Emery has bought farm Of Percy
Kerr, which he intends to make into a
blacksmith shop.-Mrs Jennie Randall
| returned from st. Johnsbury hospital
Saturday.-Mrs Nellie Uric, who is in
Lake View sanitarium, Burlington,
seems to be slowly improving.-The
| snow and blow Of Friday and Saturday
called out the road roller Monday News
of the death Of Ira N. Sawyer Of Gar
den Grove, Cali, reached here last
week. Mr.. Sawyer and his wife were
both residents of this town before go
ing west several years ago. They have
relatives and friends in this town
Chickenpox has made its appearance
in this village.--Maud Mooney came
Friday from Mrs. Lamden's, where she
has been nursing, to her home here
The stereoptcon Views Of the Passion
Play, given by the family of the Rev
c. d. Pierce Sunday evening in the
vestry was a very interesting enter.
tainment. Mrs. Emma Gage has gone
4 to Irasburg to assist in caring for hel
brothers child.-Mary Bailey was call.
ed to st. Johnsbury Friday by the Ill
ness of her brother. who has pneu
monia.
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Rutland County,
BRANDON

Prin. Z. T. Tracy has returned from
Barre. where he attended the Wash
ington county teachers convention and
gave an address on How to Teach Eng
lish."-Mr and Mrs. =. II. Kanaley and
Mrs. Elizabeth Tennien passed the week.
end at their home in NVergennes.-Mr and
Mrs. j. II. Riley have sold their farm
east of the village to d. Il. Bishop of
Benson.-The annual meeting of the
Brandon branch of the New England Milk
Producers association was held Friday
evening in Grand Army hall and the fol-
lowing officers were elected President,
II. A. Seager; vice-president, G. II. Leon
ard; secretary, C.. T. Farr. There was
a large attendance. While the meeting
Of the association was in progress the
ladies enjoyed refreshments and a social
hour in the adjoining hall.-Lawrence
Chase of the University of Vermont Wis
tied his mother. Mrs Laura Chase. here
over Sunday.-Miss Mabel Rising of Md
dlebury College passed the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Rising.
The funeral of Frank Shore. who died
at his home in Forestdale last Friday
was held Monday morning at nine o'clock
at ST. Mary's Church
The girls basketball team of the high
'N'c'' "S'S NS'cotSu at last sat-
urday evening by the Troy Conference
Academy Girls team, the score being 3
to 3.-W. III. Tarble of this
town was Saturday appointed n deputy
sheriff by the new sheriff of Rutland
county Henry Il. Adams of Rutland. MIR.
Tarble Is a well known farmer residing
north of the village. Mr. Tarble will be a
candidate for the Office of constable and
collector at the March town meeting
The condition of Scott Hammond. who
has been critically i'll for several DAYS with
pneumonia, is improving, and Mrs. Ham
mond, who has also been i'll. was
also able to be up for the first
time last Sunday,-Miss Helen Barnard
who has been Ill with pneumonia and who
underwent an operation last week. is
making a satisfactory recovery.-J. B.
Bisbee is moving from the Spooner house
on Franklin street to the Farr cottage
on High street.
The basketball game Monday evening
at the high school gymnasium between
the st. Peters A. A. OF Rutland and
the Brandon A. A, proved TO be an in,
teresting affair. The score was q to 1,
in favor of Brandon. The Brandon team
was composed mostly of high schoo
players Two Commute periods wer,
played. The attendance was about $50
Dancing was enjoyed after the game
Mrs. Edward $. Marsh has gone to Wash
ington, ID. c., where she will pass severa
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Bucking
ham.-Clarence NJ. Carpenter has gon,
on a business trip to Fort Wayne. Ind
The Monday club observed last Monda,
evening as "gentlemen's night" The en-
| tertainment consisting of several reels O.
motion pictures was given in the Con
gregational Chapel. Refreshments wer,
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GREENSBORO

Charles Chaffee has returned from over
seas service and is at his old home again.
Foster Hill. after several days illness.
was operated upon for appendicitis last
week, but survived the operation only
a few hours. The funeral was held Fri
day. He was 16 years Of age. member
Of the first year high school class, and
favorite among the pupils. His par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abner II. Hill. and
his brothers and sisters have the SYM
pathy Of their many friends in their
bereavement.-Prin. w. c. Bodine went
to Bellows Falls Thursday evening and
returned with his wife and child Satur-
day and will occupy the A. s. Cook
house.-Mrs. E. c. Hayes substituted at
the high school Friday in the absence
of the principal.-Payson Morse, who has
a position at Pepperell. Mass. was at
home for a short visit last week.-T. w
Gebbie is still in critical condition as
result of the accident at the railroad
station few weeks ago.-Mrs. Willis
Lumsden and children are all on the
sick list, Mrs. Lumsden having pneu.
monia,
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Hermon Flint has sold his farm stock
and farm tools to C. Belisle for $1,000
The influenza is subsiding. The victims
are generally convalescing and there are
but few new cases-It Is expected that
the Agricultural school will resume work
next week.-Mrs.. Frank Archer of
Greensboro is visiting friends In town.
They formerly lived in the so-called
Clark dstrict-The Potato Growers
association will adjourn their annual
meeting till the last Saturday in Febru-
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orleans County,
NEST.iis,I,D

carl Miller has received his honorable
dischsrge from the army and returned
from camp Devens last week and goes
Monday to Waterbury to work for n. f.
Gray.-There was a good attendance nj
the Woodmens dance Fridsy-The infiu.
euza patients are progressing favorably
-Representative II. b. Hitchcock was
home from Montpelier for the weekend
The snow Is drifted the worth Of any
time this winter. The roads are bare ii
spots, in other places drifts so deep anc
hard teams have to take to the fields.
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LOWELL

The village and Richards schools re-
opened Monday.-Sylvester England
died Sunday of Bright's disease. lie
was 73 years old and is survived by
a son and three daughters His body
was taken to Cassville, =. q. for
burial.--Frida Bunda spent last week
with her sister at North Troy.-Almon
Clark of Hyde Park was a recent
visitor at Francis Jaque's.-Abnei
Mason has received his discharge and
liz at home