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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
amaia, mieb.
aiatmfiia slmf. 20 [. iOboOsta.
(Sattoa ipiime n:roon)


Site Ialtotaan, rttd tic jotta Su-
malan iaitan ia Seeinfien ,tooistutien
tdbben mestatnt plipat, be eIifpGt ia
ballitiiipat &ristuficn fausia tuban>
tten 1pipotta, iptta eitpGt oIIeet petoa
flmnartanect. &aiffa rdmG pDbdt o.
matfin ruumiilliiesti fuolleet, otpat
be eldlpid. ett6 beib6n tirioitlltienio.
|io.ta perustunpat &ristlitiesn, otpat
ballinneet TOTO fristitluratdn saian fris-
titpisia, ettd BELLA on ollut @ooies
ia profeetat, jpita be ptpat fitulleet.
nimitt1in 8~aafaattis iostul opat eIGs
mad itfeIleen qtaaitehtad.eet; ientdb-
ben otpat fatsf tristitst uauttineet
eldmdd r,diten ppbien miesten firioi-
tufiista. ia iitd eldntdd ia ptiimieIis
1ppttd, iota ipitotaa &ristntesta,
Iaamme tdnGtin pditpdud nauttia. ia
ola fiiboniiia 9erralle, eta bdn on
Emeilfe Idpi aitoien tGHndn ianar fdi-
Ipttdnpt. iosfa me IDpbamme raubaft
taitted ipntiG tuastaan. Sdstd fris-
tittpien ranbasta iartoo @faias: oSils
Ia maa OH t6DnuG @errm tuntod,
niinfnin meri OH ipebelld peitettp."
W1utta ne mint eiipGt fitpIleista mi
ronneet iiiben asti fuin tubannen a.
iastaifaa fulii; t1rnd OIL eniimGinen
plosnoliemus. @ae ndentme Haamas
tnstd, eta. ibminen ipaeltaisiaan IL
man @rstusta epGlisfosia, on Sumo
IAN ebesid flpllnt; niinpG ialotaan
ISei. 40: II: ,,&aitfi pdfanot ptpat
niinfmin ei mitG1n bdnen ~ebesiGnfG
ia iuuri tpbiGn ia turbm eoestd pit
betG1n bdrteltd." Sa Seeius iaroo:
,,NtinG olen ~bGosnpu1emns ia elGrnd,
iofa nsfoo miruiin, bGn eldd, ipaiffa
oliIi fuolIuttin." Sa apostoIi intoo:
,,SerGi6 iitd jofa mafaat ia norie
plDs tuolleista, min 9ristus finna
iualaiiee." @onesia mlusia raa-
matunpaifasia ianotam epdiisfon tt
laSia olefpia fuolleetii; ne muut eis
nat fuolleista %tpironteet, ie OIL eiipdt
flrnnelleet tGdll1 elGisidnld Suma-
Ian Ianaa, eIiip1t tGmdi1 maailman
buipeisSa, eitpdt miuttaneet mieltdn-
IA, bplidiiipdt Seeiutien' beiodn ipns
tierfd mafiaian, fatfoiipat zion bdnen
eiparfeliumirla, upaitta oliipatfin fas-
tctut f~olmipbteiien SnmaIan nimeen.
Scnt6bben pDipip6t Sumalan ebesid
fuolleina fpntbmdstddn tuomiop6i-
ipGdn asti, iolloin fnnfpat oIinpaifafs
feen paifan tnlesta palnipdsia jar
ipesid faitfein perfeleitten tansSa,
,,iosIa Ell mato fiiole eta tuIi font
mn" iianfaitfiiesti. @oi faibeata
ti[aa, mibinf6 iind ibminen olet mats
falla iilIoin fun ipaeIInt Imam @ris-
tuetal SiIIoin fun %finulla on tilai-
fuus tutfia Sumalan faftda min fun
lie, Iile ia rufoiIe. eta epdusfoii otets
taifiin %iinnIta pois, ia iiuit fiirret-
tdiiiin iuolemdsta eldmddn. Site
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Gstdfaa ia poistafaa lcntiu.
fdDtt6malla Wippistp= aptcefin pddn
fipit s~ptl,ueria.

tagffditaIia UltDptefp= apfcetm panft
fipn %-pul,ueria.
MDpodGn tafullla. Mabat mafie
taan tafaiiin, ellei ne tee iitd miti
lanotaan. See paratnipat pGdnfdrbn
ipat1an poltteen, bermostumiieit, pi'
liistntien, pistotiet, rinnan poltteen
poistntpat fuumetta ia l%entlua: DINA:
hDipiG uieibin muibin eri taiiteibin
2Gbetetddn ipapaasti postisfa 2s
Ienttid Iaatitfo, 5 laatiffoa bolIarilla
Yostimertit lelpaaipnt mafiutii.
a.. Seision,
1O1 Iccbanic It., Sitcbburg, @ass
Suoml See farppiaat ia atlantic
bet ioilla eli ole uditd mpptaipGild
tilatfaa nditd beti faippaanne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
SInuitns

Solmes Gitpn Notwithstanding
pitGG tpdliaifaiien ~fofoutien leurafun>
nan firfosia belmif. 8 p. 1919. 3oT
ions aLfda flo II ap. 3ofoufiesfa
fesfustellaan papin tddlld fdpnnistd
ia fannatufiesta /. n. c. @ofoitfSeen
OH nGlttdmGttd faoiplttatpa i%ofaiien
ienrafuntalaiien.
Ratti Sobnfon @bas Deatfon
Gfimies. @iriuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
{afasiSiitpmntitS

@Iintaripeballitus on eiittdnpt
1,25O,000.000 bollqrin mGdrGrabau
mp6nt6mistd iitoumutiien tdpttdmi-
Jeff, mitta ballituS on tebnDt n,aa,l-
iu~iIieltoiIle; tataltS. tosti 1920
busbelilta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Nsdrfien permstmslaticbbptms Miebi=
samiSfa.

u
&utsn tunncttua oipat ipdtiiuomn-
Iiiffeen susimat ipield taisteluiaIaIla
Iitbiaanisia uttpddn ~tpoimasiu ole
ipan sieltoaain f~umoamiiefii. 9eibdrt
Observation-Disclosures on f%erraa-
Irtidc 49, Sectiun ~. gttG
tdsid arnltioSfa tulee aira olemaaiI
IaiIlinen ieuraaipien fp1fijuomien
mppnti. tupnti. ulosipienti, mppmts
men. uryptdapdnd pitdmineu. iatari-
ren. labjciftaminen ia paraStoisia
i6ilpttdminen. Maifenlaiiet iaiterit,
tpiinit. p~orttpiinit. beerit, portterit ia
plnet. aNiitten fdptt6mirteu tobcisia
ia ,aiun6isia. Santolla -tdmd Iafieb-
botlis fnrlpaa i~poimasia pIetpan fiel-
toiain. iosid fielIetddn ipdftiuomien
upalmisfns;- ticnti. maypmiten idfas
minen. Iabjoittamtnen, aparastosia
pitdmiuen ia fGilpttdminen fdpneiIle
ia panniiIIe iuontine. Riinpidn FUN
t6un1 loaiebbotus on bbtpGfipttp moi
pi iuaItipn idinlaatiiafunta iapiestad
fobtuuIIiien iperen apatiiuomieH
mppnniIs. @befIeen iGabettp. Sen-
i6meen nun -t6nG Iafi on ipoimaan
astunrt on ainoastaan f~aupungeilld,
tarppaIpifia ia t%oipnibipeilId oifens
G6nestda 4' tpdfiiupmafpipmpfiestd
taiffa ios tauppala fuuluu iobonfin
t~opnFbippiin or fila fauppalalIa Oh
ieus fiiben fuin mposfin rItopirolelz
la inrppaiaae oleapalla t%oiunibipin
Galld.
@bellaokapasta ieIipidd, eta
Micbieanisfa Ell ole a%inoastaan ma
riII6 tartoitns iaaba flmtotifbii len
fieliplatia tpaan mposfim daaba Il
fdlle &c niin ianottu 3bme @aile,
josta Min palion ipiime fie1tolafi-
taistelrm aifana pubuttiin. Cana
Come Mule b6tpifi dpuoben 1915
ipaaleisia pIi 10000 ddilen enems
mistSllG ia fieltolafi tpoitti noin
$4,000 Gdnen enemmistolld. Biio-
Den 1916 tpaali oil meilld ieItpd to-
bistns iiitd. ettG tasid ipaltiosia Ell
balnta 3pme NuIea, mutta ipiiita-
Iiife eli nGptd iiitd apield liiopunecn.
Scme 8uIe tartotttaa fitd, eta ais
noastaap faupunseiaa. faiIppaloilla
ia t~obwfbipeilld on oitens Gdnestdd
topaffnpfDmbtfestd eifd fa1inteilla.
Siis oifeus ddnsstdd faifntittain
Diff fiIIoin menetetip. &ciemnls
6ome @ulesta on 10 ttdpttdnDt mitd
ie on Obiosia, Snoianasfa ia @aasia-
cbufettiisia apucfien iuarrelIa ia be
tulepat fen iaifiialla bplfddmddn.
@nmte usfo %icbiganin ddncStd-
lien bptpdtipspdn moeIIeen fapafoito
tdtdn ipdItiom Gnunefd usfo. ,etto
sesfaam OH Sorne giule tdsid iual.
tiosia naIlasfn. 5iibtifurn fuaaleis'
IA. olemme iparmat iittd, tulee mar
fien la~fiebbotiffet menemddn fui-
remmaIIa enemistolId fumoon fun
mit6 ipuoben 1915 ipaaleisid tapab.
tui. Neind on mt fen idlteen lao
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06

8. 8lrutfalainen maaIisf. II p.
81. 6. Salpnen maaIist. "a p.
8. TnpoIa maaIisf. 81 p.
g. llrpiIainen bubtit. 7 y.
u. Bdfainta bubtif. IA p.
90. 81. @esterbact bubtif. 81 y.
%. %. miIem bubtif. 90 ,.
az. gBissori toa,tot. 8 p.
g. @iiofi toitos. 12 p.
On biornattatpa, ettd buGmoinit.
tn iariestbs tarfoittaa ainoasiaan
beneeIIisis p6d~tirioihdiia. ioten nil.
ben ObelIa toiipomame iaa4uoanme ~.
Idusainitiilta .papsiltomnme aipistnsta
muiaeHfin' firioitusten muooosfa.
uiiniuin firfiotuntamme ia Iebtem-
me muiltnain pstdapiItd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06

Z ppt. Suurempia Iabioituiiia fee
iualittiin Saima Sippola,
TaI. SippoIa ia 9anicl aansas.
Beii Nottonen pitt loppurutoutien
ia laulcttiin lairlu 467 Q. Sc.
Suoma 9ampi
1irjnri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Sabtpipat

8iiotfin iciiaIistit oipat luiasti r.
I'd mieItd, eta G%bfuenanmaa diff Iii
tettGtpd @iiotfiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
9aipnt

Sapnn on Jpipafipnbt @iDionin eb-
ootu:ien Safian ~iiirtomaiben fans
iainapdlistptt6midestd. Giiemmiu
ipaati Se iprfdsti ialaisten inpimus-
ten mitaiiesti $ppnen meren iaaria
'cnifieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
8ulaaria futuittclce

Bulgarian puolelta ebbotetaan ieI-
Iaista @alatnin t%pipmptien ratfaiiua,
ettd Serbian funinsas ipalittai1iin
Bulgarian ballitiiiatii ia Bulgaria
iitten liittpiii uuteen eteld-ilaaipiell
filninsasfuntaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Mrmenia tuaatii

Irmenia apaatii t~iunistllsta it.
ielleen. Gen ebustaiat fanotpat ettei
fen aiioista tpoiba pdGttdd iIman orr
nenialaiste,t ~iuostumusta. Irmes
niaIle ei ole annettu ebustusoifeutta
acknowledgements.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06

8iiotiin foiialistien iobtaia @rmns
ting usfop tpotpdcn niemm parnntus
iran ia obotta palion tdsid iubteesia
raubanfofoufieltd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Siueitii fu,uana

Sapeitiim ipiranomaiiet otpat an-
lancet antaria iddbDtlid. fostien ioz
iialistien fpfousta 8ernesIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Iortmsali parfa

YortugaIin tia OIL %iurfea; maasin
taistcleipat tuuingasmieliiet taiaipals
talaisteu tansia. On ie aualIanome-
ila fpfo fsbtpnai
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06

Suinfa faDucc

@onstaiabuonceSia or tebtp cbbos
tbs ettd &itpauteen piiristd tdns
srcsiimiebetii palittu 9. 6. Berger
Ell iaiii cbustoian oifcutiia fousrcs>
iiSio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
EmnnuStettm

|. Ybbpsipaltain ballitus OH ipirallis
icsti tu"mnustanut Yaoerripstin Job
tanau Yuolam ballitufien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
ltlos ,naasta

eoustaiabhonecsia on ''eiitettp eta
lie lpibpilismaan alantaifet, iotfa G
mo: iohal aitaua pibdtetpt ia mint
.%ilGfidrit' ajcttatiiin pois maasta.
SptuGl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
S~irfOmmemoja belmifmmlla:

8 y. gmbarraaisia flo 1 y. Sdr'
tpempGdn Iuona.
16 p. SpartaSia toululla flo 2 ip
ia @ilbertisid flo 8 ill.
S. Mmfila,
Gilbert, @inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
&arula

Sotilaslaipa Sabre OF aianuit
matalifoIle Ssle of @i9btin itdiiim-
mGSid p1dSIG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
9nrtiu ministerist5 erOmnut

2tittoutuneibcn prOtesteeratesia
Curtin ballitutielle armenialaisten
ia fr%eittaIaisten fobtcllsta OH Snrs
fin ministeristo tamd1i joboosta erons
nut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
8nplcmaifillaait

Serbian funingas, Bietari, OH
liaaruit uuben baltpausfobtanfien ia
on bdnen tilalia bupno.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
nbfaile,pat saffaa

Yuolalaiiet bolibetpitien tufemarta
ubfaileipat Saffaa. @nbtaneefo pc
l1t1 ihfaufIia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
0stdmind jGlIceit
t iGIIeen

@erifo ia Cuba oiuat idlleen
pGGsieet DstGipGlIiiiin ipdleibin. On
baiisfa fuulIa feIIaifiafin nutiiia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
MnptSiu %bpli6cmifit

@uotiin bolfbetpifit ipaatttpat S.
B. @. -aisten ipapalttamista, jotfa
oipat ballitufiemme toimesta iuanfei>
ma.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Gonabosio filled fnlliu

SdGmeresid SGiaom pobioispuos
leila OH runiaasti iilIciG; niitd OH
rtGbtp partpeilemasld.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06

Sin5 NJ bdluimnyt ia pacnnlt fen
raali aguilarin jouttocn ticltd.
Sias OH tap.nalliS.cn ipbtniia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Gbelleeu ,usiinasia

,,Sume guarbien' perustamista ia
plldpit6mistd iuGitclIoan ienaatin
Iniolelta ebellccrfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
4mnaiam ~talunpojat

&umaaniasia plput talonpojat
~nouSicct tapinaan pbtci1 micbcud.
Wfit1 bcitd maiipannccl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
GfGfe

GbustuntabueneeSia OH bgipdfipttp
$4,000 elGfe eauersti 8ocietpeItin
lesteIle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
l~lfrainan t~alonpujat

l%ltrainan talonpoiat oiuat bGipin>
meet bolibeipifien fansia o~tellesiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
SambOja liffaa

Yilsburpn mbIIpt qipat ~feiirnect
ipittdstd aifaa; iailboFa 81 e~iienrtaut
fuin tpnioaan mpyod.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Waliranba

Sibettoldifet ia puoIaIaiief oipat
tebreet pdliraiiban.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06

Snntalaupalwclnffia bclmifunlla:
9 p. @irsiniasia tlo 2 ip. norj.
2utb. firfosia $. g. g. fansia ia
SraraIinin Iufeiiilla flo 100 III.
9arimmdelld.
16 y. Glpsid flo 10 ap. 8. 9. e.
tansio.
16 y. 2Sintonisia flo 2 ip. 91titu-
leila.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-02-06
Saarna,umurpia hclmifnnlla

8 y. 8rainerbisia flo 2 ia 8 III.
81. 9. Iiemt f%aaruaa.
8 p. @aSIesia, 98is., 3outfarin a.
~IunnoIla flo 8 in.
9 p. @aplesia tirfosia flu 10 ap.
ia flo Alp.
IS p. Sloohipoooin fpntriIIa SaInn
firfosia flo 2 ip. ia &onsta 2,lomar
a~iunnoIla ITO 8 III.
e. g. @iemi.
Sub. 26-2 Sbomion. @inr,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
VERSHIRE

Schools in town closed Friday, Dec.
10, with the usual Christmas tree ex-
ercises.
Dr. Marshall was called last week to
see Sherman Melendy's youngest child,
Don Orr went to Barre Sunday to
meet his sister, Ula Orr, who is spend
ing the Christmas vacation at her
home,
Leon Harding is at home from Thet-
ford.
verna Roberts is at home from Chel-
sea.
Mrs. Belle Morse has been spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. L. l..
Robinson.
Warren Tuller's people have moved
to the i. Robinson place,
Mrs Dan Orr successfully passed
the examination as census enumerator.
The election Of officers and oyster
supper at the grange Friday evening
were very enjoyable. The new officers
are: Master, Harrison fuller; over
seer, Leon Flint; steward Don Orr;
assistant steward, Leon fuller; chap
lain, Edwin Pearl; secretary, Vance
Conant treasurer, Mrs Conant lee,
turer, Mrs. Hastings; lady assistant
steward, Doris Kicker; the three graces,
Mrs. Rigg, Mrs Don Orr and Nellie
0'Dayi gatekeeper, Alyah Hastings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
In Order to Consult With
Their Govt. on Latest AL
lied Communication
NO RATIFICATION BE-
FORE END OF YEAR
According to the Opinion
Held in French Off
cial Circles

Paris, Dec. % Exchange Of ratif-
cations Of the German peace treaty be-
fore the end Of the year is considered
in French official circles as impossible.
This opinion was formed to-day when
the head Of the German delegation here
said that it would be obliged to re-
turn to Berlin to consult with the gov.
eminent on the latest allied commune
cation.
Paul Dutasta, secretary of the peace
conference. handed Kurt Won Lersner,
head of the German delegation, the
allied reply to the German note Of Dec.
10, this morning Herr Won Lersuer
told NJ Dutasta THAT owing to diff.
culties Of communication and the inn
portance OF the document, he felt obi
gated to consult Berlin He will leave
for the German capital with all his ex.
perts tonight.
Herr Won Lersner expressed a de-
sire to lay emphasis on the fact that
his leaving Paris at this time was in
no wise a rupture of negotiations.
Secretary Dutasta, in accordance
with instructions from the supreme
council accompanied the allied note
with verbal communication, in which
it is understood he assured Won Lers-
ner that the allies recognized the eco
nomic difficulties which might exist in
Germany and wished to take them into
account.
If proof were given that errors had
been made in the estimate of floating
material now In the possession Of Ger
many, upon which the allies based their
demands for reparation for the sinking
Of the German ships at Scapa Flow,
these demands Nj Dutasta is under
stood to have told the German pleni.
potentiary, would be reduced proper
tionately.
Herr Won Lersner expressed no opin-
ion on the document presented by See.
rotary Dutasta.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
In U. S. Navy Yard Forces
All Over the Country,
Says Daniels
OTHER REDUCTIONS
MAY BE NECESSARY
Discharges at Boston Navy
Yard Were Thus EX-
planned

Washington, D. G., Dee. %. Reply
ing to message from the Massachu
sets Senate expressing its concern
over the reported intention of the navy
department to discontinue certain work
at the Boston navy yard with result
ing discharge of many employees, Sec
rotary Daniels to-day informed that
body that lack OF funds had necessi.
tated reduction Of all navy yard forces.
and that it may be necessary to order
still further reduction.
This was contingent, he said on
whether Congress includes an item Of
$9,O00,000 for ship repair work in the
next deficiency bill, as recommended by
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
BRADFORD

Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Porter. who have
been in the South for several weeks,
returned to Bradford Monday after
noon. We are informed that Mr.. Porter
has purchased Mr.. Beams interest in
the firm of French & Bean of 81, Johns
bury
Mr. and Mrs, f. II. Bickford went to
Burlington Saturday to attend the flu
neral Of Mrs, A. j. Billings, which was
held Monday afternoon,
Kenyon Nye caught a nice mink in
his trap last week.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Burton Loren Lucas
are on their way to America, sailing
from Brest Thursday.
The baby daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Franz Pettingll in the Mary
Hitchcock hospital died Tuesday and
the body was taken to Piermont for
burial.
The exercises and Christmas tree Civ
en- by the Bradford Center school Fri
day evening, was well attended,
Leslie Norcross is home for d weeks
vacation from the Baypath institute,
Springfield, Mass.
Christmas exercises of grades ! and
2, inclusive, were held in the assembly
hall Of Bradford academy Friday aft
ernoon. The program was we'll carried
out and the tree heavily laden with
gifts.
Earle Hopkins is home from Middle
bury college for the Christmas vaca
ton.
The teachers of Bradford academy
have gone to their homes to spend the
Christmas vacation.
Mrs Temple and daughter of New
bury are visiting at viii Norcross,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
CORINTH

The host Of friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p, Virgins will be pleased to know
that they have recently purchased one
Of the finest residences at Tilton, n H.,
of the estate Of Mr. Brown It has 10
rooms and is in the best residential
part OF the place.
John Scribner is i'll. His daughter,
Mrs. Ryder, is stll with him.
The rolcall at the Center church will
be on Thursday, Jan. |.
Mrs. Belle Morse has gone to Yer.
shire to visit relatives and old neigh
bOrs before returning TO Concord, n II.
News has been received Of the dea h
of Rev T l. Sargent at Guilford, n H.,
Dec. Ii, He was a resident pastor here
for a series of years at two different
periods. He leaves wife and three
daughters Burial was at Concord,
n. H.
Mrs Henry Meade of Wells River,
who underwent such serious opera
ton last fall. is gaining slowly.
Aaron w Eastman went to Hanover
W tue HOspibdi vi MpnudN lpi an uPcl d
tion for ulcers in his stomach
Mrs. +. j Hutton returned home
from Laconia, n. H., last Friday Her
sister-in-law, Mrs. b. j Hutton, whose
funeral she attended, died of a shock
after three hours illness while at a
neighbours, where she had gone to rem.
der assistance in their illness, Mr.. Hut
ton was a former resident of Topsham
and Fairlee
Mrs. Ebert s. Stevens Of Bridge
water Corner is spending the Christmas
week with her sister in law, Mrs F. j.
Hutton.
The community Christmas tree exer-
cises were held at the Center church
last Saturday evening The entertain
ment was well attended and the exer-
cises were very good indeed
A. L, Henrys daughter is home from
Chelsea high school for the holidays
The schools in town are having a
two weeks vacation
Last week the temperature was down
in the twenties most of the time.
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Schools in town closed Friday for a
weeks vacation.
Walter Wells of Plainfeld is doing
carpenter work for Archie Lamphere.
Mrs. Anna Remission visited in Lyn.
donville the first of the week.
The students from the different
schools are home for the holidays.
Mrs. Archie Lamphere visited her
parents in Montpelier the last Of the
week
Arc Slayton was visitor in Ada.
mant recently.
Myrtle brennan visited her son, Phil
Up, at Goddard seminary the first of
the week.
John Slayton was a business visitor
in Barre on Friday.
Mrs Howard Daley aud son, Gard
ner, are at home from Brattleboro for
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Ellen Remission has returned
from Lyndonville, where she has been
attending school.
Miss Ruth Brown visited friends in
Montpelier and Barre the first of the
week.
Mrs. Clifford Bliss and daughter, Bar
bara, OF Barre visited at w. L. Bliss
recently.
X. K. Dana of Boston was business
visitor in the village on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Wing we're bust.
ness visitors in Hardwick the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Fair Of North
Calais were recent visitors at G. A.
Wings.
Walter and Porter Colby were in
Montpelier on business the first Of the
week
d b. Dwinell was in Montpelier on
business Tuesday and Wednesday
b. H. Bancroft has been quite sick
during the week, so he was unable to
return to his work in the gristmill
here
The Misses Gray, teachers in the vii
lage school, arc spending the Christ.
mas vacation at their home in the Pc
kin neighborhood.
Miss Clarabell Brown Of Montpelier
is spending a couple Of weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Brown.
Lieut.. Franklin Dwinell and wife of
Boston are spending the holidays with
relatives in the village
l. w Gray was a business visitor in
Hardwick the last Of the week
Lewis Leonard visited at Wesley
Peck's in Woodbury. recently.
Nathan Brown was a visitor in Plain
field on Saturday
r. G. Brimblecombe Of Cabot was at
f. II. Browns the first Of the week.
where he purchased some registered
stock.
The Christmas exercises az Union
church on Thursday evening win be
different this year than IN former years,
a Christmas story, illustrated with
slides, will take the place Of the Christ
mas tree.
Mrs. Victor Smith Of Hanover, Y. H.,
and Miss Esther Dwinel from Sara
toga, N u, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs ID. B. Dwinell
+. f. Brown and daughter, Ruth,
were Christmas shoppers in Hardwck
the last of the week
Mrs Guy Bancroft is visiting her
parents in Barre
Mrs. l. w Gray was business visit
or in Montpelier on Monday.
John Slsyton was in Barre on Mon.
day
W J. Coates is at his home here for
short vacation.
Mrs Nettie Gray. who has been Sc.
riously i'll with pneumonia, is improy-
ing.
The many friends of George Carley
viii be glad to hear he is rapidly gain
ing, but he is still in a hospital in Bur
/ lingtou.
Word has been received here Of the
birth Of a son to Mr., and Mrs Jack
Badger in East Montpelier Mrs, Bad
ger will be remembered az Miss Louise
Bancroft, formerly Of this village.
X B Dwinell was a business visitor
in Plainfleld recently,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-23
Acquaintance Cultivated.

"They met at lawn party. Appro-
pirate, wasn't it, seeing she was grass
widow?"
Eyes, and he such rake. Boston
Transcript.
Evening star., 1919-03-21
WIRELESS TALKED DAILY
WITH PRESIDENTS SHIP
Voice Messages From New Bruins
wick Heard Distinctly Until Yes
sci Reached Brest.

Should occasion have demanded it.
officials in this country could have
talked directly to President Wilson by
wireless telephone at any time while
he was returning to France on the
transport George Washington.
According to Lieut. Commander S. c.
Hooper. chief Of the radio division of
the Navy Departments bureau of
steam engineering, wireless telephone
messages were sent daily to the ship
from the New Brunswick high power
sending station and the voice of the
speaker could be heard plainly on
board the transport even after it ar
rived at Brest.
AS the George Washington was not
equipped with apparatus powerful
enough to send telephone messages
long distances, the communications
from New Brunswick were acknowl-
edged by wireless. Commander Hoop
er stated.
While the messages were sent only
as an experiment, he said, it would
have been possible for important
communications to have been trans
mitted in the same manner. The use
of wireless telephony over such dis
tance. he said. did not constitute a
new record