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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-15

pital del Estado de Tamaulipas, He
go a esta e. Lie. Jose Gracia Medra-
no, que actualmente desempena el
cargo de Secretario General del go
biernc de aquella entidad.
Entrevistado por algunos de los
representatives de los diaries CAPT
t~alinos, hizo algunas declaraciones
in~teresantes acerca de las condicio-
mes del Estado fronterizo.
Las elecciones municipa'es en- 81
Estado,-dice ell Lie. Gracia Medra-
no-se efectuaron en- orden Y sus re-
sultados fueror satisfactorios al pue,
bic. circunstarcia q Ia que Sc debio
ell hecho de que no Sc ~presentaran
~des6rdenes, como ha sucedido en- o,
tres Estados. de la Republica. Prom
to Sc hara la declaration de quie-
mes resultarcn e~lectos, con 10 que es-
te problema quedara so'ucionado sin
contratiempo alguno para los inte-
reseS de la ertidad.
Con respecto al asunto del profe-
scr Andres Osuna, manifesto Ell Lie.
Gracia Medrano que aun esta pen
diente en- virtud de que la Suprema
Corte de Justicia no ha resuelto na-
da sobre el particular, y que ell con-
tinua con 81 nombramiento de defen-
sor de Osuna en- Ia a%cusacion pre-
sentada en- su contra y esta en- es-
pera de los tramites legales. Ac-
tualmente ell professor Osuna sc halla
en- el Estado hacienda una gira poll
tica lie propaganda en- favor de su
sobrino Carlos, que Sc ha presentado
como candidate al gpbierno de Ia
entidad. En- cuanto al General Gre
gorio Osuna sigue nj jefe de Ia
~guarnicion en- Ia plaza de Tampico.
Ell problema economico del Esta-
do.-dice Ell Lie. Gracia Medrano-
sc esta solucionando de n manera
satisfactoria. a pesar de que las con-
diciones en- que 10 dejo la pasada adj
ministraci6n fueron dificiles. Para
los gastcs indispensables, los causan-
ties han r%espondido a un llamado que
les hizo 81 gobierno. La instruction.
sigue ell buen canine que va tenia. Y
por 10 que We a Ia lucha presidential
NADIA hay serio en- cl Estado; hasta
la fecha n;ngun partido ha iniciado
trabajos en- este sentldo.
Aver hablo ell Lie. Gracia Medrano
con eli Jefe del Executive sobre a.
suntos de gran interGs para Tamau-
lipas, Y dc hoy a manana partira
nuevamente para el lugar de su re-
sidercia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-15
Ha Gisminuido la producciGH
dc hule en- FerGcrr=

Segln informes que ha ]proporcio-
nado Ia Secretaria de industrial, la
production de hule en- el Estado de
VeracruZ ha disminuido en- el pre-
sente ano mucho mas que en- los an
terioTes. debido q que la revou cion
en- aquel Estado no ha PerTitido que
Sc tenga cuidado con los arboles que
producer esa COMA, cuyo campo ha
sido invadido por la yerba silvestre.
Indica la misma Secretaria que los
trabajos agricolas &c este ramo. 10
solo cstan descuidados. sino tCtalmen-
te abandonados dcsde haze algunos a
nos Y que no podran e~mprenderse de
nuevo sino hasta que Ia paci$icacion
sea IN hecho en- esa entidad.
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Karl ReRRer propoRe Ia cleo
cioR de iii dictador
neutral

VIENA, Diciemhre 14.-El doctor
Karl Kenner, Canciller de Austria, ha
sido notificado por eli Consejo Supre-
mo de Paris que dese2n recibirle per
sonalmente para eonocer u opinio-
mes r de las condolences peli-
grosas porque ~atraviesa su pals. Fl
doctor Kenner SoIicitara inmediata-
ayuda proponiendo como alternative,
Ia retirada del actual gobierno Y la
election por los aliados de un dicta-
dor neutral Y de IN Consejo de Ad-
ministraci6n para que gobiernen el
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-15
~DISTURBIOS EN- INNSBRUCK

VIENA, Diciembre 14.-En Inn
BRICK y alrededores han ocurrido
tremendos Gisturbios por IL falta de
pan. HombreS Y mujeres han asalta-
do las tieudas, los restaurants, V al
macenes Y hasta ell colegio que ALI po
seen los iesuitas, s~aqueando Y des-
truyendo cuanto han encontrado Z su
paso.
Los carabineros italianos nan po-
dido evitar cue Sc asalte los bancoS
Y los graneros del g~obierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-15
ALEMANIA PROHIBE La
E~XPORTACTON De CBRAS
De ARTE

BERLIN, Diciembre LILA ex-
portacion de obras de arte. cuya per
dida scria IN detrimento para Ale
mania, ha qusdado prohibida por una
ley que Sc ha puesto en- vigor hoy.
La ley Sc prepare dc una muuera
secreta, a fin de evitar e. que ira
ficantes en- obras d carte. Sc apre-
suraran a eXportar cStas durante la
discussion del proyecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-15
Ounce mil toneladas de maiz
han salido para E. Unidos

Segun los datos consignados ell la
cstadiStica de aduanas, el aHo pasado
salieron para los Estados Unidos
ounce mil toneladas de maiz nacio-
nal, no obstante las prohibiciones que
Sc dictaron por ell gobierno para evitar
la cXportaciop, en- provision de que
pudiera hacer falta para ell consume
del pals, cosa que afortunadamente
no acontecio, pues para la fecha este
p~reciado cereal tiene I'm precio verda-
deramente s%atisfactorio para las po-
sibilidades de nucstras classes popu-
lares.
Las cosechas del ano actual son
tambien buenas, pero Sc han perdi-
do algunaS a causa de Ia abundan-
cia de "l!uvias, que resultaron perju-
diciales, la prohibition para Ia X
portacion no Sc levantara, pudiendo
los a%gricuitores eXportar Ell maiz So
brante con permisos eSpeciales de Ia
Secretaria de Hacienda, como Sc ha
hecho hasta hoy.
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En- Colombia no sc permritc que
Sc denigre a Wcrico

FL Representative meXicano en- Co.
'ombia ha communicate que en- Girar-
dot. Republica de Colombia, Ia conf
sion encargada de Ia censura de las
peliculas cinematocraficas, prohibi0
"a exhibition de una cinta en- que a.
parecian algunas escenas denigran-
ties para Mexico, eXpresando, a Ia
vez. que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE no Sc eyhiba
ninguna otra en- que de alguna ma
nera Sc lastime ell sentimiento nacio-
nal de una naci6n hermana
Entire las varias razones que Ia CT
tada comision aduce para la prohi-
bici6n de esas %cintas, senala la de
que no debe permitirse n represen-
taci6n de ningin acto que afecte Ell
sentimiento de solidaridad Que debe
cxistir siempre entr tCdas las ma
cions del Continente Hispano-Amerl-
cano.'
La misrna resolution de Ia Junta
censora fue enviada 4 t3dcs los en-
~nresarios de especta:u'os, dandose
cuenta de ella a Ia Secretaria de Re
I!aciones Exteriorcs de esta capital.
Los cirilcs revoIuciopG"ios sc estGn
rindiendo tam5ij9 Ell Mcreie8
A la Secretaria de Guerra comu-
MICA Pablo Gonzalez, que nc solamen-
te Sc cstan rindiendo los jefes Mill
tares. sino tambiGn los civilcs de sig
nificaci6r. cuya mission Y la de
servir de m"ntores 4 les hornbres dc
armas del movimiento surname.
Entire les civi es que sc rlndleron
figuran los siguientes; Jesus, Felix
" Severino Valdespino, Vicente Flo
res, Abel Archundia, Serafin CARR
llo. Timoteo Lastra, Juan Ramirez,
Gabino Ramos. Antonio Calera, Ii
brado Gutierrez, Isidro Gonzalez,
Juan Castellanos Y Pedro Jimenez, a
ouiencs. como q los militares Sc les
proporcionaron e'ementos Y sc les o.
freci6 trabajo. habiendo acceptable
alSunos de ellos 81 las mismas fin
cas- del Estado de Morelos, que estan
en- actividad.
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,ATENCION! iATENCIoNi
4 CASARSE
Cataloro De damzs meSicanas = otEas
. nacio,raHdades } ex-easa lisa de heTIn2-
tcs noTSreS.
snv'eaos U DOLLAR so,ameute = nos
o.rcs le rsr1itjremos = vGelta Se correo,
nustro complete Cata!Cgo matrimonial
en- Sescripciones dscalEatas, FOCOGRA-
FrAS NOMBRES Y DI8ECcIO&ES &c
Scvea@, senorss y seao-icas 1n~eSleanss J
d, otras nacIonaiidadeS, SlguRaS viuaas de
irlasbabEes antecedentes. Cuienes Jeesaa
encontiar IN hoarado y buen esooso. Us
tea paeGe cscr;bir.e ~directarenre 4 euai-
,riera ce elias y con;saer IN inatrimonic
feaz en- co-to tempo. Sonos GiEnos de
! colfia-za = nos dedIcam0s = III neEocs0
!, nrrGc : hcito. No p~sCnIi;a. pUsS, cue
J . peausHz suaaa 5e IN ! lar este &c Dol
medic entire listed y 81 nuy possible EE-
,.CIDAD MATRIMONIAL
EscrbT Aoy uIsnr a.
RELIANCE CLUE.
8ox s76. rs ANGELS, a.
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CRONICAS CIENTIFICAS
Los rayos de luz tambi6n estan s~ujetos a Ia ley
de Ia g~ravitacion
E NJ REALMENTE Ell SOL?

hacia ia TERRA no Sc deba a Ia re-
Fraction producida por los gases Il
geros que rodean al sol. Agregan
que Ia teoria pueGe ser exacta Y yer,
dadera. pero que sera muy dificii
obtener Ia prueba decisiva de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-15
Dosc;en.os mil pesos para
maquinaria agricola.

La Secretaria de Industrial ACADIA
de girar sobre ell Canada Y Europa Ia
suma de doscientos mil pesos en- ORC
para Ia compra de alguna maquina-
maria agricola que Sc necesita para
dar mayor impulse a Ia agriculture
en- el ano proximo de 1920.
Estes pedidos son Independence
de los que sc han hecho a los Estados
Unidos. Y en- cuyas fabricas no Sc Sc
guira c~omprando maquinaria en viz
tud del alto precio que tiene, siendo
mas ~favorables las ofertas que ell
gobierno ha recibido del Canada Y
de Europa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-15
De LACD. De MEXICO

La Confederation de Camaras de Concrete pide oficialmen-
tie que Sc canceIe la concession a M~urgula.-Disminuye
la production del huIe en- Veracruz.-Los civiles revolu-
cionarios Sc rinden tanbien en- Puebla.-E Dr.. Lyser
visito a Carranza.-Esta en- Mexico ell Secretario del Co.
bierno de Tamaulipas.- Colombia prohibe las peliculas
denigrantes para Mexico.
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.(o)-

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio. Tex
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION
Continued from opposite page.)

Continued from opposite page-)
Mrs. Fred Parker of Washington,
D. c., came Tuesday Tor month
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs l. T.
Gay.
E. ]. Winslow, A. o. Austin, Clar-
ence Cole, A. +. Bennett and Miss
Rosalind Winslow climbed Jay peak
Sunday.
Mrs. Clifton Webster and son,
Richard and Mrs. Emma Perley, OF
Rumford, Me-, are visiting at Henry
Webster's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Guild returned
Monday from Potion Springs. Mrs.
Guild is greatly improved IN health
by her stay there.
Helen and Parke Beede are taking
a trip by way of Burlington TO Bris-
tol, Conn, and return with their IA
Their, Albert Beede.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Longeway and
son Of Hatley, P. O., and Mrs Boyle
of New York City visited at George
Fletcher's last week
A large crowd attended the earni-
val dance Tuesday night OF last week
The caps and confetti helped TO make
a very pleasant occasion.
Stella Doyle returned Saturday
from Ayers Cliff, P. O., where she
has been visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Whipple, for
few weeks
Ora A White has placed SIS in the
Perpetual Care Fund OF the Orleans
Cemetery association, the income of
which is to be used 10 care for his
lot IN Pleasant View cemetery.
Mr.. Hamilton went TO Willoughby
with about Is Boy Scouts Monday
Mr.. Pierce with other
Scouts Joined them on Tuesday. The
entire party viii return Saturday af-
rernoon.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
THE THREE CRAF"TSBURYs
CRAFTSBURY

Fred Young has bought the c +
Hanson farm near the village.
Flora Waterhouse is in poor hsals
and is staying at Fred Green's
Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland were gus,t,
of his parents, in Albany Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Wilson frur
Canada were in town over SUNDAY
Ella Brown of Burlington is,
guest of her sister, Mrs. Dillingham;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lebanon and Aha
Merrill of Morrisville spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. Emily Williams and daughe,
were guests of Mrs. C. C. Conalt o.
Thursday.
Mrs. Leota Hoyt and daughter Of
Hardwick were guests of Mrs. Pary
Keir Thursday.
Mrs. o. B. Wells and daughter
Doris, left Tuesday for Berkshire ta
a few days visit.
Rev. o. B. Wells was absent ths
first of this week in the interests q
the Montpelier seminary.
The community supper THURSDAY
night was a success in every part..
ular. Net proceeds, $50.
Mrs. C. H. Rawson came the irt
of last week to spend a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n
II. Kinney.
Barbara and Shirley Lebanon Of
Morrisville, were guests Of then
aunt, Mrs. J. E. Allen, from Thurs-
day until Sunday.
1t is reported that George Athef-
ton, whose buildings burned tFo
weeks ago has bought A. E. Looms
farm. Mr.. Loomis was his nearest
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Gage, who tas
been spending a few days with hs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.Gage r.
turned to their home in st. Johnson!
Monday.
In the contest between the SunaaI
of Irasburg, Albany an
Craftsbury Sunday, August 3, InsE
vas the following attendance: Ia
,urg, los; Albany, 125; Cra1sOuh
rs,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
EAST CRAFTSBURY

John Conner is the owner of new
Ford automobile.
David Uric and family were recent
visitors in Cabot.
C. H. Anderson of Barton spent
Sunday at o. II. Anderson's.
Luther Heidger is home from U.
" NJ. for a months variation.
Carlyle Partlow is spending a few
days with his mother in Barre.
Mrs. Charles White, who has been
quite Ill with the mumps, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holliway and
family spent Sunday at Herbert Han
sons.
Mrs. A. NJ. Shields has been spend
ing the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Dewing.
Mrs. Belle Rowell, who has been
spending the past few weeks with her
brother, has returned to South AL
bany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young and
family of New York City were visi-
tors at James and Alton Whites last
week.
Miss Myrtle Bailey, who has been
spending the past week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Andrew Young, has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Wilson of
Sherbrooke spent Sunday with Mrs.
Wilson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Macomber.
Miss Ruth Heidger, who has been
spending three weeks vacation at
her home, returned to Burlington the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walbridge of
Cabot spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with their aunt, Mrs. Sarah II.
Anderson and Friday at the home of
James White.
Rev. Mr.. Graham, a returned SOL
der, occupied the pulpit of the u. P.
cnurch Sunday. He expects to re-
main through the month of August. |
De IS being entertained at the home |
If Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Uric.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
ROMAN CATHOLIC WARMLY
OORsEs TRIANGLE WORK

FerclFal 4 Mcclure, a MAMMA.
ru hsIng in Queens, N. Y l.
e-oHian catholic who warmly end
e-S me work Of the Y. NJ q
europe Mr. Mcguire went hora =
een arter serving as q -Y1 60
III Europe several months Tn.
starting he wrote the foIIovfn.
rom Brest TO e C. Garter 4+e
- secretary Of the A
y A. in Paris:
u me ere Of my departure to-
All e-ica, wish to thank von 80
your associates for your eene,a- I'D
-1 consicerate treatment.
/ entered the service ~ e.
= : Catholic. and am glad To s...a
tnar found the ASSOCIATION +-eses -
me ENLISTED nen-regardIess NJ 60
3ce or creed-exactIy alike
he mistakes Of the ", seen
ne 70 De typica1ly American 80
aoen as were made BIZ every o-y-14-
@@non here. endeavorinz tn ne-<1--.
great and important IVORY me-
ssery difficulty created BIZ war co-5,.
tons" conof-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
GLOVER

Mrs. Mary Lawrence, who mas peen
in Maine for some weeks has returned
home.
Miss Esther Perkins of Medford,
Mass, is spending her vacation IN
town.
Miss Marjorie Bean recently spent
week with her aunt, Mrs. Alex
Dwire. in Wheelock.
Prof. and Mrs. McCurdey of An
dover recently visited at Z. ,. Park
er's and C. S. Phillips.
Mrs. Frank Shepard fell down the
stairs from her tenement recently,
iniuring her quite severely.
Numerous people from here have
been to Island Pond blueberrying.
Some report good success, others not.
The annual meeting of the Clark,
KING and Kindred Families associa-
ton. will be held Thursday, Aug: IA,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Borland.
Carl Bean recently sold ten fine
registered Holstein yearling heifers
TO Willard Leonard of Chicago, to be
raised on the Leonard Homestead for
dairy cows.
The D. of L. will hold basket pic
mic at Stone pond Saturday. +. ID.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06

You should secure one
on these free Round Oak
Paess Books, exl2, pro-
fuseiy Illustrated, which
proves all OF these claims
and describes the other
distinctive advantages.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
GLOVER GLEANTNce

Percival will go with ~
and carry those who uOOOe IA,
way of going. nave no o.
WEST GLOVER
w. A. Scott and family
to Jay Peak Sunday. AA'e's
The Missionary up;on ,
with Mrs Lyman Barber F W. ~
Mrs. Lillian Buchanan -
Mass is visiting friends il IN S tass
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. s. Esdr wv w
spent the week with relatives ss S u,
Clyde Wilcox and family :. - :"
bridge called on his aunt NJ "a,
tings, recently. nN' Has
Ida Wright has returned
where she begins work this v " Sos''.
brokers' office. ' Neez n
S. C. Wilcox and daupbto, y.
of Morgan, visited Mrs 7 Caa
tings last week. - l. Has
. The topic for the C. E. mas,;,,
Sunday evening, is "Speerbs y 1
leader is Alice Dutton. II
Walter King, Clyde Baras, :,
Ross Wright made a fisbinc - u
Essex county last week. Wy
Dorman Mckinley of Lowell w..
and friend, Ed. Sheridan, Of Ba,iss
called on Phyllis Uric SUNDAY ''S~'
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
Estate of 0. D. RoweII
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Orleans
Inc honorable Probate Court for H. ~.
tr1ct of Orleans: Aof the DIS
n 10 al persons interested in the ests,. -
- u RoEelI. Late of Barton in 80 90. OF
trict, deceased, III sald dis
GREETING:
- PROBATE Court. holden ar pa-.
ma for said District on the ~ = &C. ~
- - siS. an Instrument uurr.sr4ygL
- = the last viii and testament ~ ~ Ing n
1891 1911. iate Of Barton. in said Tast-s,D1-
aro<ess71r vas presented TO the Con-
80 81 u L ordered by said courf the. -
0= a "a OF august. 1919 at r. W Ps1dr~i hae
N said Barton at two r-er<-lI
=. III De assigned for proving "a a.
~, All - 80 that notice thereof Fe gtvar
r-@ a. r-oIs concerned by prIFIfeh5r-a go
go. .-rsS weeks successfully IN the 0@Iea-
- eEey Aonltor, a Newspaper c1-c1Ia+ae.as
20 L1e time appointed ph6Flous
- lExtofes You are hereby notified 70 -.
80 Dff1re said court at the time go - y
Iii - -. M contest the CroF..fe ~ 80
~ - A you nave cause "a 111u
a. -. un4er my hand al Neyr<-f IN at.
o. :, .ct this 18th day Of July I1To "a 0Ao
z. NJ SPOOSER. Register
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
ALL til HE AIBANYS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Dow visited :
Ora Rowells in HardwIck heuH'3
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bashaw Vl S11
at Guy Shepard's in HardWlcK "'@
nesday.
Mrs. George and Hrs. Craig a 9
son returned from Georgevllle' r. "
Saturday.
Miss Springer and friend Of N: :.
port visited at Mrs. Maud Fance' Us
last of the week.
Mrs. Chastina Hartman OF n ~
York was the guest OF ME- ~
Honey last week.
T. J. Wallace and daughter, sI hs
of Southville, Mass, visited li''
in town last week.
Mrs. May Annis has returnea1. H Ser
spending several weeks VIZ"
daughter in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Leach ano anu linz
Charlotte Chamberlin are Sp'
some time in the White Nus.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. BashaW N S.s
taking an auto trip TO Bang3b and
They are accompanied by Mf'
Mrs. Guy Shepard Of Hard"cA
Mrs. Fred Stewart Of Eas. "a" and
ingford and Mrs. Pearl o Sew Falls
daughter, Gladys, Of Bellegw .s,vsrtps
are visiting at Mrs. Myrtle 0'S"
METHODIST CHURCH NOTE
w. E. Craig, Pastor
Morning service. 1890 S'0''
AHow Christ Comes.
Bible school, 11.30.
Evening song service, ~ r.....
Topic for Epworth Leag aqua His>
lay night. "Our DenOmlnatlggnlIT geF.
tory and Principles" Leaosi
w. z. Craig. -da,
Junior League will meet ''
at A o'clock.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06

Mrs. Mary Lawrence, who has been
:, Maine for some weeks has returned
home.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
Notice of Special Town Me-t;no

ouce OF special Iown Meeting
me legal voters OF the town of AL
oany are hereby notified TO meet ar
NeWton's hall at O'Clock %. m. on
tuesday, August II, 1919, to transact
the following business.
l. To see If the town win author
lie the selectmen to hire SUFFICIENT
money TO pay the cost of tuiIdipo the
Griggs bridge. 'oo
10 transact any legal business
'nat may come before the meeting.
b. e. Carter,
r l. Foss,
90 w. n. Potter,
Sslectmer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
EAST ALBANY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Rowen of Hotel
Barre visited in town Saturday.
Henry Centebar and family mo-
tored TO Willoughby lake Sunday.
Fred Daniels and family were in
Island Pond the first of the week.
Mrs. Terrain and SON of Worces-
Ter, Mass, are visiting at John
Miss Esther Stone of Orleans Wis
tied at Martin Durkin's Saturday and
Sunday.
I. T. Mullaney has purchased Pat
TICK Muiianey's farm and took pos
session August 1st.
John McKelvy, who has been
spending vacation here, has return
ed to his home in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Daniels. who
have been spending a weeks vaca-
ton at his fathers returned Sunday
to New York City.
SOUTH ALBANY
The Ladies' Aid society will hold a
social on the church lawn Friday eve
nlng. Ice cream and cake will be
served at 15c per plate. All come.
Service Sunday at LIS. Pastors
theme, How Christ Comes" Bible
school Immediately following the
service. The weekly five-minute talk
TO the children will be in charge of
Mrs. Craig.
ALBANY
Mrs. Clara DezoteIle is visiting
friends in Barton.
Capt Bumps was business visitor
at Montpelier Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Mcclure are
camping at Stone Pond. i
Mrs. Glenn Niles returned from
Brightiook hospital Sunday.
Wayne Sanders is camping at Lake |
Eden with Glendon Goddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren of WoIcott
visited at S. A Searles' Sunday.
Mrs: James Dow spent the week-
end with her daughter in Iragburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Miles If wal
den visited Mrs. A j. Miles SUNDAY
Mrs Amanda Sanders spent last
week with her sister in MorrigviIIe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-06
Odd Foods.

Lizards and alIigators are t ~, gshF
propositions in the way - arv anur's
ETY.. They do not seem Fe slos yet "
20 the United States appeti'eo o,,,lar .
ards have been extremely lids IN ID
the Bahama islands, and f tolnr or
gators have a reputation u
delicious.
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1t Is worth every cent you in
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u fuel alone pays liberal IN
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