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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
First Naval Recruit
Here, to Hear Concert

The first recruit accepted at the
local navy recruiting station Friday
will have the honor Of being the guest
of John Philip Sousa, famous band
leader and composer, at his concert al
the English Theatre in indianapolis.
Sunday afternoon, October 5. A spe-
cial box has been provided for the six
honor recruits from the sub-recruiting
stations of the state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
Friendship.

Friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Clark were among
the As relatives and friends who helped
to remind William Hoops of his 3Sth
birthday Sunday at Ingomar. Hoops
Is a brother-in-law OF Mrs. Clark and
she presented him with large birth
day angehood. made and decorated by
her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

The open door" is the declared
American and British policy in China,
as opposed to the policies of sphere
Of influence"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

There is no doubt but that this
suit is French model for the short
skirt betrays its origin. While here
in America skirts are somewhat
shorter, they have not yet reached
tie French limit. The embroidered in
serts at the side of the coat, while
very fashionable in this year Of en-
broidery. are also practical for they
do away with the use of costly Sur
where it would get very hard wear.
The fur band in the back. the cuffs
and collar, which ties oddly in the
lack with streamers. are Of sable
squirrel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
HAVE LOVELY
BROWN HAIR

TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FREE.
Why tolerate streaky, gray or
bleached hair when 1t is Just as easy
to tint your tresses beautiful
brown as it is to powder your face!
Brownatone gives the hair be-
witching beauty and charm. produce
ing instantly any shade Of brown
or black if desired.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
BY EMMA L. FETTA.

TOR Richmond to have a joint
ri exhibit of paintings of Robert
n Grafton and Wayman Adams,
A hanging in her public art gal
A lery at the same time; and
( for her to have the two art
Y lists together with their wives
- present on the ODeQing night
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

In France postage stamps are sold
at all the cigar shops.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures

Misses Wei Kid Lace Shoe.
for dress or school; sizes c.
II to ., for ... ct
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-10-02

Misses and Growing Girls Low
Heel Brown Lace English Shoes,
e efsde .. 81 AS and $500
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
CHOQUE DE AUTOS

En- Ia carretera, parada 8, ell an
tom6vil No. 1884, propieiad de
Eduardo Ferrer, Guiado pOr ell
conductor Russell Ferrer, No. 60
46, choc0 con el auto No. $40 de
Natividad Pagan, guiadO por el
chauffeur Jose NJ. Pinela No. 80
SO, resultando del choque, el pri-
nero con el eje, Ii rueda izq'lierda
delantera, tapalodos izquierdOs y
de atras Y estribos del mismo lado,
rOtos, V el OtrO auto con ell chasis,
la rueda izquierda delantcra, ell
eje delantero, la lOZa de trasmi-
sion, la barra de la direction, ta-
palOdos izquierdos, estribos del
mismo lado y III gonna Y desmOnta
bles de In rueda iZquierda de atl'as
rotOs; habiendo salido el niilo Eu-
rique Pagan, hijo del seiior Pagan
que viajaba en- el auto No. $40,
con algunaS contusiones et dife-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
ROpa interior cOrta y tambien
de seda 10 encuentra en- casa de
DAMIAN RODRIGUEZ, Saliva
dor Brau 32.
Advt.
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Durante el dia 90 de mayo Ill
timo, fueron resueltos por las cor
tes locales de esta ciudad, los ST.
guientes casos; Municipal Pc
dro Viscasillas, por Infr.Art. $40,
c. p. $500 multa; Carmelo Ro-
man, por mfr, Ley de Autom6vi-
les, $500 multa; Rafael Jimenez,
por mfr. de Ley de Automobiles,
Eulogio Sanchez, por
mfr. Ley de Automobiles $1,000
Aureliano Alvarez, por
mfr. Ley dc Automobiles, $1,000
-HoraciO Guerra, Federico
Hernandez, por Alt. la Paz, $500
V $500 de multa, respectiyamen-
te. Carmelo MarrerO, st. Ellie
Neroz, pOr Accom-. Y Aggression, So.
V $500 multa, respectivamente la
Corte de Paz resOlvi0 los sigllien-
tes casOs de infracci0n de Orde-
nanzas Municipales; Juan Santa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
Mas Information General.

rcntes parties del cuerpO y cl sc
nor Natividad Pagan en- idcnticas
condolences, manifestando estos
que sc curar1an en- su casa.
De la investigation practicada
GuillermO Fuentes No. $50, Y los
testigos Mariano Rivera y NuiIez
Natividad Pagan, Y GenarG Rodri
g1ez, result6 que ambos vehiculos
marchaban a gran velocidad, sill
tomar las precausiones necesarias
y Sc aproximaron en- su Marcia
tan cerca el uno del otro, que die
por resultado ell referido acciden
te,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
LAS VEGAS DE CAGU.AS"

cOnsecuencia de la falta de anas para los tabacos
Martin Iasa" de las vegas de Caguasque recibran
de un mOmentO a OtrO-se estan srvefdO aquclos con
las que nevan pOr titulO "Selecto"
Supicamos a nuestros cieltes que no dispenser no
poder atender enseguida, como deseamos cartas
0rdenes por impossible despacharIOs con la prem
ra necesaria.
-: - MARTIN LASA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
Ell elise DIARlO

El sabado a las $50 +. NJ.
Ell Ia carretera, parada 20, cl au-
tomovil II. p. 4S7, de a. Earle
Sumersille, Y Co., guiado por ell
chauffeur Rafael FilOmeno, No.
1862, arroll0 al sefor Jose A. Cor
dova, causandole contusiones en-
ambas manos, Ell In pierna izquier
da Y un golpe en- la espalda, sien-
do conducido al Hospital Munici-
pal donde quedo reclufdo..
De la investigation pract;cada
por ell guardia Victor Flores No.
499 sc debi6 ell accidente a que
C6rdova Sc baj0 de una guagua y
trat6 de cruzar la carretera, en-
momentos que pasaba el auto que
caminaba pOca velocidad J. por
SUI correspondence derecha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
HURTO DE UN RELOJ

I'll detective Barrante esta in
vestigando ell hurto de un reioJ de
selora Hoffman, que reside GER
pulscra lie orc, propiedad de la
ca del CampamentO LAS Casas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
MOVIMIENTO DE VAPORES

Durante cl dfa 20 del ppdO. mes
de mayo, entraron al puerto de
San Juan los vapores "Empera-
DOR, Frances mercante, y el "Coa
mo-, Americana correo-mercante.
Salieron los vapores "Yusa", Anne
ricano mercante, "Caza-submari-
no., americana de Guerra, y "Ma-
corfs".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
Ma RECOLECTA

Entire los miembrOs de la fuer.
"a de la policia, sc esta hacienda
una recolecta para socorrer a los
familiares del expolicia Jose Do
lores Espinosa, quien tuvo que
aband0nar. el cuerpO, por impo-
sibilidad fisica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03

go, Juan Monil, Pedro GuzmAn,
Jose Colon, absueltos; Eduvigis
Rodriguez, $l.0O y Adrian Ortiz,
$500 multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
GANGA DE UN CADILLAC"

POr embarcarme la semana en-
trante, vendO un Cadillac" mo-
delo 1917, de Z asientos, que solo
ha. recOrridO 400 millas, en-
$4,000.
InfOrmara NARCISO BASS6,
HumacaO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
DUENOS DE PLANTAS.

planas progesstas
la conservatives como los Sres Martore Co.. (Caes) va
liente (Corozal) Pere6 Camuy) r. Ansa Ca (Are
cibo) Lopaegui (Jayuya) Pintuee (Caes)
Ramon German sobs Gonzalez (Sanas) Juan
Santos (Garrohaes RuLer Zavaa T0a Baja; Bernabe
Perez tvques) Arecbo) r. L. Mewin Co., Sra
r. D. Benjamin Peterson, Santa Cruz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
ROBO \ UN SOLDADO

FL sOldado Eurelio Rivera, dc
la Compahia c., del Regimiento
de Puerto Rico, ha dado cucnta
a la detective de que lie han roba-
do de un bail un reloi V leonti,
na,esta con una moneda de $500
como die.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
OTRAS VENTAJAS.

10 acumuladoes Gle los
noce (sn funcone e motor
ufre los trasonos sudos La CO.
plantas pdblicas de Ia lsa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
ES UNA. ECONOMIA.

La planta consume gas cOrriente (petr6leo).
conyertido asf en- eecUricidad da cuatro veces Ia
usase en- quinques. AL precio actual del gas cuest
seis centavos por kilovaio Ia corriente producida
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
Banco Territorial y Agrlcola de Puerto Rico,
II !: ...r. SECRETARIA e

Reac6n de las 1917 ctdulas hipoecaas
de este Bnco han de amozarse e 81 de Mayo
cuaes
eo ceebado e Conseo de Administration
LA del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-03
ROBO DE UNA ,PACA DE Ia
BACO

En- Vega Baja, de un wagon del
ferrocarril Sc robaron, una paca
de tabaco, que tiene Ell el fardo
ell nombre de l.. Miranda.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
Big Home Talent Entertainment ON
Tuesday Night

! live committee l. Organizing =
big entertainment and dance for the
evening OF Sept ID The proceeds
are 70 80 70 the y. W c A and S65
must be cleared 20 finish Bzrton'S
quota
Entertainers VIII provide 3 good
time They are Miss Marion Red
field. Mrs Ray Webster, h q. Per
ley, vOcalists; Slaytoa Lang, Sxo-
phone S0loist- : vocal double quar-
tstts; Miss EreStins Wilson st the
piano. and the Barton hand The
community sing viii be conducted By
r d. Merrill
Norrsb's orchestra Of y pieces has
been engaged for the dance music
ThIS orchestra guarantees the latest
music and the proper tempo Tick
cts are 70 De sold begInnIngS today.
Come across They are only quar-
tsr and you can have your money
hack Z the show isn't worth IT. Dane
ing soc lee cream OF sale
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
NAULT LOSES LEG IN
MOTORCYCLE CRASH.
Between Willoughby Station and
Bobbi1 Mill.

Tuesday evening just before 7
o'clock q Ford car, driven by Alfred
DemerS, bookkeeper for the U. s.
BObbin and Shuttle Co, ST its plant :
mile south OF Wllloughby, and the
motorcycle with side ear. driven by
Frank Nault OF Barton. crashed to-
gether as they passed, young Nault
sustaining : crushed left leg, which
nscsSSitate6 its amputation Just be-
low the knee
II Is said both car and motorcycle
were travelling st : good clip, but
that the automobile was on It's side
OF the road IT would appear that
the driver OF the motorcycle swung
hack into the road too soon as the
front fender OF the ear was not
damaged, but the rear fender was
jsnme6 and the rear lsft hub cap
Jammed or. while the spokes Of the
wheel showed signs OF the collision
II must have been Na1lt's leg was
between the hub cap and his motor.
-yele when the crash came as the leg
Eas nearly severed Otherwise he
sustained few injuries, though the
motorcycle was badly demolished
IT the side car OF the motorcycle
was Leora Ball, but she sustained no
injury whatever
The DsmerS car brought Nault 70
Barton where = Streteher was pro-
=ured and ne was taken TO Orleans
hospital where the leg was amputat-
sd later that night
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
FAIR NEXT WEEK
Large List OF Entries and Exception
al Attractions Offered.

Final plans for the Orleans County
far Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day OF next week are beng made and
everything points 10 one OF those
good old times when everyone went
20 the fair
Elsewhere IN this issue lS = com
plete program Of Wednesdays and
thursdays program 4 Smacking
ball game may De expected both days
as the teams playing have had their
bats crossed and there viii be no ur-
earned scores
! special train has been arranged
for " sGneS6ay when the Lyn6onville
team come and this viii undoubtedly
bring crowd OF fans and fair~yisi-
tors from the south The train viii
leave St. JohnSbury about SIS
o'clock that morning and viii return
after the races are completed
The list Of entries for the races
show : string OF nearly % horses and
some good racing.
Secretary Hamblet = assured OF q
very full exhibit OF stock and says
some special exhibits never before
seen at an. Orleans County fair VIII
Dc worth seeing
The stage stunts are OF an unusu-
ally high order and the band music
by the Barton and Orleans bands i
bound TO prove satisfactory
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
TO SPEND $4,000 ON
COVENTRY HIGHWAY.
Federal Contract Let and Work to Be
Begun at Once Probably so
Teams and 200 Men Will
Be Used.

The first money to come to Orleans
county under the new federal road
law viii be spent on a stretch of
road approximately three miles in
length on the road from Coventry
village toward Orleans. Work will
begin in the sand hill just south of
Coventry village and before reaching
the sharp curve to the left. This
curve will be eliminated by cutting
across the field while the grade,
curve and width of the upper part of
the hill will also be improved
In the main, the present road will
be followed but the grades, curves,
width, surface and bitches will re-
ceive attention. The road is to be
graveled, the material coming from
the George Bean place located a short
distance from Coventry on the Iras-
burg road. The bitches for the entire
distance are to be rubbed and the
entire job is to be one of the best
pieces of road in this part of Yer
mont. Drainage of the road bed VIII
of course be one of the important
features.
Wherever federal road money is
expended the road must be of the
very finest construction and it is ex-
pected this stretch of road, which
will extend as far toward Orleans as
the Bailey place will receive more
ugql 'seuIl 9eIql 10 oo!Ml 40 A9uoW
any other similar stretch of road in
| Orleans county has ever received, the
sum approximating $4,000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
Two Hundred at Woodman Picnic.

While the day was not one to be
most desired for a basket picnic,
nearly 200 persons attended the
Woodman outing at Lake Eden Tues
day.
The ball game in the morning be-
tween Lowell and Eden, was won by
Eden Score 10 to 6.
The speaking by State Deputy
Whalen of Madison, Wis, was very
interesting and should have been
heard by a much larger audience
At 3 o'clock p. m, the ball game
between teams of Woodmen, one
from the east side of Loweh noun
tain and the other from the west
side, was called, resulting In lots of
fun and 2 win for the west side team
with q score Of p to 6.
Everybody seemed TO enjoy them
selves and It is hoped that next year
the weather viii be right
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
Jurors Drawn for County Court.

The September term of Orleans
county court viii open at the county
court house Tuesday, Sept. 9. Judge
Sherman r. Moulton of Burlington
will preside. The side judges are
Frank Tenney of Albany and Wal
lace d. Miller of Troy.
The following are the petit jurors
who have been notified to appear on
above date:
Albany. A. C. Cheney, C. NJ. FL
bridge.
Barton, E. W. Barron, F. S.
Whitcher, J. B. Cotton (Orleans).
Bloomington, W. G. Dutton
Charleston, c. E. Coruth, F. J..
Hamblet-
Coventry. H. E. Minor. E. L.
Batchelder.
Craftsbury, S. r. Lathe, Fred B.
Root
Derby, George o. Burton. Henry C.
Squires.
Glover, E. T. Anderson. n. n.
Cook.
Greensboro, A. C. Chase, G. A.
Holland, h. L. Bradford.
Irasburg, E. 4. Pike, n. B.
Chamberlin.
Jay, II. ". Miller.
Lowell, Guy F. Kinsley, S. B. Cello.
Morgan, E. J. Batchelder
Newport City, L. A. Edwards, 81.
81. Green.
Newport Town, G. L. Armstrong
E. e Niles.
Troy. 81. NJ. Dodge, C. W. Seaver
Westfeld, II. D. Miller, W. O.
Wright
Westmore, II. E. Clapper.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
Barton 10, Morrisville 4.

Barton went to Morrisville Thurs
day, Aug 81, and evened up the
series by winning 10 to 4. Silloway,
so effective the week before, was hit
hard and gave way to Newton in the
eighth.
Leland, Priest and Dubois were
the batting aces of the game, Dubois
scoring two runs and driving in four
more. Wells pitched a good game
and was well supported by Barrows-
The Morrisville team hit well but
handicapped themselves by making
eight errors.
The score:
RarfOy7
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
IRASBURG

ETFfred c. Marie hzs been III the
past few dzTz
Waller Ne4ezk has bee1 on the
sick list the past week
Nrx C. Z Pike has been On the
x5ct EEr the pzSt week
EfIIzn = Hart N The Wolves of
rte Rzl-T ~ the town hzl Saturday
Wzuzee Fa-zn Lzz gone TO the
Czrzdzzn Northwest for foe harvest
Ing zeaso-
Dan s-Ftzer and son, Harry, hzve
9one % PTetzdzle. Ehe,e theT hzve
Mpl0gzenE-
Nrx Ceorze Abeu of Orieznz iz
roer6nz : feE dzEz with Mr. and
Nrz- C. :. Collins
s-e~zr1 Chzmbe<Il1 returned last
week frnnn 2 TWO we<g visit with
hEa grznfparer+s m WhSte River
JEEc-1o1-
Miss Jerrze Neas@x q New Haven,
Cor and Mrs Chzr5ez Nezzer ard
zez of Lowell spert ThGyz6zy with
tkezr zz1<, Mrs. Eliza s1epert
Nr. ard Nrz- Bert Genvfl5e ard
Ezzzzzexz of LeSszoz, y. Il. are vE<-
Ezzz kzz orsrhez-sz-zzT, ChzrSez
Dzo1, and o<h<r relatives n town-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
Special Barton Town Meeting.

Notices have been posted calling a
special Barton town meeting at
Seaver's hall Tuesday, Sept. 9, for
the purpose Of seeing whether or not
the town viii vote TO appropriate a
sum of money from the general fund
for the purpose of continuing the
work now IN progress on the road
leading from Barton to Westmore,
for which work private subscription
TO the approximate amount Of $4,000
was raised.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
BARTON LOCAL NOTES

BARTON LOCAL NOTES
Monday being Labor Day, the bank
VIII be eloSeG
z W Cutting left last week On an
extended motor trip
J. N Webster went 70 Brightlook
hospital last week for treatment
Sarah and Rose Cohen Of Chelsea,
Mass are ntown with friends
There viii BE dance ar Woo6nsr
hall. Evansville, Friday evening S+E
Miss GLADYS Hill i< assisting N the
J W MurkLard Co oEee for : tine
Mrs Joseph Valley, daughter and
niece were n ST. JohrsbUry for the
weekend
N D Martin = building = new
barn On the ground IN the rear OF his
house
Mrs Hale and daughter OF Grznby,
p O. are guests Of Nr- and Mrs W
Renenber the Bzrtoa-Lyn6ouvzle
ball game On the fair ground Sstur-
day
Mss Kathleen Proctor Of Sher-
brooke i The guest Of Mss Grace
Proctor
Mr. and Mrs Oliver SlSco OF Brad
ford were guests st the b0ne Of c
Z SlSco- this Esek
Mss LIEzn Robrso1 Of Boston L
With hs- mother, Mrs LCcy Robin
s01, for : short tine
Charles Arctz-rh Of New York
City and Willard Aldrich OF Boston
are guests ~ v 7 Hunters
Mss LYDIA HTman of North Da-
k1ez vas tte guest OF Mrs c Z
Hamlet few days recently
Mr. and Mrs Sespte1 Sz~n Of
Northup-Q1- Mass are visiting
their dz1gEer- Mrs H W Czrrsr-
Mr.. and Mrs 4 D. Sezvsr are
r-gvuE tEzIr household goods 20
Lyu5crvIT1s- whEe they viii keep
house and tezch n the institute
Mss CEe-na Sezver goes %
tsr school s9 CrzftsbUy scz6ezy On
TE-s1zy- Sts VII teach domestic
Sca1es-
Mr. ard Mrs Clyde Cooper O.
NIGsr ara spec6ng = stor- time
WITH Mr. Coopers parents. Mr. and
Mrs ". !. Cooper
NJ. and Mrs Jerry B1cEey at
ts-Gsd Ehs ~e5ng O. ttsir brother,
I. Z D-A- n East Albany AEg.
9th
Mr. and Mrs C. 2 Cutler and Mr.
and Mrs Roy Stiles z-1s16ed TIE
Bruzso1 azc-511 II East ErrElcz
ASz week
TErs Vii be : BED Cross booth
a7 ths Oriszrz Cc@-y Fair, ~hGs
-<e-zEg- VII 5e gwen g any
~t1 desire r.
Den Mason ot MGIsL|y :
suerG-g : few days with hE E1cLs
z = Nzso-- Mr. Mason hzz been
overzezz, but goes 10 N11cls1-ry
college = Al Instructor tbs fall
Mr.. ard Mrs c Il willard and
fz-IEy are speEhg = iva weeks
TzezEC1 With relatives n Mains
and ezzzarr MzSSzetzSe--s-
/ The Nye COWS soE vel zE the
large zze+lo1 On ms farm Saturday
Mr. NFe = to sell tire Ray tbs SEA
sz- but H-szGz u stock the fam
I again II ths zE"E-
/ Mrs. D = EE-Egto1 has rs1zr--
( 81 fran The hoEe CT Eer cz1gE-sr y
Irzz5Uz- and Er zzgtEE. Elsie
vii take lar rlzes EtErs far TIE Eres
G-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
Barton Wins Again.

Barton journeyed TO Island Pond
Saturday and won a tight game 6 to
5. Barton went into the last Of the
ninth with a three-run lead, but two
hits and a man hit by the pitcher
gave the Pond boys two runs and
man on third. This man tried to score
on nothing but the hope Of Barton
error, but couldn't get away with II
B. Lee ran him down and Barrows
touched him out in his convincing
way, and the, game was over.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27

Rev. VI. A. Turner, Pastor
Sunday, August 31et
Morning worship, 10.45.
Sunday school at IL o'clock.
Epworth League, $50.
Evening service, 7.20.
The regular nid-week prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening at 7.z0.
The text Of the pastors morning
sermon Sunday was Daniel 1:1z,
prove thy servants" In the evening
he spoke Of Bravery" as ezemplI-
fed BY men and women Of the Old
Testament,
The Sunday school picnic held in
the Miles grove Friday was a very
pleasant occasion, The weather was
favorable and the attendance large.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-27
EVANSVILLE

There viii be services at the
church Sunday
Miss Elsie Skinner visited relatives
N West Burke last week.
". J. Montefth was q weekend
visitor at Henry CIark's IN Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Watson OF SUIT
ton were weekend guests at G. H
Hunts
Miss Marjorie Newton OF Cam
bridge Is visiting at AdeIbert Con
verses
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Emerson Of
Orleans visited at L r Emerson's
Sunday
Wm. Lowery, Mrs Omira Skinner,
Harley and AdeTbert Converse have
electric lights
=. s Foster Is having his bath
room newly equipped and l. putting
IN running water.
Mr.. and Mrs J. L Marshall visit
ed Mrs Ann Spencer IN Westmore
one day last week
Esther and Irene, were called 70 Is
land Pond last week by the illness OF
her father, Mr. Nichols
Charlie Gallup recently visited his
mother. Mrs Guy Fletcher
Mrs- s J. Kittle and daughters,
Donald Devereaux OF Albany
spent the weekend with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. z Dever-
eauL
Mrs Sarah Gray OF Keene, y. H,
Z visiting her son, u ;. Gray. Mrs
Gray il 8 years old and i remark
ably active for person OF her age
Emily Larock OF the 18th Battalion
Canadian infantry Il home from
overseas Mr. Larock enlisted from
! Canzdz four years ago and has seen
much active service IN France. Since
returning 70 the United States Mr..
Larock has married Miss Edna Hines
OF Woodstock, Ill, and Il L expected
that Mr.. and Mrs Hines viii reside
hare
wESTMORE
Mrs Ann Spencer Il visiting IN
Newport
Mrz- EEna knight and children
visited her parents IN Lowell last
week
Mr. and Mrs John Spencer and
children Of Newport visited at u. Z.
CaIhnz' Sunday
Mrs Ira Lyon and children Of East
Charleston spent the weekend at
Eugene FrencRs-
Dorothy CzTkInz underwent sue
ceazfuI operation On her throat at her
hone here Monday.
Nrz. Dunn and laughter and
Wayne French Of New York are viz
( ting his parents here for few
weeks
Visitors a. " z. Calkfnx' WedneE-
day were Mr. and Hrs. John Mar
shau of Evansville and Nr. and Hrs.
George CalkEns and children Of
( Chzr1eeton-
Er. ard Hrz. Carroll Ra9h and
daughter. C1zrIotte, have returned 20
their home IN Chfcopee, Mass Nrs.
Ra&a ard daughter having spent Sev-
erzl weeks with relatives IN town
Rev. George Fl. Toop Of a large
EpSslorsI church n Philadelphia
vii zr@zk AZ the morning service On
Gundzv. He was volunteered
{ eaapEssn ~ Camp DIX, WrightStown,
~. J.. and Went there VIXEN the IN
f1enzz epidemic Was raging HIE
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Two-base hits, Churchill, Grady,
sacrifice hit, Newton; double plays,
Lee (unassisted), L. Lee and b; Leg
struck out. Silloway 1, Newton Q,
wells 8: first base on balls, Wells 5;
*Batted in ninth inning. Umpire.
Isham