Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-03

E1C-S4 NStSflQN III @S1ASISCGNtkAS one
evening last week He arrived on
the evening train and went into the /
dining room for supper. gave his or
der 10 the waitress, aR6 before she |
had returned he had expired.
For . little over two months the /
Orange county Jail has been with /
ont prisoner and the Jail door at /
ChslSea has been wide open. This is /
has seen this condition of affairs.
L II. Lewis, editor OF the Morris |
vile News and Citizen. began bust /
ness in NorriSville Il years ago Aug. |
Is and there are only two other firms /
In the county that have come down /
through the years, 81. A. Slayton of /
NorriSville and c. s. Page OF Hyde !
Park
Tauber-Lipton & Co, OF New York |
who have operated shirt factory in |
/ Rutland for some years, their build |
ing having been destroyed by fire
I last December, are 10 build q new
/ $500 structure The Rutland Real
/ " company, composed OF a group OF
/ business men who banded together 10
\ get the industry here in the first
place, has accepted q proposition OF
the shirt company 10 deed them the
site providing they erect a build
/ ing forthwith. The structure VIII
be 1S0x40 feet and two stories high,
built OF brick
Few people realize when singing
Blowing Bubbles" that the man
land. VT His name Is John ". hel-
zeIte and formerly ne was a linotype
operator for the Rutland Herald.
While there he wrote few songs
| among which were Rosebud" and
f~ChamDlain." Now he Is 5 producer
Of comedies for the Fox company,
which are distributed by Famous
Players Mr.. kellette has another
song on the press called ~Bubbling
both n words ard music than 'Bub-
biss"
Information given out by Seere-
: tary Black shows that from January
. ! 70 August 30, the operating hcens-
been SUSPENDED for various OfenSes,
the number being exactly 100 per
: period IN 1918 Out OF the number
suspended this year, p suspensions
were for operating . motor vehicle
while under the influence OF liquors.
: In the same period IN 1918 there
were u suspensions. out OF which 81
{ cases were for operations OF motors
: by persons intoxicated or partially
50. The suspensions are q part OF
the plan OF Secretary Black 70 make
safer the driving OF machines IN Yer
mont
Not vet 10 years OF age, but IN the
: divorce courts, Is the experience OF
Pauline VartuG OF Burlington. who
= was until she married Frank Vartuli
year ago, Pauline St Germain OF
: Colchester. This young lady. who
was Il years old at the time OF her
marriage. July Il, 1918, by the Rev.
: John B. MeGarry ar Colchester, and
who viii not be IS until next Feb
] ruary, has one little girl. Joyanna
Vartuh. born April 10, 1919 This
girl wife i now asking for release
from her husband and charges him
with beating her, biting her on the
: arm, and treating her with gross
severity during the year that they
: have lived together
Under the slogan, ~The Next to
Go. 9 determined campaign viii De
: conducted IN the United States next
: December for the purpose OF raising
six and one-hak million dollars by
= the sale OF Red Cross seals 10 fight
: tuberculosis The quota that the
different states viii raise Is based on
: budgets submitted by them 20 the
: National tuberculosis association.
iVernonts' quota Is Sc, 10000 The
vermont Association plans TO divide
hone that later there viii be q tuber-
culosis hospital or ward II each OF
Z these districts II the sale OF seals
: permit. Q health nurse VIII be placed
IN each district under the supervision
: OF q district board OF directors that
2 will Be composed OF delegates from
: every town IN the district The As
O. sociation states that s25, 900 from the
: sale OF Red Cross seals viii enable
: II 70 take the next important step
toward the elimination Of this dread
Sd disease
The mystery surrounding the death
= of VIM C Stacy OF Burlington, the
aged ARTIST, whose body torn b.
: three bullet holes. was found one
night recently. L still batting the
police. The first decision that Il was
Ia case OF suicide, was suspended
: pending further developments, wher
TT was established that Mr.. Stacy
= never owned = revolver and the
: weapon found IN his left hand Chs
was right-handed MANI was not
theory Is that Mr.. Stacy heard Z
:, noise when ne reached the hall and
II took I'D his cane from the hatraes
before he entered the dining roon
J. where Il was not unlikely that he me-
= 2 burglar face 70 face. The gas
which was not burning when stacy
= went downstairs, was lighted. anC
or the table was some Of the family
. silver wrapped I'D IN 2 newspaper
= TIE UuTversalists Of Vermont anG
Quebec met IN annual convention II
Z TorrisviIIe Sept 1 70 4 Among TIT
J. speakers we're Rev z A. Lewis Of
LyndOnville and W n JeHry, slar'
fcornnfssioner Of charities and proba