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DIN F(JeA (()NDEI|aUI.

,,Rominul" zice ca America :
are perfecta dreptate sa Sc ocupe
Gu treble Asociatiunei ,,Iiga 81
Ajutornl." ii multumin, dar moi
ne orientam dupa proverbnl: ,,Nu
Daga nasul umde mutt ferbe oa-
la" Daca cei della ..,Romnul'
vira nasul in toate oalele, sa lie
fie de bine.
Tot ,,Rominul' zice: ,,Romi-
nul nh dat ca premiu pentru a
induce pc membrii in societati...
,.Dar care ziafs G. dat ca premitl
pentru accst scop? M, Romdnul
ofera premii de plane, fonografe.
etc.
81 ascultati Ia o alta incalcitu-
ra. tot din ,,Rominul" !: DE 81
CUR Cd ne4a bucurat cind mcmbrl
I.igei 81 Ajutorul au abonat zla-
rul. Oar spunem 81 aceasta, ca
aproape toti citi l-au abonat il
avea deja. ASA ca sprijinul era
aproape acelas." Atunci Gle
ce landa mare pc societatile de
pc ,,margine" 81 mustrarea So
cietatrlor din centru ,ycari ar tre-
bui Sc ia pilde" 2
ST alta: Re cind membrii Ligei
81 Aiutorul - ual mic numar fltl
sigur = au abonat ziarul ,,Ro.
minu", facind aceasta de vote,
la Uniune fiecare membru 81
membra, site ceti orr nu, trebue
sal aboneze 81 sad plateasca." u
mai departe urmea1a dupa patr1
..ca" .,Membrii Ligei 81 Auto
rul sunt gaia de ori ce jertfe
pentru organul lor oficios, - ,,Ro
minul''. = Acum consulate ma
sa Oujia.
ST vorbind despre afirmatia
Inoastra ca dior vor Sc lase Iii.
smea sub impresia cd la Llga 81
Aiutorul toate merg struna, n
ce:
moi nu am zis aceasta. Dar
de oare ce nu MIS- a raportat ME
un caz neplatit la Liga, nici Q
pedeca in mersul Ell, nu am zls
mimic.
.,Stim ca societatile = toat.
societatile - sufera"
Oar Liga Ajutotrul din &C
e compusa I? Nu-i din societati'
ST cum poate Sc NJ abba nil 9
pedeca in mersul Ell, cind TOA.
TIE SOCIETATILE SUF'ERA2
81 urmeaza: ,,Dar adevarni
ca Liga 81 Ajutorul is: menaJea-
"a astfel afacerile, ca nu are he
voc de a face aruncuri tie 5000
orr mai NUT &c membru (cum
, aminteste ,,America" J. Aici ial
e gogonata. Unde-ai cetit de Sls
| orr mai null arunc pc mcmbru
stima|bile? 81 daca esti. IN prize
ten asa de bun al Tnlunei, Ge C,
nu ne spui $, noua secretul c'
|.eare ISL menajaza Liga 81 Aju
tcrul afecei,le? Al face un act
fiiantropic 81 umanitar, de care
sr tine seama.
Pardon. ,T;tasem ca MI stii nj
mic ce Sc uetrece la Liga 81 All,
Iorul despra care zici'
Cit despre pub!icarea stare
fapticc. avcn de spas att:
,,Daca 5una vointa Ia millnc
daca greu, bine "a llmlca s.
sic. La Lga nu s'a facut propn
| aerca de Sc publica astfel d.
dare de seama''. E destul dt
trist ca nu buna vointa la mij
loc ca, - lasam lumea- eel pu-
tin natalie Sc stii elm iSismena
iasza Liga ii Ajutoral afacerilc
81 acum eiteva cuvlnte l.Spr,
z:are:
I America abonata de ,,tot
membrii Umiunei." Abonamentu
il plateste fiecare lunar din bu.
zunarnl lui. 25 cent? pc luna, PEI
| tru ziar zilnic. NJ saptam1
nal - $500 pc an, nu patru, c
| ,,Rominul' semi saptaminal.
| Asa. au hotarit membrii. Ma
| ce lie face. Nu-i sila. Nu-i fol
! tare. C1nd I'm membru vrea s
| Sc inscrie in societate Use spun
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25
IhfORNA1ll)N
Dol MORT in explozie.

xBBB - - -
Dol morti in explozie. -
Springfield, iii. - Dol barbatl
au fost omoriti 81 patru raniti
gray de explozie fnsotita de foe
care distrus partial fa'brica
Western Cartrige CO., din acest
oras.
Treizeci de lucratori intre ca
re 81 saptesprezece femei erau
| inlauntru cfnd a produs axplo-
| tzia. Cincizeci de funti de praf de
pusca au explodat. Toti afara de
cei dol barbati ucisi, au scapat
din cladire, ducind cu eli pc eel
patru raniti, char ceva inainte
de Sc produce doua explozie.
/ Sc lncra de noaptea. Tocmai Gu
citeva zile 1nainte inceput lu-
crul, datorita lNnei mari comenzi
Ede ghiulele facute de fruntasii
antibolseviSti, spre ii trimisa
dincolo.
speculator condamnat la . mie
dolari pedeapsa. Cincinnati,
Ohio. - Pedeapsa de cite o ME
dolari fost data firmei Mathew
Addy Co. 81 B. n. Ford, vice-pre-
sedintele acelei companii de ca
ira judecatorul Peck della curtea
federala. Acestia au fost aflati
vinovati ca au sviolat legea Lever
yiinzind c;rbuni la care facear
% cent profit.
&c
Eternul schimb. - Dina Rose
KleefelId a fost ca marturie in
procesul de divort al d. John
Harris intentat e. sofia acestuia
Caroline.
In acelas timp4se I'm alt proces
de data aceast&< le0feld. cere
divort de sofia II, ~ NJ in acest
caz Harris nuinit va corespon-
dent. D-nul Kleefeqd cere 0 des-
pagubire de $4,000 della Harris
| pentru alienarea iubirii sotiei lui.
Dina Kleefeld lucra IN Diroal
dllui Harris. Dina Harris a obser-
vat ca ceva trebue Sc fie intre
sotul eli 81 ,,stenografa" Dupa 0
mai amanuntit$ .cercetare a.
!. flat ca acestia Sc iubeau. Atunci
a intervenit pc linga dina Klee-
field ca Sc paraseasca pozitia ce
are, amenintindu-o Gu moartea,
dupa saceia, dupa cum marturise-
ste dina Kleefeld, la oferit trei
mil de dolari, insa ca a refuzat.
| Zee va decide judecatorii i'm 4
ceste cazuri, ramine Sc vedem.
Wilson va vorbi prin telefon
congresului? - Washington. -
!! in San Francisco circula svonul
ca presedintele Wilson va yorhi
congresului democrat care sc va
tine in acel oras, prin telefonu
de lunga distanta. Acest svon Z.
ste crezut de toti delegatii. GU
itoate aceste, della Cassa' Alba $.
desminte ca neadevarat.
Refuzul lui Mo4doo' ii ajuts
foarte mult. - San Francisco
- William Gibbs McAtloo, a de
: clVat categoric ca nu va per
! mite ca nnmele lui Sc fie pus pt
lista de candidare, ca din cauzi
sanatatii nu poate accepta ca *
! fie nominal ca caudidat la scau
nul presidential.
Suportat6rii lui, Ia fnceput
: n'au stiut ce Sc faca insa curen
tul a pornit din nou,, 81 de dat:
} aceasta Gu alta putere, in cit re
maj intimplator an aflat ed ca
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sae ssaAt s S5ss .Ts ss Ia ss y
! wv J. =! !. sssaazs' = !. |!
fuzll lui McAdoo a intarit foar-
te multi pozitia lui ca candidat.1
Grecii incep ofensiva contra
Turcilor. Srnirna. Amata
greccasca din Asia Minora, care !!
de att timp ca sc puma
capat disordinei cauzata Gle for.
tele nationalistilor turci de sub
sefia lui Mustafa Kemal Pasa,
care, desfidimd ,glvernnl della
Colrstantinopol, a format un alt
guvern, 81 0 armata de volutarl
Gu care sia pus in gind, ca sci
lupte pentru integritafea impe-
riului Ottoman; grecii au fnceput
cfensiva, atit spune coml'nnatul
dat la cartierul general gre
cesc.
Fen6eie de fata cind a fost I'M
plscat Norris. = Cercetarilc po-
.litiei dc afla pc aceia care AL
atacat 81 impuscat pc William
Norris, care sc afla acum in spi-'
tai av1nd doua rani, care proba-
b.l vor fl fatale vietii, lui au dus
la arestarea unei femei, care STA
dat numele de dina Elisabeth
Hugle, resedinta 1912 Bolivar
Rd. Ea spune cd fost de fata
end Norris fost impuscat.
Ea spus politiei ca in seara
in care Norris fost impuscat,
ca Sc afIla GU ell in automobil, ea
a admis ca a mers Gu Norris in
palurea Thieret, de pc Greed
Rid. 81 Fairmount Blvd.
.D-na Hugle a parasit automo-
bilul dupa ce acesta a vorblt Gu
politistii, 81 luat un tramvalu.
DINA Bugle spune ca Norris a
fost irupuscat cind acesta s'a dat
JOS I'm padure, insa nu sta ca e
rafYit pina cind nu s'a intors in
darat in oras.
Criza de cabinet in Germania.
- Berlin. - i'm ultimele doua-
zeci 81 patru de ore Germania a
fost condusa de un cancelar Tara
cabinet 81 de un cabinet fara
canceilar. Aeeasta situate ano-
mala, rezultat al crizei Gle cabi-
net de acum, continua All toata
ziua, 81 cea mai mare parte a
timpnlui era perduta Gu intruni-
rile.
La opt ore seara cele trei par
tide burgheze 81 eel socialist au
aminas. conferinte1e pima Joi, cind
Sc spera ca partidul lui Scheide-
mann Sc ajunga la vre-o inte-
legere Gu democratic, asa Ca noui
ouyprn Sc fie recunOscut de Q
buna majoritate deputatilor, ca
Sc poata exista.
Prefera mai bine ciinele de cit
sotul. - Edward Everett a, mar
turisit cd dina Caroline Harris
desre care am amintit ceva ma
sus, spus catra ell: Ma; bi
ne prefer un cline de cit pc So
tul meu's. Dna Harris spune ca
nu .adevarat, ca nici odata nv
a spus aceasta.
Un nou dams. - Paris. = III
nou dams nmnit Tchega, a fos'
reprezentat la congresul instruc-
torilor de dams care sc tine i,
Paris. Jocul acesta seaman;
foarte multi Gu jocurile din Hin
| du = find in sine mai multi IN
| joe oriental.
Ell consista din fantastice mis-
carl de mini 81 corp, pc c1nd pa
( sii par'ca ezita.
Ambasadorul franoez Ia Berlin
- Paris. - Charles Laurent, ;
fost nlmit ambassador francez !.
Berlin, anuntat ministrul d'
externe.
| Aceasta numire de reprezen
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-25

scapa yiata pnni cline fnsa
rerde re- q lui. - I.ondra,
John Evans, un miner pc cind in
cerca ca Sc salvepe yiata unui
cline, care era ameniptat. de un
tren care vcnea ascu iuteala, a fost
lovit de alt tren care venea din
directie opus3.
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in San Francisco circula svonul
ca presedintele Wilson va yorh
congresului democrat care Sc va
tine in acel oras, prin telefonu'
de lunga distanta. Acest svon e.
ste crezut de toti delegatii. Gu
toate aceste, della Cassa Alba Sc
desminte ca neadevarat.
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Ambasadorul franoez la Berlin

Ambasadoful franoez Ia Berlin.
- Paris. - Charles Laurent, a
fost nlmit ambassador francez Ia
Berlin, anuntat ministrul de
externe.
Aceasta numire de reprezen-
tant diplomatic este in acord Gu
decizia la care au ajuns premie-
iii, la intrmirea della Boulogne.
S'a decis in aceia conferinta ca
liatii Sc trimita la Berlin ambasa
dor ca Sc fnlocuiasca pc insarci-
natii Gu afacerile tarilor respea
tive din acel oras.
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Prefera mai bine ciinele de Cit
sotul. - Edward Everett a. mar
turisit cd dina Caroline Harris,
despre care am amintit ceva mai
sus, a spus catra ell: Ma; BIZ
ne prefer un cline de cit pc So
tul meus'. Dna Harris spune ca
nu .adevarat, ca nici odata np
a spus aceasta.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
BY BUD FISHER.


provinces to the populous centers. fof
consumption in the central region.
To augment the permanent stock of
coal destined for the railways and
the public services from 10000 tons
to a total of 100000 tons. at the
minimum. 100000 tons OF this amount,
it was announced. already having
been obtained in the United States for
delivery by mid id-September.
The use of oil-hurning locomotives
in the first railway zone. which is
between Santiago and Valparaiso. and
the opening of proposals for the acS
QUESTION of petroleum.
1t is estimated that one pound OF
nitrogen properly applied to the soil
will increase the yield of wheat by
one-third
Evening star., 1920-07-12
700 RUSSIANS ESCAPE.
Rush Barbed Wire Fences When
Denied Freedom in Belgium.

ANTWERP, July 11.-A force of
700 Russian prisoners of war, who
had been interned near Turnhout,
twenty-five miles northeast of this
city, escaped from the internment
camp last night and marched upon
Antwerp. regiment of cavalry sent
in pursuit of the Russians surround
ed them and interned them anew in
one of the Antwerp forts.
The prisoners were part of a
contingent of 100 Russians who
were to be released on Saturday for
return home. They were informed
late in the day, however, that, owing
to a failure of Great Britain and
the soviet government to reach a
definite agreement so far with re-
gard to exchange of nationals, they
would have to endure further de-
tention.
Incensed at this, 700 of the pris-
oners rushed the barbed wire bar
riers. overpowered the sentries and
proceeded in marching order toward
Antwerp. The men offered slight re-
sistance, when the cavalrymen ap-
peared and rounded them up. No
report had been made up to this
morning as to the casualties during
the incident.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
POLES D|SPLEASED
WITH ALL|EDP PLAN
FOR SOVIET PEACE
Delegates Feel, However,
That They Will Be Obliged
to Accept.
Rr the Associated Press.


SPA, July 12.-The Polish delegation
very much dissatisfied with the terms
of the allied note to the Russian
soviet government proposing an ar
mistice between the bolsheviki and
Polish armies. They feel. however,
that they will be obliged to accept it.
If the Poles consent to retire with
In the natural frontiers of Poland, the
allies will give them all possible as
sistance in the event of their being
attacked by the bolsheviki. This an
nouncement was made here.
Proposals Sent to Russians.
The allies have sent a proposal to
the Russian soviet government for
an armistice with Poland on condition
that the Poles retire within their
natural Polish frontier. 1t is set
forth that the armistice will be fol
lowed by a conference of representa-
tives of all the countries on the Rus
sian border and that, if the bolshe-
Wiki attack the Poles within these
frontiers the allies Will come to the
aid of Poland.
The Polish representatives ap-
peared to be rather stunned by the
announcement that Great Britain had
soviet concerning commercial inter-
course. They assumed that one of
the British conditions was the with
drawal of the bolShevik menace to
India, and it was noted that recent
information received by the Polish
military intelligence service had dis
closed the withdrawal from the Per-
sian front of numerous soviet bat
talions, said to be intended for use
on the Polish front. This news was
taken by the Poles to mean that the
Moscow government had abandoned
for the moment any forward move
ment in the direction of India.
Decisive Moment for Poland.
"This is decisive moment for
Poland" said Ladislas Grabski. the
Polish premier. to fifty correspond
ents of all countries who called upon
him by invitation. Our army is en-
sia, with a population six times our
own. an army equipped with all the
most perfected instruments of war
supplied by the allies to the armies
of Denikine, Kolchak and Yudenitch
-armored automobiles. tanks. ma
chine guns and heavy artillery
Premier Grabski answered all ques,
Polish note to the allied governments
he said. expressed the desire fol
peace upon a basis of self-determina-
tion.
Have you asked the allies for
troops?"
NO" he replied.
For munitions?"
Eyes" he said
"Have you asked for demobilized
oficers?"
NO. but we would be glad to have
them. A few foreign officers are Sery-
Evening star., 1920-07-12

ence with NJ. Tchitcherin. bolshevik
foreign minister tonight. At the re-
quest of the American government
DR.. Nansen will take up the question
of the repatriation of Americans in
Russia.
DIR. Nansen today expressed HIM
self as in favor of resumption of
trade relations between Russia and
other countries.
NJ Krassin. bolshevik minister of
trade and commerce, who recently
returned to Moscow from London,
where he had been in conference with
British officials concerning re-
sumption of trade, will return to
London July II.
The mint at Calcutta is the largest
| in the world.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
BRITISH OFFER TO SELL
SCAPA SHIPS, REPORTED
Correspondent Says Overtures Have
Been Made to German
Government

BERLIN, July 1.-THE Boersen
Courier's Ham burg correspondent
claims to have authority to confirm
the report that British shipowners
have offered to sell to German ship
owners or the German government a
large part of the tonnage surren-
dered as compensation for the Scapa
Flow sinkings.
Immediately after the conclusion of
the shipping deal British overtures,
according to the correspondent, were
made through Count Lucovitch of the
German legation at London, with the
approval of the British government.
Evening star., 1920-07-12

The Polish diplomats here assume
that commercial relations with the
soviet government will be followed
before many months by political rec
ognition of that government and they
express the view that this action
by Great Britain will tend to COM
pei the other trading nations to fol-
low her example. In view of this trend
of affairs, therefore, the Polish rep
resentatives appear doubtful as to
whether they can expect any help of
substantial nature in the present
military crisis.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
SHIP COLLIDES, SINKS.

NEW YORK. July 12-The steam
ship Lake Frampton, owned by the
United States Shipping Board bound
from New York for Norfolk. was sunk
early today off Atlantic City, N. j.,
after it had collided with the steam
ship Comus. according to wireless
messages reported to the naval COM
munication office here.
The Comus also was damaged and
anchored until after daylight. but
was expected to proceed to some port
today. Three of the crew of the
Lake. Frampton are missing. The
Lake Frampton. a vessel of 1900 tons,
was operated by the West Indies
Steamship Company.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
BAND CONCERT.

From 1880 to o'clock to-
night at Logan Square, Ana
costa, by the Navy Yard Band,
c. Benter. director.
March. Memphis the Majestic"
Alexander
Overture, "Stradella" Flotow
(a) Song, 'The Love Nest"
Hirsch
tb) One-step, Happy"
Hugo Frey
Selection. "Mikado". Sullivan
Waltz, Mighty LAX a Rose"
Nevin
Clarinet solo, Down in the
Deep Cellar" Kroepsch
(F'irst Musician c. Brendler)
Gems from the operetta Wang"
Morse
Fantasia American. Herbert
Finale, Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1920-07-12
CHILE TAKES FUEL STEPS.
Will Use Transports, Burn Oil and
Increase Coal Supply.

SANTIAGO, Chile, July D.-The
government took active steps today
to relieve the situation resulting
from the coal shortage and the trans
portation congestion.
After an all-daS conference the
ministers of the interior. finance and
war and the director general of the
state railways and his assistants
reached the following decisions:
To use naval transports to move
accumulated produce, including per-
ishable goods. from the southern
Evening star., 1920-07-12

including an offer to place the ships
Immediately at the disposal of the
German buyers on five years credlt.
The Germans declined to accede TO
the British demand that the shlps
fly the British flag, whereupon' the
prospective sellers proposed a neu-
trail flag. The deal involves no work
ing agreemen. or restrictions.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
REPATRIATION OF CAPTIVE
RUSSIANS TO BE TAKEN UP
DR.. Fridtjof Nansen Arrives in
Moscow to Confer With Boil
shevik Minister.

MOSCOW, July 9-Dr. Fridtjof
Mans 81 has arrived here to negotiate
with the soviet government for the
repatriation of foreigners and Rus
sian prisoners abroad. Although he
represents the league of nations he is
being treated as private citizen.
DR. Nansen will have his first confer
Evening star., 1920-07-12

The mint at Calcutta is the largest
in the world.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
HEAVY LOSS BY HAIL.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July ia
hailstorm that swept this region did
quarter of a million dollars dam
age to crops. Large fields of corn
were virtually destroyed and many
orchards were stripped of fruit.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
FRANCE GETS LIZ.

MAUBEOGE. France. July 1.-THE
huge super-Zeppelin. LIZ. surren
dered by the Germans to France. in
accordance with the treaty of Yer
sailles. arrived here today.
Evening star., 1920-07-12
British Taking Lend,

ing with the Poles, but each is an
eXceptional case"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-07
A Word With Women
Valuable Advice for Barton Readers.

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-07

STATS
DIARY

F'riddy-Ma asst pa to fix sum win
dow shades & pa sed he would not
start job on Friday. He is very
superstishuS he hates to use word
with the letter M in it because 1T is
the 13nd letter in the alfabet.
Saturday-pa at last got work on
the shades e. hit his finger with a
hammer & he begun 2 sware like as
if he was kinda mad & ma skolded
him & sed he should ought to be more
CAREFUL how he tawks at home q pa
replyed & sed What the use of have
ing a home then.
Sunday-Ma was fixing sum chick
en- for dinner, on account we had
cumpany for dinner. | asst If 1T was
2 be fried & she sed No l am going 2
cook smothered chicken but | diddent
eat enny. want mine killed civilized
Monday-a ant of mine cum 2 see
me & ma & pa today & she kist me
vixen she cum in. They is lot OF
diffrunce in kisses. When ma kisses
me it makes me feel niee & smooth
all over & when pa kisses me L taste
pipe & when Jane kist me that time
| got dizzy but when my ant kisses
| me it hassent no kick tall.
Tuesday-I saw pa putting nick
ell away in the trunk today & | ast
him Why did he put it there. he sec
he was saveing sooveneers. l sed {
nickel wassent emmy sooveneer d he
sed Yes it is they was once time
when it wood by 5 cts worth OF
things.
Wednesdoy-pa has got a brother
which is going get married 2 sun
lady he knows & he has invited us
cum the wedding & see him ge
married. Pa sed he thot Joe wa:
mitey foolish to get married, and ma
rite away sed Why is he foolish. Pc
sed 2 her He is so yung & hassen1
had no experience in marriage.
Thursday-We are not going 2 g
2 the wedding. Ma sed 2 pa We will
send our regrets & pa sed 1t issen
emmy use. They will have plenty be
fore long
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-07
WEST BURKE
Mrs. Cora Allard is improving.

Mrs. Cora Allard is improving.
Mrs. Harris Colby visited in Derby
Line, last week.
Miss Celia Spencer has returned to
her school in Waltham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner have
been visiting in St. Johnsbury.
S. L. Brigham and son, Merl, were
in st. Johnsbury, last Thursday.
Mrs Elgia Foster is to teach the
school in her district, this winter
Raymond Miles, who has been at
home for the past two weeks, has
returned to his work in Boston.
The w. F. M. S. will meet with Mrs.
w. F. Hill on Friday afternoon Of
this week.
Mrs. Achsa Turner of Lyndon
spent Saturday and Sunday at B. H.
MarshalPs.
Mrs. Alton Marsh of Barton was
weekend guest at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wallace.
G. E. Dean has just installed steam
heat in his house, and is glad the job
was completed before this cold snap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon of Stanhope
lP. Q. have been visiting their dau-
ghters, Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. Ems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnson and lit
tie Katherine Sawyer of East Angus
P. @. were visitors in town the past
week.
Miss Pearl Densmore has gone to
Lancaster N. H. for few days, be-
| fore going to Springfield, Mass. for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Litchfield and
daughter, Barbara, of Townsend, are
| visiting at Mrs. Lila Beams, and
Mrs. .Litchfeld will remain for some
weeks.
| Mrs E. B. Smith is very low, and is
not conscious much of the time. Her
eldest laughter, Mrs. Frank Humph-
rey of st. Johnsbury, is helping to
care for her.
| Fred French has sold his store and
property here to Campbell Taylor OF
Lebanon N. II. and he and Mrs
French plan to visit California az
soon as the business is settled