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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
CROTON

Mr.. and Mrs. GrAyer c. Smith and
r. s. Eastman were in st. Johnsbury
Thursday TO attend the funeral OF
John T. Richie.
Mrs. /. n Hall has been passing Sc,
eral days this week with Mr.. Hall al
Montpelier and attending the social
functions of the week.
Miss Grace Dennis. R. n. returned
20 Easthampton, Mass, the first Of
the week, after passing the holidays
with her parents here.
Albert Whitehill, who has been in
poor health for some months. is now
Ia a serious condition from Bright's
disease. Mrs. Whitehill. who has also
been i'll for several years, remains
about the anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Taisey were busi-
ness visitors in st. Johnsbury Wedncs-
dav.
Miss Kathleen Hendry has returned
10 work as teacher at Pennington.
y. II.
b. s. Eastman and r. \. Darling
were Montpelier visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The central office Of the Connecticut
Valley Telephone company was moved
this week from its longtime location
neal the iron bridge. 10 the residence
Of A. II. Teller. at the east end Of the
Walter Whitehill Of West Tonsham
has been a visitor in town several DAYS
week.
W. q. WEIGH has leased his farm for
a year 10 Mr.. Wheeler. The lease
does not include the dwelling house.
which Mr. Welch's family viii cpn;in-
10 occupy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08

Flora, Mrs. Buck; Ceres, Mrs. Kelton:
lady assistant steward, Mrs. Young
Refreshments were served and a social
time was enjoyed by all. The next
meeting (Jan. l9) viii be an alI-dav
meeting, opening at IL o'clock FOR a
business meeting and after dinner the
session will be open to the public. At
i;5O a good program, with speakers,
VIII be provided and a good attend
ance Is hoped for. Come, all grangers.
past and present; bring your friends
and help to set our grange on it, feet
again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
MARSHFIELD

A community meeting win be helC
next Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at The
Congregational church. A. j. De Eos
set of Montpelier, deputy live stock
commissioner, and Raymond Briggs
county agent, also of Montpelier, will
be present to address the men, and
Miss Mildred Boice, county demon
s~trator, will address the women. The
object of the meeting is to discuss
plans for a series of meetings to be
held from time to time during the
year, similar meetings being held
throughout the county and state. 1T is
hoped that both the men and women
of the community will take a live in
tercst in this get together project for
mutual h%elpfulness and benefit and by
their presence and enthusiasm aid in
assuring the success of these gather
ings, Remember the date, Thursday,
Jan. 10, and plan to be there.
Mrs. Clyde Mears is i'll with neuri-
It's.
Mrs. Earle Smith and Mrs. Archie
Billiard were visitors in Cabot on
Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Wooster left Thurs
day for New York, to resume her
profession of nursing.
The annual business meeting of the
Congregational church was held Thurs
day evening at the parsonage. The re-
ports of the work were gratifying.
Besides the regular expenses of the
year, the outside of the church has
received two coats of paint, $40 has
been paid for missions and the pastor
hsa received $50 increase in salary
from the home field. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Clerk, Rev. 6. A. Furness
treasurer, Anna L. Burnham; eXcctl-
tive committee, L. d. Mute, c. H.
Collins and +. r. Smith; auditor, Mrs.
c, H. Collins.
The meat canning demonstration at
the home Of Mrs. Earle Smith last
Tuesday was attended by II ladies.
Beef, pork and sausage were canned.
Plans for the remaining meetings of
the year were discussed. The next one
is t. be held at the home of Mrs.
Lee Shortt. the date to be announced
later.
i'iiN iiANii run llN'A q HbhN 1
take up his work at Tufts college,
after spending the holidays at home.
Miss Mildred Smith did not return
To Montpelier seminary after the va
George Hamel of P%lainield has
moved his family 10 one Of the hotel
tpnements and he and his brother are
working for John French.
Miss Evelyn Furness left Tuesday
for Andoyer, Mass. 10 resume her
work at Abbott academy.
Royce Pitkin and James Phelps re
turned Friday to the t. V. NJ.
Mrs. G. ". Lillcy and daughter. Bar
bara, were visitors in Montpelier on
Thursday.
The free entertainment for the win
ncrs in the attendance contest recent
" reported, will be given next Thurs
lay evening. Jan. b. at the Congre
rational church. All those living on
he west side of the church are re-
TO be present to assist in en-
.ertaining; while those on the east
tide are cordially invited TO come and
,nioy the hospitality of the defeated
.ide. This is for all attendants of
he church, both old and Young. Lets
ay aside the every day cares of life
or the time being and make il a real
merry recreational evening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
WATERBURY,
Farmhouse Of Leon Gadree Was Burned
Yesterday,

The house of Leon Gadree on the for
mer Glossy farm between this village
and Waterbury Center was burned yes
terday morning, the family being awak-
ened at 4 O'Clock to find the flames
spreading through the house, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gadree and three children and
hired man got out safely but could
save but little of the contents. The
absence of wind prevented the barn
from catching fire. Small insurance
was carried on house and contents. The
family is at present staying at the
home of T. j. Herbert.
The Waterbury high school basket
ball team Won a leagGe game from Peo-
pies academy of Morrisvile, 30 to II,
last night, the game being played on
the Waterbury floor.
Rev. Robert Dewey will celebrate
mass at the hospital at 0 o'clock to-
morrow and at st. Andrews church at
1890. Benediction Of the blessed sac
rament at 4 p. m Catechism class at
3 p. m.
At the Methodist. Episcopal church,
NV = W. - I<ONh' pnSApiF tHt NhNhN
in the morning will be Can We Know.
Our Sins Forgiven, in This Life? In
the evening, Rev. ". r. Davenport,
district superintendent and a former
pastor, will preach.
At the Congregational church, Rev.
Edward c. Hayes, pastor, will have
for his sermon topic, God a Daily
The annual meeting of this
church will be held mex Thursday,
Jan. ID, at s o'clock.
A special village meeting is called
for Jan. Is at 1880 to see if the VIII
will vote to rent or lease the
entire village hall for the use of the
community club or for an armory,
with no additional expense to the vii
age.
The Rev. Edward C. Hayes, pastor Of
he Congregational church, who has
'een in poor health for some time,
eft yesterday noon for Worcester,
)hio. where he will spend some time
It the home of his sister. Although
his trip was decided upon quickly,
a purse was raised and presented
o him as he was leaving. The pulpit
viii be supplied and details of church
york will be looked after by Mrs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08

Mrs. p. A. Raymond has passed the
week with her mother, Mrs. A. A.. len
kins, in Morrisville.
The condition of Mrs. George Z.
Straw continues serious.
A game Of basketball between the
Stowe high school and the Wells Riv,
cr high school teams at the town hall
Thursday resulted in a score of Is
to 10 in favor of Stowe. The game
was a good one and the teams were
well matched.
Jasper Sanyille, who with Mrs. San
vile went TO lrasburg 10 pass the
Christmas season. was taken very i'll
there and was rushed to the Fanny
Allen hospital, where he underwent an
operation for a serious case of sppen-
dicitis. Mr.. Sanville is doing wen.
Mrs. Sanville is in Winooski to be near
him.
Mrs, Dustin Lackard has had papers
made out for the adoption Of the boy,
Walter Thayer Lackard. now nearly
two wears old, whom she has been Ger
ing for the past year. Tn. child's'
lost his life in the service.
The annual meeting of the Stowe
Cemetery association will be held at
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the
president, Mrs. II. f. Shaw. A full at
tendance is desired.
Following the Community church
Inner Wednesday. a large number re-
NAMED TO the annual business meet
.ng. The president. II. +. Shaw, presid-
ID, and the pastor. Rev. c. f. Hayward.
prayer. Remarks were made by
'Ir. Hayward, Edwin r. Bigelow, II. W.
and L.. L. Harris. Reports were
cad by the secretary, A. R. Straw;
reasurer. Mrs. Nettie Billircs: secre-
ary Of the ladies' aid, Miss Nellie Sar-
rent. and assistant superintendent. F.
4. Small. Mr.. Shaw was unanimously
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Announcement.

; ] have just purchased a new seven.
passenger touring car 70 be used a.
the spring season opens. on the stage
route formerly run BY G. l. Paronto.
VIII leave the Hsrdwiek inn AZ 9
O'Clock each morning. Further partic-
ulars and schedule win be ANNOUNCED
later. The Plainheld stage win aisa
nun a. usual Wade Benjamin. Hari-
wick Vt Phone 39-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
CALAIS
Announcement.

I have just purchased a new seven
passenger touring car 10 be used e.
the spring season opens. on the stage
route formerly run by G.. J. PaSonto.
VIII leave the Harduirk inn az Q
y clock each morning. Further partic-
ulars and schedule win be announced
later The plafnfeH stage viii also.
run a. u~usl Wade Benjamin, Harl
wick. Vt Thone 39.-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08

Mrs. NJ. G. Hooker of Montpelier
came on Friday to be the guest OF
Mrs, Y. A. Grant for a few days.
Mrs. Newell Jones returned on Fri
day from a several DAYS visit in Mid.
dlesex and Mortified, where she Wis
tied relatives.
Mrs, H. p. Perkins and her daugh
ter. Barbara, Of Bethel are passing
A few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pinney, during Mr.. Perkins stay at
Montpelier.
Derwood L. Loomis has purchased Of
VI. VI. Wilson and II. VI, Gaylord. act
ing under power Of attorney for w. X.
Chambers, who went To Florida last
fall, the ice property and business con.
Quoted for several years, under the
name of the Citizens lee company.
The purchase includes the large store
house at the Morse mill pond and nj
the Chedel pond, also delivery trucks
teams and tools. The cutting rights
are also included on the two ponds.
Mr.. Toomis will conduct both the
Wholesale and retail lines, supplying
the markets. soda fountains, and other
parties who require a large supply.
They will begin cutting at once.
Mrs. Cora (Wells) Litchfeld ha- soll
through the g. A. Osha agency. to
Arthur Simmons, who resides on Yves
ton street, the residence on Rowell
Addition, occupied by lansing Smith
Mr.. Simmons will occupy his new pur
chase.
Mrs. Ralph 0sburne and infant child
OF Boston are passing several weeks
here with Mr.. 0sburne's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Osburne, al the inn
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Of
st. Adams, who have been visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Car
penter. have returned home.
Winthrop Locke Of Lexington, Mass,
was a guest at X. f. Aliens last week.
The Green Mountain Glove factory
resumed work this week, with nearly
their full force Of help.
Mrs. y. w. Eaton has come from
her farm to pass the winter with her
son, DIR. F, A. Eaton, and family.
Mrs. !. II. Bass is III with diabetes
and Is being cared for by Mrs. Nc
the domestic nurse.
4 daughter, Dorothy Frances, was
born Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
salt pork. our W pack. per pound.
20 cents. Special prices on barrel lots.
J.. Jerd's Market, Randolph.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Announcement.

have just purchased a new seven
passenger touring car to be used as
the spring season opens, on the stage
route formerly run by G. L. Paronto.
VIII leave the Hardwick inn at Q
o'clock each morning. Further partic-
ulars and schedule viii be announced
later. The Plainfeld stage will also
ran as usual. Wade Benjamin, Hard
wick, Vt. Phone 39.-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Pursued By the eirl,s Father.

Il suppose You marry a lot Of clipping
couples, squire. Quite a source Of in
come. ehf'
Yes; ! git s. for marryin' each cou-
pie an they come in such darned haste
! allus fine EN- $40 more for speedin
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
RANDOLPH
Bethany Church Held Its Annual
Meeting Recently.

The annual meeting of Bethany
church was held Wednesday evening at
the parish house, Rev. Fraser Metg-
ger presiding. After prayer by the
pastor, the regular business was tax
en- up. Section 0 of the constitution
was amended to read that four assist
ant dcaconesses shall be elected at
each annual meeting for the number
of years equal to the number of as
sistant de~aconesses. The following
officers were elected: Clerk, +. I.
Salisbury; deacon, six years, +. W.
Tewksbury; four years, c.. II. Granger;
treasurer, L. w. Tewksbury; receiver
of offerings, f. A. Thomas; assistant,
II. f.. Tilson; trustee four years, NJ.
VI. Wilson; deaconess, four years,
Mrs. f. M. Wardner; assistant, four
wears, Mrs. John Lamson; two years,
Mrs. II. T. Tilson and Mrs. +. A. Sal
isbury; one year, Miss Elsie Osgood;
warden four years, l.. b. Johnson, and
n. G. Buck, warden for two years. Aft
err the election, the church committee
met and elected the following, officers
Chorister, L. l.. Martin; music com
mltIee, Misses Lucille brdHl anu bhiI
Lamson and ID. f.. Salisbury; j%anitor,
o. n. Gates; ~organist, Miss Edith Mar
colt; Music hall director, j. w. Ray
mond; parish house committee, three
years, o. j. Marcott and Harry Ly
man; ushers in chief, j. w. Raymond
and r. J. Mitchell. The report of the
clerk showed a membership of All.
which is a gain of twelve over last
year. Seven were received into mem
bership by letter, Is by confession
seven withdrew and six died during
the year. The receipts of the treasur
err were $4,0l3.43, and the expenditures
were $4,0l3.ll, which included S7t7.2f
on a church repair account and
note at the bank, which leaves a bal
ance of 5000 due at the bank. The
receipts of missions amounted to 81.
and the offerings pledged and
unpledged $3,67l.O9. The parish house
receipts amounted to 81 ,080.43, and the
expenditures, s293.a2, leaving a balance
Il $l0.46 on hand. The receipts Of
the Chandler Music hall were $6.20l.57
and the disbursements S6,034Ts. There
Is a balance on hand in the treasury Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks
to everyone who by word or deed
helped us at the time Of the death and
burial Of our husband and brother,
Samuel VI. Wales, also for the beauti-
full flowers.
Mrs. Martha f. Wales,
Mrs. Julia G. Dunsmoor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
Domestic Medley

Mother lat phone. giving order 70
grncer and scoiding baby in mischief
send me a pound Il fresh baby
butter and-stop that,-two dozen
fresh eggs-or motherW spank you-
the last you sent were stale-vou
naughty boyi-Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
STOWE
Morrisville and Stowe Oranges United
for Installation of officers.

A Joint meeting and installation OF
officers of Lamoille grange, p. of H.
of Morrisville and Mansfield Mountain
grange, p. of H., of Stowe was held
at the Akeley Memorial building on
Thursday. An oyster dinner was served
to about l40 people, about so of them
from Morrisyille. State Master o. T.
Martin of Plainfeld was a guest for
the occasion and at the afternoon SEES
sion, which was open to the public,
installed the officers of the two oranges
as follows:
Lamoille grange-Master, A. V. Hol-
lis; overseer, r. II. Farr; lecturer,
Mrs. Anna Dodge; steward, G. ]. A.
Smith; assistant steward, G. c. Bart
lett; treasurer, L. s.. Small; secretary,
Il. G. Sherwin;8 chaplain. Rev. G. T..
Goodliffe; gatekeeper, G. j. Story;
Ceres, Mrs. A. V. Hollis; Pomona, Mrs.
May Wallace; Flora, Mrs. Melon
ough; lady assistant steward, Mrs. G..
c. Bartlett.
Mansfield Mountain grange-AIaster,
c. f. Bellows; overseer, Lewis La
Jtuch; lecturer, Mrs. Della Tomlinson;
steward, Fl. A. Parsons; assistant
steward, Willis Barrows; treasurer, S.
Fl. Nutting; secretary, Mrs. Florence
Perry; chaplain, Mrs. Emma Latuch;
gatekeeper, A. c. Perry; Ceres, Miss
lone Hawley; Pomona, Mrs. Hattie
Ruiter; Flora, Mrs. Fanny Faunce;
lady assistant steward, Mrs. Mertie
Barrows.
The state master was assisted by A..
r. Straw of Mansfield Mountain
grange and Mrs. T. b. Ellis Of La
noble grange as installing marshals,
and Mrs. Ella Foster acted as plan
ist.
After the installation, a program
was carried out in charge of the lee
turers as follows: Vocal solo, Rev.
G. Il. Goodliffe. who was accompanied
by Miss Beryl Cram and who respond
ed to an encore; recitation and en-
core, Mrs. Mertie Barrows; address
Ruth McDonough; character n Mr..
and Mrs. +, l.. Mccarthy, accompanied
hv Miss Marjorie Foster; paper by
Mrs. J. r. Parker; "a Slight Mis-
Mrs. Natalie Chadwick and Fred
song and encore, T. B. Ellis,
accompanied BY Miss Cram; paper.
Bright Spots in Grange Work the
Past Year" Fl. s. Matthews, retiring
of Mansfield Mountain grange
A rising vote Of thanks was given to
the state master. There was n large
attendance and the meeting was much
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-08
WELLS RIVER
Woodsville Won Two Basketball
Games During Week.

Woodsville defeated Lowell, Mass, A.
A. last Monday evening by a score of
50 to 80. At the end of the first period
Lowell led, l6 to IL, but in the first few
minutes of the second period they lost
this lead which was never regained. Ne
Gowan, captain and center of the visit
ing team, and Kirk of the local bunch
pulled off some nice prize fight methods
in the center of the floor much to the
enjoyment of the crowd. Both were
asked to find further shelter in the
dressing room. Kinks place was taken
by Taylor, Carlson, who played center
for Woodsviile, Gagged nine baskets. The
game was slow as the Lowell bunch APP
peared to be lost after the loss of their
captain. a good crowd was in attend
ance.
On Tuesday night the Carlson broth
ers of Newbury attempted to take the
scalp of Wocdsville but lost out by the
score Of. 40 to %. The game itself was
one of the fastest seen on the local
floor despite. the difference in the score.
Smith played a sterling game at for
ward, equaling the floor record of 10
baskets, held by Sweeney and Carlson.
Pat Carlson was easily the star of the
game but due to the small space caused
by the large attendance had hard work
to show his speed. Richardson. who
played center for Woodsville in order
that Carlson might play on the oppos-
ing team, was easily the best man in
the Woodsville lineup. Nearly 500 were
in attendance.
The regular meeting Of the Wells
River Creamery association was held in
the bank building Wednesday after
noon, Jan. ). Election of officers was
the only business.
The Adams Paper company closed
their mill indefinitely last week, due
to the lack Of orders. This will throw
about IS out of employment.
The apron and overall dance given by
the young ladies last Wednesday eve
ming was well attended. Music was fur
nished by Klarke's seven-piece orches-
Mr.. Hnd Mrs. Seely of Boston arrived
Thursday at the Tavern TO spend a few
weeks with Landlord Hale. u
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-05

'dafatihtli po1itice Il de familii
carl ny a'l de faee q q interesele
culturale.
sant IA Paris Fbasarabeni carl
MI stiA roinaneste ii ardeleni carl
nu an vaznt Bucurestii in viata
lor. y
In necunostinta starilor din
vechittl regat Sc nntreste un sen.
timent de dispret fata de ei 4
cultura lui, intru mimic motivat
81 care constitueste ast-fel un pc
ricol. Char. stndentii buni, licen-
tiati, mi trebuesc trimisi decat
cand au documentat prin publ
catii appreciate chemare stiinti-
flea reala. @
'Doresc sd avem cu vremea -
spune distinslll nostru professor -
numai astfel de trimisi in strai-
natate 81, anume, in scoli ca a.,
ceea pc care o conduc. Scoala este
destinata a Fl 81 un centru de
unde sa Sc raspandeasca cunos-
tinta culturei romanesti. Vom o.
feri francezilor muzica, teatru Gu
costume romanesti, etc., Sc vor'
tine conferinte; 81 ne vom invede
ra 81 in felul acesta ca ufi factor.
de cultura europeana.
(Dn "Adevarul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-05

Cove s. Wright, soldst smssir
can, iubeste Trshta msi presas de
t0ate, nv preeunl ! declarst sotis
50 Finett O. Wright, Ms =. sotA
Str. ia cere divert de bxrbatdl
san pc acest i1otiys Wright -
inrolat CO soldat Il 9 Isnuarit
1918, 9 mers' a tasie y fd1Stle
expsditionare y xt1nSi ~ J \
mai rsintols. Il : Sssis O)lsi -
g NJ = As4i \ 1o1fsB = = NJ
bests Frsnts y - - y =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-05
lar aREurAULE.

Ca in toate incercarile pc carl
lie facem pc tarimul cultural, 81
sci am avut, de infruntat uncle
greutati. Fondul bugetar al aces
tel scoli revine, dupa actualul
ours. la vre-o 10000 franci, ceace
abea ajunge pentru intretinerea
scoalei.
Elevii, sau membrii eli nu vor
putea deci beneficial de acest fond
bugetar 81 de aceea eli vor trebui
sd alba burse.
Desi din punct de vedere admi-
nistrativ au fost de asefheni greu
tati, totusi cratic d-lui Ianculesen
care si-a luat insarcinarea sd ad-
ministreze scoala, situatia a de-
VENT mai putin grea.
In apropierea scoalei locueste
profesorul Lot, unul din eel mai
insemnati istoriei tineri al Fran.
tel, care promis d-1ui Iorga eli
va ajuta institutia pc cat ii va
sta in putinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-05
SCoala rom1neaSC3
din Paris

simple combinatii politice. Ri au
sjuns astazi sa moara de foame DE
strazile Parisului, fara ca statnl
sa lie poata veni in .ajutor, din
cauza schimbului actual 81 a si-
tuatiei proaste in care sc gasesc
finantele tarei.
Studentii din nouile provincii
Ia Paris. N
D. prof. Iorga Sc refera apoi Ia
marele numar de tudenti romani
al noilor provincii. ,,
= Trimeterea pc provincii -
adica eel din Banat, Bucovina
Basarahia 81 Transilvania .deose.
bit = la Paris este o foarte mare
greseala, caci predomnesc consi,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-05

Femeile carl nu suffer pisice!e
fiji siguri ca nu Sc tenn. de sOa-
reel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-05

tria 50 natala, are post bnn acolo
si y yiaA y dAnss Ia Il. En- insa
i-a seris Cd M poate Sd paraseascA
tara ei u ea va eere diyort, ceea-
% q si fRclat deja.
ooA
La IclAudnl-Marc ue linia4 cki-
lor ferate sofnNpens din cauka
- iabkrei inexscte 1 unui y D.
y linie laterala al dsraih . u.
,soxlle ~ nAAffE 1le -. t0st ffdi-
'eete 4 tila aelart, p1eabsse sunt
lsief, eilsrisfl1 ~ ! fost lntrsl
fsSN p1rs01ase Al 81 fost atinaA
dir eAn19 sdsr1i 1iIfsi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-05

Sc site ca dl professor Iorga a
pleca< acum doua luni la Paris
pentru a intemeia scoala roma.
neasca in capitala Frantei.'
Cum d-sa s'a intors Miercuri sea.
ra, am cautat sal vad pc valoro.
sui nostru savant, care GU multa
bunavointa mia oferit cateva date
pretioase asupra acestui nou 81
important asezamant cultural.
Unde este instalata scoala. -
cat costa localul 81 intretinerea.
Ajuns la Paris, profesorul Iorga
reusit sa cumpere, Gu mari sta.
ruinte. in contul statului roman,
o cladire compusa din doua cor
puri de case Gu patru etaje, avand
30 de camere. Aceasta cladire, ca
re va servi noului asezamailt cul-
tural romanesc, c0stat 120 mil
franci 81 este situata la Fontenay-
aux-Roses, la o mica departare de
centrul Parisului. Localitatea este
strabatuta de doua linii de tram
vac 81 de o Gale ferata. I'm linens
loc de viran 81 doua gradini GU
pomi fructiferi 81 gradinarie in
zestreaza localul scoalei. Cinci din
cele 30 camere all 81 fost mobilate
in schimbul unei cheltueli de
11.OOO franci, facute de Ill Blank.
Dol dintre professor s'au 81 insta-
lat in scoala.