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FINED FOR LIBEL
OF COL. ROOSEVELT
Non-ParliSan Leage Candidate Ma
ligned His Memory in Written
Article. -Sw
IspecIal Do On EIsnIna VIOLIN


SPOKANE, wash. Jan. 81. s.
Bedler Deputy Sheriff and defeated
Non-Partisan League candidate for
the Legislature was convicted yestcr.
day at Republic, Wash, Of criminal
libel for maligning the memory Of
Roosevelt.
The libellous article appeared in tho
News Miner, and had as it's principal
feature the branding Of the late Prosl-
dent as a bloodthirsty maniac.
Al Van Dahl, editor Of the paper
and former editor Of a bipartisan
paper in North Dakota, pleaded guilty.
He was fined only S25, because he
claimed he thought himself not re-
Bponsible for signed articles and had
printed the article with hesitation. HIS
wife, also indicted, was discharged
after the conviction OF the men. The
prosecution win be satisfied with a
fine for Bedier, as II is felt the mem
DRY OF one OF Americas greatest pa
triots has been indicated.
A feature OF the case was that Cant.
F. X. Brown, who assisted in the
prosecution, was a personal friend Of
Col Roosevelt and closely associated
with three OF his sons in France.
The evening world., 1921-01-08
STOMACH ON
A STRIKE
"Pape's Diapepsin" Puts Sour,
Classy, Acid Stomachs in
Order at Oncel

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion of the food did the
damage-do you? Well, don't bother.
If your stomach is in a revolt; If sick,
gassy and upset, and what you just
ate has fermented and turned sour;
head dizzy and aches-just eat a
tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin to
help neutralize acidity and in FIVE
minutes you wonder what became of
the indigestion and distress.
If your stomach doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebellion
il your food is a damage instead of a
help, remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless antacid is Pape's Dia-
pepsln, which costs SO little at drug
stOres.-Advt.
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appearance OF the Bach Choir Of
BCthlehCm, Pa. at the mUJic festival
~ the week ot March 20 nt tho Man
haitian Opera House under Walter
DamrOBCh.
A special programme. somewhat
popular In character. has been ar
ranged for Mr. Toscaninrs La Scala
Orchestra at the Hippodrume a week
from tomorrow night under the aus
pieces OF the Society for the Proven
ton and Relief OF Tuberculosis.
"Mehstofele" Will be sung at the
Metropolitan Opera House tonight AZ
a popular performance for the benefit
OF the pro-Italian Hospital, with
Frances Aida Gigli and Mardones in
the cast.
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will give
n free organ recital at City College
tomorrow afternoon at 4, No Wednes-
day recitals this month.
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SEIZE SMUGGLER SUSPECT.
s25,OOO in Jewels COnhscated From
Importer.

Nunzlo sossi, forty-hve, an Importer,
was arrested at his home, No. 1872
Thompson Street, last night by Deteo-
tives Trezza and fiesta and locked ND in
Police Headquarters charged with
smuggling $4,000 worth OF jewelry from
the police.
sossi, his wife and boy arrived here
from Naples on Dec II. The detectives
say he told them he brought the jewelFv
ashore hidden in a lunch basket Amonr
the jewelry. which consists Of about ten
pieces, are a pair OF earrings with thlr-
teen large diamonds and a pearl; a dia-
mond brooch and a Woman's ring with
four large diamonds.
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Col. 81. Is
"Pape's Cold Compound"
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed
upl Quit blowing and snuiIlingl A
dose of "Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks up ANY
cold.
The very first dose opens clogged
nostrils and the air passages Of the
head; stops nose running; relieves the
headache, dullness, feverishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" acts
quick, sure, and costs only a few cents
ct drug stores. II acts without as
Instance, tastes nice, contains no
quinine--Ihsist upon PApe'sL-Adyt
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Reinald Werrenrath no Carnegie Hall
Tomorrow afternoon. GlaGico Morris.
son at the Princess Theatre tO-mOrf
row afternoon and Elizabeth Gibbs
at Aeolian Hall on Thursday evening.
ScrEei Rachmaninoff. the Russian
pianist composer, announces con-
cert OF mualo for the piano az car.
negio Half on Tuesday evening, Jan.
IS Edward Morris will give "a piano
recital nj Aoolian Hall next Thurs
day afternoon.
Louise" Charpcnticrs operate
picture Of Partisan life. at last is 20
come into the repertOry Of the Metro
politan Opera House with "a first per-
Torrance there next Saturday after
noon. Geraldine Farrar Is to be
Louise, one OF Mary Gardens most
popular representations at the Man
haitian Opera House when oscar l.
directed that Temple OF Art Orvillo
Harold is 10 be julien, Louise
Berat the Mother, and Clarence
Whitehill the Father The prodigious
cast viii bring forward a host OF the
companys singers. Albert Wolf will
conduct
The Queen OF Sheba" will be the
overture at the Capitol Theatre next
week. The Rivou orchestra will play
selections from "Cavalleria Rustica-
nn," the Rlalto orchestra the "Sor-
cerer's Apprentice" and the Criterion
will have an overture dansant Al
the Strand Lassens FESTIVAL" over
ture viii be played.
The Riverside Choral Club, Bruno
HUM conductor, will give It's first
concert at the McAlpin on Thursday
evening, with Penelope Davies, con-
tralto, and John Curighano, violinist,
as sololsts. Mr.. HUM also will con-
duct the first concert OF the New
York Banks Gleo Club at Carnegie
Hall on Tuesday evening, with Grace
Northrop, soprano, and Elsie Hilger,
cellist, soloists.
Josef Rosenblatt, assisted by the
100 cantors OF the Cantors' Associa-
ton OF America, will give O concert
at the Hippodrome a week from to-
morrow afternoon for the benefit of
King Solomon Hospital. The Bohe-
milan Trio will make It's American
debut at the concert.
The first series OF concerts at the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art by
David Names and a symphony or
chostra begins this evening and in
cludes concerts every Saturday eve
ming this month. The second series
quired.
The Orutorio Society announces that
grran rpmputa have .bppf, made fDy, tho
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LgnGz Friedman,
Polish Pianist,
Scores at Debut
By Sylvester RalOling.

Tgnaz Friedman, Polish pianist
composer. with an established repu-
tation in Europe. made his New York
debut at a recital in Aeolian Hail
yesterday afternoon. There had been
no undue heralding OF him: he made
no particular impression as he came
upon the platform, but the moment
he began 20 play his masterfulness
revealed itself. He showed power
dexterity and billiancy in a high de-
gree. He made the piano thunder.
What he seemed 10 lack was poetic
penetration. Maybe he was too in
tent upon making n startling frst i'm
preBslon. That we shall find out at his
next appearance, which Is sure TO be
soon, for Mr.. Friedman created SEN
Bauon. Yesterdays programme in
cluded Beethoven's sonata in h
minor, Schumann's Carnival" and a
Chopin group.
Gulomar Novaes, the brilliant young
Brazllian pianist; Carolina Lazzari.
contralto, and Charles Hackett, tenor,
made the programme az the Biltmore
morning musical yesterday. Each
was in good FORM and the apprecia-
tion Of the audience compelled the
EA1NAbA VI HtNNlta NAAAh hhAAAbelns ~
AeOlian Hall last night Marion Arm
strong, a young Scotch Canadian 30
prano, now a church singer in
Orange, N. j., gave recital. She
was accompanied at tho piano by
Conrad V. BOs.
Tristan and Lsolda," with Marga-
rete Matzenauer, Jeanne Gordon,
Sembaoh, Whltehill, Gustafson and
I.Aurente In the principal parts, Mr..
Bodanzky conducting, was sung again
at the Metropolitan Opera House last
night before a large and appreclativc
audience.
Wiilem Mengelberg, the Dutch con-
ductor, will show his PAGES at a first
concert in Carnegie Hall ON Tuesday
afternoon. For some months he Is 20
take over the National Symphony Or
chestra from Mr.. Bodanzky, who IL
kept busy at the Metropolitan Opera
House. The programme announced Is
Weber's "Oberon" overture, Debus-
Afternoon Faun," Richard Strauss
''Don Juan" and Berlloz's Fan
.astio" symphony.
Song recitals, are 10 be given by
The evening world., 1921-01-08
GET 100000 AIR PLANT.
1875 PLANES Ia Lot 10 lie Converted
Into Passenger Carriers.

Surplus aviation equipment and air
craft valued at Si.O0OOOO was turned
over 10 the Aeromarine Plane and Motor
Company yesterday by the Navy De-
partment This release from storage in
stations along the Atlantic Coast is one
Of the largest transactions In aviation
since hostilities ceased.
The deal was announced by O. +.
Redden, President OF the Aeromarine
Engineering and Sales Company, who
said 125 HS-2L flying boats included in
the lot will be shipped 20 the concerns
plant at Keyport, N. j., for conversion
planes.
The evening world., 1921-01-08
DlvoRcE SUITS UP ONE.THIRD
view Workers GoinE to white Plains
aoF speedy trials.

During the last three months thors
has been an increase Of 30 por cent In
TIE number Of divorce. and separation
actions brought In the Supreme Court
AZ White Plains. This has been brought
about by the removal OF New Workers 10
Woslchnstor County In order 10 set a
quick trial, the calendar being filled in
Manhattan.
Foug DEGREES were granted yesterday.
one - them being a final decree OF d.
vorca 20 Mrs. Lillian Do Lawrence
Davis Of Manhattan against Aaron W.
Davis. The plaintiff gets the custody
81 thalF child, Charles Stubs Davis.
The evening world., 1921-01-08
LEO ASKS JANIToRS' AID.
He Tells Them How They Can
speed Garbage Removal.

This Is a notice to janitors.
II was Issued yesterday by Capt. John
p. Leo as his frst official pronounce
ment on assuming control OF the Street
Cleaning Department. He said:
The work Of the street cleaners Is a
very important one, II not as spectacu-
lar as That Of the fremen and police
men, and would be facilitated n the
public showed the same desire 10 helm
as II does In other branches You often
see janitors standing by while the
drivers OF carts rush to get a number
OF cans emptied. The least bit OF EFFORT
on the part OF the janitor to help would
bage removal"
The new Commissioner announced he
would hold open hearings for auggea-
members at his office in the Municipal
Building Wednesday EVENING"
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APHRoDITE is GALL RIGHT"
So says Grand Jury Committees
Report on Figure in show window.

BALTIMORE, Jan. s.--Aftsr gazing
on "Aphrodlte." the nude figure that
adorns the show windows Of a Cathedral
Street automobile establishment. a spe-
cial committee OF the Grand Jury has re-
ported back TO the parent body that she
was "all right" In other words, the
committee said II failed to see why
so nEpch fuss was raised about the fig
ure Nnd that II could not recommend
Its removal.
The committee believes that q thing
Of beauty IL a Joy forever. fjust 30 long
as there Is nothing suggestive or inn
moral about the subject. We suggest
that the Police Department take no fur
Their cognizance OF this work OF art. and
that all talk cease with the submission
OF this report"
The jury declined to accept the report
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BARRYMORE DATES CANCELLED.
CINCINNATI o.. Jan. s.--Miss Ethel
narrymore, actress, who Is suffering
from rhoumatism. has cancelled her
flInnlHinE engagement IN this city
sac may ne compelled % fcmain I'D
NlncInnntl several weeks. hw phyal-
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NEW SPECIAL LETTER RULE.
DsiivsFy Can wow ne Made without
Psatnah GsttlaE R9esipL

P0ntmah GottiaE Receipt.
II instead OF climbing three flights Of
siaira and porhaps waking you in bed,
your postman nonehalantly drops a
special delivery letter In your box, or
hna any time since Jan. 1, and the let
ter contains or contained a ten-dollar
ql|l, which II extracted from said box
don't get peeved at the postman.
cnrronk ascai year, passed BY Congress
last ApFh ~ u 81 provided that the Post
master General may under such rules
and regulations as he shall prescribe
deliver epeeiAl delivery matter without
went into effect Jan. 1. Al the Post
o0lco yesterday II was said that the
plan had worked out well so far.
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IN NEW YORK TO-DAY.

cananare Club OF America, dinner,
Pennsylvania. evening.
camp Lenoir, luncheon, Pennsyivania-
This Association OF American Colleges.
meeting and luncheon. Astor. A. NJ.
Wort Society, m ~ luncheon
Junior Art Society, meeting, Astor. ?
Metal ana rhermit Corporation. din
ner and dance, Aston. 6 =. NJ.
TenneHsee Society, dinner and dance.
New YORK Swiss taub. dinner. AstOr.
Motor Truck Association OF America
Hirhway transportation Show, 18TH
Regiment Armofy and list Field Artil-
frofhsfhood Of Travelling Jewellers,
meeting. the Merchants Association OF
Ny ~, tts5s1 : Ps;tMamobl,s sbov drama
BAY Ridge Aerie. FraternaI order Of
EnHc1, minstrel show, SaonEerbuud
Hnil Smith and schermerhOrn Streets,
nro0Hiyn. evening.
The LaWYers' Club. luncheon. AZ the
club No. rs Broadway. l2.t5 p. "a.
The Waagthal ladies' Aid Society.
hnnouet and ball, Aston, evening.
Kerrymen's p. and II. Association, an
nuni ball. Central Opera House, eth
street east OF Third avenue, evening.
Beethoven Society, musicale. Plaza,
Sational Republican Club. luncheon.
club house, No. 81 West 10th Street,
The Maine women's Club. meeting.
Waldorf Astoria.
cassdian club. luncheon. Belmont
NIanhlnuton Heights Chapter ID A
a.. reception, Waldorf Astoria.
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fHsIa IN e2a00O HaII as One ~ the
hudson Terminal Bandits.

John polan. twenty-one, was held
b $4,000 bail by Magistrate Tobias
u TQmbs Court yesterday on sus-
plcion Of being one OF the two bandits
who held up Adam Bender Of No 4ss
Woodward Avenue, Brooklyn, at the
FuilGn street entrance TO the Hudson
Teunlsal Building early yesterday
Bender said Dolan struck him on
the head and another man went
through his pockets getting S25.
Pairolman Cassidy Of the Beach Street
station caught Dolan on Church
street after a chase, but the man with
the e2b escaped.
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The Oratorio Society announces that
have been made for the
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SONG reoItals aro o be given BY
The evening world., 1921-01-08
of that Catarrh
while you can
Catarrh gets to be habit.
For goodness sake, don't get used to it.

Never be live that waysepng with mouth open
waking with that bad coughing all day. easy mark for colds and
every epidemic Of throat trouble that along
Try Kondons Catarrhal Jelly used and esteemed for thirty years for
clearing heads soothing angry membranes and relieving Catarh 1t
valued household remedy thousands of American homes Better than
camphorated oil for children.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-23
c. S. STEVENS, Orleans, Vt.
BROWNINGTON CENTER

John Lacoss has been on the sicl
list.
Mrs. E. A. Gallup is home from Or.
leans.
E. M. Drown spent last week in Is
land Pond.
Walter Young spent the weekend
in Richford.
Hector Lapierre is boarding al
Horace Whitehil's.
L. N. Lund of Orleans spent Sun
day at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Provost, Jr.
are visiting in Irasburg.
Mrs. Sarah Weeden is visiting hel
daughter in Lyndonville.
| Wilfred Labor of Irasburg visited
his brother, John Labor, Sunday.
Mrs. Adelard Besette of Hardwick
recently visited at Adelard Cabana S
Miss Laura Whitehill is home from
East Charleston for a short vacation
Mrs. Minnie Lewis of East Charles
ton is visiting her father, Horace
Whitehill.
Bernard Gray is home from ST.
Johnsbury to run the saw in his ia
theirs mill.
Fred Provost has returned home
from East Charleston, where he has
been working.
Miss Naomi Lathe was home from
her work at Orleans last week on ac-
count of illness.
Mrs. George Sevene and children of
Corinth were guests at Collins La
courses recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Bennett of Or
leans were guests of his brother, L. A..
Bennett Thursday.
Lyman Seymour and son, Elmer,
over the weekend.
The Misses Pauline Fabrian and
Margaret Reid are home from their
work at st. Johnsbury.
The body of Mrs. Walter Nye of
Barton was brought here and placed
in the family lot last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lanou, who spent
last week at Adelard Cabana's, have
gone to their new home in Barton.
Miss Celene Norrie of Sutton and
Miss Irene Lacourse of Newport Wis
tied at Collins Lacourse's last week.
Misses Doris Porter and Hazel
Fleming returned to school at Or
leans Monday after weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Porter and Mr..
and Mrs. George Porter and daughter,
Dorothy, of Orleans spent Sunday at
Orleans.
Mrs. Amanda (Woodward) Powers
was born in Durham, P. O., in De-
cember 1887. At the age of 20 she
Wa MARI ed to David Powers. They
came to Bloomington about 81 years
ago and purchased the farm where
they have lived ever since. Mr.. Pow
ers died in 1891 and since that time
she has lived with her sons on the
home farm. Her health began to
fail about four years ago but she has
Continued on opposite page.)
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-23
ORLEANS LOCAL MENTION

/ Have you seen the new saleslady II
| Hunter & Potter's!
The street lights were able to bt
turned on Tuesday evening.
Ray Shaw is working for Mr.. War
ner at North Troy.
Alice Kelley of Albany was a bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs. Dutton, teacher, was at Bid
deford, Me-, during the holidays.
Mrs. Henry Wells of Albany was
business visitor in town Monday.
Clarence Wiley Of Enfield, N. H., is
visiting at Carl Willey's this week.
DR.. Wells has recently purchased
the Conley place at Willoughby lake
Mrs. Celia Perkins and Mrs. Wells
were business visitors in Barton Wed
nesday.
Alfred Bishop is new employee al
the R. w. Eldridge Co.'s handkerchief
factory.
l.. R. Waterman of Derby Line was
| a business visitor in town the last Cd
the week.
Mrs. C. H. Wiley of West Spring.
field, N. H., visited at G. H. Willey's
last week.
A fresh line of plants, including
Easter lilies, may be seen at the pub
lie market.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huntington
and Ruth Corley spent the weekend
at A. C. Harris :.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Harris are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. DR.. Genge,
at ST. Johnsbury this week.
Mrs. Mae Buzzo, who has been at
the Orleans hospital the past three
weeks, has returned home.
Vera Richardson was called to Man.
chester, N. H., Tuesday by the illness
Of her sister, Mrs. M. L. Badger.
Orleans Camp No. 95O5, M. w. A.,
invites it's members and friends to a
sugar party on Thursday evening,
March "a, at the Woodman hall.
The Bostonia Sextette gave a very
high-class entertainment for the clos
ing number of our winter chautauqua
Thursday evening. Everybody was
delighted with the concert. re
Mrs. Perley Jenness and daughter,
Vera, who have been in Lyndonville
the past two months on account of
Mrs. Jenness' illness, came to their
home in Orleans Saturday afternoon
Marguerite Clark in easy to Get"
and Paramount Magazine at the Opera
House tonight for the benefit of the
District Nurse Fund. There will be
both old and new dances and refresh
ments will be served.
The new steel railroad bridge at the
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upper end of the village is being
erected by workmen of the Ameri-
can Construction Co. 1t is a three
track bridge but only two tracks will
be laid at the present time.
Valley Lodge No. LOG, F. & A. M,
will hold a regular communication
Thursday evening, March Ia at 7.3O.
Brother A. H. Gardyne assisted by
other past masters will confer the M.
M. degree, and lunch will be served.
NOTICE-Dr. Hight, chiropodist,
will be at the Valley House, Orleans,
ALI foot troubles corrected without
pain. If you are suffering with your
feet you are enduring needless pain.
The fire alarm was rung in Satur-
day morning for a fire in the Renfrew
house on Cottage street. The fire
company responded promptly and ex-
tinguished the blaze but considerable
damage was done by fire, water and
smoke.
The schools reopened Monday after
weeks vacation. The high school
was invited out to a sugaring-off at
A. E. Dudley's Tuesday afternoon.
Extra sessions are being kept after
o'clock to make up for the time
spent at the sugaring-off.
Mrs. Arthur Macie of 10 South
street left Sunday night to care for
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Ramsey, of
Providence, r. l., who has been sick
most of the winter. Mrs. Almond
Blair will keep house for Mrs. Macie
while she is away. Flora Macie will
go with her mother to Providence.
CARD-We wish to thank the Or
leans Fire Co., and our neighbors and
friends for their timely aid in remov-
ing our household goods and subdu-
ing the fire which so seriously threat
ened our home on Saturday morning
last. We also wish to add, that for
careful, efficient and rapid service the
Orleans Fire department would be
hard to equal, and certainly. deserve
commentator.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Renfrew.
The Book and Thimble club held
their regular meeting at the Congre-
gational chapel Wednesday afternoon,
March Is, the officers of the club act
ing as hostesses. Ten members were
present and an interesting and in
structive program was given on
"Great Artists and Their Pictures"
Readings, Raphael "Coniggio," can
geli," "Marillo," and evan DYKE" by
Mrs. French; "Millet," "Carot," "Bon-
heur," "Millais," and "Landsur," by
Miss Richmond. The hostesses serv-
ed candies and nuts. The meeting
was adjourned to meet with Mrs. Be-
dell and Mrs. Lyon at the chapel on
March 80, instead of with Mrs. Stat
ford. srrer
Orleans, VT, March 16, 1921
Mrs. Charles Belway:
We the neighbors of Orleans Camp
No. 95O5 M. w. A., wish to express
our deep sympathy for you in the
death of your devoted husband.
A faithful neighbor in the prime of
his usefulness has been removed from |
among us and we wish to commend |
his foresight in providing for his |
loved ones against the day of sorrow.
The Camp will continue to remem
Der you and your three sons and wish |
you the blessings of the Heavenly Fa-
Their that you may have health and |
success to train these boys into strong !
Yours fraternally,
G. D. Pierce.
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ORLEANS
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes
Clarence D. Pierce. Pastor
Morning worship at 1890

Sunday school at IL o'clock.
The special Easter program will
be postponed one week, and will be
held on Sunday morning, April 8,
with a union Easter concert at the
Opera House in the evening. At the
morning service next Sunday there
will be special Easter music and the
sermon will be an Easter message.
The union evening service will be at
the Methodist church with special
music. The subject of the picture
lecture will be announced from the
pulpits on Sunday morning.
Union evening service with illus
trated lecture.
The Cleaners class gave an Irish
social Thursday evening at the
church vestry and large company. of
young and old were present to enjoy
the fun. Some of the make-ups were
very nifty and others were killing"
The net proceeds to apply on the class
work table were about $40.
The trustees of the church are call
ed to meet Immediately at the close OF
the Sunday school session.
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Congregational Church Notes
Rev. r. A. Hamilton. Pastor

The subject for the union service
Sunday evening at 7.3O is "Christian
Stewardship" The Easter musical
service will be held in the Opera
House for the first Sunday in April.
There will be a baptismal service for
children Sunday morning, and also
the service of the Lords supper. The
church has contributed $95 toward the
Chinese Relief fund which is being
handled by the American board
through its missionaries on the field
in China.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-23

Eieuafion of
weakened arch
unable to sup
port body's
weight properly.
Dotted line
shows the extent
the arch says
under the strain