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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

EARLY SUMMER SALE.-Millinery
Ladies' and Children's Silk, Organdy
and Wolfe Dresses, Goats, Underwear.
Wonderful reduction in all lines.
-. l. M. KERR, Waldorf, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

Chicamuxen Circuit, Church of the
Nazarene. Sunday, July 10, services
as follows
Chicamuxen- Sunday School, 1000
A. NJ; preaching, HOO A. NJ. and $50
=. NJ.
Don't forget the revival meetings
every night at 8 0 o'clock, July 1924, ex-
cept Saturday. A cordial invitation
and welcome TO all, Come
No service at Pisgah during this
meeting.
Indian Sunday School 2.00P.
M; preaching, 800 p. M.
Prayer meeting Thursday, s P. M.
Rev. G. w. GoTTsHALK,
Pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

Naniemoy Baptist Church Services
as follows
Nanjemoy- Second and Fourth Sun
days, II a. IN. and 7:3O p. m.
Good Hope-First and Third Sun
days, IL a. m.
Port Tobacco-First and Third Sun
days, 3 p. m.
REv. ID. A. RAMEY, Pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15
NOTICE

On account of making improvements
to store at Pomfret, my opening has
been delayed, Due notice of same,
however, will be given next week.
NJ. TAETLE,
:. Pomfret, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

A Girls Club is to be organized at
Issue Monday, July 18th. The Home
Demonstration Agent will instruct the
girls in making modish and practical
paper hats, which meet the needs of SO
many Juveniles,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

Monday was spent by Mrs. Bohan-
nan in visiting some OF the southern
sections of the county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

Ask Matthews Howard Company,
inc. to give you free demonstration
OF the work that can be done with a
"Fnrdson" tractor !,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

Under and by virtue OF an order of
the Orphans Court for Charles Coun-
ty, Maryland, passed in the matter Of
the personal estate of Michael Digges,
late of Charles County, Maryland, de
ceased, the undersigned will sell by
public auction on the premises of said
deceased, near Lothair, on the above
date and at the above time and place.
the following personal property, to
wit /:
/ Yoke of Oxen
Bull
2 Cows
Sow and Pigs
Hog
4 Horses
Lot Chickens
Lot Farming Implements
Lot Household and Kitchen
Furniture
Lot Kitchen Utensils
TERMS OF SALE An sums Of
$50 90 and under, Cash; on sums over
$1,000, a credit of six months will be
given on note secured to the satisfac-
ton OF the undersigned.
F. STONE POSEY,
ROBERT ]. DIGGES,
7,s,2, Administrators,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

Read the Ford advertisement each
week; it is worth your attention. :.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
INDIAN HEAD STATE
BANK,

At Indian Head, in the State of Mary
land, at the Close Of Business,
June 30, 1921.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-07-15

The music for the occasion will be
furnished by the famous Knights
OF st. John BAND, OF Marlboro.
You will be enthused by good speeches
by leading citizens, tournament rid
ing, dancing, baseball, and attrac-
tions of various kinds. Plenty
to eat and drink will be on
hand for sale. We have the
promise of the large new
hall on the Fair Grounds
for speaking, dancing
Admission to Fair Ground and 0Eo
hall from 10 A. NJ. to Up. NJ. zOV.
Admission to Hall at night 5Ac
from to II P. M....... uUS'
All children under IA. accompanied
by parents, admitted free.
Net proceeds for the County Exten-
sion Headquarters and Office Building
Fund.
Among the speakers, Mr.. jeremiah
Hawkins and Mr.. William Jordan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12

svemu duchovenstvu, svym
knezim a biskupam, ktefl, po-
nevada byi po vetsine vzdela-
nj v mad'arskych seminarieh a
ustanoveni mad arskou vladou,
jsou otevrene mad'arsti svymi
sympathiemi. (Od tie dolby, co
toto psano, byli ustanoveni slo-
vensti biskupove ma Sloven-
,sku. Poz. red.) Czech "a to jest
volnomyslitel; duchovenstvo
Czech ma malo vlivu. Nejnepa-
trnejsi falesny tab ma strane
Ivlady V Praze tudiz privodi
roztrzku mezi Cechy a Slova-
KY
Bylo by ovsem zbytecno
| predkladati neb obsirne cito-
vati cely elanek, nebot' obsa-
huje veci nasemu ctenarstvu
vseobecne zname, ale jest do
kladem zajmu, jaky panuje v
teto zemi o Ceskoslovenskou
Republiku. "Sribner's" je jed
MIN nejpfednejsich magazi-
MI V Americe.
Clanek provazen jest nasle-
dujicimi illustracemi: CeSko-
slovensko a jeho sousede (ma-
pa) Hradcany (dva pohle-
dy); Staromestska mostecka
lvez; Karluv most pres Vltavu
(dva pohledy); Vltava a jeji
Imosty; Pomnik Jana Husa
lpred Staromestskou radnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
POZNAMKY K SOUCASNYM
UDALOSTEM.


isnie, strucnou telegrafickou
zpravu 0 umrti prof. Arnosta
Denise, slavneho dejepisce
francouzskeho a nadseneho
pfitele tesk6ho naroda. X oce-
neni sluzeb, jez znamenity ten
muz nasemu narodu prokazal,
nestatil by ami mnohasloupco-
w tlanek, tim meme pax tato
strucna stat. Denis zamiloval
81 cesky narod, pfedstavil jei
svetu jeho slave utrpeni, a
kdyz rozt' t'ata pouta habsbur-
Ske tyranie V omen pamatny
den rs. iijna 1918, radoval
Sc iako ten nejzdarneisi a nej-
vernejsi jeho rodnych synu.
Almost Denis, jenz iak jsme
Sc iiz zminili, narodil Sc Y ro-
ee 1849, po francouZslto- -prus-
ke valce stal sc mimoradnym
ucitelem historic bro po tom
dostalo sc mu statniho stipen-
dia k vedecke ceste. Denis po-
uzil tGto prilezitosti k navste-
We Czech, kamz vedla no jed
max nabozenska naklonnost,
iezto iako upfinny pritel svo-
body svadomi cht6l poznati
vlast a narod, 2 nehoz vysel
predchudce reformace, jednak
vedecke snazeni mladsi gene
race francouzske, ktera pfa-
la 81 vykonati jakousi pfehlid-
ku Evropy. V Praze venovai
Sc studiu ceskych dejin, jay
la a pisemnictvi. Stravil tam
tri leta (1S72 - 1879. By
prijat laskave Palackym, kon-
stantinem Jireckem, Vrchlic-
kEm asjmymi, ktefi mu vsichni
V ieho studiu byli velmi napo-
mocni.
Tuto dobu sveho pobytu y
Praze po celF svuj- zivot po
kladal Denis "a nejSt astneis
sv6ho zivota. Osvoiil 81 tam dc
konale iasyk cesky a pozna
dostatecne take skoro vSech
ny ostatni jazyky slovanske
Ma zakladc syeho vedeckehS
spisu IIusovi, byl povysen n;
doktora filosotie a pocal pred
naseti ma fakulte V Parizi. pr
tom Sc stale venoval praci We
decke. Roku 1896 byl jmeno
van profesorem ma Sorbone
Parizi. Velike nadeje vzbuze
ne dfivcjsimi pracemi prevysl
odvaznou, ale zdarllou synthf
si ceskych dejin.
prvym volkym dilem loh
byl spis "1us q yalky husi'
ske", vydany v Parizi Y roc
1878. Spis ten .bvl yyznamt
nan cenou 1000 franku O
francouzsk6 akademie we'd 9
meni. Tomu nasl6dovaly spis
'Pocatky ceskobratrske jedn'
ty," "Jiri z Pod6brad', &C.
chy y druh6 poloyici Is. stoi
IT,, jez viaatnc byly piipr;
vami k ziYotnimu dilu Denis
WI. vytkl 81 totia "a ukol n.
psati pfehledne dejiny cesl
We treell dilaeh 3.a ufon6il
na tretim rnaco1 Il, ale oel
iinak rczhodl. U|'onceny lst
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
HRDINA POHRBEN PO BO-
kU MATkY.

Mount Pleasant, Pa, 3. led
ma. (Post. zpr.) Prave konal
Sc tn pohfeb mladeho krajana
Franka Forejta, jenz byl nej-
vetsim pohrbem zde vyprave-
nym. Frank Forejt byl clenem
setniny E., 110. pluku pecho-
ty, jednim q hochu Pennsyl-
vanske "zelezne divise", ktera
u Chateau Thierry zasadila
Prusah1m smrtelnou ranu. V
pamatne t6to. bitve byls Forejt
ranen, vsak kdyz " nemocnici
jiz Sc pozdravoval, onemocnel
zapalsm Pile, jemuz dine 16.
fijna 1913 podlehl. Kdyz panf
Anna Sebol-Forejtova, matka
deseti ditek, zvedela smrti
sveho syna, zalem onemocnela
tax, ze V srpnu minuleho roku
zemrela. Nyni rakev S pozustat
ky mladeho hrdiny byla z
Francie sem privezena a zde
vedle hrobu mateina ulozena.
Pohreb konan byI s plnou vo-
jenskou poctou pricinenim
zdejsiho tabora James E. Zun-
dell, Americke legie ceskeho
spolku, jehoz zesnuly byl row.
nez clenem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
AMERICANKA NECHCE BY.
TT "KRALOVNCU."

Atheny, IL. ledna. kral
Konstantin dnes poprel, ze je-
no bratru, princi kri5tofovi
byl nabidnut albansky trun.
Rovnez pravil, re princezna
Anastazie, drive pi. w. b.
Leedsova 2 Clevefandu, man.
zelka Kristofova, nenf nijak
nadSena vyhlidkou Ma kralova-
nj V Albanii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12

Allahabad. Briticka Indie,
IL. ledna. Policie jest uplne
bezmocna ma potlaceni povsta-
nj teto krajia6, jez Sc rozsi-
rilo do Sultanpuru, sedesat mil
k seyerovychodu, kde mnoho
budov bylo zapaleno. Vojsko
povolano bylo q Lucknowa.
Sest set osob bylo zatGeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
POVSTANi MA CERNE
HORE.

Rim. II. ledna. Mnoho zivo-
til bylo zahubeno V lidovcm
povstani ma Cerne Hore V "a
jmu drivejsiho kra!e Mikula-
Sc, die sdeleni skadarskeho
zpravodaje zdeislho ''Messa-
gero."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
BYL TO sMUTNY POHLED

Waukegan, Ill.,, IL. ledna.
Federalni prohibiCni zfiZenci,
kteri tomto meste a okoli
skonfiskovali 10000 kvartu
lihoyin ruznych druhu, prove
dli S mimi dnes dilo zkazy. W.
pustili to ySechno do kanaln,
mezitim CO obyvatele mesta
smutne pohlizeli na niGeni dra-
hocennych tech tekutin.
Jtitel: "Je gydra, Fealsu,
uzitecnar" - Zak: "Je; d;,y4l
nan, --- Vudrovn 7itnon kavn"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
HLEDAJf Sc kRAJANE.

Ceskoslovensky genera,lni
konsulat (31 East II. ST., New
York, City, N. Y.) hleda tyto
kraiany: M
Karel Feikel, 97-3rd Ave.,
New York, N. Y.
Alpis Repper, Laboratory
Hill, Falks of Schuglkeel,
Philadelphia, Pa. =,
Bedfich Ullmanf.
Mac. j. Baumannova, 21S2
Lexington Ave, New York, N.
Y.
Tomas Prochazka.
Mihaly PetraS, Barnesboro,
Pa.
Pavel a Maria Durina, $50
Milwaukee Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Martin Prok. Box 234, Ryes-
vile, o. a.
Franz Mrkva, Philadelphia,
| Pa.
Ida Bentlerova, New York.
n. Y.
WiIibald Bentler, New York
n. Y.
Moric Stobandl.
Watzlav Aubrecht.
Edward Boulloonger, Mar
.seille.
Rudolf Hykade, 206 f. 80
St, New York. City.
Josef Hrdina, Omaha Nebr.,
1924 n. 18th st.
Frantiska Pokorna, provda-
ma Radosavlievicova, 237-l3
ISt., Niagara Falls, n. Y, nebc
| 627-21 ST., Niagara Falls.
Jan Pokorny, tamtez.
| Rodina Hujkova.
!, Marie Novakova, New York
i Marie Pitrdlova, 800 East
! 81 St, New York City.
! Jan MoSna.
Frant. Volbrab, Richmond.
! Mike Volbrab, Washington
I ID. c.
Vaclav Volbrab, Cleveland
Jos. Truhlar, Cleveland. O.
I Rudolf Chlapec, 739 Page
-ISt.. San Francisko, Cal.
. -Frantisck Vlk, Cleveland
Veronika Bells, 794--9 Az
New York. \. Y.
| Pan koreny, 334--12 Ave.
Door %, South Lorain, o.
Ladislav kopecky, 1901;
Farington Ave-, Cleveland o.
! Roul karel.
. HaHk josef
: Pomahac Josef.
0 ,Iensik Frantisek.
: trantisek Burda. Oxfor'
: Junction, Jones County, la.
: II. Fried, PAT w. lis st
: New York City.
? Pan Jelinek, 81 Scheriff st
r New York City.
: Rodina Hoyorkova.
: Rodina Nadejova.
q Pozustali DO Heinrich Have
: mayeoyi.
= Wendelik Noravcik, Cleyt
land. Ohio.
q Pi. Mala, 4122 Cleveland, {
& Judr. Jan Kinkor, CleV'
g. land. Q
u Po1u3taii po Janu Jrban'
I ii Nam Vrrl-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12

diva dily. Byly to "Konec sa-
mostatnosti ceske" "a "Cechy
po Bile Hore".
Prekladatelem ieiich byl
horlivy historik tcesky, profe-
sor Dir. Jindrich Vancura, kdy-
81 gymnasium professor V Koli-
ne a pax V Praze. Ia preklad
"Konce sainostatnosti cesk6"
byl DIR. Vancura potrestan zpu-
sobem, kterym vlada rakouska
nutila cesky ucitelsky stav, a
by hudl, iak mu kazala. Byl
pfelozen do Hradce kralove
pod dozor tehdeisiho biskupa
Brynycha. Ale jakmile Denis
vydal druhy dill "Cechy po Bi-
le Hore". prelozil Vantura
ten. Dill treti mel tvofiti vzkri-
SEM Czech od smrti cisafe Jo-
sefa II. do roku dolby nejno-
veisi.
Almost Denis navStivil nasi
osvobozenou ylast a bylo to V
Praze, uprostred nadsenych
ieho ceskych pratel a ctitelu,
kde stizen byl nemoci, jez "a
kratko potom ucGnila konec ie-
ho zivotu po navratu do Pafi-
re.
Pred odjezdem svym Sle-
chetny ten FrancouZ venoVal
dar $4,000 korun teskosloven-
skemu studentstvu a napsal pc
zoruhodny list ma rozloucenou
presidentu Masarykovi, z ne
hoz uvadime nekolik obzvlastt
zajimavych vynatku.
Zavistivi bohove sotvs
kdy dopravaii smrtelnikum, a
by sc tesili prilis uplnemu ste
sti. Nemoc mi nahle pripome
La. re isem dosahl normalnicf
hranic Hdskeho zivota. Pre-
kvapeni bylo krute. Osnova
isem ieSte tolik rlanu. Sni
isem iest6 O toiiker6 praci. \
vSa1 bolest ztratila sylll ostcl
tim, re vyvolala tax cetne
dojcmne projcVy sympatie
C!ltcl bych podekOyati vser
tenn, jichz starostliva dobrot
prinasela mi iit8chu a nadeji
pani a panu Strimplovi, jich
JENNIE pratelstyi mne obklope
yalo tax vzacnou peel; pan
ministru Sustovi, jehoz neva
cerpatelna, oehota predstihuj
presahuje yeSkera prani
vsem mladym zakum pra;
, skych gymnasii, jakoz i sY}l
: drahym kollegum prazskyn
, kteri iakoby zapomneli, re j
: jich prace to byl, ktere umoi
nily mole dilo; lGkarjm q oS,
! tfovatelkam podolskeho sant
7 toria vsem pratelum a zni
: mym. kteil mi zaslali sya pr
: NJ, anebo mre prisli potesi
: IA takoyrch ofolnosti zda
: nemoc tem6r sladkou.
+ "Vracim Sc tudiz dc Fra
: cie yolmi smuten, as1ak take
c Yociten uklidneni dayer
a .Ie-li pIa~ Ia, 2e jsen7 10 jla
1 in,r.s urlsp9l k ya3emu znoy
II 2rozeni. pax mohu slci he2 Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12

jsem podnikl. Ceskoslovensko
trpi, jako vsichni narodove
sveta, nasledky valky, rozpou-
tame pangermanskou sileno-
sti; zadna z obtizi, S nimiz ho-
JUL, neni mu neznama. Obdi-
vuji Sc vysledkum, jichz Cesko
slovensko jiz dosahlo.
".. ;. Doufam, pane pre.si-
dente, re nekolik mesicu klidu
meho pobytu We Francii mne o
pet navratf zdravi. Chtel bych
Sc pax opet vydat k vam a ob-
neviti sve cesty sva studia, a.
bych mohl v Evrope hlasat u
specify, iichz jste jiz dos i:.'ii,
| i ty, jez mozno pro vas pred
vidat. Chtel bych tez navstivit
obdivuhodne Slovensko, V
nemz jsem vzdy videl Jednu z
velikych nadeji a budoucich
sill republiky Ceskoslovenske.
kdyby Sc vsak me doufanl
neuskutecnilo, prece bych ne
mel prava, stezovati 81 ma svuj
osud. Ustavy jako jsou Fran
ceuzsky institut V Praze a u
stay slovanskych studii V Pari-
ri, zabezpecuji jiz nyni pra-
videlny vyvoj vedeckych styku
mezi Francii a Ceskosloven-
skem. Lee nynejSi generace
mohly byti toliko predchudci
nacrtly program a vytkly vud-
ci linie. Jest nyni ukolem mia.
dych generaci, ably prevzaly
dilo nase, aby je doplnily a
epravily, kde treba. TAX Jake
tomu bylo We stredoveku. spon
Sc nyni university pafizska q
prazska We spoiecnem tlslli
Francie a Cechy budou Sc Gin
dale tim lepe poznavat a tudii
Ii milovat." '4
z kazde fadks tohoto rozlut
; neho listu mluvi Jenna, 4dust
-ivelikeho muze a vrouci pfatel
stvi k ceskemu narodu.
: Cesky narod jiste povzd,
zachova We vdecne pameti Ar
nosta Denise, sveho velikeho
. nadseneho pritele.
Kriticka doba prvnich lie
i valecnxch dokazal%~jak. dule
: ute byly styky, is@s rfektei
muzi ceSti, oboru We
: dy, politiky a umeni pestoval
" cizine jiz "a Rakouska. kdy
isme potrebovali pfatele ci
i zine, nasli jsme ie, prihlasil
/ Sc. OvSem, re muz takoveh
4 velikeho vyznamu, jako De
/, lnis, byl temer jedinecnym, niC
4 none vSak byla to dlouha rad
: imen prominentnich lidi I'd
: padniho sveta, kteri Sc posts
viii "a spravedlivy boi cesko
: slovenskeho naroda a mimo tt
i i ten, kdo ienom V nekterer
: mistnim liste hajil neb fedrC
o val vec ceskoSlovenskeho odb
Il ie proti Habsburkum, ziskal
: zasluhu. Osvedtil naSemu n;
{ rodu pratelstvi, kdy tyz nejv
&c mel no Zapotfebi.
a Mezi temi, kdoz ceskoslt
/ venskemu narodu prokaza
: sluzby neocenitelne V letec
: valecnych, byli nekteri nov
h narSti correspondent. Ma pf
: klad ami ten neiryzejSi Gee
Il nebyl by mohl psati nadSene
il pro ceskou wee, nez-li Pa
: Scott Mowrer a vice bvlo tax
II vych pfatel, ktefi Y tisku sv
a tovem vedli zapas ceskeho n
c. roda jeho neodvislost a pol
m tickou samostatnost.
a Byli JIM pratel6, kteri o 2
/; pasu ceskoslovenskeho marco
II psali ye yliynych mesicnicic
O. americkych a ii vSichni pom
III haji dneS mlade republice.
y Ceskoslovenska Tiskova X;
je cellar upozornila onehdy ]
i; clanek ve "Scibner,s Magai
u ne cd Raymonda Recoulyl
M pod nazvcm Putting Rep
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
D. JAkUBA VACIkA

ktery navzdy nami rozloucil prave dnes rok,
IL. ledna, ve6ny spanek spi ma hrbtovs wood
landsker.
kdyz prikrocime drahy manze a otce, k
Ivernu hrobu, htost sevre srdce nase, ubran Sc
mtzem, hrob Tvdj zalevame szam. kdybys jen
t'si mohl, jak caste vzpomnky nase k lobe
letaii jak hluboce 'smrt I've feline.
We vzpominisach lasce budes vsak ziti
nami navzdy, nebct' neni nam mozno Tebe Ia
Pomenouti. Dnesni den venujem Tobs. Spi sladce,
drahy man7e otce mas Pokoj Tobe tmavem
hrobc.
BAREORA vACfK. manzelka ditky
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POSMRTNi VZPOMiNKA.

Dnesni den otevira nezacelenou ranu srdcich
1asich mad umrtim naseho milovaneho nanzela a
oscc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-12
OZNAMENl UMRTl.

Vsern pfateiGm a znamyn oznan,ujenne truchli-
zpxavu, se zemsela naSe milovana manzelka.
matxs babicka
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-12
Newport and Lyndonville Men Taken
Smuggling Booze.

r. J. Snyder of Lyndonville and
John Brouillette Of Newport were
caught Saturday violating the Vol
stead act and are under bail to appear
before the United States court.
United States Deputy Collectors of
Customs H. A. Rice and H. G. Locklyi
of Derby Line apprehended tie men
at Willoughby Lake in the early nours
of the morning. The two United
States custom officers were in that sec
ton, with the purpose of scooping any
who might be trying to get away with
smuggled liquors and the car contain
ing Sydney and Brouillette came along
The car was a Cadillac bearing a
Vermont number plate, and was being
operated by Brouillette. Upon examin-
alton of the car % quarts of liquor
were found-24 quarts of Scotch and
four quarts of gin. The car and
liquor were seized and with the oc-
cupants were brought to Newport,
where the men appeared before
United States Commissioner Walter
II. Cleary, each being held under
5000 bail for their appearance at a
later session Of the United States
court.
I. C. Bryant went surety for
Brouilette and Sydney was held wait
ing bail. The Cadillac is claimed ito
be the property of Mr.. Beardsley iof
Barre.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-12
BARTON

Tom Harrington is on the sick list
Isador Kugler is business visito,
in Newport.
There were 45 guests at the Hotel
over Sunday.
Miss Bernice Atwell is caring for
Mrs. Ada Webster.
Mrs. j. F. Batchelder has been iii
with severe cold.
j.. c. King was in Boston the first
OF the week on business.
Mrs. M. w. Magoon still remains
very i'll at Crystal Lake Hotel.
Mrs. Clarence Webster is recover
ing slowly from a IL weeks illness
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Briggs Of Bos-
ton were recent guests at Hotel Bar
ton.
w. w. Bryant is spending some
time In Troy with his son, /. C. Bry-
ant.
+. d. Thompson has been confined
to the house with illness for a few
days.
Mr.. Leach and family have moved
into the McDougal tenement on Main
street.
Mrs. F. P. Smith spent last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Grow, at Walden.
Don't fail to turn to page 6 for
the big Bradford Clothes Shop an
nOuncement. adv
Mrs. Margaret Sylvester of Boston
is spending few days with her broth
er, F. D. Thompson.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-12
Barton Academy Notes

There are several new enrollments
in the school.
The class of 1923 received thei,
class rings last Thursday and accord
ing to all reports seem to be well
pleased with them.
The state Teachers convention is
being held this year at Rutland: AL
of the high school faculty are attend
ing, also Supt. C. j. Batchelder, Miss
Burgess and Miss Chapman. Grades
three, four, five and six are keeping
as usual.
School closed Tuesday night for the
remainder of the week because We'd
nesday is Columbus day and Thurs
day and Friday there is a teachers
convention. The teachers training
class did not return this week but are
to visit other schools.
Friday evening was social evening
for parents and teachers. After a
short entertai inment consisting of
reading, singing by the Glee. club,
presentation of the flags won in the
above mentioned contest and very
interesting talk by the State Commits
punch and waters were served in the
home economics department.
The contest in the grades for the
silk flag which was to be given to
the grade having the greatest num-
Der of visitors was the. fourth grade,
who had a score of 113. In the high
school similar contest was held and
won by the seventh year, who had a
score of SO. The total number of Wis
itors during the week was 566, of this
number 146 were men. These figures
are convincing arguments that par
ents and townspeople are interested
in their school,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-12
Utton Has Successful Race Season,

w. j. Utton has just returned from
a racing circuit in Maine, New Hamp-
shire and Vermont with five of Geo.
LeBar's horses. The season has been
most successful one for Mr.. Utton
and Mr.. LeBar, the result of the sea-
sons racing showing 18 first moneys
to the credit of the splendid string of
fast steppers under Mr.. Utton's train
ing at Roaring Brook stables. Beside
the IL first moneys, II second purses
have been won, 10 third moneys and
one fourth money.
Some of these races were for good
sized purses, several races being $1,000
purses, and the winnings are there
fore large. Mr.. Utton has IL horses
at the stables now and another comes
from Maine next week.
The horses and their winnings for
the season are as follows:
Nora Hill, eight lists, two Eds, two
3ds.
Malice, four lists, four Eds, two 3ds.
Della McGregor, four lists, three
Eds, three 3ds, one 4th.
Cornado Bell, one 1st, two Eds, 1 Sd.
Helen Peters, one 1st, two 3ds.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-12

Miss Dorothy Kimball, who is
teaching at North Danville, spent the
weekend at her home in Glover.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Miles October z. Mrs.
Miles was formerly Miss Alice Dexter.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Aldrich Ieft
Glover last week en- route for Florida.
where they plan to make their home
in the future.
The community carnival which was
held October 6 and z, was a great s,c-
cess socially and financially. The
chicken-pie supper in charge Of Mrs.
Lola Clark and Mrs. Blanche Stone
was generously patronized. Friday
evening a concert was given which
was much enjoyed. Mrs. B. E. DovIe
OF st: Johnsbury was the reader and
Mr.. Converse and Miss Converse of
Orleans, were the soloists, with Mrs.
nellie Minaukuchi as accompanist.
GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev. John Kimball, Pastor.
Morning worship IL q. M
Sunday school II m.