davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
GEN. DR.. MILAN r. STEFANIK.

ldlllk VSuue, kde pOlfeDd VIVA
GCvala. On zadal vojenske We
litelstvi, ably povolilo ceskoslo-
venskemu vojsku vystupovat
samostatne, V roce 1916, nez
.jel do Ruska, dostal povoleni,
ably tam zorganisoval samostat
nou ceskoslovenskou armada,
coz Sc mu Ia pomoci Pavlu,
Klecandy, Cermaka. "a j. vzdor
pTekazkam Sc strany Sturme-
rovy vlady podar1lo. Pc navra-
tn do Pafize, konal pripravy,
ably mohl rakouskymi zajatci
rozmnoziti fady ceskosloven-
skych legii. Roku 1917, ziskav
dovoleni Francie, vydal Sc do
Spoj. Statu, ably mezi Cechoslo
vaky verboval dobrovolniky do
rad legii, zaroven ziskaval i pc
moe financni.
Ma svych velikych schuzich
V Chicago, New Yorku q j. pro
hlasi,l re nasim ellen bylo ne
jen Sc organisovat, ale uv6do-
movat ciZinu o naSem pravu a
zvlaSte spojenee o tom pre-
sv6dcovat. Bylo to pfani naro-
da donna bez rozdilu nabozen-
stvi a politiky, jakoz i vsech
ceskoslovenskych kolonii "a
hranicemi Nemci a Mad'ari vi
douce marnost sveho usili 20
troGiti Cechy a Slovaky, nabi-
zeli kompromis, ale nasi znajl-
&c uskoky n~epratel, nesedli ma
lep a vSechny vrstvy naroda
be- rozdllu smysleni, dine 81.
kvetna 1917, prohlasili Sc pro
demokratickou republiku.
Nasledkem V~sestranne agita
ce Masaryka V Rusku, Stefani
ka We Francii a Italii rostly IA
dy dobrovolniku. Stefanik, jsa
jmenovan generalem, ne.ien re
armadu tn vZorne vedl, ale i
mnohdy yzletl v aeroplanu mad
nepratelska voiska a shazoval
letaky, v~yzyvajici vojlny, ably
prebehli k nepriteli a bojovali
proti svemu utlacovateli.
Stefanik, ac isa stale churav,
byl stale cinnym s Masarykem
a BeneSem V oboru diplomatic
KEN a vysledek toho byl, re
vlada Francie prvni uznala sa-
mostatny teskoslovensky Stat a
pTikladu toho nasledovaly pax
i vSechny ostatnl ~spoleneck6
mocnosti. Brzy pc prohlaseni
r~epubliky byl Stefanik jmeno.
van co prvni ministr vojenstv.
teze.
Ae stale churav. vydal Sc je.
ste ma cestu do Sibire, ably Sc.
znal, iak by NONE bylo dopra'
viii tamni nase vojsko do Via
SIT, seznal pro tn dobu bezna.
! delnost a bezuGelnost toho "a
: meru, vrativ Sc do Parize, wy
mohl ma Wade Francie aspoi
lekafskou a i jinou pomoc tam
} nj casti armady. Ma dukaz vdt
l tnosti poslali mt nasi re Sibirt
vzacny cerkezsky nee, zlaten
: a drahokamy ozdobeny. Da,
ten vsaE prisel az til dny pt
: ieho smrti. Rozlouciv Sc pax
' PaTizi, odejel do I~talie, spatri
: ii svoji snoubenku, damu to q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26

tickle ved6. Tehdeisim vladnou-
elm kruhum Sc nelibil a TEN
nynejsim libil by Sc jeste meme.
President Cleveland osprave
dlhogal pouziti federalniho
vojska, poneyadz postoyni do
prava byla zdrzovana a preru-
soyana a take dluzno doznati,
re v Chicago Sc udaly vazne
vytrznosti. Pres to vSak V pra-
WI byl Altgeldt a Cleveland byl
V nepravu, nebot' nebyl poza-
dan statnimi urady 0 poslani
federalniho vojska do lllinoi-
81. Altgeldt Sc drzel ustavy,
Cleveland il poruSil, ably po-
mohl zeleznitnim magnatum
zIomiti stavku.
Jake iSou pohnutky presiden
Ia Hardlnga Y tom VyhrozOVa-
nj federalnlm yojskem?
y II Il
Pred n6jakym Casem psali
jsme ma tomto mistG, re TAX
zvany ku KluX Khan zacina "a
sahovati do politiky a re ma
lem Y Oregonu prosadil nomina
ci svych kandidatu pro urad
spolkoveho senatora a guver-
nera.
Co Sc teto ofganisaci nepo-
dalllo V Oregonu, povedlo Sc
il minuly tyden y TeXasu, kde
vSichni kandidati, podporovani
klanem, byli nominovani, me-
ri mimi kandidati pro urady gu
vernera a spolkoveho senatora.
NyneiSi senator Culberson,
ienz proti KlaAu vystoupil, byl
porazen.
Toto asi pohne politikare ku
vaznemu premySleni, nebot'
mnozi Sc az dosud domnivali
re n~eilepsim prostredkem k ii
skani popularity jest odsuzova
ii a pranyrovati Khan. Nsech-
no nasV6dcuie, re organisace
tato Dude hrati dulezitou roll '
americke politice.
Znamy tydennik Literary
Digest rozeslal ma 100000
hiasovacich listku osoban
re ysech It'd spolecenskych Z
vsech %povolani 20 celych Spo
jenych Statech ia ucelem iii
stem verejneho sentimentu W
veci prohibice a federalniht
vojenskeho bonusu.
Ma ballotu lsou tyto otazky
Jste pro pfisne prevalent osm
nacteho dodatku a Nolsteadov;
zakona? Jste pro zmirneni Vo
steadoVa zakona, tax ably do
volena byla lehka VIVA a pivo'
: Jste pro odvolani prohibicnih'
/ dodatku?
Pro clslo z minuleho tydn
: secteno pres 100000 hlasus
timto vysledkem: Pro prism
: prevalent prohibicniho zako
: ma, 1851 hlasu pro 'lehka VI
i liza a Diva, 85.l5l; pro odvolar
Y prohibicniho dodatku, 45,64t
4 Vidlme tudiz, re pro prohibic
4 jak jest nyni. vr2eno pouZ
i T6,597 hlasu a 130,T97 HAS
E proti, bud pro povoieni lei
Z kych vim a piva neb pro naprt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
0 SOUCASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

Ia jakych okolnosti presi-
dent Spojenych Statu ma pra-
vo vyvolati federalni vojsko k
domaci sluzb6? Otazka tato
znovu Sc vynorila ma povrch
vvhruzkou p. Hardinga pouziti
Drav;delneho voJska We staVce
haviru ku hlidani dolu, V nichz
by Sc praeovalo. We Have H.,
odstavci 2. ustavy Sc pravi,
president budiz vrchnim veil
telcm armady a valecneho LODI
stva Spojenych Statu a milice
iednotliVych statu, kdyz byla
povolana do skuteGne sluZby
Spoienych Statu - V odstav
CT g., mezi pravomoci kongre-
su Sc uvadi g.. .Ciniti opatreni
ma vyvolani milice ku provade-
nj zskonu Unie, k potlacovanl
no,at5ni nod,55en vnadn
Il tohoto Jest Jasno, re sice
=. ~
$500. a.
i"n' DS'
az aI;t H. fadrlai
ssNo'"u -
~ .o'A". -
~ -
auS 80.
We hlaFe ~" oostaNol - y
staNy Se piaNi'
Spolehe 0taty zafucl ha@'
demu @talu oiil fepuoiiNaii.
skou 1orau Vsaay oudou ehfa
NIT kaZaV 2 men pfou Vpaau =
ma zadost snenu' heo guNefhe'
ia 'kdyz snem hemoze oyt
sVolan), pfotl domacliA NASH
nostem.
10 Jest feceno Tax JaSile' jar
to Jcnom muze bytl' re pfesi
dent do zadneho s'ata iieaiii
poslatl 1ederalni VolSko' LEI
kdyz tam VypuklV donlael Il;
sllnostl q KdyZ oyl 70 poHa
dan snemem heo soVefhefeil
kdyz snem hemuze pyll 8so
Ian.
DIE ustaVy' ktefa Y ONT
bode mldVl urci'e' p~fealae''
nesmi posiati leoefaiill NolsNo
ably illldaio y pfael Skeoy
totlz poVazuJe-h oStaFu -
skutecny zakladhi zakoh zelli'
a nixon "a car oaolfu Jak'
neniectl miiftaflste poVazoNal
smlouvu, kterou zafuceha os
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28
NOTICE
- Nn-M


Sealed bids will be received on or before
2 O'clock p. m. on Monday, the lst 'laJ or
NAV 1922. for the purchase Of a pile driver.
the hammer 10 weigh 1900 pounds and $500
mounds and pullrys and cables and necessary
equipment complete. and for the puretase OF
creo.n'cl lumber Of following dimensions:
Plin9; IS TO 3j feet long. u inch butS and
3 inch tips.
Lumber lOxl2. Il 10 16 feet long 3Sl2'
I6 feet lonr iyl2. 1G feet long 3xS, IS to
% feet long. iyG. lG feet long Xxi. u tn
lG feet long 3ys and 3yl0, l. TO Is feet long.
all square edges and sound. All 10 be treated
with No. Y crcoso,ed oil delivered AZ Macon.
BrooksyiIIe or Shuqualak, Novubee County.
Miss.
The contract will be awarded to the low
est bidder.
Tho Board reserves the right TO reject any
or an bids .
By order Of the Board sf Supervisors Of
Noxubcc County, Mississippi this 9Th day OF
April, 1922. q,
JNO. A. TYSON. Chacery Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28
DELINQUENT POLL TAX LIST

/. =. P, Farrar, Sheriff and Tax
Collector of NoXubee County, Mss,
do hereby certify that the following Is
q true and correct list of the delln-
quent poll tax list Of said County,
remaining unpaid at the close of the
business day of February LIST, 1922,
for the fiscal year 1921.
". F. FARRAR
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
By E. D. Hunter. D. S.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day of March, 1922.
(Sean c. V. ADAMS
Circuit Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28
'ITAION NOTICE.
H. -

IN the Circuit Court Of Noxubee County
NJ. r. HarpoIe, Of al. vs. National Water Sup
ply Co. and - Of Macon.-No. sg2.
To National Wa~ Supps Company SsIttgart.
Ark.
We command you TO be and Appear before
TIE Judge Of our said Circuit Court at Aug
ust Term thereof 20 be holden at the Court
House. in the City Of Macon, in said county
Of Noxuhee. on the 3rd Monday in August
A. D.. 1922. then and there 70 plead. answer
or demuE TO the Petition in said cause wherein
you are defendant
Witness my signature and seal Of said Court
affixed at my office in City Of Macon, Miss.
this 4th day Of April 1872.
c. V. ADAMS, Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28
CITY OF MACON

Coleman Perry: Conner Adline:
Cotton Mary: Cotton Laura;
Cotton Rose: Creedle Mrs. J. {,
Cru,chins Sarah: Dismukes Scotti
Davis Genie: Davis Maria
Diusmoire VIII: Dixon Jennie
Dixon Willis DOUGLASS Caroline
Douglass Willie Dudley Eliza:
Durant Jesse; Evans Mrs. ). X.
E7ell ". f.: Eel Mrs. W. F.
Gardner Arthur: Goodwin Grant
Finner Liza: Gales q.
Gardner Maggie: Gardner Jno. NJ.
Gardner Harriet Gardner Laura
Gardner Maggie: Glass Emma;
Caff Clara: Goodwin Mary:
Grace Mrs. ". W: Green Mamie
Gribbsby Gertrude: Griggs John Lewis
Hickman Mrs. w. f.: Hill j. c.
Hardin Mrs. c.. G.: Harrison Annie
Hawkins Rebecea: Higgins Laura.
HIN Mrs. &c: HUMPHREYS O.. N.
Fumphries Mrs. O. NJ: HUMPHREYS ORGY
HUMPHREYS Sam Hunter Julia
Johnson Grant: Irsch Theodore
jackson Miss Clara. Johnson Neal
Johnson Savannah: Jones Ance
Jones Augusta Jones Mrs. f. L..
Jones John: Jones Winston
Ledd Alice: Kelly Mary Jane
Lee Annie: Lee VIII
Ielwell Jane: Lever B.. A.
Linceum 0. b.. Mrs: Long Carrie
lovelace Dilsy; LoNe'ace N1U'"'
Macon Pensy: Martin n ".
Narthcnv Larry: Neacnam -;
Martin Mrs. II, ": Mason Il"oN
Mason fannie: Mason WINE
N8theny tila: hartEenE az ST
Natheny Mary Ann; FlathehS "e'''e
Minor Bob: Minor One
Minor Sallie: Moore Safah: N,44o.
MONTGOMERY r. D.; MohISo"eiS WV
Mosely Rosa. Mose,y Jouie
NcLemore ", III Neeiy n D',
McMullans Mrs, i. n 'neeiy 4"aso"'o'"
Neville }. r.; MeVllle H''ie"l
Rhymes C.. D.: Rhymes n. !.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28
HANNA'S ART
STUDIO
COLUMBUS, MISS.

When in Columbus let us
show YOU our upto-date STYLES
in photos.
Kodak work sent us by mail
will receive prompt attention.
Send us your next roll.
All work guaranteed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28
~SHUQUALAK PRECINT

Allen Jno: Allen Nose Lee
Anthony Amos: Ash Mabel
Alien Nose: Ballard Jordan:
Banks jim: Barnes Minnie:
Paty f. f.. Beaslcy w. p.
Bonner General: Adams viii
Adcock Jennie: Adcock Mrs. Mamie
Alien Beulah Allen Edmond
Allen Fannie: Allen Florence
Allen Kate Allen George
Allen Lula: Ain Margaret
Allen Pearl: Aust Miss Ida
Ballard Ada: Ballard Annie
Ballard Charity Baty Matte
Reasley Pearl: Bell Charlie
Bell Frank: Bell Hynie Z.
Black Lille: Bell Sallie
Burton Bell Burton Margaret
Burton Mamie Bonner Jeff:
Bonner Mary Brandy Rosette
Brookshire Cap: Bonner Lucy
prandy Oliver: Brown Ollie
'1Bryant Ellen Campbell Early
Campbell Ike: Cannon O. l..
Chamberlain John: Brooksfire Ferris:
Rrookshire Lad: Brookshire Lizzie
Rrookshire Mary; Brookshire Roxie
Brown Hannah: Brown Lizzie
Rvrum frankie; Bryant Emma
Bryant Mamie: Bryant Rich
Bryant Robert Bush Allen
Bush Mary: Campbell Mrs. Bette Lee.
Campbell Verda. Campbell Mrs. W. |.
Cannon Mrs. o. L.: Carter Black
Carter Jim Lee: Chamberlain Dug. Zeal.
CRYSTAL Lou: Chamberlain Margie:
Clanton Wash: Chairman Ara May:
Chairman jamie: Cole Nina
Coleman Annie: Coleman Sarah:
Coleman Mamie: Coleman Matte
Coleman Clint: Cole Joe
Coleman Lee: Coleman Tom:
Cotton Edmond: Crawfor Jake
Crockett w. NJ. Coleman Pearl
Corsley Robert: Corsley Carrie
Cotton Della Cotton Jack Jr.
Cotton judy Cotton Rock
Crockett Birdie; Crawford Alice
Groom Roxie: Davis Will
Davis Zeke: Dent Allen
Dew Hamp Dew Tommie
Dew SaIlie brewery A.. g..
Dugan Mrs. NJ. j.: Daniel Mrs. Mary
Dancy Joe: Dancy Will
Danisl John: Daniel Rachel
Daniel Mrs. Ella Davis Claud
Davis Exile: Davis Mary l..
Davis Mamie: Davis Mary
Davis Nettie: Deal Tilda
, Dent Arthur: Dent Classic
nent Fannie Dent Jesse:
Drnt Ida: Dent Minnie:
Denton Carrie Denton John
Dew Bob: Dew Bette
Dew Caroline: Dew Katherine
Now Eli: Dew Fannie
Dow Martha Dew LOWE
Dew Mtly: Dew Roxie
brewery Bette: Dunn Dave:
nlnlap Bave: DusEap Lula:
dunlap Jesse: Deupree Kittie
nespree WILLIAMS: Baves A.
y Trierson sam: Fleming Mrs. Bertha:
Fayes Ara H.: Eaves Miss Annie
Eayes Elizabeth Eaves Monroe
Favees Matte Evans Robt,
diamonds Mattie: Evans Lucy
Elton BRYANT: Hton Susie
C.ote leila: Foote Scott
Foote Tom: Frierson Angie
CATER Mary: CASTOR CAP
Csthricht Dan: Gillespie Lucius
Gee, Gus: Griffin Eli
Gator Susie: Gardner Caroline
Castop Annie: CASTOR Era May:
faaton Henry: Gathright Annie
Satbricbt Jno. Jr.: Gathright Martha
Ssthrirht Thos. Grady Elizabeth:
C~adv Elizabeth: Grady Mamie
Srsen Annie: Greer Delsey
Greer Jim: Greer: John
crser Kirk: Greer Ludie =
Greer Lula Greer Mary
Greer Will: Griffin ALA
Griffin John Griffin Zanie
C,hy Josephine: Gully NJ. ":
ITamrack Steve: Hardin Heary
ua,kips Jeems: HAYNES Levy
ii;hbicr Moore: Holbrooks Sadie
iioui. A. G. Horn Walker
tiov.,ett Dewitt: Hoy William
IIrdson Horace Hudson Ike
Harris Jake: Hibbler Irwin
Ifflbicr Fate. Hawmack Claude
Harris RetHe Harris Lula
Usr,is Walter: Harrison Juln
uarrisen ocie: Hibbler Ben Jr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28
BRooNsyiLLE rREcINr



Allen Jake: Ames Sarah
E,II,.in Afm.tead. Baruett Ole
uartIry Rose. Eorde- Narrcrct
Mlar rtanL. Anne. kiasc
Nrrl IIys,.rs .Ealrr IydIa
u,sb.r.,i, NIafy. I8rnrt, pe,rl
r,,n.s WIN. rerb r.,.ppn
p,,l r,rFi,. pgal I,.epbiue
u,,l Nt,ti,, pn.u NiI1r
MA A,t..,. HL..ttt MIA.
nI".,l, Isaiah pte.it Rom
"a 49,. .'', p'..t. AIrr,I
HMM. s,.,b. R.,.ls Fanpic
R,,,G. A..h pr.,g. nrrri,.
r.,,I' 5.,.g. R...I. AL.
np.ooI. sr.,.f. Il..,.. hntiony
Wi. pr,ccv, p.o,ls rfnis
-
nI"VNs i,ll""' moons Ltu'
nuI h'L. "''u"I" rN'u '"''
oaln bo,n 'am y "'y
Ci"ht,9 hrIIy ,l!s NhaLI'
gay ffaek ~. ,"Hn'i Joe
Oohnot WIN bfooNs 'uia
nroot' MARY Lee .h''oN. llda'
hfo"h Afbo'sa. brown EIa'
Brown inn brown Zee
bryant Emma, bt}a'h MufHIe
nryaoh MAJ hfysoh Nil'iam
BUCK wade buchhalter All
burnett Emma EuifeIl JACK
Bush Hraoche: Bush Curtis
bush EDNA Cam RIA
Cam MiIIcy; Cam Nlrgle
Cam Annie Cannon Martha
! andier Pine; Chandler John
Chandler Lula; Ciaiuforne Henry:
Claiborne Rose: Clark Benn
lark hrulah; CLAYTON Ann
Clny Price: Clay John
Clay Lula Clay Mary:
Diokcrson Evergreen ,pIchorson Richard
Domaine H. NJ; DouFIass Jno, NJ
DOUGLASS SANDY: Clay Slnlt
Clayton Sia Clemens Lee:
Cleveland Margaret Charlotte Cleveland
Colbert Blanche: Colbert Jim:
Colbert jcnnIc; Conner Dora
Crymes Mrs G. L.: Dantzlcr Clemens
Dantzicr Phcbo Davis Annie
Davis Linda; Diekcreon Ella
Din Jennie: Dora Mandy:
Do-s EgaIiuc: Douglass Mary:
Douglas Sallie. Duck Wade
EiIuud Rall Filand E.tclla
E'lis Gleod Ellif Melissa
FN F..F. II1# "are.
t... EI.n.. Ellis Martha:
Flowers Jane. Gavin lsrcaI
Gilmore Allie Ann Graham Iommie
henderson Sarah Fifcr Annette
Ilfcr Caleb Flower George.
Flowers Pearl: Foot. Nancy
Gavin Annie: Gla.s SulIic
Glenn Anna Graham Asborry
Graham Bell, Graham Bette
Graham Dora Graham Nctt.c
Gray Eliza; Gray Mcna
Green Anna; Green Prince
Green Sandy Jr Griffin Martha;
10 Griffin Ed: Griffin Eliza
-. Er4FF4. EH# fH.LI.Ff Eagff
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28

Turner Sampteg I'vecdy Jesse
Wake CsrrIs. Wak,r Gcorre
WaIker Jim. Walker Iawyc-
Wot.- Ies. Walker sam.
Wsuar sin. Walker Nattie
WfIEYn CIab, Walker Cello.
WaUs- Nh, Cora. Walker Elizabeth
Waltsr rufa. Nakcr Fannie:
Wake Harriet. Walker Hattie
Walkfr l..a. waItar I,m
Walker Iaua. Walker Mary
Walk,r Nsujs. Walker Mora
Wamrr SarT7- W,fkar Ci.iHv
WaiEs. S'.i.. N.rIE,r Walton
WTlgurn Greatly: Woodftn Mrs. Minnie
IVY rprr1 pprrt>r
LINN MIN : "N
hleFanoeE Stepftoi AlteoeiE waters
BataNln VIM. hoNl hlInntt
AleNander tthe.. Alexander tlEsy
AicAaneel Nlolai Anlhohy teatl
Ashford tlhnIe. Ashford Neofse
Atterbury Ella BALDWIN Hattie
Rankbcld Aach1e. Heanah Mrs. Mary
Bell Emma; Bell Nellie
Bel Na|te. Boyd Sarah
Bcyun bsfyl. Boykn Fannie
Roykiu Mrs. j. j.: Boyk.n Mamie
Boykin Matte W.. Bradford John
Britt Myrtle; Brooks Addle;
Brooks Dunk, Brooks Earl
Brown Anal: Brown Elmore
Butler Ill. taGe Jesse II.
Gaines Emmett; Brooks Jennie
Erooks Puuna: Brooks Willie
Brown Annie: Brown GEORGIA.;
Brown Iu-.'. Brown Matilda
Rrowu Minnie. Bryant Sarah b,
Butter d. N: Butler W. y.
Cadc Ua.Hyt tn3a hH7sic h.
t,mos Dolly: Gaines Emma:
Ialme- isrgaI: Gaines luel
Gaines Maeate Calmes Miiy
Cain SaIHc. Cain William
a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-28

Ea-rs- Les Chancellor Mamie
Pg----e sherman. Butler J. l.
C7iemau Ellen: Coleman Sarah
CaaUot AIEje; Common Mary
Cs,r,r Matte. Conner mrs NJ g..
F-rpor Nrs. C.. NJ. Cotton Anna
Cotton Mrs. Ida Crag Matte
C-sg Viola; Crocker Nancy
C.,t Fannie: Griffin Et
en-. steve: Harley Mrs. Annie
Haynes Clay HAYNES Violet
Hudson Green. Hudson Judse
Daniel Mamie Doss Ernest
durham Laura: Ejche.berger tlorle
Gully Ella Haynes Eta
Eavnes May Haynes Nola
Hi. Harrison hih beutsh
Hudson Carrie: hudson Gertrude
( hudson Milly: hudson Seamore
I.sgrone Tom: Langf0ud Charlie
[ Lindsey Ed; Lampley Li1zie
NcCroy George: Mcdonald Tom;
Mum Peter: kyles Joe
Langford Easter. Langford Elma:
Lindsey Marie: Little Ella
Martin Lily Moore Bessie
Morris Emily E: McCroy Geo, Jr.
McCroy Ida: Mcqueen Mrs. L,L-ie
Mcqueen Viola: Nicholson Bell
Mum Emily: Palmer Jesse
Park Rachel: Park Lilly
Park Nick: Park Willie
Prince BERTHE: Prince NcJ;
Shead Je.. Summons I'd:
Terry Joe: rripiett ellis
Vernon Louis Reed Henry
Sanders Caroline: Sherrod Dot
Shedd Marie. Simmons Sallie
Sudberry Ross; Sviudle Mrs. Anna
Terry povie: Thomas Mamie
Thomas Serafiu: thomson Mrs. \. J.
Thompson j. l., Thompson Pearl
Nandevender Mrs. Alma:
Vaughn Joe: Vaughn Lena:
Vernon Clarence. Vernon Elizabeth
Walker Larry: Walker Mat;
Watkins Nellie Weaver Lille
White Mamie
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-11
GOODE FOR JAY PEAK DAY
Famous Boston Chamber of Com.
merce Speaker Will Be Present.

The program for Jay Peak day
promises great things. Every
one is getting behind the project
velopment Association is sending out
notices to it's membership and to
many besides, and the Newport Cham
Der of Commerce is sending out 200
invitations to it's membership and to
others. Still other organizations are
getting behind the project and Sec
retary Taylor of the Green Mountain
club says Denny Goode of Boston,
secretary of the convention bureau OF
that organization, will come all the
way from Boston to be present and
speak. Frank Howe of Bennington
will also be present to speak as well
as President Cooper and Secretary
Taylor of the Green Mountain Club.
The plan is for big gathering at
the foot of the peak near the site OF
the old Mountain house where fires
will be kindled for roasting frank
furts and bacon and cooking coffee
and where lunch will be eaten and the
program held. Any who desire to dc
so may climb the peak.
The notice sent out by the Barton
and Newport organizations says to be
sure and reserve the day, fill your car
start early, take your lunch and have
good time If the day is rainy cal
it Saturday and if Saturday is bac
call the entire event off for this fall
Drive via. North Troy or Westfelc
and Jay.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-11
HANDsoMEsT HOTEL MAN
Former Hotel Barton Owner.
Counted Among Foremost in
State.

The Green Mountain Beacon, a
temporary paper published by the
hotel men of the state, says of j. V.
Rowen:
''Vermont's handsomest hotel man
is Mr.. John V. Rowen, manager of
the Hotel Barre in Barre. Nor does
he belle the poets definition of that
qualification, for of him it can be
truthfully said that handsome is
that handsome does" Mr.. Rowen is
one of the most progressive members
of the Hotel Association and right
fully a member of the executive COM
mittee.
"John, as his friends call him, came
to Vermont from Lowell, Mass.
where he began his hotel career 20
years ago as high clerk in the. old
American House, The opportunities
of the Green mountains beckoned him
to Barton where he purchased the
Hotel Barton. There his geniality
and executive ability won for him a
reputation beyond his town and when
business men of Barre built thei1
fine new hotel, Mr.. Rowen was pre-
vailed upon to accept its manage
ment Today the Hotel Barre ranks
with the best in the state, proof
enough of the caliber of it's execu-
tive.
"Mr. Rowen is regarded among
those most sympathetic with the pro-
gressive program of the Association
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-11
BARTON

The bank will be closed Thursday,
Columbus day.
See Kelley's auction ad on page
four of this paper. adv
Postmaster Cornelius Buckley is
having his vacation.
Isador Sockol is in New York buy
ing goods for his new store.
Joe Terrien of Dover, N. H., is in
town for few days on business.
Mrs. Hattie Hopkins is visiting her
son, Harlow Hopkins, in Richford.
Miss Gladys Huntington has been
called to her school in Connecticut.
Mrs A. R. Cowles is spending a
few days in Greensboro with friends.
Mrs. Gates visited her brother, DR..
H. R. Clark, at Woodsville last week.
Harry S. Rowe11 of Albany won the
prize. clock at the Mosher-Marsh
store.
Mrs. Ella E. Frasier of Orleans
visited her son, J. G. Martin, last
week.
Miss Mary Buckley, cook at Hotel
Barton, is away on her annual va
cation.
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Johnsbury and Rochester, N. Y,
where she visited relatives.
The Jewett family, who have spent
the summer at Shadow lake, returned
to their home in Cleveland, Ohio,
Tuesday.
Joe Montminy has transferred his
meat and grocery business from the
basement in the Niles house to the
store in the new building of Wesley
Drew.
The Neighborhood club wassdeIigF1t-
fully entertained October by Mrs.
Amos Bean at their cottage and
grounds at Shadow lake. This was
an all-day affair, the sun shone, the
water sparkled and the leaves were
gorgeous. The dinner consisted of
bacon and sweet corn and was served
by the lakeside. The guests of the
club were Mrs. Mary Cobb, Mrs.
Mary Parker, Mrs. Mamie Mason,
Miss Carol Kimba1l of Glover and Mr..
and Mrs. C.. A. Barrows of Barton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Continued on Page Eighty.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-11
Rev. VIM. Carr Dead.

The following from the Poquonock,
Conn. Times will be of interest to
many readers who have known Mr..
Carr:
"The Rev. William Carr, pastor of
the congregational church in Poquo-
mock for the past 15 years, died at
the Hartford hospital Tuesday night,
September 18th, following an opera
ton which he underwent last Satur-
day. Mr.. Carr was the son of Hugh
and Mary Landregan Carr, and was
born In Kilwinney, Scotland, January
15, 1845. When he was a lad OF eight
years his parents came to this coun-
try, settling first at Craftsbury and
afterward in Glover, VT. He was
graduated from Kimbal Union acad-
emy, Meriden, N. H, and from Dart
mouth college in 1875, and from the
Yale Theological seminary in 1878.
On September 16, 1880, he was mar
ried to Susan E. Thompson of Bos-
ton, Mass. He held pastorates in
Irasburg, Sheldon and Brookfeld, VT,
also in Midway and Sheffield, Mass.
In July, 1896, he. accepted the pas
torate of the Taftville (Norwich) Con-
gregational church, where he was in
strumental in erecting a beautiful
church edifce, the first church build
ing owned by the society. In Decem-
Der 1907, he accepted the present pas
torate at Poquonock.
Besides his wife, he leaves two
brothers, James B., of Redfield, S. D.,
and Garvan A., of Manchester, N. H.
The funeral, held September 49,
was on the day of the 42d anniversary
of his marriage.