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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28

Atheny. 27. zari. Kral Kon.
stantin, skloniv sc pred Will ar
madv a valecneho lod'stva
vidal Sc trdnu prime Jifi, jenz
redavnO sc ozenil s princeznou
Marii Rumunskou, stal sc kra-
lem reckym.
Revolucni armada tahne ma
Athenv a dostihne kapitolu v
n6kolika hodinach. Tri sta ar
madnich dGstoinikG navStivi-
10 krale nalehali ma neho, a.
bv sestavil voiensky kabinet.
Prohlasovali, re jsou hotovi
postaviti Sc cello lidu proti
revolucionaf6m. udrzovati pora
dek haiti krale. Ma velike
poulicni demonstraci. ma niz
Sc podileli mnozi vynikajicf OBJ
cane, volano bylo 20 Venizelo-
sow republice. Doslo k W.
trznosti, behem niz drivejsi mi
nfstr zemedelstvi Sideris byl
ranen.
Zaifmavo lest, ze bylo to
muzstvo ma drivejsi bitevnf To-
III Idaho. nvni Lemnos, iez da-
10 podnet k revoluci. V roce
1913 Recko koupilo Idaho a
Missouri Cd Spojenych Statd
Idaho bylo poimenovano Lem
nos, ma pamatku namorniho vi
tazstvi We valce S Turky v 1912
blize ostrova Lemnos. Missouri
hvla poimenovana Kilkish, pt
slavne bitve svedene s Bulha
ry.
Revolucionari prohlasuji, ze
sestavi kabinet, az dorazi dc
Athen.
Ultimatum cd muzstva ma bi
tevni lodi Lemnos, jez dodan'
bvlo do Laurium ma poloostro
We jihovychodne cd Athen, po
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28
PREDPOVfDA HOSPODAR-
KOU KONFERENCI.

Londyn, q. zari. Kongres-
nix Theodore f. Burton O.
hia, V reci proslovene zde. pred
povidal, re hospodarska konfe-
renee bode konana We Wash
ingtone. Pravil rovn6z. re Spo-
jene Staty chteji bezodkladne
zaplaceni dluhu, jimiz jest Jim
povinnovana Europa a evrop-
ske odzbrojeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28
VZPOURA v ALBANlI.

Rim, 27. zari. DIE Zprav OBJ
drzenych dnes, vzpoura vypuk
la v Albanii a povstalci tah-
nou cd Thu ma hlavni mesto IL
ranu. Vojsko bylo pry poraze-
no. Nekolik parnfkI, plntch U
tecencd, odejelo Valony dc
Brindisi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28
PRO vino A PIVO.

: Springfield, Mkss!. 2s. zari.
"Zakonite pozivani lehkych
vim a piva," bylo prijato jako
"planka" platformy ma statni
demokraticke konvenci konane
zde vcera. Rovnez vyslovil Sc
Sized pro dodatecnou odmenu
pro vojaky a osetrovatelky slou
IivSi We Sv6tOve valce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28
pRIJfMAJf NEMECKE DLU-
HOPISY.

Pariz, 27. zari. Spojenecka
reparacni komise uredne prija
Ia vcera nemecke pokladnicni
bondy. nabidnute Belgii ma IL
hradu srpnovych a zariovych
splatek ma odskodne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28

Smyrna, 27. Zafi. Jussuf Ke-
NAL Bey, ministr pro zahranic-
nj v6ci, odeiel dnes Angory $
nacrtkem odpovedi tureckych
nacionalistu ma spojenecke mi
rove navrhy. Vyrozumiva Sc,
re obsahuji nasledujici pod
minky:
l. Nezli zahajena bude mi
rova konference, nacionaliste
obsadi vsechny strategicke DO
dy, tax ably mohla byti uplatne
ma smlouva vzhledem k Thra-
xii.
/, 2.-VSechny briticke silly n.y.
nj ma cest6 budou odvolany a
Britove ustanou opevnovani
neutralniho pasma.
s. Nacionaliste obsadi
Thrakii pied mirovou konfe.
renci.
A. Nacionaliste vyhrazuji
81 pravo kontestovati nektere
body We spojeneckych navr-
zich.
s. Nacionaliste protestuij
proti demilitarisovani Thrakie
a oblasti Marmorskeho more,
ale zadna namitka neni Zdvi
zena prot opevneni Dardanell
6. Sovetske Rusko, Ukrajina
a ostatni zem6 hranicici M
Cerne more budou zastoupenl
ma konferenci.
T. V pripade prijeti svr
chu uvedenych podminek. ma
cionaliste svoluji ku konani kol
ference o prim6ri sc spojenec
.kymi generally.
s. Ia tri dny po konferen
ci Mudanii nayrhOvane mi
rove vyjednavani zapocne W
Smyrne.
Isma pasa. vrcmf vciensk1
velitel ma zapadni fronte. bud
zastupovati nacionalisty na kol
ferenci o pfim6ri, kdezto Mu
stafa Kemal pasa bude mluv
elm ma konferenci We Smyrn6
Carihrad, 27. zari. Tureck
, jizda z Eren Keui s posilam
postupuje k severovychodu n
Asmali-Tepe, podle vseho "a i
/; 6elem oddeleni britickych pre-
Mich strait cd hlavniho vol
, Kephezu. Briticky oddil, po
porovany delostrelectvem, Wy
pravil Sc Canaku, aby eel
. tomuto nejnov6js;lnu tahu Tul
XII.
, Carihrad, 27. zafi. Nom
, valka mezi Velkou Britanil
I Tureckem byla odvracena a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28
KEMAL OHLASIL SVE PODMiNKY.
ZADA ZABEZPECENi VSSEE4O, co MI
SPOJENCI SLIBUJI.
VODCE TURECKYCH NAClONALISTU OCHOTEN
PRlSTOUPITI JENOM MA NEKTERE NAVRHY
EVROPSKYCH VELMOCf
Bulletins:

Carihrad, 28. zar - Mustafa Kema vysila sve pu-
ky do neuralnho pasma dnes pres ultimatum spojenc
Kemal uvedomil gen. Harringtona vetele brtckeho
voska, ze neuznava zadnsho neutralnho pasma podel
Dardanell Carihrsd jest ohrozovan trto nejposled-
nsisim tahem Turks. kemalovc z opevnili bize
britickych posc oblasti Canaku a soustred'uji
kol lsmdu, ktery jest klicem k Carihradu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28


Ze budou Setriti neutrality Dar-
danell, do konference. V niz
bylo by uzavreno primeri. Tim
to ponekud Sc zlepSila situace,
iez samotnymi Brity byla po-
kladana "a kritickou.
V depesi ku Kemalovi pasovi
We Smyine. gen. Harrington Ia
da schuzku britickych a ke-
malovskych generalu v Muda-
Mi neb Ismidu jako nejlepsi
zpusob k dosazeni pratelskeho
dorozumeni pfitomne vazne
situaci vytvorene postupem ke-
maloycu k Dardanellam. Y de-
resi. Jejiz ton jest nanejvyse
. smrr1ty Sc pfavi, ze bylo Dy1.o
politovani hodno, kdyby mistni
okkupace Dardanell mela ohro
Ziti mir.
Pred oznamenim, re Kema-
, lovci budou Setfiti neutrality
Dardanell, Hamid Bey, zastup
ce Angorske vlady pravil k
zpravodaji americkeho Sdruze
: neho tisku: "Kemalovci priro-
zene prekroci tax zvana neu-
tralni pasma, aSak nemaji nei
mensiho umyslu strileti ma Bri-
ty. kteri mali V drzeni tato pa
sma. Zdali vSak Britove hnou
: Sc proti nam, budeme nuceni
odpOvedeti.'
Gen. Harrington odpovedel
Kemalovi, d6kuje mu "a prohla
Semi, re bude Setriti neutrality
Dardanell a re preje 81 odvra-
titi konflikt. Briticky velitel do
dal, re zkaza. ma niz 81 kemal
st6zuje, byla diktovana vojen-
skou nutnosti a prohlasil, re ie
dina rama nebude vypalena pro
ii Turkum V hn6vu, lee n01 je-
no rozkazy. Skoncil pro'evem o
choty setkati Sc Kemalem ma
prihodnem miste k rokovani o
| drozum6ni.
!. Zjistilo sc dnes, re Kemal
pasa vysvetloval Francouzum,
re nacionaliste obsadili Kun
Kaleh a Eren Keui, ponevadz
Britove nedbali neutrality uzin,
dovolivse Rekum volny pru-
| chod iimi.
Rim, 27. zari. Papez Plus
odeslal dnes telegram Mustafu
Kemalovi paSovi, V nemz jej
zada, ably pouzil vsehO mozne'
no usili ma odvraceni srazky
, Britv. Papez sc obava, re val
: ka rozSirila by Sc ma Balkan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-28
KONSTANTIN DONUCEN K RESIG.
NACI VZPOUROU ARMADY.
PRIMO JIRf JEST KRALEM ALE ZAROVEN Sc OZY
w VOLANf 20 REPUBLlCE.
Bulletiny:
Carihrad 28. zafi. - Dnes vyskyty zde zpravy,
ze dfvsjsi fecky kra Konstantin by uvsznsn revou-
cionari AthenSch

Atheny, 28. zaf. = Korunn prime JTi pfal fecky
trcn jako nastupce sveho otce bylo oznameno dnes.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

direction Of Broadr'a,'s master enter.
tanners. There viii be Bachman's ST.
100000 band. Suzanne, the only gorilla
now IN the United States. will be pres
ent with her newborn baby Time
ont will he taken to christen this
) oungster. after which Suzanne viii
make speech in defense of the Oar
Wlnlan theory OF evolution
a thrilling aerial circus viii be pre-
sentod each dey. Radio apparatus will
be shown. The Masonic goat will
be put on public display for the FIRST
tune IN his life. Rare and curious
freaks and oddities from all over the
world will be offered along with IN
numorabl" Ctdor bits Of entertainment.
The cnGrc membership Of New York
Masons and affiliated bodies, number
ing IN all mo>c than 100000. arc be
hind this exposition. Their purpose
in holding t is TO raise funds for tho
meintcnance "f their now Memorial
Hospital in Utica. which has Just been
opened They want TO build up fund
TO erect free Masonic hospital here.
where the poor and needy, regardless
Of who or what they may be, can be
taken care Of. The initial step in this
last phase OF their program will be,
for the time being, to provide for the
upkeep Of one floor In the new Broad
Street Hospital, to be known as the
Masonic floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Masonic Beauty
Bazaar TO Follow
Circus at Garden
Exposition Of Fashions May
3 TO l3 To Be Promoted
by New York Lodges to
Provide Hospital Funds

\, soon As tho circus moves out o.
Madison Square Garden ar army Of
decorators. carpenters, electricians and
what not viii sot to work transGorm-
ing the place into beauty palace.
Then the combined Masonic lodges Of
New Yor)r viii put on a fashion expo
sitior and beauty bazaar which Will
open on May and cnd on MAY IS.
Twice day there will be a fashion
promenade. All day long the mystic
rious tricks that tend TO make the
weaker sex a pleasant strain on the
Jolly old optic nerve will be exhibited
in booths all around the hall. The most
important question 30 the male investi-
gator will be where to go first.
There ought to be quite crowd
around the hosiery, lingerie and cor
set booths. with strong men elbowing
their way toward the front To the
fair sex all this will be Just an excel
lent display of what the Groomed
woman needs. To the prototypes of
Civic Virtue it will be liberal edu-
cation
Besides this hair raising series Of
revelations there will be other varied
and numerous attractions under the
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Dr.CrantDe,,ies
Church Discovd
AssontentQuits
hector Declares Report of
b. L. White, Treasurer
and Nostryman, Resign
ing Has No Foundation
storyMostly False, He Says
Finance Chairman Tells of
$4,000 Deficit Wiped
Out at Last Meeting

Reports of controversy IN the Prot
'stant Episcopal Church Of the Ascen-
ion, West Tenth Street. aud the res
gnat'on Of Burton T. White, TREASURER
md member OF the vestry, were denied
yesterday by the Rev. DR.. Percy Stick
iey Grant, the rector He said. how
.ve7. that Harold A. Content, . lawver
= 1870 Broadway and a member Of tho
7estry for the last two wears. had re
0gned. He received Mr. Contents let
or OF resignation yesterday, two DAYS
ftor the monthly meeting Of the
'estry. AT which personal difference
IS opinion between the rector and Mr.
,ontent is said to have developed.
Neither Mr.. Content nor Dr.. Grant
you'd give the reason for the formers
-eslgnatlon, Mr.. Content choosing to
cave any explanation in the hands of
ne rector and DR.. Grant declining TO
discuss the matter further. Nr. Con
ant said he understood Mr.. White had
-esiGned as ueasurer. This Nh White
1imsef retutod, explaining that he had
rendered his resignation last Novcm-
Der because Of the press Of affairs OUT
side the church and that the position
"as raj burden to him. but that the
yeStry had not yet consented TO relieve
nm He added that he had no intcn-
ION Of resigning from the vestrv.
The story which appeared in news
paper this morning was mostly false"
Dr.. Grant said. There is no dispute
over policy. 7 have no policy, for am
1ot even member Of The finance com
m!5tee. Frederick Johnson, chairman
of the finance committee. can eyDlein
n is nattcr.'
Mr. IohDeOr eaid.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Bellevue Patients
Checred by Visit
From Circus Folk
Courtyard Turned Into Big
Arena. Surrounded by
lnvaIids i'm Wheeled Beds
and Pillo we'd Chairs

The circus folk made thou annual
visit 20 Bellevue Hospital yesterday
and brought a breath Of spring to the
pale shut-ins Of the City Hoepita.
There was the fajntest mockrg sug
Gestlon of renaissance state in the
appearance Of tho quadrangle, with iJs
ringod tiers OF balconies looking down
on the courtyard, whore The perform
ers gave their show under the open
sky Reclining royally amid pillows in
chairs, in wheeled beds or strapped fiat
to some rigid frame, the patients were
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Fr. Duffy and DIR. NIacFarland
Wade CIlapIains in q. Il. &

WASHINGTON, april 22.-Tho appli-
cations OF three clergymen of national
prominence for commissions as chap
lains in the Officers Reserve Corps
have been favorably acted upon by Sec
retary of War Weeks.
Commissions as majors were for
warded to-day 20 the Very Rev, Francis
?: Duffy and Rev. Charles Stcdman
MacFarland, both Of New York City,
and Rev. John Newton Mccormick.
Bishop OF the Episcopal diocese of
Western Michigan
New-York tribune., 1922-04-23

AZ for DR., Grant, he met the situation
Ike man and accepted the reduc
''oIS MS N Wb;te me Gnurch 5s5 budget
money OUT Of his own pocket to help
the church meet its obligations.
Mr. Content was one Of those most
active in patching up the differences
between Dr. Grant and the late Bishop
Burch when the latter took the Ascen
sion rector 70 task for his political
vieGs
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10

Judged by newspaper reports, some
Of the movie actors are called stars
chiefly because they stay out nights.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10
EAST MIDDLEBURY

Mrs. Gilbert Lafarier went to Rens-
selaer, N. Y, last Saturday to visit her
daughter Mrs, George Groves for a
few days.
Mrs. c. Gibbs has purchased of Rob
ert Hunt the house where Clark Hath
away is now living, She will take
possession April l.
George Perry of Rutland, who has
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
D. A. Perry for a few days, returned
home Tuesday,
Mrs. Albert Russell was called to
Bellows Falls Saturday on account OF
the illness of her sister who is in the
Rockingham hospital She is expected
to have an operation Wednesday.
Mrs. c. E. Russell went to Albany
Tuesday, accompanying her niece, Mrs
Ray Russell of Rutland, who is to un-
dergo an operation at the Homeopa-
thic hospital Wednesday. She is eX-
pected to return either Thursday OF
Friday
ROYAL Newton was with his sister
Mrs. Jessie Cakes for the weekend
ROYAL and his brother, Chester, are
working in Dunhams Shoe store il
Brattleboro. Mrs. Newton, who is
working on Munger street, spent Sun
day with her daughter, Jessie,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10
EAST STARKSBORO

c. R. Phillips is home from Boston
for a week.
Rev. L. K Painter visited at {. E.
Phillips recently.
Oscar Oleson has traded his mules
for span or horses
Lewis Wilmot fell on the ice recently,
hurting his arm badly.
Dan Sargent and wife visited at
Clayton Phillips recently.
Roy Stokes of Brown hill spent the
weekend at his brothers, Eli Stokes,
Ira Hallock visited his brother and
sister in Huntington Center Monday.
Ed Rounds has been spending sew
eral days i'll Richmond with his mother
Mrs. Harry Gabree.
Trilba Weaver underwent success
full operation for appendicitis at the
Fanny Allen hospital Thursday oil last
week
Mrs Martin Thompson, who has
been in the Fanny Allen hospital Tor
treatment several weeks, has returned
home.
Hattie Tucker, who has spent several
weeks with her sister, Mrs Lewis
Purinton, has gone to Marlboro, Mass
on a visit
Mrs Orange Stokes, Mrs. Walter
Saddler and Mrs c. EmmonS, all Oh
Huntington, visited at Sheldon stokes
one day last week.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10

The bridal V.
the one worn by d
Queen Alexandra.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10
BRANDON

Miss Carrie Ormsbee is confined to
the house as a result of a fall on the
ice.
Mike Johnson of Poughkeepsie, \.
V, is visiting his brother, James ID.
johnson.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Capen, Mrs Mary Slau-
son and Mrs l. \. Severy spent Sat
urdav in Rutland.
Mrs. Agnes Rumsey Of Philadelphia
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Matte Be
mott of Champlain street.
Miss Addie Briggs has moved from
Franklin street to the tenement IN
the so-caled Parmenter house on Park
street recently vacated by Clyde
Smith
During the heavy rain of last Tues
dav many of the cellars i'll town were
flooded The sewer taking the surface
water from the hill back OF the houses
in the hollow on Center street became
clogced and the cellars were flooded
The water in George Il Welchs mar
bile shop was between three and four
feet deep.
An alarm was sounded Wednesday
afternoon about 1880 o o'clock for a
fire in a tenement in the Scale shop
building on Center stree, which is oc-
cupied bv Charles Tennian. The fire
started in a partition. The Dunmore
Hose company c,tinguished the flames
with chemicals before any serious dam
age was done
Mis-, Mildred Rowland, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Rowland and
Harry Keenan,. son of Mrs. T. G.. Hart
of Cold River road, Rutland, were
married Saturday at the rectory OF the
Church of the Holy Innocents by Rev.
Bernard Kelley. They were attended
by Mrs. Harriet Butterfly and Floyd
Plumley of Rutland
Albert Z. Bassett died last Satur-
day morning at his home on Center
street. He was born in Pittsford 30
wears ago and was a veteran of the
Civil war He is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Martha Phelps, and a
son, George Bassett, both OF this town.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon at . o'clock. Rev. C. r. Hargrove
officiated. Burial was in Pine Hill
cemetery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10
LINCOLN

Carl Moody was i'll Stowe last week
Henry Bennett has moved to New
Haven.
George Palmer has purchased a new
Ford car.
Holice Atwood was at the Center
saturday
Earl Hanlon is sick and has a nurse
rom Bristol,
loren Dwire has returned from
Huntington
George Cormier has moved from the
zoe Ruel place
Henry Palmer was at home from
.errisburg Sunday.
i son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ruhen Cove March 4.
Mrs John Hamilton has returned to
her son in West Lincoln.
Minnie Cushman was at home from
t.ddleburv over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Chase who has been i'll
lew days, is able to sit up.
Leon Devoid was taken to the hos
ital at Burlington March =
The personal property of Curtis
ram will be sold March II.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Murray of Ber-
i'm were at Mrs. c. f. Murray's re-
Gently
Mrs. !. L. Beane and Mrs. c. S.
Pierce spent a few days in Burlington
-eccntly.
G.. a. Purinton and son have pur-
chased a registered bull from parties
IN Starksboro.
Mrs Clarence Atwood has been car
ing Tor Lloyd Bristol who has been
.ilk the past week with pneumonia
Mrs. Arson Palmer and Mrs. Fay
stokes of Starksboro and Mrs. Earnest
~t,leon of Monkton were in town re
Gently.
me District Health Officer G.. F
Edmunds of Bristol was in town Fri
day making his yearly visit in the
schools.
Word has been received of the death
Of Orrin Clark in Illinois. He was the
grandson of Erastus Thayer, formerly
Of Warren, now of Texas
Margery Varney of this town and
Earl Carpenter were married Zebra
arv % by Rev. c. p. Smith at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Varney.
Mrs. Will Cushman died March 3 at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. George
Delphia in Middlebury. The body
was brought here Monday and burial
made beside her husband in the Maple
cemetery.
Judged by newspaper reports, some
of the movie actors are called stars
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10
NEW HAVEN

Mrs. Carroll Bottum has been i'll the
pats week.
Mrs. Wallace Hathorne is visiting
in Enosburg
Lawrence Abbey is to move into the
Fortune house.
Carroll Bennett had birthday party
last Saturday afternoon
Miss Beatrice Benedict spent the
weekend with a friend in Brandon.
Mrs. Victor Shackett, who has been
i'll with pneumonia is much better.
Mrs. F. NJ Partch visited her sister,
Mrs. Ransame O'Bryan in Middlebury
last week.
Hallock Squier, who recently sold
his farm at Cambridge has joined his
family here.
Mrs. Edward Coursey of Lincoln re-
Gently visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H, K. Daniels.
Mrs. c. c. Chaifee and daughter,
Susan spent last Saturday with Mrs
John Benedict in Bristol
Gladys Kingsley returned Saturday
from Middlebury where she has visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. Aurelius Sykes.
The senior class cleared about S240O
last Friday evening when they pre-
sented their drama at North Ferris
burgh
Edwin Harry went to the hospital
Sunday. Mrs. Harry and children are
with her brother, Samuel Vondle and
family
Mrs. Nettie Weston and daughter
Eva visited her daughter, Mrs Levi
Sturtevant in Weybridge last Friday
and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Elmer and Mr..
and Mrs. Plynn Norton of Addison
spent last Friday with Mr., and Mrs
George c. Everest.
Mr. and Mrs. Bohan of Rockaway
Beach, N. Y, have a son, Norman
Chaffee, born February q. Mrs
Bohan will be remembered as Miss
Alice May Chaffee. She is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Mary Chaffee of this
town.
There will he a musical entertain
ment at the Town hall Friday eve
ming, March Il. The following pro-
gram will be given: Opening Chorus,
Skating Song; piano duet, Veva Sne-
den and Mrs Shackett; piano selection
from studies, Gladys Goulette; piano
solo, How Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps,
Leah Everest; songs, March Winds
Secret, b Motion Song, Grade | Lit
tie Polka, Frances Rose Selections
from study book Grace Wheeler
Catch Me-, Rachel Rivers; song,
Goodnight little girl, Marguerite Bot
tum Selection from study book, Lois
Rivers; Piano solo, Eleanor Dana; Vo-
cal duet, Roberts sisters Duet from
study book, Catherine Landon and
Mrs. Shackett; Piano solo and duet
from studies, Allan Everest; Reading,
How Paddy Stole the Rope, Juanita
Wilson; Piano duet, Richard Cush-
man and Mrs Shackett; Song, select
cd, Julius Bottum; Piano solo, Memo
ries of Spring, Catherine Cushman
Reading, Leah Everest; Vocal duet
Catherine Landon and Ralph Peck
Folk Dance, children from Grade II;
Piano solo, Rondo Capriccioso, Eva
Weston; Piano solo, Valse Mignonne
b Piano duet, Jolly Darkies, Juanita
Wilson and Mrs. ShaCkctt; Closing
| chorus
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10
MONKTON
Mrs. l. Burleigh is better.

Mrs. !. Burleigh is better
A. B. Miles was in Charlotte Sun
day.
Mrs. T. d. Buritt was in Burlington
last wee;.
Rev. md Mrs. Knight were in Bris-
toll Saturday.
Brainrd Ladd has bought the sorrel
team of Z. Ladd.
!. E. Ladd went to Essex Junction
recently and bought a work team
b. Corsino and wife of Bristol have
come tt reside with their daughter,
Mrs. D. H. Cox.
Mrs Guy Baldwin has returned to
her HON, from the Mary Fletcher hos
pital in Burlington.
Clark Thomas has entered the EN-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-03-10
GRANVILLE

D. N. Rice spet the weekend IN
Randolph ,.
Mrs. Flora Wood is visiting relatives
in Rochester.
Irene Jennett is at home Tor a time
from her work in Hancock
Ralph Hastings of Pittsheld was at
H II, Hubbards last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Long have re-
turned from Randolph sanatorium,
Miss Beatrice Manning of Rochester
visited her sister, Mrs. Clyde Campbell
recently.