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turned 10 her home The lpAt Of the
wcek aitera VISIT with Mr. aud
airs Bert ZONES u Highland afes
M. and Mrs Martin ler ana
tAEldteh Of mis- eIi street. Nll.
guests Of relatives at Webster W.
Va. over Sunday.
Rev, Oscar Niece Of Wyatt was
q guest in the home OF Mr.. and
Mfs. u. Z. Facet and other
fl6hds here yesterday:
AIRS. ootf Laughlln was, called
to- East Park on last Sunday by
the illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Wesley Satterfield.
Mrs. ". T. Stevens and son
Richard, are guests Of the formers
mother. Mrs. Jane cupps Of Point
Marion, Pa.
Miss Alma Dulin Of Ritesyille,
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All services A. The Highland
Avenue Church yesterday were
well attehdea. EsbeeIAIlR was thIb
true Of the Sunday school, there be-,
Ing an enrolment 81 EOS There
wets also II teachers present and
II officers all officers being pres
emit with the exception Of the presl-
dent 81 the home department, who
was ont bt town. This was / bant
nef day In the school. Although
there has on other occasions been
an attendance OF 3ls. tho fact that
all teachers and officers was
worthy of note.
Building Now Home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Riggs, who
have been living near Fatrmont,
have recently sold their farm and
are building handsome new bun
galow ID Murray avenue. Work on
the building Is being pushed rapid
ly and the family will move to their
new home as soep as It Is complet.
ed.
have New Daughter
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Dulin have received announcement
Of the birth Of q little daughter at
their homo on Parker Run. Mother
aud baby are doing nicely. The
Dulins were formerly residents OF
BellHlew.
TO Elect Officers
All members OF the Junior Ep-
worth League are requested to
meet at the Highland Avenue
Church at 4 o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon OF this week. This is a
very important meeting as an cleo
ton OF officers Is to be held. Tho
meeting will be in charge Of Mrs.
Jack Bintz and Mrs. j. G.. Hupp.
Dinner Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hall and
children OF Pennsylvania avenue,
and Mrs. Jasper Bartug and little
son Roger OF West Chester were
G o'clock dinner guests at the horne
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore in
BellYiew avenue Sunday.
Takes Position
q. ". Talkingten Of the firm OF
Hall 4 darlington, Bellvlew gros4
ers, has accepted a position as
travelling salesman with the Proct
ter & Gamble Distributing Co., Of
pittsburgh. Mr.. Talkington will
enter upon hls new duties on We'd
nesday OF this week.
Critically III
Mrs. Minnie Bearcrait-is very
critically Ill at the home Of her
niece, Mrs. Hays Gaskill In Bell.
view avenue. Mrs. Bearcraft has
been III for several months but in
tho last few days has been grow.
ing steadily worse.
To Pleasant Valley
Mr. and Mrs. John Robey are
making arrangements to move their
family to Pleasant Valley in a few
days. Mr and Mrs Rohey have been
residents Of Pennsylvania avenue
for a long time and have many
friends here
To Have Picture Show
Another picture show will be
given at the Barnes schoolhouse on
Thursday evening OF this week.
The show Of last Thursday night
drew a good crowd and was said 90
be a very fine entertainment. The
pictured are being shown under the
-
auspices OF the school.
Grading Street
A force OF men have been at
work for the past several days do
Ing grading FOR o new street which
is being opened up in the Prickett
addition 10 Bellview.' The new
street will be known as Violet ave-
nue..
Hears From Son
Mrs. Annie Wilson has received
a telegram from her son, Waiter
Wilson, who is a patient in a Cleve-
lana hospital. The telegram stated
that an operation for goiter had
been perform and that the patient
had withstood the operation very
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VAS the guest 81 The Misses Agnes
and Ada sapp over the weekend
Mfrs MarFare chenow9rth 81
aFaEtoH was The guest 81 tfs, Joe
1'cothfAan IN Pennss Iyania afenue
yebtsrday
Ella Catherine, little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Henty Faust. IL
recovering from an attack Of gas
trio fever.
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BEL VIE. M me. VS. NOTES
3auEIRttpfI Inc me
fecai last SATURDAY.
Ankie Ilnlurada

, satistac tbfial Th6 insssages was
Fecelved last Saturday.
Ankle injured.
Mfb. Gotk Ladghhn, who. fhsides
I'm Bellvlew Avenue was b basseu-
ger on the East Side street car
which was wrecked at Cleveland
avenue on last Sunday. Mrs.
taughlin, who was accompanied by
her husband and little son. was
thrown across the car and sustain.
ed an injured ankle. being struck
by a falling ear seat.
Scout Meeting
The members OF the BOY Scout
patrol OF BGliview will meet al the
Sunday school Of the Highland
Avenue n e. Church on Friday
evening at 1880. Scout Master
Tate is expected 10 be present 1t
this meeting and a full attendance
Is requested.
New-hiomes
Hugh Glasscock and Victor Yost
are both making arrangements to
begin the erection OF new DWELL
ings in the PrIckett addition. Sew
eral choice lots in this part OF the
city have recently been purchased
and 1t Is expected that during the
summer there will be much build !.
ing activity.
In Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sapp, Mrs.
Frank WilfohS and Mrs. David
Sapp composed a party Of BellYiew
people whp weer shopping in
Wheeling the last OF the week.
Personals
people who were shopping IN
Highland avenue Is suffering from
an attack OF humps. The little
daughter OF MIR. ana Mrs. Hubert
Canoe is also having a mild at.
/ tack Of the same disease.
Miss Josephine Little OF Clhrks-
burg Is spending several days al
the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. J II.
Moore Of Bellview avenue.
Miss Gail Arnett OF ClarkBburs
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
tCatl stutler In Highland avenue
over the weekend.
John E. Ambrose OF Fulton
street is making Improvements in
his property.
Mrs. W. e. Dennis of Murra,
avenue returned yesterday from .
visit with relatives in Warrington
Mrs. Maud Nay Of shInnston and
Mrs. G. c. Sellers OF the Eas
Side were recent visitors at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Truman
Thompson in Bellview avenue.
Mrs. Icy Rexroad Of Grafton re
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STOPPED INSOMNIA
BY INTERNAL Baths

Nit, WtlliAm Kinder o. 5s7 weN
t4th 81, Dayton, Ohio, writes TO tht
Tssttn HsHahtt Institute Of New
iMasA medicine for phSslc ana the
iantefn6l pois6hs from Constipation
eatited me 10 have Insomnia, but the
N d. u. Cascade corrected all Of this
md II sui sitins me wonderful re-
TRs ~. b. b. Cascade cleanse. the
lower intestine its entire length and
ksens Il always free Of poisonous
Thousands testify that Constipation,
lnaisetti9n, Stomach Troubles, Bill.
ieuknebs, HtAdaehes aud oil tho many
serious trodbltb which they cause are
absolataly relieved and prevented bJ'
this Nature Treatment.
ii q Il. Dfut Go. and Cranes Drug
Store.
Wali gladly explain 10 ron The simple
operation Of Che ~. b. L Caetade,h
why - b 90 certain Ia rs results, and
vii five you ffee OF cost, al interest
Ing little book containing ne results
etTthe exptEieness o. Dr.. Chs. a,
IyfFtll ot Nav York, Vho wa q e1bes
ei4liet on ItteStinAl Complaints Tor
25t years "a thGt city. Why not cut
TIA Out % 4 reniindet 81 ID this
beek o. son ae possible Re1nendbdt,
nlstts "a ffsA.
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!. PRE wAR COINS WANTED

LONDON, March 10 --pemana is
increasing throughout England for
the return OF the gold sovereigns
that have not been In circulation
since 1914. The return Of pfe.war
coins depends on The value Of the
pound abroad. says the chancellor
OF the exrhequer.
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every requirement. Be a good
brother now, and do as I ask Be a
sheriff"
IAN right" said Billy wingo, Il
will"
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The Rider Of Golden b
81 William 1fk TTERsoN WlIITH q
Copyright 1929 III,

be done. Love Is the greatest thing
ia the world, Bill. And, you
mustn't cheat It. II you do, you
might better never have been
born"
He nodded. Try as he might, he
was unable TO feel very badly. He
decided to give II y pas q hopeless
job.
"That.2 said sally Jane. with her
bright smile. takes load of my
heart. As 3 sEtter, ! know Id I'LL
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aunlrn mas AETEnNoS

George Earl 3 months olaTeaon
III M. aud Mrs eoft Lough ~
!fitnn Run! died yestarday after
nS6n ii 5the home at hts parents
INV finef5Ii took plaza this after
,iiSbh nom me home u The child
ndfa4her, REM atArtins and bur.
hi vas made NJ the eetaetery o.
Downs BY undertaken r 6 ions
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hAAl i1Ab4l1 w thtbS4J at ngA9pb
8an6hsowner. II Is feared that
walton has evidence OF the
esnsa activities
GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER III
lJafelesb child, observed Bill
Winkp, coming up on the porch
where Sally Jane lay in the ham.
mock You dropped your hat yes.
terdsy. Z found 1t this morning
Here Il lbi Don't itlove sweet one /.
o. course e you asked me to SIT
down | would, and II you felt like
rustling some coffee and cake, OF
even lust o piece Of pie with a
Ste OF cheese on the sfde-jnst a
bite not over half a pound"
stop calling me sweet one
Nfiss Prescott said Grossly. I'm not
Your sweet one, Or anybody else's
sweet one y
NOTHING like that, sweet one.
The political Bteersmen OF our fair
county rode out to my place last
night and"
iswhat did the old thief waut?e
sally Jane brutually wished 10
know,
Offered me the nomination for
shsrtftt't
sally Jans's laughter was sar.
dpnic.
Are they trying to fool me Of
what7 ne persisted.
Y don't know whether they're
trying 10 fool you or not" was the
reply. sbut they're trying to fool
somebody, that's a iclnch."
u told 'em | didn't want the
job
twhhtsp
He rubbed an outraged ear. mo
need 10 deaten me-" said he.
.tDeaten your" she cried. " could
take q club to you. you tat-head!"
500, 500" he soothed. Don't
get 60 excited. Remember we are
young but once. and every out
sblrkt brings US nearer the grave.
femme finish, that's good child.
They said for me to think 1t over,
and they'd be back In a couple OF
days and take It up with me
again.
"Blll," said Sally Jane. leaning
forward. her Violet eyes shining,
elm serious"
~ "I'll try to believe it" he said re-
igarding her with admiration. But
ilist this minute you look like the
most MYSTERIOUS thing / ever saw
and the most beautiful. Listen,
sally Jane. | wish you'd do as I
ask you. Close your eyes, and
plunge right in. Wed be as happy
as two pups in a basket. Sign on
the dottedline and leave the rest
no me-"
Which nonsense she quite prop
erly disregarded. "BIll want you
to take that nomination. You &C.
Rcept the nomination, and II you
don't make things hum after you're
seitcted you're not the man take
sou for.
Bill slipped right of tho porch
Arail aud sat down Imply on the
floor HIS eyeballs rolled up. His
hand fiuttered over his heart. He
Gbreathed with difficulty. "At last"
sShA Iiuttered.. Accepted! The
shock will be tho death OF mel
SvAterl Wat6rI With a little wills.
Key stirred In. Just little, Not
fnore than four or five fingers, CT
nethapA Six. No sugar.
n He got 70 his feet slowly and
lfeteat6d himself on the rail "You
won't 10 back on your word, Sally
Jane, he told her soberly.
II can dc lots OF things you
never heard o." said she. "But
making two meanings grow where
only one grew before is not One Of
them.
Joking aside" he said. "AlIl
you marry me II ! take this sheriff
1obfp
ltJoklbg aside" said she, would
you want me for a reason like
thkt?n
well, no. he admitted frankly.
ia want YOU to love me a lot.
Honestly Bill, like you a
great deal, but thAres' something
lacking, And when there's some
thing lacking, there's nothing to
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$50 FAST.
every requirement B. a good
brother now, and do as ask Be a
sheriff"
"A i right" said Billy wingo, Il
CHAPTER " ,
Nov there" said Riley Tyler,
staring at the driver OF a buckhord,
"is a girl that is pretty as a III
red wagon, new painted. !"
Hazel Walton stepped into the
blackboard, kicked the brake lever
and swung her team like a work
man.
BILLY hoped across the sidewalk
and ran out into the middle IL
Main street. He beooped UP a pack.
age that had fallen from behind the
seat and hurried up to the buck
board.
Then he realized that Riley Tyler
had not told half the truth about
Hazel Walton'a eyes. True, they
were big aud black and soft, but
they were deep too, deep as cool
rock pools, and they looked at you
steadily with a straight look that
somehow made you wish that you
had been a better boy.
you don't come In town very
often" was his sufficiently inane
observation.
mot very often" said she, and
smiled.
Billy stood quite still in the mid
die OF Main street. With his hat off,
aud, looked after her a moment as
she drove away. Then lie pulled on
the hat with jerk ana returned to
his packing case.
whit did she say to you:" Riley
wanted 10 know.
None Of your business" was the
ungracious reply.
Riley CROSSED one knee over the
other. y got eyes have. Oh,
mlsh and milk. loves young dream,
and when shalt we meet aagin.
Jaw. shut up!" urged Billy and
showed his friend of the packing
case and went elsewhere hastily.
Hazel Walton, Jogging along the
homeward way was overtaken by
a horseman. She returned his
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-15

Word was received here the past
week of the birth of an eight-and-
one-half-pound daughter, E | in r
Belle, to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Wills of
ST. Johnsbury, formerly of this place.
Congratulations
Miss Elizabeth Hawkes. of Smiths
college, Northampton, Mass, got off
the early morning train at West
Westmore, reaching the home of G..
her college Saturday night.
Albert Joseph Buskey, who passed
away at the home of his grandson.
Willie Buskey, in Barton, Monday,
January 23d, at the advanced age of
"a, was a resident of this town for
many years. His parents came from
France and he was born in Quebec,
Canada. He married Mary Louise
LaFountaine, who died quite sudden
Aly about Is years ago. Since her
here alone, caring for himself and
days work that he could find to do,
cutting his own wood, raising his po-
tatoes and vegetables whenever he
could obtain a piece of ground. He
was a very active man up to about
two weeks before his death, when he
went to Barton to spend the winter
He appreciated any favor or act of
| kindness done him by friends and
neighbors. He leaves to mourn his
loss, a daughter, Mrs. Malvina Bus
| key of this place; daughter in Ca
NADIA; son, Henry Buskey, of Maine
| besides a number of grandchildren
and great-grandchildre One son
Joseph, was killed in the Pillsbury
mill at South Barton some years
/ ago. Funeral services were held al
the r. C. church at Barton.
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ALBANY

Elmer George is i'll with stomach
trouble.
A. c.. Cheney was a visitor in Bur-
lington last week.
Kenneth Newton is reported sick
with mumps at Montpelier seminary.
Rev and Mrs. Newton attended the
donation at Craftsbury Friday even
ing.
Alvah Shute- from West Burke is
visiting his mother, Mrs. N. R.
Shute.
Peter Mitchell from West Burke
visited his another, Mrs. Mitchell, last
Friday.
Mrs. Will Ames of South Albany
was a visitor of Mrs. S. A. Searles
Saturday.
Mr.. Gray and two sons from SUIT
ton attended the funeral of Mrs. Cliff
ton Wing last Friday.
Mrs. Lon Fisher has gone to the
hospital at Burlington. George Fer
ry accompanied her.
S. A. Searles was not as well as
usual last week. DIR. Templeton of
Irasburg was called to see him.
Birch Hill Camp No. 927O will
present can Arizona Cowboy" at M.
w. A. hal February 22d, with a
dance after the play.
N. A. Cutler wants to know who
can beat this for r. /. Red pullet's
egg, which was laid last. week and
measures 7x8 inches.
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BLOOMINGTON

Mrs. Nellie Burroughs was very i'll
last week.
Miss Florence Damon is working
for Mrs. Glenn Newton.
George Watts visited at Arthur
Davies one day last week.
Luke Lamarre has gone to New
Bedford, Mass, for time.
Lawrence and Archie Lacoss are
saving wood in this, vicinity.
Mrs. Alkaline Church spent last
week with Mrs. Nellie Going.
Benjamin Burroughs is quite sick
with the grip and rheumatism.
Miss Melba Blake is with her sis
ter, Mrs. Oliver Wells, in Irasburg.
E. S. Kelley attended the dairy
mems meeting at Orleans recently.
Mrs Addie Virgins has had the
| grip but is better at this writing.
Mrs. A. w. Davies is having a very
serious attack of ulcers in the stom-
ach.
| Gilbert Gross, Jr., has been out of
school the past week with a hard
cold.
Mrs. Will Reid and three girls are
quite i'll with the prevailing distem-
per.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coolbeth and
son visited his parents in Beebe Sat-
urday.
The friends here are very sorry to
learn of the sickness of Mrs. Tru-
man Blake.
Mrs. Azarais Beauregard is stay
| ing with Mrs. Lussier at Orleans for
a few days.
Miss Blanche SWEET visited her
mother, Mrs. Dow, in Salem Derby
/ over the weekend.
| Mrs. Mabel Herman returned from
the hospital at St. Johnsbury last
week Wednesday.
! W. M Davies carried the mail last
week on account Of the illness of
Mrs. A. W. Davies.
/ Mrs Edith Mason and baby and
Mrs. Della Ingalls, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lacoss.
Owing to the i'll health of Rev. R.
+, A. Hamilton. Rev. G. D. Pierce filled
the pulpit at Broynington last Sun
day:
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Kahlstron1
are planning to move onto DR.. Wells
farm in Westmore the last of this
/ month.
/ Mrs. Kate Virgins, Mrs. Myrtle
/ Burroughs, Mrs. Flora Shattuck,
! Miss Alice MURRAY, George Beaure-
/ gard, and Mrs. Ida Alix are sick
with hard colds.
The Wide Awake club had a very
successful meeting at the schoolhouse
in the village last week. MIR. Bacon
was there and helped plan the work
for the coming year.
| The following volumes have just
been bought for the Congregational
Sunday school library: London, "Call
of the Wild" Deland, 'The Iron
Woman" o. Henry, '1The Four Mil
lion;" Parker, "The Weavers;" Con-
an Doyle, "The Adventures of Sher-
lock Holiness" Kingsley, "Greek He
roes;" Fosdick, "The Meaning of
/ FAITH" Swain, what and Where Is
God;" Lincoln, "Shavings;" Irwin,
''The Next War;" Maeterlinck, ''The
Bluebird;" '.The Children's Story
Garden" and five volumes of every
Child Should Know" series, trees,
natural wonders, wild flowers, birds,
and famous stories.
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Green Mountain Theatre
Your Theatre.

We feel that there is just word
of appreciation on our part due to
our patrons for, the good patronage
they have, given us this winter.
While we have been giving you good
shows we are going to give better,
longer and greater variety from now
on. This week we start with anoth-
er smash of a comedy, extra from
our regular show. A comedy first,
five-reel feature second, and serial
third. Hearts and Clubs" comedy;
Eva Novak in ''The Torrent" and
ocean scene, five-reel feature; then
comes the big serial, eight reels in
all. Be sure and come early. We
believe we are running a serial that
will give the best satisfaction of any
ever run in town. Remember we left
Eileen Segdwick last week in the
African jungle with cannibals. Be
sure and see her this week go
through the most dangerous test you
| ever heard of. Irasburg Saturday
night. Next week six reels, all com
edy, Lyons Moran, a shocking night
and the fourth episode Diamond
! Queen"
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Alfred Bimson, who underwent an
operation at Brightlook hospital re-
Gently, is reported doing as well as
possible under the circumstances.
The donation at the M. E. church
was decided success The weather
was all that could be asked for, the
entertainment and supper fine The
net proceeds were $142.
The funeral of Mrs. Clifton Wing
and infant child, who died last We'd
nesdav, was held at the home. of
Frank Wing Friday, Rev. Percy New
ton officiating and burial was in the
village cemetery.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
NOTES
Rev. Percy Newton, Pastor
Sunday Services
Afternoon ZOO o'clock.
Sunday school 800 o'clock.
Evening ZOO o'clock
An invitation is given to all men,
bers of the community to attend these
services.
SOUTH ALBANY CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Percy Newton. Pastor
Sunday services
Preaching at 1920.
Sunday school 11.3O
An invitation is given to all mem
bers of the community to attend these
services.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-02-15
WORLD NEWS NOTES

The municipal government of
Stonewall, ~ c., is strictly feminine.
Miss Maud E. Tatterthwhite is may
or and she is assisted by city coun-
Gil of three women.
Six hundred World war veterans,
many of them weak from lack of
nourishment, applied at Legion head
quarters in Boston Monday, each hop
ing to be one among the 100 that
would be put to work in the Middle
sex Fells reservation. None were en-
ployed.
Representative Schall of Minnesota
has introduced a bill in Congress for
a new calendar. He would divide the
year into 10 months, each of % days
and make into dateless holidays the
one day left over in the ordinary
year and the two days left over in a
leap year.