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DIN OCNA V1ETE.
(Urmare(

''Nu te uiti? deschide ochii, 81
vezi: pc cand toti d 'afara Sc cred
liberi, nu unul neinlantuit! Toti
sunt asa de incatusati de nevol
legi 81 conventii, ca La fiecare
miscare zuruiesc lanturile pc Ell.
'Iiberi, toti Sc cred liberi, 81
Ca papusile miscate Gu sfori, sunt
81 eli miscati nu de sfori, ci de
odgoanele, de lanturile nevoilor
Tor. .
ia lasa Filosofule! astea-s
inchipuiri, mofturi, naluciri!"
Incalzit, aprins, batranul ocnas
Sc ridica intr 'un genunchi, 81 a.
proape strigand Sc porneste:
''Dar bine ma, orb esti de
nu vezif!f Mai fioroase lsnturi te
asteapta IN ocna eea mare = vie
feL Nil vszi ess fie A bofdsi, sat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
OCNAVlETEI
Schite 81 Nuvele umoristics
De VASILE POP,

sau oras Gu legile 81 lanturile
lui!! Toata tara, tarile, conti'
nentele, GU lanturile lor; intregul
glob pamantesc abba sc mai miSca
de incatusat ce e de legi, 4pana 81
planetele, soaFele, tOata constela-
tia noastra sorii Gu lumile lor,
toate constelatiile, toata nesfarsi-
rea rotitoare cu miliardele 81 mi
liardele de lumi, Sc misca numai
dupa voia legilor uriase vesnice,
81 imensitatea spaimantatoare de
mare a universului, un fioros 81
nemarginit locas de osanda, in
care nici 0 Dune, nici un atom, nu
Sc poate miSca in afara de lantu-
rile vesnice ale ocnei asteia uni
versale j.. ST tn te bucuri sd
scapi peste un n!f...
Bietnle caraghios!..
'Nici moartes, nici dumnezei-
real nici ninic nh te seapS de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

inlantuiri istorice, lar nu preve-
derii orr intamplarii. Ea vine in
momentul cand noua .viata a ace
stui neam Sc intareste pc moi ase-
zari, sufletesti, inainte de toatc.
pentru ca perlele stinse sd invie,
sa-si traiasca alta viata in vii
torime.
81 la acea cuvantare a d-lui n.
Lorga erau fata represintantii ma
tionalistilor din Ardeal 81 Banat,
GU tricolorul Ligii pc. piepturile
lor, Gu simtiminte in mimi de
unirea sufleteasca care Sc cimenta
in vechiul oras domnesc mtre
oameni de neam deosebit, dar in
carl Sc intaria credinta ga o,sali-
| pire sufleteasca culturala, prin
fericita inspiratie a celui istoricu-
lui roman, este pavaza oricarii ne
lintelegeri trecatoare- intre sufle,
tul lor 81 sufletul acestei teri.
Liga Culturala nu are, secrete
pentru nimeni. Ea are menirea de
face sa strabata adanc i'm sufle-
te credinta ca arta 81 cultura TO.
maneasca izvorite dintr 'un trecut
mai multi viu mai putin viforos,
care au toate calitatile de a face
81 din neamul nostru un punct de
razim pentru sufletul omenesc in
setea lui de inaltarc.
Fericiti aceia carl au inteles
rostul COngresului de la Curtea
de Argos, 81 mai fericiti inca Gel
carl vor merge pc drumul ale ca
rui largi perspective lis 'au des-
chis inainte-le! ~
| Oar, cum orice medalie are 81
reversal Ell, uii singur regret ii
aducem de la Curtea de Arges
Iacele vederi luminoase ale prese,
|dintelui 'Ligei CulturWle" nu All
fost stenografiate 81 nu sc mai
Il
Ipot reface. Studentii. admiratori
al profesorului lOr iubit. au dato-
ria, cum insusi liza spus-o acolo,
sd invete artaii stenografiei pen
tru ca vorbele sd nu sc stinga de.
odata GU aparitia lor, ci sd man
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

osanda ce-ti impusa! Singura
iluzie de scapare al avea-o daca
al putea sd te ridici Gu mintea
asa ametitor de sus in cat sa GU
prinzi rostul existentei! sd pla.
nezi de asupra lumilor, de-asupra
imensitatei, sd te zmulgi = daca
S ar putea = din nemarginirea
firei, 81 la asa infioratoare
inaltime, ca un colos cugetatOr,
de carui marine char cea mai
semeata inchipuire sa Sc ingro-
zeasca, sa cuprinzi in limpezimea
privirei, vartejele miriadelor de
lumi, 81 d 'acolo...' .
Tn garbaciu s'abate Suerand
pc umerii batranului ocnas, 81 un
glas racneste ragusit:
Mars la munca baa I lar
att trecut de ceas Gu prOstiile
dobitocilor!!...
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Legea agrara trebuie sd fie o re-
parare sociala pentru toti
plugarii, fara deosebire
de nationalitate.
de nationalitate.

I.cgea aceaSta ne ofera Ocazla
ca. printr actiune Sl>tematlca
de,voltata in baza diverselor Ell
articole. sd facem ca pamantul
luat odinioara prin diferite apu-
cdturl din mana poporulul sa Sc
intoarca acum din nou in MANA
aceluia care Ia muncit intOtdea-
una in sudoarea fetei sale. 81
cand zic popor. nu inteleg aici
numai poporul romanesc ci inte.
leg pc toti etatenii oropsiti al
acestei tari earl, plugari find, nu
au bucata de pamant care sd asi-
CURE desvoltarea normala trupea-
sea 81 sufleteasca d ori carui &C.
tatean muncitor.
Cuvintele ce LEAN spus aic,
despre concetatenii nostri sasi nu
suit I)ot Iiilt tlill III ii Il du IN VI
din dragostea ce am fata de pO
porul romanesc care fost tinut
yeacuri intregi in iobagie de catre
legiuirile celor 'trel natiuni' ne
MESH. SASH 81 sacuii. 81 care 81 in
timpurile mai noua a fost in mod
barbar nedreptatit GU ocazia Sc
yregarilor 81 comasarilor.
Aici, in Brasov, unde mile de
romani din Scheil Sc asfixiaza in
strimtoarea muntilor find deci
matt de tuberculoza 81 unde bra.
sovechenii 81 darstarii n 'au avut
loc sa-si cladeasca case pentru in
sura tel, trebue sd finn Gu ochii in
patru fiIndca am eXaminat tablou-
rile celor ihdreptatiti 81 am con
statat ca mare parte din aceStla
II au fost trecuti in tablouri.
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CONGRESUL LIGII CULTU-
RALE DE LA CURTEA
DE ARGES.


Liga Culturala STA tinut con-
gresul sau anual in vechea cetate
IA Basarabilor, in Curtea de Arges.
Argesenii Sc simtiau ingrijorati
fata de marea povara ce lie venia,
nu atat pentru gazduirea a patru-
cinci suite de congresisti, ci pentru
ca simtiau de mai inainte in SUI
fletele lor ca acest congress in
seamna mai multi decat o indato-
rire morala 81 culturala pc care .
aveau de indepAt.
Asa cum sa desfaSurat con.
gresul, de la intampinarea cOngre.
sistilor la Cara 81 i'm Plata pu-
blica, pana la sedintele Congre-
sului, pana la visitarea monumen-
telor batrane, pana la masa CO.
muna. ell nu a fost, cum S ar pu-
tea crede. numai o manifestare
lculturala de inaltare 81 de entu-
siasm Gu spornice sperante pentru
viitor.
Acest congress nu fost nlci de
Iveselie, nici de induioSare. FL a
depasit in toate momentele lul
viata trecatoare Gu bucuriile 81
nevoile Ell. Era intregul trecut,
sfantul nostru trecut, care prln-
dea fiori de viata. era manifesto
rea sufletului insusi in continul
tatea lui cea vesnica, pentru care
!individualitatea omeneasca nu IN
semneaza mimic, era viata nOastra
intreaga de arta 81 veche cultura
care cauta sd dea straluciri nOui
|margaritarelor sfinte carQra tim
pul lie luase stralucirea in umede-
lie morminte ale batranilor Voc
vozi. -
lar acest suflet vecinic vi.
brat adanc, profetic, in biserici.
la masa congresistilor, in timpul
piesei ''Zidirea manastirU Curtea
de Arges". in orice ocazlune.
prin glasul aceluia care-l sinte-
tia pentru zilele de All acel su.
flet simtitor la cea mai mica du-
rere omeneasca, hotarit, nesovai
tor. in momentele grele nesigure
ale Neamului.
Aceasta nj 81 mandria vietii
81 pc aceasta trebuie so pastram
ca pc cea mai sfanta 81 tainica
comoara.
In raspunsul pc care Ia dat.
cuvantarii d-lui Ora ghiceanu, pre-
sedintele Ligii, d. n. Iorga, a
rostit cuvinte izvoritte din in
treaga epopee a Neamului care
traia prin el in momente neuitate,
spunandu-i ca descOperirea de la
Curtea de Arges Sc datoreste unei
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LUPTE sfNGEROASE IN
PARAGUAY.

Buenos Aires, Iunie. - lntre
trupele guvernului 81 revOlutiona-
rii din Paraguay s'a incins o
lupta singeroasa la portile orasu-
lui Asuncion, capitala statului
Paraguay.
!. % depese trimisa din Formoso
catre ziarul La Nacion anunta ca
armata face w de artilerie 81 de
mitraliere.
Il Pc stradele din Asuncion M
maize nici picior de- ON, sirmele
telegrafice 81 telefonice sunt ia
late, lar orasul doarme in intu.
neric.
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Asa, de pllda, dlntfe Sutele ue
gospodari indreptatiti din Schelu
n au fost trecuti decat 60 de lnsi
81, daca in timp de Is zile, nu vom
face recurs impotriva tabloulul
neeXact ce Sc va afisa in zilele
acestea la primarie, la scoala, la
biserica cart. 10 din legea agrara)
va fl aproape imposibil dea mai
repara pierderea.
ST sd stiti un lucru, ca Sc re-
curge La fel de fel de mijloace din
partea diferitllor proprletarl pen
tfu Sc impiedeca aplicare Gin.
Stita legii. Fiecare parte ora
sului nostru trebue sd 81 alba pc
langa organele prevazute de lege
81 un comitet agrar permanent
care sa cunoasca precis toate anna,
nuntele legii. sd site de la cine Sc
poate lua 81 nici unul din eel in
dreptatiti sd nu ramana afAra din
tabloul celor indreptatlti..
Acest comitet va trebui sd site
ce loturi Sc pot da in partea locu
lui (art. 81. 90 81 100 din legea
agrara) ce pasuni comunale cart
24-31) 81 ce paduri comunale
Cart. 32-3O.
Ele trebue sd vegheze ca in
baza art. a., nici un cetatean sd
nu ramaa fara loc de casa.
Acest comitet va trebui sa alba
intotdeauna pregatit materialul
pentru actiunea ce este a sc in
treprinde la comisiunile de ocol.
la comisiunile judetene. la comite-
tul agrar. la casa improprietaririi
Cart. ~ 81 in caz de lipsa la mi
nisterul de agricultural.
Acestc comitete. precum 81 ori-
ce cetatean. ne vOm lngrlJl ST
poata gasi in. totdeauna informa-
tile necesare date de specialist in
zile apumite la redaetia 'Gazetei
Transilvaniei'
Conferentiarul anunta ca Parti-
dul rational a publicat o editie
foarte ingrijita a legii agrara
dimpreuna GU regulamentul de
aplicare. Gu indice alfabetic. =
lege care ar trebui sa nu lipseasca
din mana nici unui cetatean care
lntelege imDortanta mare ace
Stei leg de desrobire economical.
din "Gaz. Transilvanieis J.
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lcat era bOerul de marinimos, tot
Sc mai gaseau nerecunoscatOri sd
dea prin apa.
Oar char 81 acum vezi uneori
taranul sade pc marginea carutei,
81 nevasta lui, Gu fusta sumeasa
GU SOldurile albe goale, Gu mani
cele rasfrante pana in umeri, i'm
pinge din rasputeri sd nu Sc no.
moleasca roatele in rau. lar cand
Sc infunda carul in vre-o groapa,
taranul .ridica picioarele, sa nu-si
ude Opincile, felneia vara mantle
.pana la umeri in apa fnsfacand
spitele roatei 81 gemand, ridica !!
Taranul da in boi, boil dau in
branci trasand, 81 caruta trece.
Asia cand sunt goale, dar cand
sunt carele tincarcate, G. alta soco-
teala, ca nu indraznesc romdnii
sd dea prin vad: lie sa nu vada
pc dracul. S'atunci, vrand ne
vrand, stunt siliti sd plateasca po-
darului.
Il vezi neicai A4ta-i ArgesuI,
dar pc eat de batran pare, pc afat
e de tanar, cd ca omul: Gu cat
imbatraneste, Gu atat mai copila
ros Sc face, 81 Gu cat e romanul
mai copilaros, Gu atat mai ta-
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HSTIllyFARE

Stunt rusati toti aoonsntn
aogtri . observa urmxtoarele
ceguli Ia trimiterea psntru
.chinbare do adresx.
1. 81 % scrie sdresa veche
lnde ia mers siarul, si adresa
lnde "a mutat
2. La fiecars persoanx sa
V al&ture mxrci do 30. 81 -
caute d nj % der nunele stra-
lei gi al oragului corest
Cine nu obsorvx aceste re-
gull in sadar asteaptA sx i -
'chimbs adrssa q nu 20 poats
AlminiStroAia.
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| dai 81 sa fugi! Vine, Sc umfla 81
creste vazand Gu ochii. Mai zglo-
blu, mai saltaret incepe Gu nisi.
pul, mai nadaios Sc face, s'atunci
aduna garduri, pomi, roti de
moara, sd Sc joace, 81 d'ajunge la
vre-un pod mai mare, Isl nbeste
jucariile de Ell del clatina 81 -
mare hotoman - il face puiu de
giol, 81 fugind Gu el, ducandu-l
valvartej, rade gulgulind de Use
fac gropite adanci; rade de cei de
pc NAL carl nu-si pot pazi casele
de el, necum poddl.
81 nemultumit Gu atata Sc nm-
fla, creste-creste, urea malul, IN
ira in cirezare, ia vitele, patrun-
de in caseie oamenilor, morfoleste
pc. sub vstra b. se urea si in pat
sa vada de copii, s'apoi de nus
parintii acasd, y abba, mititeii,
si-i duce leganandn-i.sa taca,
Apoi plansete, vaiete, blesteme
pc urma hotuluil Vi du-te del da
in judecata dac8 poti..
Asa talhar zytpdiat, mai rar
we're! Glumesti IN pod cat toateI
zilele. un pod de al vezi u saI
;rdlnai Gu gura kssstk si.t h,a,
hoaresta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12
DIN PATRIE

Ministerial instructiunei a de.
Semnat in cOmlsiunea romano
Sarba. care urmeaZa sd Sta'bllea
sea regimul scoalelor 81 biserici
lor din Banat, pc 81 loan Mattel, di
rectorul general al instructed din
Cluj.
Ca reprezentanti ai-Parlamen-
tului, au fost desemnati d. c. Cor
neanu 81 pr. Gh. Popovici, proto
pepl Lugosului.
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CETITLSI ABONATI ZIARUL s.AMERICA'


Tot au facut taranii alt pod s.
vezi, al Mabel nebunatec! lii
! lasa pana in primayara, pana sc
invatau oamenii Gu ell 81 tocmai
cand lie era lumea mai draga, We.
nea hotomanul 81 zyasti! o tulea
Gu el... ELL. pc urma treceau
|prin vad 81 iarna pc ghiata, 81
cine Sc scufunda Sc bucura cand
nu dadea ortul popii.
Ce! nu facuse boerul pod7 Da
crezi ca talharul Sc mai uitase ca
boerul ruda Gu prefectul? Asi!
Nici gand! II luase: 81 inca ce
frumos 7!
Sa vezi: daduse @ moina.. a.
ducea sloiurile de ghiata ca nistc
placinte uriase, ute asa, 81 unde
mi-ti-le izbea, undea mi-ti-le poe
nea de pod del sareau tandurile !;
pana la scos: 81 tusti! Gu ell.
saracu.
Facuse boerul podurivpodu
pana ce ne mai stiind cum sd
scoata cheltuelile, pusese de fiece
caruta incarcata, wanna, un leu.
Insa mai IL urma, milos, vazand
cd taranii, decat Sd plateasca, dau
1prin yad = scazalt pretul treeerei
r jnpatate, ii de, ce ~; faci, sri
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mar: d'aia, il vezi ca Sc joaca cu
nisipul rostogolindu-l de Colo
colo?
Asa: pc asta-l vazusi. Acum hal
mai incolo sa vezi, s'altceva: te
uiti! colo haat departe-departe in
zare, doui garboviti muncesc pri-
pit. Ala nus mosnegi, 81 de zoresc
ca 81 cand lear sta moartea de
gat, e ca Sc stu panditi.
81 ce caldura: vazduhul arde,
soarele dogoreste ca uh cuptor
albit, 81 in arsita asia, cei doui
zoresc ca nebunii; rasuflarile lor
'pripite inainteaza prin lanul de
aur, bratele lor svacnesc din se-
ceri, 81 secerile fierbinti 1lipesc
fulgerand printre spice. 81 tot
mai pripite 81 mai pripite sunt
miscarile Tor ritmate. Gel doali,
nici nl mai isi sterg siroaiele de
sudori, ci, rasufland greu prin
buzele intredeschise, crapate de
sete, patrlind, in susurnl sclipitor
al secerilor, tot mai adanc in moo.
nitul occanede aur.
(va uxnlA).
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agrara nu prea Isl dau silinta ca,
Gu ajutorul acestei legi sd repare
dureroaSele nedreptati ce au
comis in decursul veacurilor I'M
potriva poporului nostru in che
sta stapanifil pamantulul.
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n n

gale acel suflet vesnic care ira
ieste in moi 81 care la Curtea-de-
Arges prins puteri noua, - as
dori neperitoare.
G.. D. Scraba.
, (Din IN. Romanesc"
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DIN PATRIE

Lucratorii de la fabricile de
cherestrea din Tg. .-Mures au de-
clarat din nou greva.
Cauza consta in faptullca mum
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ZAD RN G!

Ute! il vezii asta de Sc joaca
rostogolindu-si nisipul de colo
colo, asia g ArgesuI... vezi?
Ehei peica, da pc cat Sc joaca
de linistit vara, pc atat de repede,
salbatec, MISUNDERSTANDING, pri.
maya1P. Atnnei s1.l vesi, IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-12

citorii au cerut noui sporiri de
salariu pc care patronii nu le-au
acceptat.
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DIRECTORII COMPANIEI
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55O1 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, o.
Eembrii in directis:
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Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
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p. o. Box 319 E. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Controlori:
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
NEW HAVEN

Miss Barnum, a cousin of Mrs
Wallace Hathorne's has been engaged
to teach the fifth and sixth grades
next year
The Christian Endeavor society are
to have social in about two weeks
either on the park or at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Landon
Mrs. Camp of Willamstown has
been the guest of her cousin Miss Eta
Thompson
Mrs Roberts and sister, Mrs. Owen
both of lion, n Y, rendered a duet at
the morning service last Sunday.
Mr. Stone has been quite i'll at his
home in New Haven Mills.
F. L. Shackett is recovering from an
operation at the Fanny Allen hospi-
tai
Mrs. Quincy Swain and son were in
Burlington Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Smith who with her
mother Mrs Emma Smith lived here
several years ago was recently mar
RED and is now living in Seattle,
Wash.
George Burritt a former student at
Beeman academy is now the steward at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
LEICESTER

. Mrs. Hagan of Pittsiord is with he
son and family.
, Mr.. Luce and son of Granville hav
, returned to their home.
Mrs Fred johnson of the Forest Dali
road is suffering with grip.
Charles CARRIER of Brandon was
guest at the Naples on Sunday.
Miss Mary Cahee is spending weeE
with Mr. Norman Swinington.
Mrs. Hram Aver of Forest Dale, re
Gently Wis. TED Mrs. Stephen Sparks.
Mrs. Nellie Aver and daughter return.
ed to their home in Boston Sunday.
Harry Morse is doing Civil Engineer
ing for the Hortonia Power Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cahee entertain
ed Mr.. Will Sawyer of Rutland, Sun
day.
Miss Elizabeth Graves of Brandon is
guest of the Misses Oliver in Jerusa-
lem.
Forest Aver motortd to Lincoln Fri
day, where he spent the week-en with
friends.
( Frank Willis of Rutland is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rickert for sever
al days
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Fiske are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Richard
son, of Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Capen of Goshen
were with Mr. and Mrs. John Wilbur
for the weekend.
Charles Hagan has been a great suf-
ferer for several months with a compli-
, cation of diseases.
Mr. and Mrs. Little and young son,
of Brooklyn, N. Y, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Aver for several weeks.
Nathan Ryder and his cousin, George
Ryder Jr., enjoyed a carriage drive to
Essex Junction and return last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra DeLorme and sis
ter of Ticonderoga were with the De-
Lorme's at the Corners for the week
end.
Master George Swinnington, who was
badly kicked in the lungs by one of his
riding horses, is better and able to be
out.
The Misses Carruth and Riley of Cam
bridge, Mass, who have been guests of
Miss Exile Morse for a couple of weeks
have returned home.
Mrs. Hiram Morse and daughter,
Exile, entertained Sunday, in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morse, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Milne of Barre.
Miss Margaret Cahee is at Mrs Mary
Whites in Salisbury for the summer,
and Miss Ruth Cahee is spending the
summer in camp at Lake Dunmore.
Mrs. Sabrina Roberts entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Will Beane and daughter, Miss
Millicent and two friends, all from the
Kurn Hattin Home in Westminster,
Sunday.
Mrs. Cleo Goodrich Willie has come
from the Sanitarium and is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rickert,
Mrs. Willie expects to remain here sew
eral weeks before returning to Pitts
ford. Her daughter, Marion, who is in
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
LINCOLN

Mrs. John Burke is not much i'm
proved.
G. H. Garland was in Boston, Mass,
last week.
Ruben Pierce has gone to Warren fol-
lew weeks.
A son was born August 2 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Strong.
The Industrial will meet with Mrs.
Abbie johnson next.
Miss Virginia Varney of birmingham,
Mass, is visiting here.
Fred Leach has been working in New
Haven Mills the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moody of Warren
are in Meridian, N. H., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Parker and son,
of Shelburn were in town recently.
The Pierce reunion will be held in
Warren, August "a the Thayers are in
vited.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank belong and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Aldrich of Warren were
in town Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Butterfeld of East
Hampton, Mass, spent last week at
W. E. Butterfield's.
Mrs. A. B. Tucker of Waitsfeld is
spending few days with her son, A.
c. Barnard, in Orwell
The funeral of M. o. Spaulding was
held at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Walter Hamilton, July q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman have
returned to Mortified after spending a
few days with their son, Harry Bow
man.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
GRANVILLE

Dean Wilson of Montpelier, is in town
to work on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Rice and sons
spent the week end in ROxbury.
|. G. Sargent has purchased A. B.
Wilber's farm at Lower Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Bagley and sons
were in Fairlee, Saturday and Sunday.
Hiram Bishop has purchased a Cnev-
rolet car of l.. A. Perkins of Gaysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Rice of RoXbury,
visited at their son Gerald Rice's last
week.
Hiram Bishop has sold his farm in
North Hollow and has moved onto the
Charles Mclntire farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Lacount and child
rem of Stock bridge, were at William
Shirley's the first of the week.
Miss Miriam Perkins of West Leb-
anon, N. H., is spending some time
with her aunt, Mrs. H. E. Ford.
Mrs. Charles Perkins and sons of
West Lebanon, N H., and Mrs. W. E.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11
Tramps.

The age Of the average tramp be-
fore the war was fifty years. Now it'H
thtrty-twO. And the 1922 model tramp
rides ON auto trucks instead Of freight
trains. This information Is from the
report Of New York welfare associa-
ton with name as long as Barnum's
Cardiff giant. The association is seek.
ing a way 10 reduce the number AZ
tfamp& QuAcfrest way b to give them
the jobs they seek Second, and I'm.
possible, is to kill the wanderIust that
exists In every human, a psychOan-
alytIc complex, reaction from the duh
grind of civilization.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-08-11

Rutland is recovering from infantiIe
paralysis. She has been very i'll but is
now consi iered out of danger.
Mrs. l.. O. Hathaway of Fernville
entertained the Willing Workers Thurs
day. There was large attendance md
dinner was served at noon. The next
meeting will be held next Thursday
with Mrs. Charles johnson.