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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20
ALASKA PROMISES
To Be STILL MORE
VALUABLE SECTION
Many Industries Taking
on New Impetus of
Growth
IBy Assur!nted PreSst

Washington, Nov. 2O.-Considera
BILE improvement in business in Alas
ka is foreseen by Associate Forester
E. A. Sherman, of the department of
agriculture, who recently visited that
territory. Exports of fish, for the
last 10 or IL years, the great source
of cas- hreturns, will be surprisingly
heavy this year, he reports, while a
mining revival is in evidence and ex-
ports of high-grade lumber, cut from
the Tongass National forest, show a
promising beginning.
"The people of southern Alaska
iare particularly pleased with the eff
forts of the forest service to establish
a pulp and paper industry there, and
with the roads built by the service
and by the bureau of public roads,"
Mr.. Sherman says, "the road problem
in Alaska is unlike that encountered
elsewhere. In the states, travel and
traffic exist before the government
begins building roads; in Alaska we
have had to anticipate the demand"
The completion, probably next
January, of the government railroad
from Seward to Fairbanks-a dis
lance almost as great as from Wash
ington to Boston-will greatly bene-
fit the mining industry in the inte-
rior, in the opinion of Mr.. Sherman,
who predicts cheaper fuel for the
mines.
'The output of canned salmon from
Alaska this year will be about the av-
erage of the past 10 or u years
something over 100000 cases. he
states. at looked last year as though |
the salmon industry was facing early !
destruction, but the run this year was
in some cases greater than ever be-
fore"
The relatively new herring curing
Industry also has seen increased ac-
tivity. Alaska last year shipped |
about 10000 barrels of mild-cured
herring, which was more than in any
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20
Condensed News
for Busy People
A Summary of the Days News

Death in Chicago of Frank Ba-
con, noted actor, famed for his
success in part of "Bill Jones" in
"Lightnin'."
Truman H. Newberry resigns
as United States senator from
Michigan, effective at once.
Representatives Keller, Mime
sofa, and Woodruff, Michigan,
announce they will push i'm
parchment proceedings against
Attorney General Daugherty.
Clemenceau lays wreath at
grave of Theodore Roosevelt, and
visits Herman H. Kohlsaat, Chi
cago publisher, who is i'll at New
York hotel.
Cardinal Mercier reported ill
from influenza, but his condition
is not alarming.
Sarah Bernhardt escaped in
jury when axle of automobile
breaks on trip to San Reno.
American representatives give
promise to take vital part in Lau-
same Near East conference
which opens today.
Mussolini, Italy's Fascist pre-
mier, practically forces Premier
Poincare and Lord Curzon to go
to him for dinner and discussion
of Lausanne policies.
Dublin shows anxiety because
of De Valera's threat of repris-
ais if Erskine Childers, convict
ed of carrying arms, is executed.
Four men killed in terrific eX-
plosiOn in village Of InchichOre,
in suburbs of Dublin. Victims
apparently were preparing an
ambush.
Poincare, CurzOn and MussOli-
nj are declared TO have reached
agreement to treat problems at
Lausanne on basis of friendship
and equality.
Paris dressmakers start cam
paign for apprentices, seeking
to discourage so many girls
from becoming stenographers.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20
BIG ATTRACTION AT
THE HOWELL TUESDAY

The unusual spectacle of two great
minstrel shows in one will be the at
traction at the Howell theater Tues
day evening. The organization is
k,c2wn as the Gus Hill and George
Evans Honey Boy) Ministries, being
the elimination of a recent deal
which already has created a sensa-
F5Un an the theatrical world. Mr..
HiU's Ministries have been before the
public for many seasons, and enjoyed
exceptional popularity. In order to
make it the foremost aggregation Of
its Kind Mr.. Hill bought out the
Evans interests. Forty gifted gen
iuses of Ethiopian comedy, song,
revelry. frolic, fun, laughter and
nfrth have been mustered. The en-
tertainment runs the gamut Of every
thing that is productive Of whole
some hilarity. New ideas, innova-
tfons, surprises, novelties and fea-
: lures extraordinary predominant. An
ne additional magnet will be a monster
ndaghseet pageant which will be held
morning in which the entire
ting an ny will take part.
Hty party
be prosec
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20
Chink Pr = |
Routed AL
Short Excl
(Ry AsancIn,.I

Hong Kong, Nov % !
Chinese buccaneers travail
sengers aboard the Briti,l
Sultan when she left M..,1
port yesterday, seized the \
miles out They held the /
hours, escaping after
which the pirate chief wa, ]
killed and injured before h
were brought into subio..;.
All of the prisoners N
brought to port here in N
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20
Off To THE WOODS
ONLY Thu: GUNLESS
FOUND IN PlLATKA
SO Many Sportsmen On
Hunting Grounds That
Danger Exists


Palatka has been deserted for two
days.
Not that any one would do a bit Of
shooting on Sunday-but that the
hunters desired to get "all set" for
tine opening day of the seasons
given as the reason why the city was
largely deserted on Sunday.
This morning were it not for de-
puties and stenographers there
would be many offices closed, so nu-
merous have been the depletions
from all places of business. There
are reports, also, of the sound of
many guns yesterday afternoon in
the outskirts of the city, while there
are few telling of being awaIed at
early dawn today by a fusinade of
firing. u
The county officials have gone in
to the sport full swing. The sheriff
is absent fro mthe court house. Like
wise the county Judge Ditto the
clerk of cocurt The municipal judge
started at an early hour this morn
ing-leaving an understudy to fill
his post. Heads of merchantile es-
Establishments are absent from their
desks, and clerks, wherever possible
prOffered some good excuse for an
absence for day or two. Business,
IN way, has been entirely forsaken.
All of this because there is a posi-
bility of doing some shooting with
out having some deputy official
bordly interfere and hale the gun
man, into ocurt to answer some SER
ious charge.
Said one official: II certainly
wouldn't care to be out with gun
today, for there are so many throu-
ghOut the county VINO are in the
woods that I would be afarid that
at any moment I would be filled with
a charge of shot. l prefer to wait
a while before | wander out. Of
course there will not be so many
birds at that time, but there wifi not
be so many out to get them"
At the office of the county judge
at he court house Miss Wyley, who
fancied she had practically complet-
ed her work of issuing hunting Ii
cagtses, found several waiting for
her this morning, and for an hour
she was busy in making out permits ,
for those who, had delayed till the .
last moment in securing the dOcu-
munts permitting them to start out .
in quest Of game. Il really thought .
that there would be no more calls .
for Licenses" said the deputy, "but
TO my surprise four men were here
before l arrived, and they seem to
keep coming in as fast as l can care
for them. There are certainly a lot
of folks who believe they are hunt
ers.~ a
Putnam ounty is noted for being
a paradise for hunters. Her dogs
are the best and her sportsmen are
the keenest. Woe betide the bird f
that is seen; or, for that matter,
game of any sort. There are men
who have the reputation of never
missing" and there are younger
hunters who are fast getting the
knack possessed by their elders. 1t I
wouH appear that nothing would be
left in the county after today; yet
there will continue TO come reports
for many days regarding the excel |.
lent bags obtained by those who
know just where to look.
After a day or two business will
get back to normal, and the licenses i.
that have been issued will be retain
ed as souvenirs of "the mighty good |.
luck we had"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20
THE BAT" IS BILLED
FOR PALATKA SHOWING

Up to and including last Saturday
night, "The Bat" the worlds great
est mystery play, has been given
total of 1882 times since its premier
performance.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20

previous year. A shipment of almost
twice as must is expected to be this
years total.
Mr.. Sherman says that at one sea-
port he saw a vessel loading a cargo
of 100000 feet of Alaska lumber for
Australia It was only part of a
5,00O,000-feet order to that country.
Other lumber shipments the past
summer were to London, to Chicago
an dto the Atlantic seaboard.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20

FOR SALE-Bargain, Edison She
ration model talking machine. Good
as new Phone 543-J. 1l-2O-tf
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-20
STILL NABBED
BY ST. JOHNS SHERIFF

st. Augustine, Nov. 20-A distil.
lery of thousand gallons capacity
said to be worth $4,000, was captured
fourteen miles northwest of the city
by Sheriff Boyce today. Two hun
dred and fifty gallons of moonshine
and SO barrels of corn mash were in
cluded in. the capture.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29
Julius Alike

me ekovetkezet Amerka egyk egnagyobb nnepe Julius
Alike szabasag fogalmat nnepuk napon, megeree
szeretette es megbecsesse szabadsagot ameyk uan
nzet mnden leny vagyakozik, amey
a koaoka oda aho het es aho szabad
Amerka alkomanyaban bzosotta szabadsag fogamat la
kdi Az6a nagyot fort d5 homok oaa torvy
folg uobb d6kbn ezott oyan
amey mi szeeny yeenenynk embe helyezkedik
szabadsag fogamaval.. rA ~
Az egyk bevandors korlato4o torvtny Tuduk att hogy
egyes orszg csa bzopyos mennyg bevandorot
gedhet XII Amka fogada be letszamon u erkez0
ket bzony megesk hogy eszakad gyermeketo
leseg fereto testvert6es ICY ovabb hogy
nehezt d6k jaraa de annyra taan hogy legk0z
lebb veokonokat esakitsak egymao oeg akkor mkor
egyk M amerka pog Nehez kenys kerdes ameyet csk
is megertessel emberi lebet elntezn.
mask szemelyes szabadsag krdese ia kerdes Megt
tottak aok arustasa e eeze Amen sokat ronott
a tusgos mreku igenybevetee aan soka de sok
ka t0bbet megasa lalom utan zavak ke
rutek amerka szotaba Rendzsek Buz Xix @ mas hasono
szava amelyek eddig ITALIAN leteztek Meg n azok is
6ket pedg kvancsagbo zoka esz ak pedg
zoka rabja le, pedg' taltaom tobbet ron mint
Ezt kerdes szemeyes zabadsag szellemeben ke ell
intezn megertesse, okosan es ceudaosan
emelkedn err6l ke kerdesro nemcsak
nkGnk sosmkat inezo t6rv6nyhozsnak szabadag fen
seges esme mnden koratoza ed0n valaszfaakat es
megadja ehetoseget annak hogy k Orveny kereen bel
ervenyese amit saat maganak akar, jonak lat
torveny sen akara aepn de vszon keretet
akarja szken eenz meggyOzodesse fefogassa
Ahogy Amerika kiviva maganak figgeensege 1876 julius
Angao ameynek akkor csak gyarmaa VOLT epen XII
fogia egyen ggetenseget azok6 hipokriak0
Xix keretekbe akarak szortan zemeye zabadago Ha
seer szabadsag ogama6 bezenk akkor fogalom tzasa-
gat bek akkor amikor alunk annak korlatot Be-
vandorasi korlatozs a tom sot nnenonnan hangz
garetta lalom eenkezk szabadsag fogalmava
Mi pedg julius 4kenek nnepeben szemtyes abadsagot
becsuljuk a leg0bbre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29
5638

magyar bevandorlo johet julius
elsejevel megkezdodo uj kvota-
evben Magyarorszagbol az
Egyesiilt Allamokba. Egy het
mulva megkezdodik ujra a be,
vandorlas es hajostarsasagok
seen varjak azokat, akik vi ott-
hont es uj eletet akarnak felepi-
teni maguknak Amerika szabad
foldjen.
A magyar bevandorlok igell
Macy resze az iden is a United
American Line hajoit valasztotta
az Europabol Amerikaba valo u
tazasra, mely tarsasag Hamburg
America Lineval tart fem egyut.
tes szolgalatot. F0ldrajzilae
mindenekel6tt a hamburgi kikott
a legkenyelmesebb a magyar XII.
vandorlo szamara, azonfeliil q
United American Line haj6i o
lyan elonyoket biztositanak 4
magyar utasoknak, amelyek pom
p4san bizonyitjak ennek a tarsa
sagnak a modern szellemet es XII
tiinG szoigalatat. Mindenekelott ell
t6r0lte, megsziintette United
American Line a fedelkozi uta
zast, ext iaz' emberhez mem meltt
berendezkedest, United Ameri
can Line valamnenyi haj6jan ka
binOk allanak rendelkezesere /:
harmadik osztalyu utasnak epugy
mint annak, aki els6 osztalyol
teszi meg az utat Europabo
s5
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29
Az E. A. szenkeszlete
Kitermeles es fogyasztas..

A szenet, amelyre az ipari iize
mekben es a haztartasban oily p0.
tolhatatlan sziikseg van, joggaI
nevezik az asvanyok kiralya-
max. A szef es vas oily fontoS
lszerepet tolt be modern eletben,
hogy hinniink kell annak az lro-
max a joslataban, aki szerint
"azok nemzetek fogjak uralni
vilagot, amelyeknek legbosege-
sebb keszleteik lesznek vasbol es
szenb6l.
| Kepzeljuk ell AIT valtozast,
ami bek0vetkezne, ha a szen-
keszletb0l teljesen kifogynank.
Az 6ceanjaro haj6kat at kellene
alakitani olajeg6ve, vagy vitorlas
hajoval potolni; vasuti mozdonya-
ink megallnanak. gyarl gepek
megsziinnenek mUkodni es laka-
sunk hideg es kenyelmetlenne
lenne. A modern eletnek eppen
olyan fontos sziikseglete szen
mint az emberi let fenntartasanak
a taplalek.
| Aki az asvanyvilagot tanulm-
manyozza tisztaban van azzal
lhogy szen mai formaja, anyaga
Isok evezredes, vagy evszazados
Ikepz6dmeny, amit mindeddig az
emberi eszk0z0k nem tudnak meg
formazni, vagy p6tolni. A szen
annyiban is kul0nb0zik mas asva-
nyoktol, hogy felhasznalasa elege-
tese utan megsemisiil, illetve er-
Itektelenne valik. A vaskalyhat ha
teliesen t0nkre is ment, mint ocs-
| ka vasat eladhatjuk es gyarban
| lfelhasznalodott es nem marad
| az uib0li beolvasztas utan, ismet
ertekes anyagga lesz. A szen ele-
getesevel azonban minden ekrteke
1 megsziinnik, inert mem marad
yissza mas, mint a hamu.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29
FEJLODO tJZLET.
A Vasko-fele Medicin Store tel
jesen atalakitva julius Len meg
nyilt.

A Brier Hillen, a ST. Clair,
Dakota, es szomszedos utczakban
lak6 magyarsagot kozelebbrol
erdekli az hir, hogy 1211 st.
Clair Avenuen Aevo Vask6 f6le
Medicin Store no Len telJesen
atalakitva es megnagyobbitva all
nagyk0zonseg rendelkezesere.
Vask0 Ference egyike a leg
regibb youngstown magyaroknak
'akit altalanos tisztelet es kobe
csiiles vesz k0riil. Vasko Ference
iizlete vezeteset vejere Tausz
Gyulara bizta, aki Macy ismeret-
segnek orvend magyarsag es a
mas nyelvii lakossag k0reben.
Tausz Gyula az uzletben nemcsak
a patent medecinakat fogja aru-
sitani, de az ottan lako magyar
sag es mas nemzetisegek kenyel-
mere penz-kiild6, kozjegyzoi es
hajojegy irodat is tart, es minden
ezen szakmaba vag6 dolgokban
kezseggel all a hozza fordulok
rendelkezesere. A XII tehat penzt
akar kiildeni az 6-hazaba, vagy
hai6jegyre es kozjegyzoi igyekre
van sziiksege, forduljon bizalom-
NAL Tausz Gyulahoz. Az uzlet
nyitva van reggel 8 oratol este s
craig. Telefon szam Federal: 2547
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29

Amerikaba. A United American
Line -vonal hajoin altalaban a de-
.mOkracia igazi amerikai szelleme
fogadja az utast att0l pillanat-
t6l kezdve, hogy hajora lep. A
csillagos lobogo vedeime alatt IL
talk Amerikaba a bevandorlo
ennek a tarsasagnak d hajoin, a.
hol banasmodban, kiszolgalasban
mem tesznek kiil0nbseget szegeny
es gazdag, elso osztalyu es harma-
dix osztalyu utas k0z0tt. Az
egyes kabinok ket, negy es hat
szemelyre vannak berendezve, ami
Macy elonyt jelent csaladok sza-
mara, akik lily modon egy kabin-
ban tehetik meg a tengeri utat
Ia kabinok berendezese felszere-
|lese abszolut modern, kennyelem-
mel van berendezve ezeken ha-
j6kon.
A United American Line kar.
olive dolgozik a regi, hires
Hamburg American vonallal e
egyesitette nemet alapossagot
iigyesseget, nemet konyhat es a
merikai kiszolgalas, amerikai ba
nasmod es az amerikai szellen
minden elonyet. A Wig legmoder
|nebb, legkenyelmesebb hajoi ;
United American Line hatalma
oceanjaro gozosei, amelyek a;
iden is a magyar beyandorlok ha
talmas tomeget hozzak maid
hamburgi kikot6bol new YORK
kikot6ig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29
A MAGYAR VISSZAVANDOR-
LAS.

A kemeny tel elmultaval uJbol
megindult Amerikab6l magyar
testvereink visszavandorlasa. Ter
meszetesen IA tavalyi ardny'l
Observation-Disclosures $50 sincs, ha-
vonta atlag 800 visszavandorlo
6rkezik. Tulnyomo Macy reszuk
mem vegleges letelepedesre hanem
csak latogat0ba jon haza. Sok ko-
ziil0k amerikai allampolgar. A
multi evben hazajott amerlkal
magyarok egyresze ujra XII akar
vandorolni. 500 szazaleka a
visszateroknek mar elindult es
meg tobben is kesziilodnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29
tjzLETATHELYEZEs.

Amidon felhivjuk olvas6ink fl
gyelmet lapunk 3-ik oldalan meg
talalhato Ress Laszlo es Fiai ceg
hirdetesesre, mem allhatjuk meg,
hoey ne irjunk n6hany szot Ress
Laszl6rol, aki egyike volt azok-
max akik magyar bizneszt keza
tex Youngstown-ban Ress Laszlo
kicsiny helyisegben kezdte es
most elerte AIT, hogy varos ko-
zepeben van hatalmas iiZlete, a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29


hol magyar mindig szivesen
zett iizletben, amely a IA East
Federal Street alatt van, nehany
ajtonyira a Square til midenfele
beszelogep, Columbia, Victor,
% Keh es valodi hazulrol impof-
talt lemezek kaphatok. Magyar
k0nyveket es ekszereket csakis
Rcss Laszlo uzlteben tartanak
Youngstown-ban, Ress Laszl6
mindig partolt minden magyar IL
gyet exert is megerdemli a
magyarsag partolasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-29
ID0sEBB AssZoNY,

vagy leany azonnal sfelvetetik
kis csaladhoz. Jol kell fozni tudni
Igen j6 otthon es j6 fizetes. Egg
gyermek van a haznal. A helyet
asonnal elfoglalhatja. J0jj0n ere
a cimre: HoMORoDY GY0RGY
216 Stell Street, Youngstown, o.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-01-18
Clarence H. Colley.

The following article, copied from
the Reno Evening Gazette of Deem
| Der 31st, will be of interest to many
of the older residents of Orleans and
vicinity: I'm less than an hour after
he had taken drink of tanning fluid
mistaking it for medicine, C. III. Col
ley, a pioneer resident of Reno, died
at his home early last evening. Mr..
Colley had been engaged in trapping
for several years and kept the tan
ming fluid, which is mostly sulphuric
acid, at his home for use in tanning
skins.
"He went to the bathroom about
$50 o'clock for some medicine for a
cold, and according to his widow,
drank out of the wrong bottle.
Returning from the bathroom a
minute later he told his wife that he
had made a mistake in the dark and
drank the tanning fluid. She tried to
give him milk to drink, but his throat
was so badly burned that he could
not swallow. Tom Barry, Reno pa
trolman, who lives nearby, was sum
moned by Mrs. Colley and then DR.
w. l.. Samuels was called. Every eff
fort was made to pump the liquid out
of the mans stomach but without
| avail cIIu IlS uIOu dL S.AO " CiOCh.
| "Mr. Colley, whose home was al
511 Chestnut street, has been a res
ident of Reno for over 80 years. He
was a painter and paper hanger by
trade, but during the past few years
thas spent much of his time trapping
and hunting. He was an expert tax
idermist and prepared all of the ami
mails which he trapped for market
1 He was ar wears old
Funeral services for Mr.. Colley
will be held Monday afternoon from
the family home, with Rev. Brewster
Adams officiating. Mr.. Colley leaves
widow in Reno. and sister resid.
ing in Vermont"
Mrs. Colley Will be remembered
as Miss Rose Twombly. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Twombly
"Clarence," as everybody called him
was a favorite among the old-time
Thespians. He had merely to walk
onto the stage to create laugh. He
was the son of Joseph Colley and was
born and reared in Barton Landing
Apparently he retained his love Of
hunting and fishing to the end of his
life.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-01-18

The church is making it's every
member canvass for home expense
this present week. The special work
for a better church attendance is be-
ing done at the same time.
Seventeen members of Browning
ton Grange attended Prospect Po-
mona Grange at Newport last week
Wednesday. 1t was installation of
officers. All enjoyed fine time and
excellent dinner.
The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting by the Brown
ington church: Trustees, Victor
Swanson, George Burroughs; deacon
for term of five years, R. A. Dutton;
treasurer, Mrs. George Going; finance
committee, F. E. Hitchins, George Go
ing, VIM. Davies, Glenn Newton;
ushers, R. A. Dutton, Victor Swan
son, Hale Clark, Clifford Belden.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-01-18
BROWNINGTON

Helen and Gladys Newton are on
the sick list.
Hale Clark was home from Glover
over the weekend.
Mrs. James Wyman has been
quite i'll with cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Mason began
work for Mr.. Currier Monday.
/ Miss Helen Burroughs spent the
weekend with Miss Ester Barry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Herbert are Wis
iting relatives in ST. Hyacinth, P. @.
Mrs. Jennie Watts of Newport is
stopping few days at A. w. Davies.
The friends of Mrs. Clyde Herman
are very sorry to hear of her recent
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Alix have re-
turned home after a two weeks visit
in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Marsh and fam
lily spent the weekend at : Stanley
Marsh's.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cassavant.
There will be promenade at the
village hall Friday night, January 27.
Refreshments will be served.
Quite number attended the box
social Friday night. Old-fashioned
games were enjoyed by young. and
ole.
Mrs. W.. J. Stones nephew, Mr.
Sedgwick Watson from New York is
staying with Mr.. Stones people for
a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bashaw have
sold their farm in Sutton and are
stopping for the present with Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Burrows.
The boys and girls Wide Awake
club at the village met with Mrs
Homer Cullen Saturday afternoon
Refreshments were served and games
were enjoyed.
Mrs. Harriet Dutton was the lucky
one at our Grange meeting. Cocoa
and cake were served in honor OF
her birthday and social hour was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark OF
Glover are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Coolbeth and Mr.. and Mrs. Hale
Clark.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-01-18
Methodist Episcopal Church Not Js
Clarence D Pierce. Pastor

Regular morning Worship with ser
mon by the pastor and music by the
choir.
The Sunday school will be in reg
ular session. The attendance is par
ticularly gratifying and should be an
inspiration to every member and ev-
cry possible member to join in making
the average to climb higher and high
er. The past two Sundays have been
the same, 133. 8'
The evening service will be at OPP
era Hall, with pictures and message
for the entire community. See spe-
cial announcement.
The pastor will take the boys of
Mrs. Morse's Sunday school class for
a snowshoe hike and campfire dinner
on Thurday. All are to be at the
parsonage at 10 a. m. sharp.