Orleans County monitor. [volume], July 14, 1920, Image 1

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RLEANSCOUNTY M
ONITOR
j&D ADVERTISING
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FOK SALE
-rLEOat straw-.
T.
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iLE Two 6x6 foot green
- it l i rT.-T
"rsntE Thirty tons of stand
G. H. Jenness. 27-28p
5UE Cook stove in good
r"' Ircuire Mrs. Hale Mason,
(Ki-v- 28tf.
rr ULE Horse, weight about
.iriel "S-5. Fred Ingalls, Bar-
27-29p
It
ps SERVICE Damon Jr., Mor--."icn.
Standard and register -"C.
H. Kimball, Glover. 20tf
"p5TfORSALE New lot just
v ami and see them. Ralph Ham-
f, Newport, v t.
TeL 213-3. ltf
F03 SALE 12 swing stanchions
r ood condition. H. P. Darling,
!5tf
FOE SALE Furnished cottage
cf-a -ct at Crystal lake. Mrs.
U 3L Woodward, 19 Pearl St., St.
Jy. 25tf
F02 S.EFarm in Sutton, H4
tis from R. E. station. 1 mile from
Bke vuiaze. Will rent or
sil on easv terms. Apply to J. E.
Te. Willcuzhby. 28-29
F0 SAii r ive-year-oid mare
about 1200. Inquire of R.
i Sgaald.sg, West Charleston.
27-28p.
FGS SALE Seven-passenger Stu
sr six, four new tires, mechani
st condition perfect. Cheap. Leon
I Bcsr, Irasburg. Tel. 161-32
26-28p
FGS SALE Used Ford touring
. Newly painted and in good con
to. Apply to W. T. Abell, county
Farn Bureau office, Newport.
lw
returned to Newport. Miss Shaw is
a nurse in the Boston Homeopathetic
nospiiai ana is spending a vacation
with her brother's family at Newport.
BARTON LOCAL NOTES
Mrs, George H. Gorham is spending
the week in Lyndonville.
Mrs. J. R. Colliston spent Thurs
day last in St. Johnsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bucklev were in
Wheelock the first of the week.
Miss Alice McFarlane is visitins-
relatives in Orleans for a week.
Mrs. J. M. Hazen of Rochester is
at her home here for a few days.
Hon. Porter H. Dale and Mrs. Dale
were recent guests at Hotel Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Baldwin of Keene,
N. H are in town for a few days.
Leo LeBlanc of the Monitor force
is ill at his home in Bedford, P. Q.,
Mrs. Gladys Farman of Lowell is
the guest of Mrs. E. D. Alger for a
few days.
Mrs. C. E. Hamblet and Miss Ber
nice spent Saturday and Sunday at
Willoughby lake. '
Miss Af tian Scott is in Newport for
a few days assisting in the Express
and Standard office.
Mrs. E. A. Cook of Orleans was the
guest of Mrs. M. H. B running seve
ral days last week.
Edward Tisdale and friend of Dan
ville made a brief stay at O: A.
Hubbard's last week.
Miss Ina Paige is home from her
college work in Delaware, Ohio, for
the summer vacation.
Escapes Serious Injury from Over
"unw AUtO.
What might have resulted in a
fatal automobile accident occurred
Tuesday morning near the south high
bridge when a car owned by Harry
Shaw of Newport and driven by his
sister, Miss Shaw, overturned com
pletely, pinning Miss Shaw uderneath
where nrst aid was given. Exceot four url-W w, vt 7 ai festivities,
for severe cuts and bre.hS ! their eSE?" T?rL
poxn recover none the worse for their 1 at large, one havW l
narrow escape, ater m the dav thev At 10 o'Vwv m?"""
Jailer Cushman made his rnn,
tT"S Was ?? ri-ht and the break
i?WnU,ntlil thl following morn
Pgi a-1 7, flock, when Officer Swett
took in their breakfast. The escape
was made by sawing off the bars on
cue wuiuow ana bending them down.i
allowing space to get through. The'
saw was made from a steel knife. It
is reported that they were seen mak
ing their get away about 11 o'clock
in the evening.
Search wa3 at once started, which
resulted in the capture of one, made
by Deputy Sheriff Stafford of Lyndon
ville, who followed the prisoners trail
10 iiueton, iN. l. He was brought
to St. Johnsbury Tuesday night and
lodged in the Caledonia County jail,
Officer Swett bringing him to New
port Wednesday noon. The three oth
er prisoners have not yet been apprehended.
Two of them were sailors who were
taken off a freight train last week
and held as deserters. Their names
were Daniel Clyde Johnson from the
Brooklyn Navy yard, and Henry
Neault of Hampton Roads, Va. Or
ders had been received to have them
returned to those stations.
The two civilians were Walter
Duke of Berlin, N. H., waiting trial
for smuggling and Walter Clark of
Lowell, Mass., held on charge of vag
rancy,
Since the above was written two
more men have been captured, one in
New HamDshire.
BARTON, VERMONT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1920
FOUR PRISONERS BREAK
JAIL, ONE CAPTURED
Make Saw of Knife and Cut Bars
During Carnival Celebration,
July 5.
Single Copies. 5 Cent.
FG2 SALE Dandy -1 horse now
coolie engine in perfect order,
t-; rerersiuie propeller. Just right
f cta-y row ooat, $40. Cost new
JIoO. H. C. Gay, Barton. 28-29
A County Congregational Chautau
qua Day. x
At the recent conference of the
Congregational churches of Orleans
county held at Island Pond, it was
voted to hold a County Congregation
al picnic, field day or chautauqua
event at some convenient point in the
county, to which all Congregational
people would be urged to attend, get
acquainted in an informal way with
their neighbor churches, and at the
same time get something of worth to
take home with them.
The committee in charge of the
event as set Saturday, August 7, as
the day for the big event, and Wil
loughby lake as the lace.
Nothing definite as to the program
has been given out but it is known
that some very prominent men will
be present to address the audiences,
that conference leaders for the work
of the various departments of the
church will be nresent, that there will
be music, sports and a basket tricnic.
In short the day is to be a big
event for the Congregationalists
throughout the county and further
announcements will be looked for
with great interest.
WANTED
WANTED Live poultry,
larton.
Elrick,
18tf
F02 SALE 12 horse nower Ols
erne nearly new with trucks, alsVl-f
foiicj Diocics ior l men rope, 7
km. Price right. .EdwardS.
Barton. . 23tf
FOR SALE OR RENT My build
l&J? . over ttkge known as the
! Place, equipped with electric
osii closet and spring water,
P storage room. C. H. KimbalL
20tf
S SALE One Chevrolet run
g oAl condition. Also one Blais-
Jie, complete with chuck, cen-
irr mLi , ,
-i waz tools, ftf
TCAXTTF.n AT ONCE Laundry
" i- ii rr machinery,
woman, worit au uuuS hfn-f
VaUev ouse, Orleans.
, . Trnrn TTanrl sninners. casn.
W ASi a i t r r v Bar
r.u. r,oi-fPl no st. H. C. uay, ar
Rolls parcel post.
ton
and poul-
try Mondays at Orleans eff "
tion. E. S. Kellev. Orleans. 17tf
"BANCROFT" TO BE
BROUGHT TO TRIAL
Grand Jury Finds Promoter of Camp
Westmore Secured Money Under
False Pretenses.
2 Newport.
P. W. Law-
tf
ftlhSA.LE 50 cords (about three
b W011r-foot ood at R. R. sid
teLfif orth of Newport. $30
60- B. cars. Guy Cour
t Glover. 7tf
G2isiiLaEr2-rebuUt Ford road-
If-f IJ tourmg with starter, 2
fia'lk?- tourings. These cars
t nnm v m good condition as they
ei p Ve?" overhauled and paint
awson, Newport. 16tf
;p2 s.
i?. iTeItra Pce, opposite the
f LSAKLEMy Place consisting
caM and one acre of land
Pbo. p, , ' aiiccL ana ttnuwn as
pta t(Sse- Nice location, fine
ei.er Paul l!nn ??q
7 -rA WVU SS
4 160 UK KENT Farm
Sard cr.es STJgar and apple or-tibaU-
water. Good house
fcs rl2;a ytwo miles from Bar
CuitTi.,011 Westmore road. Good
re3ofqry on property. Also 180
Whau and pasture. J. M.
carton.
iaetrT-0 Ford during
? ma? coition, one with Splid-
4!SauHt-.v AIso set of 34x4 cas"
llr E. Sockol, tel. 24-11,
27tf
I. Solomon, vy 43tf
ttxt t WANTED Both men and
a A wnrfc. The WOTS
women,. steady ork- Uo veneer.
women is on small boxes l a
Pay is ztVnt for dinner. Sat
58, one hour out ; ior Any em-
urdays mUl closes Qe bove,
ployee whohas worked
53 hours, extra bonus aaaea
full week and iJmen is hand-
their pay. nfactUring Pano
ng lumber, .manufacturing vneer
baC ATsevlraT butter tub mak
work. Also several Same hours
ers, day or pi Fay
and bonus as paid to d
T-Sf&& Co.. Or
Mi3s Mary Kenneson of Albany
was the "guest of her cousin, Ji.lsie
Huntington last week.
Mrs. E. P. Flint of Irasburg spent
several day3 with her sister, Mis3
Harriet Austin, last week.
Mrs. J. M. Longyear and Miss Ida
T.nT,rvAar of Brookline, Mass., were
recent guests at Hotel Barton.
Hotel Barton now has a very at
tractive dining room, newly decorated
and with new indirect lighting.
Mrs. F. S. Whiteher is in Hartford,
Co?" failed there by -th. I ness of
her daughter, .airs, x .
PnTker of Beebe, P
Q.rcTmes toda r to spend someone
with her aunt, Mrs. C. A. Barrows.
-ctt-!- Or,m?ams of Richford was
t and son of
were gue&ua i, street last
QOUIU uuvu.-
The Celebration at Albany,
The celebration July 5th was at
tended by a large number of peopk
and was a success in every way. The
parade started at 10 o'clock led by
the Orleans band and followed by sev
eral young ladies horse back, floats
decorated, automobiles decorated and
horribles.
At 1 o'clock p. m., Col. Emery of
Newport gave a very interesting and
instructive address.
The ball game between Orleans
and Island Pond was won by Orleans.
Following is a list of prize winners
m the parade and sports:
Floats: Maple Valley Grange, first;
Albany school, second. Automobiles:
Gladys Head, first; R. 31. Cowles,
second. Horribles :Chicoine Broth
ers, first; E. B. Searles, second.
Horse and buggy: Rev. W. E. Craig,
first; Bulger Brothers, second. Sad
dle horse and rider: Dorothy Dow,
first: Guila Rowell. second. Horse
race running: M. J. Martin, first;
Newton Rathburn, second. 100-yard
dash: Harry Rowell, first; Ellis
Moodv. second. Bicycle race: Al-
phonso Marshall, first; Frank Dyer,
second. .Fole vaulting: uonaia -rei-ley,
first; Harry Rowell, second. Shot
Put: Paul Griffin, first; Harry Row
ell, second. Discus: roster Miies,
first; Harry Rowell, second. Running
high jump: Harry Rowell, first; Dean
Lawrence, second. Running broad
jump: Freeman Mason, first; Harry
Rowell, second, ;
Sheriff E. J. Hill is in New Jersey
where he went to carry information
that VV ilfred A. Bailey, alias, Russell
G. Bancroft, had been indicted by the
Orleans County grand jury of fraud
in connection with Camp Westmore.
Bailey is in a New Jersey jail and ex
tradition papers will be asked for and
Bailey brought here to stand trial at
the September term of the Orleans
County court.
The grand -jury were in session
Thurdsay and State's Attorney
Thompson presented evidence which
resulted in a bill being found against
Bailey, whose past history is allegea
to be filled with fradulent promotion
schemes m various states. -
Since the above was written Mr.
Thompson has- gone to New Jersey,
that state desirinsr to hold Bailey on
its own account. New York, Mass
achusetts, Maine and New Hampshire
all want Bailey, also, on similar accounts.
Huntington,
Boston Lyceum School Concert com
pany, are guests of her father, C. H.
Blood, this week. The company will
give an entertainment in Barton on
July 30th.
a frnm "Rarre which stood front
of the Comstock market one day last
TO RENT
for :
F01? b"i- , Two and one-half
"T1 known as the Whitney
b v ea at rt?ar of Newport
' viti, i x- - v nil I in iriir .mix.
ith bar F V?'. vt building 3U
ractiir, , opportunity for
tinSl3 pkn. Building now
? n 7rraSe and paying good in
T'S infarma-
or Giinin tt umpnrey, jNew
t Lpm' Hunt & Co., Inc., Bar-
25tf
LOST
niare colt weighing
never shod. F. r .
28-29p
BOAT SPACE to T-g
31IS CELLANEO US
w hn-rst into names irom
Mrs Winget and sop of erorooig, the Jhood. A hand fire ex-
truest of her sister .Mrs." gLTf the Barton Auto Ex-
unTn .niiriiii aw"-" 1 i n -- nmi rna
HolbrooK, on own
WMt.OearHacA1biob
&L.5SS'JS Mrs. A. J.
recently
Twombly's. . anA
Mr. and Mrs. "SSS
sons of ClaremonNd on
of their sister, Mrs. uuy
Park street. -
A. A. Laabeef agenlSkf spent the
with relatives. Danville and
O. A. Hubbard. ,T.v;.keT and
Mr. a-SMaveMass.7and Dr.
&T a?don of Waltham, Mass.
ttt:11 inv
1? A TIMERS' NOTICE v.
ct for market Monuay, r-
G. S. Dodge, Orleans
lw
CASH iu0r haniel Za-
iunk. Telepnone 9tf
baasky, Barton
NOTICE-Car of .
shuTgles just fSSStt
Price right, i- - w '
Percheron stallion, Albany,
foaled 1917, at my farm m 25.29
H. L. Davis ,
Stallionf Supreme onJy.
Farlane's Mill Mondays.
Graves.
: . Trr. "R"RAL ES-
I IVI 1 r-c IV .
are guests motored
'-ran operate at
gt& h0SPt moving to g.
Tred Sawyer o.KrotheT, Gjy
to Lyndonviue ,TwiU occupy tne
rooms -v,nn.
the nw" -'.. f Boston
Mr-
were w- be rememberea
FleicherUJe rracticin law m Bos
Leslie. , sni jlsuccessful.
ton and is n of Worces:
Donaldcv- Tnmeri ol
X o mac rtTtT OTiii tnP
cange soon put y, i n-iTZ
car was not seriously damaged. The
event proved a better advertisement
for the extinguisher than any demon
stration could.
nc Pofar Paul died at the resi
dence "of her daughter, Mrs. Strahan,
June 21- Mrs. Paul was taken to the
v;fol - ATnntaeroe City when
LkersickmThe month of April and
afterward went to her daughter's
?ITe . ov, Hied at the aee of 71
SS. She was a native of Canada
QT1rl leaves two daugh-
ers," M Srkhan of Greenfield,
Mass., and Mrs. Betters of Provi
dence R. L and one son, Dorilla Oli
ve?Paui; of Newport, R. L. also four
y".j.i.!yfl land two cnreat-grand-
SreTtwo brothers, Louis H. Vain
rf Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Euchriste
and oni sister, Mrs. Alcidas Messier
Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul moved
to Barton from Turners' FaUs, Mass.
last falL
r -r
S7 andvl12 tween St. 7ohns-
I a SS?0' de piece belong-
fioSS Finder pleal
tor office. 25tf
..LOg T ' '
2? iron vi"age, ladies'
Les lhan8:e and key. A.
0tea0wnmgton, P. O. ad
u, R. F. D. TeL 123-11
lwp
JaJes. Surety
lage real estate. Any q caU
laie real estate heyjn. 39tf
on F. W. Baldwin. Barton.
" j at the
NOTICE tyoursawuu,
wssell. Nichol & Gross mm, j;.
at $1 per cord while 26tf
Hanson, Jjarwu-
FOUND
JVATrfirst of June- &no
me aooui. r -th tan pomw-
haired, . color, dark wi tn
Understanas Vr "vine' property
ovp same by proving f rhamber-
Dr.
tor.
Dr.
lS'TiheS. last wee!.
aixa- - vc- rmcuday,
ht, and Mrs. v. Mrs. Jane
and M. Je?h MU'es and Ms.
Miles. Miss ElizaoeL" , flre ?pend-
rSMT of J
ton.
During
the electrical storm -
Monday evening, Vtreet do-
Sa Nate house on J entered
slWiav.mafe through the chim-
C. A..Nute
5?BTjTris' house
r . w. -
ney.
r n Smith of North
Mr. and Mf3' the first of the
iSSfSSS street for a
We6k" big cash clearance
!??eit sale we have e
frthe public Come - Adv
both of whom are m
Barton Wins Two.
In a tieht trame at Newport last
Thursday Barton nosed out the home
team 4 to 3. For six innings Barton
led 1 to 0. In the last of the sixth,
Newport made three runs on a com
bination of good hitting and weird
playing by Barton. Barton however,
came right back and tied the score in
the seventh. In the ninth Leland was
hit by a pitched ball affd then stole
second. Seraphim strucfc out ana
Dubois fiied out. Then eood old
"Peck" Barrows came through with
a clean hit that scored Leland and
- T J
won the game, isemie j-e maue
four hits and probably would have
made another if the pitcher hadn't
given him a base on balls the last
time up,
COUNTY WIDE FIELD DAT
BROWNLNGTON CENTER
Mrs. L- N. Lund spent Sunday at
L. Jl Lund's m uneans.
- Several from here went to Albany
to the celebration, jmy .
Adelard Cabana has recently had a
milking machine instaueu.
Albert Gadbouis of Manchester, N.
jt j3 viSltmg ai r lamiiuutiu. o.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Smith visited
at C W. Smith s ai uneana over ouu
day.
xrrv Simmonds of Derby has
been visiting her son, Fenni3 Sim-
ond's.
E M. Porter of Orleans spent the
; j th nome oi uia ouu:
weeK-enu
M Porter.
f nri AITS v unfs
dauhterrMarion, visited in Sheffield
oneday last week.
Wallace the little son of Philo
PowefeVone day last week dis
locating one shoulder.
Misses Mary and Matilda Frapiere
of iSfntreaL P. Q- are vitmg their
wusin, Mrs- Simmonds.
a anehter was born to Mr. and
r Cenree Lathe at the home of
GRal ne day last week.
Gilbert Dutton was in Windsor last
week to attend the funeral of his sis-re?m-law,
Mrs. William Lynch.
Mr and Mrs. Collins Lacourse with
their euests took an auto trip to
Stanstead. Derby and Newport Satur
day. Mr and Mrs. William Russell and
son, Leonard, of Barton, recently vis
(Continued on Page Eight).
Mrs. Eusebe Morin.
Mrs. Rena Sampson Morin died at
her home on the Orleans road Satur
day morning at 10 o'clock after an
illness of nine months .and the nast
few weeks she had been a ffreat suf
ferer but bore her suffering with pa
tience and cheerfulness. All that
loving hands and kind hearts could do
was done for her in her long sickness.
Mrs. Morin was born in Henryville,
P. Q., August 15, 1845. About 13
years ago she came here to live. Her
husband died about four years mo
and a year ago last Noyember her
son, Bert, was killed in the war which
was a great shock to her.
Mrs. Morin is survived by three
daughters, and two sons. Carrie
Clement, Rosanna and Vina Morin.
rrep: ana jugene. Mrs. Morin was
a home loving woman, her interest
being m her home and family.
iu6 oexreer xnan ail sne was an
earnest christian who loved her church
and followed its teachings with the
greatest devotion. Her funeral was
held at St. Paul's church Mondav. at
9.30. Reverently yet with grief she
was laid at rest m the Catholic cem
aetery at Barton beside her husband.
Thus ended a good life, ambitious to
the end.
Those present from out of town tn
attend the funeral were, Mr. and Mrs.
Medrick Clement and son, Eugene, of
Aiancnester, iN. M.; Mrs. David Ena-
uit of St. Hermenerilde. P. O Josenh
Sampson and son, Earl, of Taunton,
Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. James Costigan
and Valmore Clement of Suncook, N.
H.; Mrs. Rosanna Bolduc of Franklin,
N. H.: Mrs. Georsre Cronm of St.
Johnsbury; Teles Roy and Mrs. J.
Buchard of Rock Island, P. Q.
Card of Thanks We wish to ex
tend- our heartfelt thanks to our
neighbors and friends who were so
kind in rendering aid and comfort
during the sickness and death of our
beloved mother, also for the beauti
ful flowers sent.
Rosanna Morin, -Fred
Morin,
Vina Morin,
Mr. and Mrs. Medrick Clement,
"Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morin.
WESTMORE
Camp Westmore is beine onened no
as an adult camp.
E. C. Winslow of Boston visited at
M. E. Calkins recently.
Mrs. Evans of Norwood. Mass.. la
boarding at G. C. Myers'.
Joseph Tatro visited his brother.
at JNewport a lew days recently.
narne oie nas Deen visiting at
hi3 uncle's home in Newport for a
week.
Rev. Bole of Hardwick was in town
Saturday in the interests of the
church.
The score:
Barton
Heath ss
B. Lee 2b
T. Lee 3b
Leland lb
Seraphim If
Dubois cf
Carter rf
Barrows rf
Snyder c
Emerson p
Totals
Newport
Monty So
Lahar cf
Mossa c
Kennison 2b
Rublee lb
Gilman ss
Brouillette If
C. Wells rf
E. Wells p
Totals
Innings
Barton
Newport
AB R H PO A E
5
4
5
4
5
5
4
2
5
4
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
1
2
1
1
0
1
2
2
2
2
1
9
2
1
2
0
7
1
4
2
1
0
0
0
0. 0
0 0
2 0
2 - 0
41 4 IS 27 11
5
4
4
4
3
4
4
4
4
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
9
2
1
5
3
12
1
1
1
1
27 12
7 8 9
2 0 1
0 0 0
0
0
4
2
1
3
0
0
2
36
1 2 3 4 5 6
0010002 0 1 4
000003000 3
Two base hits. Leland 2, Lahar,
Struck out by Emerson, 4, by Wells,
4. First base on balls, Emerson 4,
Wels 2. -Hit by pitched ball, Wells 1
Passed ball, Snyder.
Barton went to Orleans Saturday
and cleaned up 6 to 3. Orleans had
some new men and looked much
stronger in the first came but the
Barton team is in its proper . stride
now and should win most of its re
maining games.
The score.
AB R H PO
5 2 12
Barfon
Heath ss
Barrows rf 3
Webster rf 2
B. Lee 2b 4
Leland lb 5
Snyder c 5
T. Lee 3b 5
Seraphim If 4
Dubois cf 4
Emerson D 4
Totals
Orleans
Monty 3b
Griffin 2b, p
Pike ss
Mathews lb, 2b
Brennan If
Hardy rf 4
Beor p, lb 4
Bassett c "3
Montague cf 4
Totals 38
Innings
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
4
10
7
1
1
1
0
A
5
0
0
2
1
1
3
0
0
2
Farm Bureau, Grange, and Basiaes
Interests to Cooperate.
- At a meeting of the Orleans county
Farm Bureau Executive committed
held in the Spring, it was voted to ac
cept the invitation of Glover com
munity to hold a county wide field day
in that place some time in Augvst.
The committee in charge consists of
three members of the Farm Bureau,
the Master of the Pomona Grange
and one business man each from the
Newport Chamber of Commerce, Us
Barton Improvement club, and the
Orleans Improvement club. The
committee will meet in the near f
ture and formulate plans. This is the
big out or doors event of the seasaau
There will be something doing every
minute. Plan now for a day off ana
take in this big county-wide field day.
It is hoped that very soon a count
club leader will be procured to help
the boys and girls of the county pet
ready for the fall fairs and train the
teams which are to represent the
clubs at the state fair. Several can
didates for county leader are under
consideration and it is probable that,
one of them will be appointed to the
position within a month.
Meantime the clubs are working;
splendidly and planning to "Beat
their Own Record," which is the chA
motto. The Wide Awake club at
Brownington village has set its gar
den aim at $100 profit, and its can
ning aim at 400 quarts, the Ment
phremagog Willing Workers club of
Newport is holding meetings regulai
ly and the president, Helen Heyer.
reports caps and aprons made and m
good bit of canning done toward the
200-can pledge; the Busy Bee club o
Brownington Center is pluckily "car
rying on" with work and meetings ia
spite of the fact that they have had
no leader since Mrs. Leslie Duttoa
moved away in the spring. .The
Brownington Jolly Juniors and Will
ing Workers are also very busy rais
ing food and canning, cooking and
sewing so that they may have bigger
and better results for this year.
Considerable interest is being shows
about the county in the Holstein Calf
club and already three boys have pur
chased calves with money procured by
note from the bank. These boys are
Floyd .Norway of Newport Center,
and the Swanson boys of Browning
ton, and are without doubt, the proud
est young chaps in the county.
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Recent communications from club
members in the county contain these
expressions which bear the real clue
since I've joined the club than I did
sentiment: "I love canning better
before" and "It's fun to work for-
club." This spirit, combined witk
the energy and grit which the dob
members are putting into their work,
is sure to get big results which wSS.
speedily repay Gilpin, Hunt & C
and the many contributors for the ef
fort put forth to procure funds foe
the club leader.
Carroll Pir and family recently
visited at her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harley Berwick is visiting his fa
ther, Z. P. Berwick, and sister, Mrs.
Minnie Switzer.
Elder Hiram Carpenter, who con
ducts a mission in Worcester, Mass.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. M. E. Clap
per. Rev. William Rockwell of New
York city has been engaged to fill
the pulpit until the arrival of a pas
tor here.
Mrs. Benjamin Mason of Groveton,
N. H is visiting her daughter, Mrs-.
Rawson Calkins.
J. Tatro's.
Mrs. Elmer Knight and two sons,
Wayland and Reginald, are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Carter at LowelL
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tyler and four
children of West Medford, Mass- vis
ited Mrs. Tyler's brother, A. E.
French Thursday and Friday coming
by automobile.
Frank Berwick and family. Mrs.
Albro Bradley and family and Mrs.
John Seyce and three children from
Lyndon Center, spent the Fourth with
Mrs. U. L Switzer.
The evening meetings at the church
will be conducted by the local people.
A very interesting meeting was led
by Lee Emerson Sunday evening.
Miss Flora Emerson is leader next
Sunday evening. A cordial - invita
tion is extended to everybody.
"Pride goeth before a fall," but if
you didn't have any pride you
couldn't falL
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It is understood that St. Johnsbury
has cancelled all its games with New
port and that all its games with Bar
ton are indefinitely postponed. Of
course no one thinks St. Johnsbury is
afraid to play but it does look queer.
The records of other years will show
that Barton teams have always won
their share of the St. Johnsbury
games and everyone knows that the
Newnort team is a hard nut to crack.
It is believed that either Newport or
Barton can give St. Johnsbury an ar-
guement well wortn watcmng: al
though it is realized that the Scale
town boys have far greater resources
from which to build a team.
EYANSVILLE
Miss Vera Leland was ill the last
of the week.
Miss Viola Smith of Boston, Mass.,
is visiting relatives in town.
Frank Twomblv of St. Johnsbury
was a recent visitor at A. H. Miles'.
Mrs. Delia Hilliard is home from
Orleans where she has been nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hilliard of Or
leans visited at Charles Hilliard's recently.
L. A. Drown spent last week in
White River Junction, the guest of
his son, EarL
Mrs. Alma Griffin of Newport city
was a guest of Mrs. A. E. Tracy sev
eral days last week.
Maurice Tracy of Dorchester,
Mass., recently - visited his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tracy.
Will Labor fell while working at
the whetstone quarry last week in
juring his elbow quite badly.
Walter Norris of Orleans has mov
ed his family into one of the Fiice Co.
houses, and has employment at the
shop.
1 and Mrs. Harry Webb and Mrs.
Annie Perkins of Hanover, N. H-
spent several days last week at E. M.
Carpenter's.
Leon Knight of Pike, N. H.. is in
town repairing the water wheel at the
whetstone shop and boards with Mrs.
Alfreda McDowell.
Mrs.' S. R. Morash of Boston and
Mrs. W. J. Campbell and children of
Concord, N. H-, are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Devereaux.
Carl Wheeler of Morgan and Kath-
It is impossible to summarize tke
results of the Farm Bureau member
ship campaign to date, since not aS
of the communities have been heard
from and none of the communities;
have made a complete' report. The
incomplete report shows 50 increase
of new members which fact would
indicate a greatly increased member
ship this year.
Due to various causes some of the
committees were delayed in gettmg
the campaign under way and so it is
made necessary to carry the cam
paign along into July. There is need
in some sections of a little more ac
tive energy on the part of the com
mittee if the quota is to be reacned.
It is interesting: to note that the
greatest success is resulting in those
coTomittees which have adopted and
cari-.td out a real community r arm
Bu'ttu program. This wonld indi
rale that if the wtrk is to be success
ful and obtain the active support cf
the majority of the farmers it must
be based on local problems which are
being attacked in an organized way
by the local people themselves.
There is still a chance to get a pen
nant for your community showing
that your quota was reached.
Is your community to be in the
black list or will you be able to pre
sent your pennant of accompUshmeat
at the annual meeting?
leen Brown of Newport were united
in marriage by Rev. W. W. Cook at
the M. E. parsonage Thursday even
ing, July 8th.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will have a
business meeting at the churea
Thursday evening of this week. Ev
eryone interested in the church is
urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith of Grofc
on, Mass., Marcia Scribner of New
York, and Mrs. Ella Robinson of Eos
ton, Mass., were recent guests at
AdeTbert Converse's and E. M. Car
penter's. COVENTRY
Walter Cleveland is home from
Boston.
Horace Wilder and family have
returned from Hudson, Mass.
Mrs. Effe Smith of North Wood
stock has bn a recent guest at U
home of L A. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Thurber and
daughter, Ruth, of West Burke, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Edith Batchelder has beea
pending a few days in Irasburg wit
her friend, Mrs. Harry Manley.
Don't complain that you are not
"understood." Ifs probably a good
thing that you're not.
28-30P
lin, Irasburg.
naviner charges.