Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-14

Mrs. Herbert Chanberlin made them
visit last Tuesday evening.
The annual convention of the Orleans
| Co. Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held hcie Mag 1924. A large at
| tendance is desired -,', - - go. q
John WheeIock, Mrs. Hattie Thurber
and Mrs. Laura Brooks went to Salem
Derby last Thursday to attend the funeral
of Chas. Allen, formerly of this place.
| Mrs. Lucy (Cole) Sawyer and her two
sons from New York are visiting at w. c.
Brooks'.-Nelson Sheppard has gone to
Milford, N. H., on a visit.-Mrs. Lewis
Douglass is visiting in Waterbury, Conn.
I evi Dean and grandchildren have gone
to Hardwick to visit his son, Cbas. Dean.
You are asked by the Y p. S. c. E. So
cety to the westerly of the Cong. church
Friday evening, May IS, to attend the
poverty soshul. "Come in your rags,
come in your tags" but not in your velvet
gowns, or you will be fined the usual
some. Read the program and all KUN.
Rewls and Regulations: First. Every
woman wOt kums must ware a p verify
dres and apern, er something el<elly erpro-
pirate, and leave her poodle dorg to hum.
Second. Know gent with billed shit and
dood kolIer will be aloud to KUN onless
he pays a fine of five sents. Third. A
kompitent komittey will intruduse strang-
ers and look after bashful fellers. Fines
fer Wimen: Cykenot, 2 sents; no apern,
1 sent; kid glove, sents; hat with flowrs
or feathers, 2 sents; earrings, plane, sent;
earrings, diamond, sents; trimed apern, 2
sents; velvet gound, 10 sents; finger ring,
3 sents; glasses, sents; silk dres, . sents;
wul dress, sents; ornamental hairpins,
sent; wearing new dres, sents; Dress pin,
1 sent. Fines fer Men. BACKED butes,
1 sent; watches not Waterbury, 1 sent;
chawing gum, sent; stovepipe haiti sent;
stand up koller, sents; patent leather
shoes, pointed toes, sents; fumery, 1sent;
buttOnhole bokay, 8 sents; glasses, 2 sents;
creased trowsers, 2 sents; silk ty, 2 sents:
making Iuve or firth, 2 sents; reset
shoes, sent; making puns, 2 sents. Wit
ties, 10 sents. Kun at handle litin and
stay til bed time. No obstreprous er Bad
Boys permitted.
CraftsburV.
S. Rand visited in Burlington last week.
Mr.. Dennis Jones and Albert CowIes
remain about the same.
VIM. P. Kaiser has shingled the ell to bis
house and will paint his buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, who recent
moved here from Glover, are settled in the
Dawson house.
The Ladies' Aid Society held its annual
meeting with Miss Mary Scott last Satur-
day afternoon. al
Mrs. Clara (DeFord) HilTmet her class in
instrumental music last Wednesday giving
the first lesson of the term.
Miss Marcia McClary has finished her
work for Mrs. Z. n. Nelson and returned
to her home in Greensboro.
Walter Scott, who has been away for
several months, is home again.-Mrs. Mar
cellus Thompson has gone to her home in
Brandon.-Dwight Hovey and daughter
Gladys of Hardwick, were in town recently.
Miss Gladys will spend some time in the
family of ID. M. Hoyt.-Mr. Fuller, from
Derby, is in town selling fruit trees.-Mrs.
Childs is home from New Hampshire.-C.
A. Bridges was in Hardwick last week.
Silas Spencer was called to Montpelier last
week to attend the funeral of sister. Ed.
Allen and Hugh Hovey of Hardwick were
in town last Wednesday.
Derby.
Miss Alice Gibson commences her first |
term of school at Echo Pond today.
Mr.. Bush Albee from Beebe Plain has |
moved into Fred Hamblet's tenement.
Mrs. Parker and Miss Helen Wiley from |
Dixville, P. O., visited at Curtis Willey's |
last week.
Mrs. Harvey and son Frank, who have |
been occupying the Baptist parsonage, |
have broken up housekeeping and are |
boarding with Mrs. Joseph Bates.
Mrs. M. S. Edwards has closed her home |
for the summer here and gone to Will
loughLy, where she will be employed in
the hotel; we are sorry to have her go.
Mrs. William Lee, who has had two
years experience cook in a hotel, has
opened a bakery at her home where the
ladies can get bread, pies, cake, buns, ETC.,
fresh every Wednesday and Saturday.
The gathering of the Ladies' Aid society
at Mrs. S. M. Davis last Wednesday was
well attended and proved very pleasant
affair. The present officers were re-
elected for a term of three months and
committee of seven appointed to start the
fair work.
Among the many from other places
present to attend commencement last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds from
Lowell, Mrs. Hitchcock from Troy, the
Misses Pix from Derby Line, Miss Carrie
Black, Mrs. Wright and son from Coventry,
Mr.. Howe and daughter from Dixville, p.
O., w. I'll. Carney from Burlington.
Last Friday H. H. Wilder received two
cans of brook trout fry from the state