Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-28
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The Woodmen gave masquerade /
dance in their hall in the Darling block {
Friday evening. There was large ]
attendance.
Eber Humphrey Of Newport accom-
panied his sister. Mrs. Marshall
Clement, to see their mother at Evans
vile Sunday.
Do not forget the chorus rehearsal
day evening at 8: 80. Let there be a
full attendance.
Cottage prayer meeting at Arthur
Miles on Wednesday evening. Rev.
F. w. Lewis of st. Johnsbury will be
present and deliver the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Clough of Man
chester, N. H., visited at O.. w.
Locke's several days recently. Mrs.
Clough is a cousin of Mrs. Fayer's.
Frank Andrus sold 1900 head cab
bages, 80 bushels Of beans and quaint"
ties of other vegetables. in three days
last week. That's hustling some. |
Mrs. Lucius Nye went to Coventry
Wednesday to visit friends and at
tended the chicken pie supper given
at the Congregational church there.
Do not forget the chicken pie supper
at the Methodist church on Thursday
evening from o'clock until all are
served. Prices 25 and Is cents.
Everybody cordially invited.
Communion services in the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning. The
offering will be for the American
Missionary association for the SOUTH
ern work. Make liberal Offering.
The piano back factory of the E. L.
Chandler Co. started Monday night,
working two and one-half hours over
time three nights per week. A small
crew Is kept working at the veneer
mill to keep up with the orders till
logs will be put In to rush the work
along.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Dean and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Barrows took ride in
Mr.. Deans new auto on Sunday, go
ing to St. Johnsbury. They had de-
ligEtful time and all went we'll until
near West Burke on the return trip,
when something happened. E. j.
Wheeler was sent for. who remedied
the wrong and brought them safely
into port.
The Lecture association met in the
band room of the opera hall Saturday
and effected the following organiza'
ton President. Harry Dickens: vice
president, H. S. Webster; executive
committee, M. M. Taplin, G. L.
Shaeffer. C. D. French. A first-clasi
course will again be offered to thu
public.
The work of the Ladies' Aid societ,
of the Congregational church Thurs
day in behalf of the Kurn HATH
homes was grand success. The suppe
realized them $22. After paying fo1
material used in making comfortable
they had left SO in cash. The arti
amounted to $780, and those contribut
ed by the members of the church ant
congregation were valued at $105
making the total valuation of the DO:
and cash 1880. The total for tn
year to date for Kurn Hattin S258. 46
Thomas Corrigan will find that tn
way of the transgressor is hard.
few days ago he borrowed $4.00 fror
his friend. VIM. Mclaughlin, wit
which to leave town. Now McLaugt
lin had purchased $22 suit whic
was still neatly tied up. Corrigar
not satisfied with the favor of tn
loan. discards his own shabby gal
ments, dons the new suit, and ties hi
discarded rags into a neat bundle
lxy1 Poe
ton. That evening Mclaughlin dis
covers the theft and at once report
it to Mr.. Stannard, who notifies tn
\ police in Boston, and Corrigan is 81
rested as he steps off the train. MI
Stannard left Monday night for Bos
ton to bring him back. Both youn
men work In the E. L. Chandler c.
mills and board with Mrs. Wells.
Thursday evening 48 members {
Memphremagog lodge, F. & "A. M. {
Newport visited Valley lodge and col
ferred the third degree upon Harr
Dickens. The team work of Memphr
magog lodge was impressively exen
chaplain, Brother True, veteran
the order. Light refreshments WEI
served to about 100 guests. after whit
most delightful social hour W,
spent. O. w. Locke, ready for q
occasions, acted as toastm aster in
most acceptable manner. The mer
bers of Memphremagog lodge a,
other nearby lodges responded in
happy vein. their remarks being bo
witty and instructive. Those respon
ing for Valley lodge were o. w. Lock
G. P. Adams. Harry Dickens and G.
Shaeffer. 1t was altogether q We
enjoyable evening and we say to O
brothers, Come again."
Last Thursday eight Polanders we
brought before Justice Page, charg
with breach of the peace. 1t cal
out in the evidence that there had be
a christening in one of the homes
y the lrasburg road and that some Of
LIQUID used was little stronger tn
wafor While the dance was In nrf