Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-06

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Saturday for her school in Colchester.
Past Masters night of the Masonic
lodge will be held tomorrow evening.
Miss Mildred Lang is home from the
normal school for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Carrie Owen Murra> arrived
from Chicago, H., last week for a
visit
Miss Carrie Jones of St. Johnsbury
was the guest Of friends in town last
week.
Perley Drew was very sick last
week !; and Ora Piper was sick for sever
al days.
Mrs. C. c. Lang was called to Nor
risville to attend the funeral Of an aunt
last week.
Don't forget the moving picture
show Friday evening. See poster and
advertisements.
Ira Day moves this week from the
Cassidy block into Henry Gays house
on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. John Suitor and Mrs. J. W. Mil
lar were the guests Of DR.. Henry Suit
or at West Burke tuesday.
Misses Cordelia Page and Lillian
Maxwell attended the basket ball game
at Newport Thursday night.
Edgar Valley has engaged to work
for Frank Kendrick for the summer do
ing painting, papering etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Cook of North
Woodstock, n. H., are spending a week
with H. P. Cook and family.
Annual convocation Of keystone chap
ter, No. 16, R. A. NJ, this (Monday)
evening. Election Of officers.
Rev. w. A. Warner will speak to the
Masons Sunday evening at union
meeting at the M E. church.
The special meeting of the NJ. W. of
A. will be held Tuesday evening. Apr.
z. Work and new applications.
Miss Blanche Gallup of Evansville
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
M. H. Drumming, for several days.
Mrs. John Mcclellan is home from Bos-
ton, where she has been for surgical
operation, much improved in health.
The tub factory turned out between
1900 and 1890 twenty and thirty pound
tubs per day last week. A record week.
Rev. W. 3. Dukeshire was given a
unanimous call to return to his parish
here at q recent quarterly conference.
H. V. Drown has engaged to work
for the Willoughby Wood & Lumber
Co. of South Barton as foreman in theli
mill.
Mrs. Lyman Locke and daughter OF
| Lisbon, N H., were guests OF then
aunt, Mrs Mary Morrill, Of Park street
last week.
Sumner Stewart and Beth Todd o
Lyndonville were entertained bJ
Geneva and Pearl Wilnot, a few day
last week.
The Modern Wooomen are planning
for their second annual concert ant
ball, to be given May 5. Fosters vii
be out later.
Miss Ruby Campbell has returned t.
Jonnsbury after her visit to her par
ents. and the completion Of her worl
as nurse here.
Miss Avis Brewster, daughter of DR.
and Mrs. L. E. Brewster Of Boston
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harlow Foss.
: Miss Emma Watkins Of Monkton IA
finished her work for Mrs. J. L. Al
chambault and returned to her home o.
account of sickness.
N. 4. Mcdonald Of St. Johnsb"ry ha
| engaged to work for d. I. Grapes q
! blacksmith in the place OF Joseph Mar
teila, who has gone to Newport.
&. C. Kinnball of Westmore has sol
: his farm in West,nore and will NOV
here soon in order to give his childre
y better advantages for edUcati,,n.
: The annual meeting Of Orlean
lodge, No. So, T. & AM :, will be hel
: Friday evening at 7 80 o'clock Thi
: is the annual election Of officers.
e Misses Marion Redfeld and Ma
+. Arthur, Messrs. Heath and friend an
e Walter Lewis returned to-day to thei
studies at Goddard seminary, Barre.
Mikes Indians went to Stanstead
o ?. Q Friday night where they playe
e a game Of basket ball with the Star
6 steads and lost by score of p to l
Il Dr. Magoon has his new cottage
, Crystal Lake Grove up and boarded
:, He has fine granite foundation and
u will have a fine cottage when con
pleted.
Mrs. Jerry Buckley is home fro
+ Albany, where she has been visitin
IT her parents several weeks; and Mi
&c Nora Buckley has returned to h
:. home in Wheelock.
j. Joseph Martell has finished work Fl
= D. l. Grapes, aud will go to Newpor
or where he has hired The Greenwo'
blacksmith shop, and will carry on Il
r. business for himself.
II DR.. E. A. Dussault is in town al
e is to locate here. He is graduate
le Laval college, Montreal, and has pra
ticed four years in Montreal hospital
lis He has license for % states.
- The following letters remain uncall
1t for at the post Office April
or Please say advertised when calling t
these letters w. H. Hungerford, MI
Anay Rogers, D. P. Sullivan, Ed. Unde