Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-06
ORLEANS

ORLEANS
Miss Anna Bassett spent Monday in
Newport.
Marion Ordway returned Monday to
Lasalle seminary.
Mrs. Harvey Reed returned from
Boston last week.
Fred Goldsmith returned Monday to
McGill university.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Smith spent Mon
day in Evansville.
Ruth Skinner returned Monday to
Wheaton seminary.
Clyde Locke returned to-day to his
studies at Dartmouth.
Mr.Jondro of Barre spent several
| days in town recently.
Miss Penney has returned from her
home in Echoville, P. @.
James Prue has gone to housekeep-
ing in the Darling block.
Charles Hamblet of Barton was in
town on business Monday.
Blanche Gallup of Evansville spent
Sunday with Mrs. H. |. Smith.
Hazel Gates OF Newport was the
guest OF Doris Sargent last week.
The third Pythian assembly will be
held on Thursday evening, Jan. z.
Miss Ruth Rogers returned Monday
night from her visit to MorrisvilIe.
Mrs. C. D. Folsom Of Boston is
visiting her brother, E. M.Merrill.
Wheaton Livingston of ST. 5ohnsburv
visited F. j. Kinney one day last
week.
The winter term of school opened
Monday with all the scholars intheir
places.
Miss Eaton appeared on the streets
yesterday Tor the first time since her
illness.
Hodges orchestra of St. Johnsbury
gave daEce In the opera hall Friday
evening.
G. E. Dean has sold one-half interes
of his business to his father-in-law
Hiram Goss
0. G. Page is wiring the Gay hous
recently purchased by Isaac Keys O
Coventry.
! Miss Eva Chandler, who is teachin
in Lasalle seminary, is home for
. short vacation.
G. Allen of Irasburg has moved int
the village and is working for the I
e L. Chandler Co.
Mrs. Conway's sister Miss MI
Kenzie, returned Tuesday to her HON
a. in MarShOre p O
q Mr.. and Mrs. Gardyne and fami]
spent New Years day in Montgomel
visiting relatives.
Z. u. French and family have r
turned from their two weeks visit
Boston and vicinity.
p. H. Ramsdell has received linden
nifty from the B. & NJ. Railroad C
for injuries received.
II. B. Smith is again doing busine
at the old stand, having purchased Il
meat market Of n. /. Smith. std
i Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Skinner arriv,
from Skinner. Me-, Friday night al
/ returned again Monday night. 81 I,
i Earl Ordway. who spentsa few da
visiting his parents and friends has I
turned to Williamstown, Mass.
)u Miss Grace Austin returned Sund
"A evening from her week 8 visit wi
relatives in Boston and vicinity.
. For the proper systematizing of
W collection business. Lawyer Aldri
has installed new Marcy cabinet.
A violin solo will be among the m
steal features of the service at t
Methodist church Sunday evening.
} Don't forget the Eastern Star SOC
+ Friday evening. The Masops and tn
wives or friends are cordially invite
J. G. Turnbull, E. C. Skinner, a
VI w. K. Annis were in Sherbrooke a
Lennoxville, P. O.. on business rece
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brown entertain
their little grandson, Wallace Bro
of Lyndonville, for few days i
week.
Arthur D. Wiggin and family
Woodstock. spent the holidays W
friends in Troy and at the home of
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bartlett atten'
the reception given by Col. and M
Emery to the customs officers of t
place.
= District Superintendent Frank
Lewis of ST. Johnsbury will preach
the Methodist church SUNDAY event
Mr.. Lewis is fine speaker an
treat, will be in store for all
attendance.
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