Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-10
8 G.. L. sHAEFFER, Local Editor

Mrs. Herbert Person has been quite
sick for number of days, but at pres
ent writing is gaining.
Fred Deans little daughter Fannie
fell on the ice Sunday and badly
sprained her left hand and arm.
Mrs. Holmes of Morgan, who had
been caring for her son Roy during his
illness, returned to her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Chase Of Athol.
Mass. spent several days last week |
at the home of her niece, Mrs. William |
Wiggin.
Leon Gay of Boise City, Ida, is
home for a months visit. Mr.. Gay |
arrived from the West Wednesday |
evening. st.
Prof. Allan will appear in Orleans
on Thursday evening, Feb. IL, under
the auspices of Camp 9505, nj. w. A.
| See adv.
c. S. Skinner and C. D.. French
spent several days last week in Skin
ner, Me-, on business, returning Thurs
| day noon.
! Let every Pythian Knight be present
at Castle hall Thursday night. Sher-
brooke lodge is the invited guest.
Refreshments.
C. S. Skinner went Thursday to
Pawtucket, r. T., on business. also
called to see his daughter Ruth in
Wheaton seminary.
Mrs. Fred Dean. is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Hill, and sister. Mrs.
Heath, both of Rock Island, P. O., for
few days this week.
Miss Florence Douglass of Spring
field, Mass, who has been home car
ing for her father in Coventry, re-
turned home Saturday.
The Pythian Sisters held one of their
assemblies Thursday evening in Castle
hall. The attendance was large. many
looming from out of town.
Misses Eva Grow and Gertrude
Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. ALI
4 church expect to go to Montreal Tues
day to attend the ice carnival.
: Mrs. l.. E. Spafford has given up
her rent with J. II. Rosebrook on ac-
count Of the sickness of her daughter
Il Doris. They are now in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Moulton and
y Col. and Mrs. Parker were last heard
from at Colorado Springs. and are
: now on their way to Los Angeles, Cal.
J. B. Winget was called to the bed
t side of bis brother-in-law, Mr.. Bailey
of STAFFORD, last week. Mr.. Bailey is
: seriously i'll and Mr.. Winget is still
= with him.
Those who attended the illustrated
4 lecture on the Panama canal at the
opera hall Thursday evening repor.
;. the views very interesting. The atten'
dance was small.
= John Buckley is working as assis
tant piper for the E. L, Chandler Co
Mr.. Buckley was an old schoolmate o.
j. Mr.. Doe, and the two had not seer
each other for 26 years. els
IL Mrs. VIM. Foster. formerly of thi
place, now of Denver. Col. has suffer
ed shock. Her friends will be pleas
4 ed to learn that there is some improve
ment in her condition.
70 Mrs. Geo. Stevens had bad fall o
the ice Monday. hurting herself quit
a severely. There was slight cor
i. cussion of the brain. At present writ
ing she is doing we'll.
n. Samuel Hall, who had been sick fc
some time, has again taken up NJ
:, | work as Jan1COr Oh the SCuOOl Duliulus
IS S. A. Grow had substituted for Nh
lis Hall for the past five weeks. vii j..
!, Don't forget the entertainment tt
OK night, the Weber quartet and reade
be Remember it is the last number
the course. Be sure to attend. Ticl
nv cts on sale at Austin's drug store.
On Mrs. Frank Hardy spent several da!
last week visiting relatives In Nor
tie Troy. Regular communication OF va
ov- ley lodge. F. & A. NJ, was held Thur
day evening. Business and lecture
ain Mr.. Hayden. the expert accounta
ale who has been auditing the books OF t
E. L. Chandler Co., has finished
labors here and gone to Lisbon,
M H., to audit their books in that plat
me
Prof. and Mrs. Hall of Wells Riy
arrived at the Valley house Sund
N. evening. Prof. Hall returned to
L. home Monday, while Mrs. Hall expe
to spend several weeks with her p
ents.
LEY Cash Allen received a pa inful inj'
in the back factory last week.
board which he was sa wing flew bs
eW- and struck him in the upper part
y. the leg, inflicting quite sew
wound.