Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-11
THE UP-TO-DATE GROCERY, ORLEANS, VERMONT
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Mrs. Davenport and mother spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Alice
Cole. Mr.. Davenport came from Bel
lows Falls Monday for. few days
visit.
Glenn Dodge and John Cotton re-
turned Saturday evening from McIn-
does Falls with a new Is H. P. Over
land automobile. John Parker accom-
panied them.
The cemetery association held their
annual meeting last week. F. C..
retiring trustees and were reelected
for the ensuing year.
The Syndicate Clothing Company's
great sale positively closes Saturday
as stated in their advertisement on
page eight of this paper. Their sale
has been very successful.
H. G. Rogers, who spent the winter
in Auburn, Me-, has returned to his
home here. He expects to go to Will
loughpy shortly and reopen the store
he conducted last summer
AS soon as the Mute block has been
remodeled Mrs. L. A. Spafford will
occupy the store room. The room now
occupied by Mrs. Spafford has been
rented by Miss Eva Bassett.
George A. Fletcher is the only sur
vivor of the S3 prisoners taken to Lib
by prison at the time of his capture.
Mr.. Fletcher gives a most interesting
account of his war experiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. D. R. Collins left
| uocfor0ox7 for Iuookc' uicif fn
their son, Prof. Collins of Middlebury
college. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery will
take care of the home while they are
away.
Miss Ruth Skinner, Miss Dora Will
ley and Miss Clara Dwinell will attend
the Christian Endeavor county conven-
ton at Lowell Saturday and Sunday as
delegates of the local Endeavor soci-
I ETY..
The newly elected officers of Valley
Lodge, F. and A. M, will be installed
:. on Thursday evening. Exemplifca-
: tion of the first degree will follow the
: installation. Let there be full at
) tendance Of the members.
Earl M. Twombly, who came from
+ Boston to take charge of Austin s
= pharmacy for a week in the absence
of Mr.. Austin, returned to resume his
studies at the college of pharmacy
which closes its years work next Fri
day.
The DeRue Bros. Ideal Ministries
f will again make their appearance here
: in the opera hall tonight. It is saiC
4 that the company has been enlarged
this season and are better prepares
: than ever to give first class perform
ance. Ezss
Wednesday evening, May 4, a dis
e trict instruction meeting of the Mod
i ern Woodmen of America was held i
their hall in the Darling block. L. A
. Kelley, district deputy, and State Dep
uty Palmer of Burlington were here t
instruct the sixty members present.
The Mothers club met to organic
$ being twenty-five charter members
The following officers were elected fo
! the ensuing year: president, Mrs
Is Edith Stoddard; LIST vice president
Mrs. Frank Hardy; I'd vice presiden1
!. Mrs. J. B. Cotton; treasurer, Mrs
+ Geo. Hoyt; secretary, Mrs. E. {
se Gauvin. There were standing commi
). tees appointed as follows, program
a. social, benevolent and library. Tt
ID meeting was adjourned to meet wit
t Mrs. Cleasby, May A. Mrs. Stodda1
withdrew from her office as preside1
and Mrs. Fred Witt was elected to a.
" in her place. Two auditors were al
k pointed, viz. Mrs. NJ. E. Lyon and Mr.
IF Ed. Stafford. It was voted to adjour
until the first Wednesday in Septembe
when the first regular meeting Wi
Sc take place.