Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-05-04
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
C. L. SHAEFFER, Local Editor
C. L. sHAEFFER, Local Editor
ORLEANS.

Geo. Twombly is building an addi-
tion to his barn.
The new tennis court will soon be
ready for action.
DR.. Stevens has given his house
new coat of paint.
Mr.. Demick expects to move his
family to West Derby.
Carpenters began making repairs on
the Mute block Monday.
Miss Martin entertained her mother
from Albany last week.
M M. Taplin went to Chester yes
terday to hold an auction.
Miss Elizabeth Carson of Barre is
visiting Mrs. A. H. SWEET.
| Mrs. Houston of Charleston is visit
ing her brother, II. H. Dryer.
Miss Mary Farman spent the past
week with her parents in Troy.
Fred Hunt is digging the cellar for
his new house on Prospect street.
w. K. Annis spent several days last
week in Albany calling on friends.
Miss Eva Grow was suffering with
an attack of grip the past few days.
C. S. Skinner arrived from Skinner,
| Me-, Saturday night for a visit home.
H. l. Smith went to Pixies Station
| Monday where he has secured posi-
| ton.
| Mrs. Fred Hunts mother, Mrs. Por-
| ter, has returned to her home in West
Derby.
| Miss Carrie Badger visited in New
port and West Derby Saturday and
Sunday.
/ Pauline Dean of West Burke spent
several days last week with her uncle,
Fred Dean.
Mrs. w. J. Joslyn spent Thursday
in Newport visiting her sister, Mrs.
Fred Sisco.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. E.
church held their annual business
II meeting Thursday.
Il Orleans merchants are certainly
hustlers. See the advertising they
| carry in this issue.
II Carol Jenkins of Syracuse, N. Y,
| is visiting his uncle, H. B. Smith, for a
/ few days this week.
II Miss Sadie Lothrop spent Sunday at
J Ayers Cliff, P. O., the guest of Mr..
: and Mrs. Elmer Lyon.
Harry Dickens attended the Orleans
&. county underwriters association meet
! ing at Newport Monday.
! Services in both churches next Sab
I bath at the regular hours. A cordial
I: invitation is extended the public.
!: Henry Whiting drew the prize at F.
= J. Kinney's pharmacy Saturday even
/ ing consisting of travelling bag.
! Harry Wells, who is working for E.
B. Wiley, has moved his family from
! West Derby to C. B. Ordway's tene
j. ment.
! G. E. Dean has sold his hardwar,
business in West Burke and bought
I flour and feed business in New Hamp
! shire.
J. Prayer service will be held this even
!: ing in the Congregational vestry a
I! Z 80. Subject, "Christ's Temptation
! and Ours. -
! AS usual big crowd attended tn
May breakfast given by the Ladies
7 Aid society of the Congregations
= cnurcn Ln1S morning.
J. The K. P meeting Tuesday nigh
: was postponed until Friday night
T Preparation will be made at this tim
! for the district meeting.
+ The listers will be at the Vale
I house Tuesday, May 10, from o'cloc
+ to 3 80 O'Clock, p. M, to hear an
: grievances anyone may have at thei
= acts.
! The Rev. Mr.. Burke, the newly al
! pointed pastor of the M. E. church, al
rived Wednesday, April 81. H
I? household goods came Monday ar
/ they are now settled in the parsonag,
I Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Lock
j and Mrs. Jennie Jones attended tt
funeral of Mrs. Mary Magoon, in Co
I week. Mrs. Magoon was formerly
: resident of this place.
!: The Woman's Missionary society
! the Congregational church met wi
: Mrs. M. M. Taplin yesterday afte
7! noon and a most successful meetil
j was held. Some thirty were preser
!; A fine lunch was served by the hostes
I Just received another new lot
: material for quilts, which for dain
T ness, durability and low prices,
not equaled in Orleans. Ladies a
: cordially invited to call and examir
: They are going fast, don't miss an c
+ ortunity to see them. Mrs. Carrie
:; Dwyer.
Z The Book and Thimble club he
J their annual business meeting Wi
!! Mrs. Marston April 81. The folio
]. ing officers were elected: Pres, M
Fiske Vice-bres.. Mrs. Kinslev. sec