Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-05

mother with them.
The first regular meeting of the fall
was held by the Eastern Star Thurs
day evening. A large number were
present and enjoyed a baked bean
supper at 6 O'Clock.
Quite nice sum was realized for
the Village Improvement society
through Mrs. L. A. Spaford's sale
last week. Who will be the next to
help out the society?
Mr.. Eldridge and family have moved
from Albany to the c. B. Ordway
house on Main street. Mr.. Ordway
moved today to the l.. S. Nye tene-
ment on School street.
The rummage sale of the Village Inn
| provement society Will be held in the
! band room in Opera house, Oct. goth
and 21st This will be the best sale
ever held by the society. Keep the
| date and place in mind.
C. D. French and son Gerald went
to Exeter last week. Gerald entered
Phillips Exeter preparatory school.
Mrs. NJ. M. Taplin accompanied
them for visit to her son Charles, who
also entered the school.
Leon TurnbuIl took the following
party to Hanover Saturday to see the
| football game between the Dartmouth
and Massachusetts, state college
| teams: Guy Harris. Gordon Joslyn,
| Fred Bennett and Lyndol Smith.
w. K. Annis has completed the job
of putting down cement walks across
DR.. Cleasby's lawn and four sets of
cement steps. two at the house and
Of 10 1oI0
| lent one and makes fine appearance.
The Orleans High school football
team played three games thus far this
| season and are giving good account
of themselves. The following is the
result, Newport II, Orleans O; Derby
academy 0, Orleans 20; Barton 0,
Orleans q.
Mr.. Mclean moved Monday from
the Olin Miles house to the Il. B.
Smith house on Water street former
IL occupied by Harry Dickens. Mr..
Dickens has moved into his house on
Cottage street lately purchased from
Mr. Hall.
Dan Clarke has given up his position
at the Veneer mill of the E. L. Chand-
Ter Company and returned to his
received his M. NJ. degree at a spe-
cial meeting of Valley lodge last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Campbell of
Lyndonville stopped with Mr. and
Mrs F. G.. Sherburne Monday even
ing on their way to attend the funeral
Of the Campbell boy who was struck
by lightning Saturday afternoon in
Bloomington.
1t is nearly time to pack the barrels
of supplies which the missionary soci-
ETY. of the Congregational church is in
the habit of sending at this season.
This is to remind the ladies of that
fact and to send their contributions to
the vestry of the church.
Miss E. Eliza Sessions, financial
representative of the Kurn Hattin
Home for homeless boys, will make
her annual appearance from the 9Th to
18th of October. She will speak in the
Congregational church next Sunday
both morning and evening. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend these
services.
MORGAN Sawyer, his son Mart and
wife and his daughter, Mrs. Nellie Uric
of Craftsbury and his niece, Mrs En-
ma V. Adams of Iowa visited Mr..
Mrs. Adams went west with her par
ents At years ago and has never been
east since. She formerly came from
Craftsbury.
Grace Livingstone Furniss' play,
'"The Man on the Box" adapted from
Harold McGraths' novel of the same
name, is play that is certain to pr O.
woke much laughter and it's produc-
ton by John Meehan and a special
company at the opera house on Tues
for the assembling of all comedy
lovers. Seats now on sale at Austin S
drug store.
The Book and Thimble club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Page on Sept.
18th. The following program was rem
dered. Selected reading. Mrs Jones
Poem vermont" Mrs. Ella Skinner
paper, "Places of Interest in Yer
mont" Mrs Ordway: Selection from
Vermont author, Mrs. Perley. After
the program dainty refreshments were
served. Adjourned to meet with Mrs
Bean Oct. II
A. 0. Austin returned from Boston
Saturday morning where he had been
attending the annual stockholders
meeting of the United Drug Company
the makers of RexalI Remedies. This
convention is more largely attended
in proportion to membership than
any drug convention in the country,
there being three thousand five hun
; dred in attendance, representing as
many towns and cities in the United
States and Canada. Beside making
the Rexall Remedies the company has
the largest perfume laboratory in this
country and an extensive candy fac
tory where FenWav and Iiruett,c