Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-19
LOCAL NEWS
ORLEANS.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIVE.

ern Pines Tuesday.
DR.. Cleasby is having his lawn grad
ed and turfed around his home on
Maple street. Messrs. Andrews and
Magoon are doing the work.
Regular prayer service in the Con-
gregational Vestry this evening at
1880. Subject for the evening, What
Is the Church Building for?'
w. H. Blasdell Mrs. w. j. Ell
bridge, H. S. Webster and Miss May
Kimball the latter of Boston, attended
the funeral of Henry Hayden OF Al
bany last Saturday.
Don't forget the rummage sale by
the Village Improvement society,
which will be held in the band room
of the opera hall on Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. King and Mr.. and Mrs: Drown
were given a surprise party by their
many friends. Games and refresh
ments were enjoyed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will give chick
en- pie dinner in the vestry OF the
church next Tuesday. Everybody Is
most cordially invited.
Miss Sessions had a successful week
in behalf of the Kurn Hattln home
for homeless boys In the absence OF
the.pastor she had charge OF poth
services here and at Bloomington.
The missionary barrels will be
packed in the vestry of the Congrega-
tional church next Wednesday, Oct'
26. All having articles to contribute
please bring them in before that date'
Levi Lothrop and George. Hunt
have effected a consolidation OF their
livery stables and the new firm Will
no located and doing business at the
Valley house stables. Mr.. Hunt s
stable on Main street has been closed
RAYMOND P. Lewis of Glover and
BERTHA Mae Lowell of Orleans were
united in marriage at the COngrega-
tional parsonage on Saturday even
ing. Their many friends extend con-
pratulations and wish them much
happiness and prosperity.
Mildred. the Is years old daughter
of Edgar Chase, was operated! upon IL Ior
aDnendicitis Sunday morning. The
oneratinc doctor was Dr. Bazin of
Montreal. assisted by DIR. Wells. The
oneration in their home on the Barton
road was very successful and the
patient is doing very we'll.
The Book and Thimble club met
Oct. II at the home OF Mrs. beaI.
The following program was T re-.
Poem, Forest Hymn, Miss MlnsioW
duet. Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Kinney
informal discussion OF forestry anC
curfew law for village to keep emil
dren off streets in the evening. Al
journed to meet Oct, 70, with Mrs
Stannard,
A most delightful and pleasant
event was that given by the ladles OF
Orleans Thursday afternoon, Octooel
e. at the home Of Mrs. n. l.. SKINNER
Lunch was served by Mrs. SKINNER II
her right royal manner and there was
literary entertainment In when al
took part. This Canadian society Il
becoming quite popular Each 0h'
went home feeling they had had
good time. -,
The regular song services vii
again be resumed in the Congree"
ti5nal church. The first OF the seas sol
will be given Sunday evening at ! 10y
Everybody is most cordially lhViIGu
The first rehearsal will be held IN TIT
rbnrcb on Friday even;nS at 8 o'clock
Let everyone who is interested ant
will take part come to that meeting
Senator Taplin will be present to con
duct the rehearsal,
WESlFltLD.
Bessie Root was in town over sun
day.
NJ w. Forman returned to Montpe
ler Monday.
Little Airline NJ. Watkins has til
wnooping cough.
Mrs. w. B. Gilpiu has baen i'll wit
bronchitis the past week,
Gerald Drown Of Derby was recen
mast Ct Wi liam D,ckson'5.
Morris Lawrence was home las
week from Derby Academy
Mrs. r. II. Wright Is i'll with hear
trouble aud its compl cations
Benney Wright Of st. Johnsbur
visited his uncle, VIII Wrlghf, It
Gently,
Mrs. p. Il. Hitchcock has returne
TO NonJpeIier to care Tor her elste
who is very i'll.
MS. W. II. Williams, who has bee
v,-.,jng in town. returned Monday
her home in Providence, r. l.
DIR, w. A. Young was home fro
NontpeIier over Sunday but was col
fined to the house with an aocess.
Miss Orcelia Atwood of South We,
mouth. Mass, came last week TO spet
some time with Mrs. Ashley Fermal
State Cattle Commissioner Davis
White River Junction and DR.. Ess
man were i'll town on business tt
days ago.
Mrs. Dayton Harding and 6augh'
Maud were in town a few days !
Gently on their return from trip
Massachusetts.
Rev. J, e Bowman accompanied
mother TO Burlington Monday VINE
they are visiting her sister. MIR. 30
man returns this week.