Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-04
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Senator Taplin returned to Mont
pelier Monday.
DR.. Wright spent New Years with
his son in Woodsville, N. III.
Mrs. Z. c. Nutting of Lowell is en-
tertained at David Willey's.
Miss Florence Nelson of Derby has
been visiting at C.. D. French's.
Miss Glen Adams has charge of the
| store in Mrs. Spafford's absence.
Mrs. B Garvin entertained Mrs. O.
c. Phillips of East Burke recently.
A w. Fletcher has returned from
his business trip to New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dryer are hap
by in the birth of little baby girl.
F. NJ. Dean and family spent the
beginning OF the year in Rock Island.
Miss Lena Wiley returned Sunday
from her weeks visit to Concord. N.
H.
Miss Winnie s.Wilkie has closed her
lab ors with Whipple, French & Com
pany.
Mrs. Grace Black of North Adams,
Mass, is visiting her father. H. r.
Smith.
Earl Twombly and Karl Webster re-
turned to their duties in Boston Sun
day night.
Miss Ada Steinson has returned
from her two weeks vacation in Mel
borne, P. Q.
The schools are in full swing again
with all the teachers and pupils in
their places. -:
Miss Mabel Parlin has recovered
from her severe illness and is able to
be out again.
Henry Bassett's tenement on Water
street has been rented by Mansel
Clark of Irasburg.
Miss Dale Whipple entertained her
cousin, Miss Laura Whipple of Lyn-
donville, recently.
Regular services in both churches
next Sabbath and hearty welcome is
extended the public.
Miss Juline Rogers Of Burlington
has accepted position with Whipple,
French & Company.
DR.. Ranney recently entertained his
| brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. F.
Ranney of Newport.
Mrs E. E., Mathews and son Dean
are expected home from Greensboro,
n. c., in few weeks.
Mrs. w. B. Bowman entertained
Mrs. Rufus Miles and daughter OF
Albany last Wednesday. -.
Miss Marion Ordway has been as.
sistlpg both in the post office and the
bank during the holidays.
The next moving picture show will
be given on Thursday night instead OF
Friday for this week only.
Prof Fletcher of Concord returned
to resume his work as principal OF
schools for the winter term.
Mrs. Harriet Preston, who was the
guest of Mrs. : S. Glib, has returned
to her home in Manchester. N. H.
Mrs. LYDIA Forsythe of Lyndonville
was entertained by MI and Mrs. Err
nest Wheeler several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dean recently
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hi
and Mrs. Bert Hill Of Rock Island, P
Q.
The Pythian Assembly on FRIDAY
night was AS usual we'll attend ed
Powell's orchestra furnished the mu
sic.
Regular prayer service at the M. E
vestry on Wednesday evening at Z 80
A full attendance of the members il
desired.
Now is the time to take advantag,
of the reduced sale which most of tn,
stores offer. Be sure and read all tn,
advertisements.
3. o. Smith started out today in tn
interest of the wholesale business o
the Orleans Bakery company through
out the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Emond. spen
New Years in Montreal. Mr. EN-
ond is foreman of the box shop o
f.. j.. Chandler company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Bassett hav
gone to Manchester, N. H., to live
> 1t is reported that Mr.. Bassett ex
> poets to go into the poultry business.
The Congregational Missionary soci
ETY. met with Mrs. J. H. Brown yes
terday afternoon. There was a YER
good attendance and an interestin,
meeting held. --~sssszsssss -,---ssss $751;
Enos Freehart reports that..he dre1
a-load of hardwood logs from the Al
, len farm in Irasburg to the venee
mill of Orleans that weighed eigh
tons with one pair of horses.