Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-02-08
ORLEANS.


Newport.
Mrs. C. D. French is suffering with
the prevailing grip.
Mr.. and Mrs l. D. R. Collins are
both suffering with colds.
Mrs. F. II. Wedge has been visiting
friends in North Troy recently.
Miss Glenn Wiley is improving very
slowly and is still too sick to travel.
VIM. Blasdell and daughter expect
to leave very shortly for Southern
Pines, N. G.
! Mrs. Hugh Buchanan spent Wednes-
day of last week visiting friends in
Lyndonville.
The newly organized basket ball
team goes to Newport for game
tomorrow night.
Mrs. Arab Wilcox entertained her
friend. Miss Ethel Rollins of Newport
Center, last week.
The trial of the case of town of
Lowell VS.. Stephenson is adjourned
to Feb. 21st next.
The Junior Endeavorers will give a
Valentine social, Feb. 18th in the Con-
= gregational vestry.
Regular services in both churches
next Sabbath at the usual hours. Cor
dial invitation extended the public.
Mrs. f. E. Mathews and son Dean
have left Greensboro, N. c., and are
now established in Southern Pines.
James Laughton is giving the boy
e. Of Sp%o
talks on his experience as soldier.
Mrs. Herbert Person and Mrs.
Thomas Colburn are entertaining their
niece, Miss Abbie Hall of Waterford.
DR.. Cleasby, B. o. Smith, George
Porter, and Silas Sargent attended the
food fair at st. Johnsbury last week.
5 Mr. Graves, who is sick with typhoid
fever, is holding his own and as well
! as can be expected at this stage Of the
, fever.
Quite large number from here at
tended the dance given for Glare
Powell of Barton last week Thursday
evening.
The Knights of Pythias held reg
) ular meeting in Castle Hall last eve
emplified.
Carl and Clyde Wiley went tt
White River Junction today, to take
the examination now due in the post
= al service.
A two and one-half pound baby CIR
was born last week to Mrs. l.. S. Bar
ney. Mrs. Barney is a daughter OF
!, Mrs. Maxfeld. The child did not live
! Another of the popular Ply THAN as
semblies will be held in Castle hal
tonight. Madam Brooks orchestra Of
st. Johnsbury will furnish the music
| About Is from here went to Iras
burg Friday evening to assist in fight
ing the fire that destroyed Wheeler S
store, dwelling, the courthouse anC
? sheds.
The Ladies Aid society of the M. E.
church had very successful sale anc
supper last Thursday afternoon and
evening, in spite of the inclemency Of
the weather.
The topic for the prayer service ir
the Congregational vestry this eve
ming will be Sacrifice and Song" ano
the leader will be Mrs. S. II. Pearson
Make An effort to be present.
Prof. w. H. Fletcher took a shor
trip to Concord, N. H., Friday eve
ming. returning Sunday morning ir
company with his brother Robert
who returned to Hanover Monday
night to resume his work at Dart
mouth.
At the prayer meeting in the M. E
church the topic, "How to Have Goo(
Prayer Meeting, will be discussed. A
the Epworth League service Sunda!
evening the subject will be ''The Obi
cations of Neighborliness." Lead err
Ebert Cole.
Wilbur Trip takes this opportunit.
to extend his most hearty thanks t.
his fellow-workmen and all other!
who so kindly and literally contribut
ed toward the purse presented to hir
last week. He not only highly ap
bat more so the kindly spirit and tn
brotherly love that inspired it.,
The two central telephone office
will be consolidated by the 18th O
this month. The room now occupie
by the Peoples central will be tn
managers office, while the roor
next to it will be used as the ez
change Office. A two position boar
will be established thereby bringin
greater convenience and efficiency.
Christian Endeavor Day was OK
i. served in the Congregational vestr
by the society with a consecratio
= service led by it's president, Mis-
Inez Winslow. Fifty-fve of the men
bers and friends of the society ha
gathered and the service was a yer
profitable one. Afterward a yer
pheasant social hour was spent by al