Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-18
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
c. L. sHAEFFER, Local Editor
C. L. SHAEFFER, Local Editor


Wilder Joslyn went to Barton Monday
as candidates for the chapter degrees.
A number from here attended the
annual roll call of the congregational
church at Coventry last Wednesday.
The Glover Ministries presented
! "Mr. Whites Minstrel Show" last
Thursday evening to good audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wiley went to
Sheffield today to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Margaret O'Brien, Mrs. Will
ley's sister.
Ernest Going, who has been off duty
for several weeks on account of
rheumatism, resumed his work in the
mill Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Guild announces
the marriage of their daughter, Julia
Ethel to DR.. C. 2. Rorabaugh on Jan.
LIST at Seattle, Wash.
E. E. Doe is entertaining a niece,
Miss Lunetta McPhetres of Bangor,
Me. Miss McPhetres is daughter of
Mr.. Does sister.
Mrs. L. E. Spafford gives the ladies
of this vicinity something to talk
about in her great advertisement on
page eight Of this issue.
Miss Ruth Richmond has just fn-
ished catologing 120 new books for
the library. These books will be
ready for the public by Saturday.
The topic for the Epworth League
meeting in the NJ E. church next
! Sunday evening will be 'Life Build
ing" Leader, Miss Daisy Kittredge.
E. E. Doe received a letter from
the nurse this morning stating that
Miss Lillian is resting comfortably
and is as we'll as could be expected.
The Christian Endeavorers will meet
on Sunday evening at 6 80 in the Con-
gregational vestry. The following
will be considered: 'The Law of Pre-
vailing Prayer
Intervale Chapter, No. 81, O. E. S.,
will hold its regular convocation to
morrow evening in Masonic Hall. 1t
has invited as it's guests for the eve
ming the chapters from Irasburg and
Newport.
Wednesday evening prayer and con-
ference meeting in the Congregational
vestry at Z 80. Subject, 1.-The Sunlit
Life" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all. Let US make this a
banner for these meetings.
Mrs. L. E. Spafford and daughter
Doris returned from a three weeks
visit to New Haven, Conn.,, where
they were in consulta tion with an en-
inent physician with reference to
Doris ailment and were very much en-
couraged.
Carl Dwinell. who has for sometime
been suffering with appendicitis, went
to Boston last week Wednesday for an
operation, which was very successful.
There were no other complied lions
and the prospects are for quick re.
) covery
The Congregational Sunday school
has entered a red and blue contest
the main object being to inspire a
) continuous attendance. All sensation
al and spectacular elements are to be
eliminated and no PROSECUTING under
any circumstances. Work hard for
permanent results.
By direction of the fire wardens,
W. j. Joslyn is looking over the vii
= lage for possible sources Of fire. The
ashes stored in barrels in E. w. Mer-
rllls house came near starting a baC
: fire recently. 1t is incumbent upor
. everyone to use extreme caution.
Rev Newell c. MAYNARD. an evange
list, engaged by the Christian En-
deavor society of Bloomington for a
. weeks service, preached an excellent
sermon Sunday morning in the, Or
leans Congregational church. Hi
|. subject was ''Thy Kingdom Come
Miss Lillian Doe, who has had sew
era! severe attacks of appendiciti
+ during the past few years was operat
ed upon last week. The operatio
: was success in every respect and
! quick recovery is expected. Mi IS
Lillian is an attendant at the North
field seminary, Mass.
: The Mothers club met with Mrs
j Geo. Porter Wednesday evening Jan
:; 4. Mrs. Whipple read a very inter
: esting paper on Gaining and Keep
! ing the Child's Confidence Mrs
:; Stafford also gave a very interestin
:: reading. After the meeting light re
j freshments were served by the host
!: ess.
Don't forget the entertainment b
j the Cambrian singers next Monda
:; afternoon at 80 o'clock in the oper
!: house. Remember this will likely b
j. the most interesting number on tn
:; years course. Be sure to get you
:: tickets early at Austin's drug store
j. There will be IL of the finest NAL
:: voices before the public today.
!: Miss Dora Wiley received a tel,
? gram Wednesday of last week whic
+ called her to New York city wher
!: she found that her sister Glenn, WI
: is preparing herself for nursing wa