Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-15

Miss Laila Roundy, teacher in the
second grade of the village school,
has been i'll with jaundice at her home
in West Burke for several days. Mrs.
Charles G. Taylor has been in charge
of her pupils during Miss Roundy's
absence.
The illustrated lecture on Village
Improvement, advertised bv the Civic
association for the evening of Nov. Z
did not materialize as the pictures to
be used were not forthcoming on the
date advertised. They will probably
be available later.
John Crawford. janitor at the Good
rich library is moving into the apart
ments in the Arlington recently va
Gated by Mrs. Leavens, who will &C.
cupy the home of Mrs. C.. E. Brooks
on Main street, during the latter
absence in California.
Ralph Sisco is reported to have
purchased and Burdick house in Glen
Derby, and Leo Young, the occupant,
has moved his household goods to the
home of H. S. Billings, where. with
his little son. Mr.. Young will make
his home for the present.
The Ladies' Social union will hold
its annual bazaar at the Congrega
tional parlors on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Nov. 81 and p. Chicken pie
supper Tuesday night, entertainme emf
! Wednesday evening and two days sale
of desirable artitl IS. Come.
O. NJ. Spaulding, who had the mis-
fortune to lose foot last week. is do
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! bury. He suffered an amputation of
will lay Mr.. Spauldinp by for some
time, but does not necessarily incapac-
itate him for his duties as a locomo-
tive engineer.
A weary citizen, with his system
impregnated with some intoxicant
sought much needed repose on D. M.
Camps doorstep last week Tuesday
evening. Whether ne was celebrat-
ing the Massachusetts election or the
victory for prohibition in Maine does
not as yet appear. He was given
more comfortable quarters under the
care of Sheriff Hill.
The Sunday School council of the
| Congregational church held its BIZ
weekly meeting Wednesday evening,
Nov. 8. Supper was served in the
church dining rooms at 6 80. after
which very p ofitable hour was
spent in discu on of matters per.
tanning to the welfare Of the Sabbath
school. About 20 teachers and friends
of the school were present.
Congressman Frank Plumley OF
Mortified spoke at the Methodist
church Sunday evening, undre the
auspices Of the Asbury Brotherhood,
ninety men of this society being
present. The audience numbered
about 200. Mr.. Plumley spoke on the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
His address was interesting and heIC
the close attention of his audience.
The ladies of the Baptist church
W II conduct sale at the church Fri
day afternoon of this week. Lunch
will be served and in the evening,
the pastor, Rev. H. B. Rankin, will
give an illustrated talk on Immigra-
ton. Mr.. Rankin has given this sub.
ject much study and has visited Ellis
/ Island, at which port the greater
number of Immigrants enter the
country.
"The Nordland Gi4ls'' appeared Fri
hday evening at School nall as the first
number in the Newport Entertain.
ment course under the auspices O.
the Asbury Brotherhood The course
being we'll sold in advance, tbs
weather did not interfere with the at.
tendance, which was large and ap
preciative. everyone being loud ir
their praises Of these entertainers
The next number in the course is
Harre1l, the Magician, who comes
Dec. 8.