Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-29

The many friends of Mrs. E. H. |
Webster will be pleased to learn that
she has so far recovered from her re-
cent operation in the Hanover hospl-
tai as to be able to return home.
Clarence Webster went to Hanover
Friday and returned with his mother
Saturday.
The Barton Cornet band will give a
concert and ball in Seaver's opera
hall, tomorrow, Thursday, evening at
l8:l5. There will be selections by the
Barton Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar
club also vocal and other instrumental
music. The Barton orchestra will fur
nish music for dancing after the con-
cert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon C. Batchelder
and little son leave this week fer
Lakewood, N. j., where Mr.. Batchel-
der has a position to play for the
season with a part of the Damrosch
orchestra, at the Laurel house, one of
the most exclusive Of LakeWood's
hotels. Mrs. Batchelder will continue
her studies upon the cornet.
The Afternoon Study club held
their meeting Thursday, Nov. 23rd,
with Mrs F. D. Thompson, twent ty-
four ladies being present. Roll call
was responded to by each member
telling in rhyme what they have to be
thankful for. The topic for the
Afternoon was the "Canadian North
west" continued "The Mineral In
dustry of the Northwest" Mrs. Mabel
r Thompson. The Relations of Canada
and the United States" Mrs. Moss.
man. A poem was read by Mrs. Emily
Baldwin. Song by Mrs. Blanche Web.
ster. Mrs. Amos Robinson kindly
,, favored the club with a song. 1.-THE
Rosary"
q The Woman's Literary club met
o Wednesday evening with Mrs. y. T.
. CowIes. Seventeen members and two
visitors were present. This being ;
Chantecler meeting, the responses tt
u roll call were quotations from tina
e play. After the usual business, The
e ing Article six, Section one, of thei
club considered the, question OF amend
q constitution, making the number o
a members unlimited. This question
Is will be voted upon at the next meet
). ing and all members are urged to b.
present The program consisted o
reading, :'The Author of Chante
e cler." Mrs. Buswell; 1.-The Plot,
e Miss Redfield lode to the Sun,
l. Miss Butler; reading, 1.-The Man il
the Mask" Mrs. Burrows.
). EAST CHARLESTON
Is T1m Ilinton is very i'll.
Robert Archer has gone to Orlean
l. to worK.
si Monty Barney has moved his famil
II to Morgan.
S. E. Norris is making a bushes
,f trip to Albany.
IN Albert Musgrove visited relatives a
le Holland last week.
Avis Rivers of East Haven is work
!. ing at viii Hinton's.
at Mrs. Robert Archer is visiting he
e uncle, Phil Huntoon.
n Mrs. Lewis Jenson has been quit
sick but is improving.
g. Maynard Coe is the guest of his si
=. sS ter, Mrs. Eugene Davis.
RS Mrs. Thomas Boutan, who has bee
very i'll, is improving slowly.
no Mrs. Emma Moulton visited rel
1t, tives at Island Pond last week.
"a n' O. H. Rawson of Newport was
10 10 guest at John Bucks last week.
> John Cahill's children, who ha'
e We been i'll with measles, are better.
for Horace Smith of Bloomington:
ng staying at VIM. Melville's. for t
be 1v;ntar
Richard. Gotta. wasscalled to Sh'
sl1s l,saoazes this WsesAaS: death of'.f
u .xssth er ..ea AZ. Efae* ~s.. .ss''s'
4I tt'rr rasatFF 49, hsl ygSsi7Na gSsi7Na to the Brig
he look hospital at, st. ,Johnsbu'y.
B i; treatment.