Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-29

Mrs. NJ II. SbOrey LETT today Tor
West Burke, where she will spend
sometime with friends and relatives.
Regular meeting of Crescent Lodge,
No. Al. |. %. O. F., on Tuesday eve-
ming, April 4th. Work in first degree.
A large number took the teachers
examinations which were held in the
academy building Thursday and Fri
day.
Those interested in the new library
books of the Congregational Sunday
school please look in the church
notes.
Mrs. Alfred Trip Of Sheffield re-
turned home Sunday after visit of
several days with friends and rela-
tives.
Alvin and Carl Jewell returned
home Monday room from Concord, n.
H., where they spent Sunday with
friends.
Mrs. M. F. Prime and Mrs. Ar
chic Wilkie are at Evansville, called
there by the death Of Mrs. Hector
Lapierre.
The following letters remain un-
called for at the postnffice. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. A. Girard.
Fourteen members Of the snowshoe
| club had another delightful tramp
! Saturday night. Refreshments were
enjoyed at the home Of Miss Mabel
I Cobb. -~
Miss Edith Gray of Sheffield is
spending this week with her neices
the Misses Randall, who are attend
ing high school.
Friday, H. R. Cutter. C. S. Web
win attended the funeral of NJ. B.
Chafey Of Albany.
Baseball practice, which was ahan
Goned on account of cold weather, has
been resumed. The prospects are
bright for fast team.
The regular meeting Of Crystal
Lake grange, No. Ali, will meet April
II. Work in 3rd and 4th degree. Re-
freshments will be served.
Porte B. Gray and Evelyn p. Dew
ing of Glover were married at the
Congregational parsonage on We'd
nesday evening by Rev. w. A. War
ner.
The great Pillsbury private and
auction sale Of this week and first of
next is announced with a full page
advertisement in this issue. Read it
on page six.
The snow shoe club had one more of
their delightful evening tramps Tues
day night, after which they were en-.
tertajned with refreshments at the
home of Vera Webster.
was followed by the initia tion of DR..
A. T. Buswell into the membership OF
the order. Other applications for
membership show that this organiza-
tion is steadily growing.
The Eastern Star gave a banquet
for it's members and invited guests at
, the Masonic parIors Friday night
There was a large number presen
and good time enjoyed. The banque
The basket ball game between tn,
G.. L. A. A. second team and the higl
, school team at Crystal Lake hall las
evening resulted in a decisive victor,
for the C. L. A. A. The score was 4
to 10.
: A company Of Peerless girls CAV
= Mrs. Julia knights very pleasan
surprise Friday night. They left a
y testimonial of their good will. mic
move to Hardwick soon.
, The Monitor notes by the stat
f papers that Rev. w. G. Johnson O
Waterbury, formerly of this place
has resigned and on account of poo
r health will not probably accept
}. charge next year.
1t is understood that Friday nigh
: will be ''ladies night" at the gu
l. club shoot in Seaver's hall. Som
very interesting shooting is bein
done and the ladies would no dout
=, - enjoy the sport.
Fred Jarvis, who was taken i
Monday morning, found it necessar
& to have an operation for appendiciti
! Tuesday morning. DR.. Allen of s.
Johnsbury arrived on the early morn
ing train and did NOS arrive too quicl
;s ly. A favorable outcome is antic
pated.
twenty-five members and two visi
), ors were present at the chatting dis
q supper of the Womans' Literary clu
uSlO db IlC uOiHS VI N1I Ii. u. - tdL
!. nard. March %. Roll call, "Don' t
e for Cooking was responded to b
the members after which a deliciou
lunch was served. The committee
?, charge was Mrs. Stannard, Mrs
3. Baldwin and Miss Cobb.
The prepar ations made by F.. f
N Pillsbury for the sale of his househol
t. goods and other things are quite e,
tensive. Three large roo MS in n
i. factory are quite we'll filled. Oo
# room is filled with odds and ends tn
various things. Another room
filled with furniture and the thir
e. room is filled with nice bedding ar
v other useful articles. If you don
see what you want ask for it and yo
. are likely to get it.
er Elmer Smith. who has been one {
the popular clerks at E. w Barron
,o store, closed hi Hork there Saturda
e night It would have been gre;