Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-12

The many friends OF Mrs. Clara
Collins are glad to hear that she is
gaining since her return from the
hospital and was able to go and see
npr father, J. W. Campbell. Saturday.
II. E. Holbrook and family move to
Hyde Park this week where Mr.. Hol
brook will have charge Of the railroad
station. Their many friends here
are sorry to have them leave town
but all join in wishing them pros
perity in their new home.
IRASBURG
S. D. Holman remains very i'll.
Wallace Gilman is in very poor
health.
Luke Eaton has been quite i'll the
past week.
Herbert Wheeler was in Boston on
business last week.
Mrs. J. C. Carpenter is suffering
from a throat trouble.
There will be no services in the NJ
f. church next Sunday.
Carl Goss has moved from Coventry
to George Kennison's farm.
John France of Island Pond visited
his brother David over Sunday.
The E. L. Chandler mill has smut
down for the log running season.
Mrs. H. H. Pike and daughter are
visiting her parents in West Burke.
Ed. and Melvin Kennison of New
port were in town on business Satur-
day.
j. S. Wiley was thrown from his
sleigh last Friday and quite severely
injured.
The w. Fl. M. S. will meet with
Mrs. Lucy Healey next Saturday at
2 80 p. m.
The services at the congregational
: church will be held in the afternoon
throughout this month.
! Mrs. Lora Fuller. who has been
little more comfortable.
II Charlie Taylor has moved to the
4 farm F. N. Metcalf recently pur-
chased of his brother Charles.
John Holman of Lowell, Mass, ar.
rived last evening to spend a few
days with his father, who is sick.
Mr.. Leonburger of Brookline, N
, Y, is visiting his wife at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tinker.
Miss Dorothy Fairbanks of St.
Johnsbury was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. c. A. Adams, over Sunday
G. w. Parker has gone to Alban,
to live with his daughter Alice. His
many friends regret to have hin
leave town.
e Miss Ruth Wheeler and Pearle
Griggs left the first of the week fo
! St. Johnsbury academy to resum
E their studies.
y Miss Ruby Griggs entertained eigh
Of her friends at her home Frida,
, evening, March 81. Refreshme Mt
= were served and pleasant time wa
!. had by all.
: Sugar parties seem to be in order
Among those who have entertained a
y their sugar camps the past week are
r F. A. Lemos, E. O. Wells, C. H
0 Hannant and Geo. Kennison.
0 The annual installation of the new
: ly elected officers of Cotton chapte
= No., 66 0. E. S., took place Wednes
e day evening. April in Masonic hal
> with Mrs. Lila Wiley, past matron
+ as installing officer. The new officer
W are Worthy Matron, Mrs. w. Fl. Win
e get; w. P, w. H. Winget; A. NJ.
n Helen Lemos; Sec, Maud Webster
:. treas. Ida Hannant: CON-, Nora M.
t Field; A. Con-, Nellie McGoff; Adah
j. Pearl Bailey, Ruth, Ida Goss; Es
Their. Maud Harlow; Martha, Angi
Apnic. Elooto EfA n,,;,
den, Eliza Wells; sentinel, Olive
% Metcalf; marshal, Myrtle Goss
chaplain, Fannie Slack; organist, In
Sears. Following the installation
~ banquet was served.
The reception in the M. E. churc
rendered last Thursday evening I
" Rev. E. E. Wells and family Wa
]. largely attended. The Irasburg ban
furnished excellent music The flo
lowing program was rendered. Ban
Re selection remarks by Rev. G. A. Az
% ans song, Florence Tinker; reading
Prof. A. Stone; band selection: ma
o quartet. Prof. Stone presented Re-
v and Mrs E. E. Wells with some mic
t. table linen from their friends as
slight token of remembrance. Rev
'e E. E. Wells responded to Mr. Stone
n feIicitous remarks in feeling mar
4 ner. After the entertainment suga
on snow and Disin doughnuts wei
It served in the vestry. All left wit
5. best of wishes for Rev. E. E. Wei
e and family.
MORGAN CENTER
l. Verton Elliott has returned to h
:, home in Derby.
IS
d Mrs. Applehee has gone to Wis
friends i'm Holland.