Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-04-17
Orleans News Page
News and Views from this
Hustling Village
C. L. SHAEFFER, Local Editor

Ernest Greene has moved into the
tenement over the fruit store.
1t will pay every woman to look
through the advertising in this issue.
Charles Lathe recently lost his sug-
ar house on the Coventry road by fire.
Mrs. M. B. Skeeles of Boston,
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Brown.
Wallace Eldridge and daughter Ha-
Eel are spending the week in Spring.
field. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowley of West Derby
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| B. Bowman.
There will be special communica-
ton of Valley Lodge. F. and A. M,
tomorrow evening.
Miss Mae Wiley has closed her la
bors in the mailing department of Mr..
Eldridge's business.
Richard Brennan and Robert Wells
were taken suddenly ill. with acute
Indigestion yesterday.
A. W. Wiley attended the M. E.
conference in Newport as the dele
gate of the local church.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Kinney of
Craftsbury spent lastl Friday with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Kinney.
Excellent fire escapes fare being
placed on the opera house by the Yer
mont Construction Company.
Mrs. Emma Perley is having her
house re-shingled on Prospect street,
W. j. Joslyn is doing the work.
M. M. Taplin left for North Adams.
Mass, last night to hold an Tauction
and expects to return tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lyon and little
daughter of Ayers Cliff spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wheeler.
Miss Gertrude Bennett is substitute
ing for Miss Eva Grow in her absence
from A. ID. Beede's on account of ILL
ness.
Some of the enthusiastic fishermen
were not daunted by the high water
Monday. Results, emf oyment of the
sport.
Miss Neva Merrill has gone to her
to her parents home coming in few
weeks.
Willard C. Trip and Nellie E.
Keller were united in marriage on
Monday evening. Congratulate ms are
extended.
The E. L. Chandler company is
very busy at present. The orders are
large and the box factory is working
over time.
Rev. Walter R. Davenport of
Bellows Falls was in town this week
Mr.. Davenport attended the M. E.
conference in Newport.
G. D. French. c. S. Skinner and
Will Twombiy, who spent the past two
weeks in Oklahoma on business, re.
turned home Sunday morning.
Miss Clara Dwinell, who a few
weeks ago went to the Royal Vic.
toria hospital in Montreal and under.
went successful operation, is get
ting along very nicely.
H. b. Stannard, fish and game
warden, left for Greensboro last nigh
for the purpose of placing traps fol-
rainbow trout which will be stripped
and the spawn placed.
S. F. Sargent and Glenn S. Dodge
have each purchased a Ford automo
bile of Flanders & Jarvis of Barton
Mr.. Sargent's is touring car ant
Mr.. Dodge's runabout.
Mrs. Mertie Perley, who has beer
i'll with rheumatic fever the past tW,
mo tbs, is steadily improving. He
many friends gave her a post care
shower on Easter, she received 6
cards.
: E. j. Wheeler, who has resigned tn
position of chief engineer with the E
l.. Chandler company, goes to Viii
loughby and will start the mill Their
and saw the company's logs store
there.
The Village Improvement societ!
will hold their annual business meet
ing and election of officers in tn
reading room Friday afternoon. Apr
10, at O'Clock. A full attendance j
desired.
Clifford Day of Plattsburg, N. Y
l. a classmate of Clarence and Elbel
- Cole in Middlebury college, was entel
;, tanned by them during the Easter no
ldays. All returned to Middlebur
Monday morning to resume their stut
les.
H. B. Smith was taken quite ser
ously i'll with an attack of acute ind
Iii gestion yesterday afternoon while a
tending to his duties in the marke
He was Immediately carried to h
home and the doctors gave relief. I
present writing he is very comfort
BILE.
r The Passumpsic Telephone compar
installed 122 telephones during tt
- month of March, making 80 ne
subscribers added since January Is
New subscribers in the Orleans e.
change are: J. r. Booth, F. G. Hun
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