Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-27
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The schools closed the winter term
last Friday. The high school will
have one week and the lower grades
two weeks vacation.
Churchill & Dodge are building an
addition of Is feet to their store
house on North avenue. w. ]. JOS
Ign is doing the work.
There will be special communica-
tion of Valley Lodge, F. and A. M.
tomorrow evening. Work in the third
degree will be exemplified.
Rev. c. A. Adams of Irasburg de-
livered an excellent discourse in the
congregational church Sunday eve
ming in exchange with the pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wheeler, who
have been spending the past three
months in Pasadena, CAL, returned
home Friday evening.
The following had new telephones
installed last week. George Conley,
George Hoyt in his new store and Err
nest Wheeler at Willoughby.
There was a good attendance at the
Pythian assembly last Thursday and a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Music by Madam Brooks orchestra.
Miss Lillian Findlay returned to her
home in East Charleston Sunday and
her sister, Miss Elva Findlay is now
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Ma
COON.
Frank Hardy. who underwent quite
serious operation in the Montreal
hospital, returned to his home Friday
and is making remarkable improve
ment.
The play, 1.-The Rightful HER," will
be given at Evansville, Friday night,
March 20. Promenade and refresh
ments after the play. Good music
furnished.
The Senior and Junior Christian En-
deavur societies. will hold homemade
food sale at the Congregational YES
try on Saturday afternoon at three
O'Clock, March 80. Proceeds are for
the new piano.
A. w. Wiley was taken quite sud-
denly i'll with a severe attack of the
grippe Sunday morning at the break
! fast table. A present writing he is
able to sit up and it is hoped will be
out again In few days.
Billiards. orchestra was called to
Beebe Junction March % to play for
a grand ball and supper. Mr.. Billiard
went to Irasburg Sunday evening to
lead the band, which played at the
union services in the town hall.
Clinton Goodnough and Effie Nav
Atwood were married at the home OF
the groom's parents on Maple street
last evening by the groom's pastor,
Rev. G. w. Burke. Miss Atwood is
from Chester. Their many friends
wish them success and happiness.
Quite number had severe falls
Sunday on their way to church. Mr.
W.. H. French, father of Mrs. Alice
Cole, had quite severe fall going
down North avenue Mr.. French
struck on his head and suffered very
severe pain. 1t is thought there was
slight conclusion of the brain.
Miss Gussie Palmer left Friday fol
her home in Wilder for a weeks va
cation and will then enter the hospita
IN st. A lbans to take up the profes
sion of trained nurse. Miss Vers
Churchill has accepted the position
made vacant by the resignation O.
Miss Palmer in the E. L. Cbandle
company's Office and will take up he
duties there next week.
The following pupils in grades tw
t and three had no absent or tard
marks during the winter term of L
weeks: Pearl Dudley, Ephraim La
: Valley. Raoul LaValley, Alma Card
Irene Card, Gertrude Wheeler, Mar
tina harrington and Cecil LaValley
Gertrude Wheeler, eight years of age
now in the third grade, has nc
missed word in spelling since enter
ing school in September 1909.