Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-30
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER

Those who attended the concert by
the Southland Singers at Glover Tues
day evening report an excellent enter
tainment.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Batchelder and |
son are home from Intervale, N. H. |
j. Wesley Batchelder is also in town
for time.
The seven o'clock fire alarm has not
been blown for a week on account of
slight repairs, but can be blown in
case of fire.
Miss Kate Ferrin, who has been
very i'll with pneumonia, continues to
improve and is able to sit up a short
time each day.
The Peerless Manufacturing Co.
are making preparations for their an
nual sale, which comes earlier than
usual this year.
Regular meeting of Keystone chap
ter, No. 16, R. A. M, Monday evening
with work in M. E. and R. A. degrees.
Lunch after the work.
H. B. Burbank and Miss Coral
Gileau, both of Orleans, were married
|
tional parsonage by Rev. w. A.
Warner.
Miss Brewster will open classes in
dancing at Odd Fellows Hall, .Novem-
Der 18th. Applications may be made
to Miss Brewster at Harlow Foss's,
Main street.
The members of the Village I'm.
provement society and all who are in
terested are requested to meet with
Mrs. w. w. Reirden, Thursday eve
ming at z 80
There will be Leap Year ball in the
opera hall Thursday evening, given by
r the girls of Barton. Potter's orches-
, ira furnishes music and the girls will
t serve oyster stew.
/ Geo. H. Davis and family leave to-
: morrow morning for their home il
: South Pasadena, CAL, for the winter
Mr.. Davis says he is leaving in season
to vote in California.
= A number from the Progressive clu1
J. went to Newport Tuesday evening tt
hear Hon. L. B. Austin of Georgia
: 1t was very interesting meeting ant
y Mr.. Austin made good.
p Crystal Lake grange will NEE
/ Thursday evening, Nov. 7. Work i
n third and fourth degrees to be done b.
h Bloomington grange. All member
q are requested to be present.
> Slayton Lang entertained party O
. 16 young people in his home on churcl
. street at whist Saturday evening
= Mrs. Lang served dainty refreshment
: and all enjoyed the evening.
The following letters remain un
;, called for at the postofice. Pleas
l. say advertised when calling for thes
{ letters. Henry A. Liberty, Mrs. Nc
S Liney, Miss Mamie White, 2.
e Mrs. Ava Peene Of Yonkers, N Y.
tt was in town Wednesday and Thursda
5 on business. She came in her car an
a went from here to Cambridge an
n Boston, Mass, for short stops.
+ Thursday morning there was heav
O fog and several of the commuters frol
Crystal Lake Grove got lost on tn
q lake and tried to drydock their Graf
d on the log boom or May Beach.
: There will be a hook and ladde
|, practice Thursday evening at
40 CLOCK. Al Dd0d mas resigned III
y |captaincy on account of his milk bus
y Eness and O. B. Willard takes his place
y Mrs. Emily (Baker) Wild and SO
IS David of Royalton, who have been VII
r ,iting friends in Glover and Barton, le-
e Thursday morning to visit friends
a Bradford, planning to reach Royaltc
m Saturday.
S H. J. Stannard and T. F. Card hav
returned from Rutland, where the
TX attended the state teachers CONVEX
le ton. Mr.. Stannard was appointe
,e tchairman of the board of directors {
the association.