Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-10

have been experiencing, seems quit
severe. During Monday night tn
weather moderated and some snow
fell. and yesterday the wind blew
gale all day. This snow will hardly
make slelgblng, owing to the fact
that 1T has drifted so much.
The boys of the high school gave
reception to the faculty and students
at Odd Fellows hall Thursday eve
ming. The following program was
carried out. Music, school orchestra:
music, GIee club; mandolin and guitar
duet, Robert and Alvin Jewell; over
ture, school orchestra; violin and
clarinet duet. Hiram Mcclellan and
Slayton Lang; scene, "In the Johnson
Club In this the members of the
literature class portrayed some of the
leading characters of the time of
Samuel Johnson. The parts being as.
signed as follows: Dr. Samuel John
son. Phil Davis: Oliver Goldsmith,
Robert Jewell: David Garrick,, Hiram
Mcclellan; Adam Smith. Nellie Cas-
sidy i; Charles Fox. Theda Corley: Ed
ward Gibbon, George Phillips; Ed
mund Burke, Earle Fiske; K. B.
Sheriden, Burton Brooks; Sir Joshua
Reynolds. Clyde Cooper; waiter, Roy
Brahana; music. school orchestra.
After the program was completed,
light refre shments were served and
the orchestra furnished music for a
short dance and promenade. The
music furnished by the orchestra and
Glee club was we'll rendered and a
credit to the school. The scene ''In
the johnson club' was not only inter-
esting but instructive as we'll.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Additional locals on another page.
The annual donation for the M. E.
church at South Albany is on Friday
evening, Jan. IL. Rev. Mr.. Burke of
Orleans will be present and deliver
his lecture. "How to Make Married
Life Success" A cordial invitation
is extended to all
BRO WNINGTON.
Miss Grace Going is boarding at Or.
| leans.
Miss Alberta Day has gone to Bur
lington.
Leslie Kelley visited at home a few
| days last week.
Preparatory services were held al
the church Saturday evening. Com
munion services Sunday.
+ Several attended the oyster supper
and installation of officers given by
the J. 0. u. A. M. Wednesday eve
ming.
L. T. Grow, Maynard Dutton anc
! Henry Newton are at work for FREQ
Hunt. who is pressing hay in Iras
burg.
About eighty attended the Ladies
Aid society meeting at R. A. Dut
toms Thursday evening. Proceeds
about FIVE dollars.
BRoWNINCTON CENTER.
Dennison Gallup is on the sick list
Mary Larock is working for Lincolr
Campbell.
Alfred Lacourse is working fol
Philo Powers.
Mr. and Mrs Dana Clark spent Sun
day in Newport Center.
Mrs. Della Brown and sister May
visited in Glover over Sunday.
Miss Glenn Gallup from EvansviIl,
! is caring for her father, Dennisol
! Gallup, who is Ill.
Mrs. Nancy Clark, who has beer
spending several weeks with ber sol
Mansel at Orleans, has returned home
Ethan Allen Council installed thei
officers Wednesday evening, Jan. 8
after which an oyster supper wa
served, to which their wives were in
vited. A good number was presen
and a very pleasant time is reported.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Additional locals on another page.
The G. f. society of the Congrega
tional church will have a baked bear
supper and apron bazaar in their YES
try Friday evening. Jan 26. Suppe
from to followed by bazaar. Tn
ladies will have a large assortment
of aprons which will be sold at
low price. Supper Is cents. All cor
daily invited.
The Mothers club held their an
nual business meeting, Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 4 at the home of Mrs
h0nQrlck. 1n0r0 was large dIC0ilU
ance and the following officers wer
elected: President, Mrs. Geo. Cum
mings; vice president. Mrs. ]. B
Grey, secretary, Mrs. j. F. Kendrick
treasurer, Mrs. G. M. Calkins, chap
lain. Mrs. A. e. Woodland.
CLOVER.
Little Donald Bean is q qlite i'll.
Alden Phillips has moved into tn
S. B French house.
Benjamin Wilson has installed elet
trio lights in his house.
The l.. T. l.. will meet Jan 13 a
the home of the leader, Mrs. Ro
Christie.
Mrs. Phila Bean will spend the re
(mainder of the winter with her sor
G.. P. Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Derusha sper
!. two or three days last week with re
atives in Shefie Ids
s Mrs. E.. M. Dwinell is quite poorl
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