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

A. c. Harris is in North Troy on
business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Nye are visiting
relatives in Montpelier.
F. c. Sherburne of st. Johnsbury
was in town on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Dwinell have
been visiting relatives in Albany.
D. L~Cole of Greenwich, Mass,
spent last week at B. E. Gauvin's.@
Geo. Stevens has moved from Maple
ST. into the tenement over the bank.
Several of the young people attended
the dance at Irasburg Thursday even
ing.
Miss Eva Grow is in Plymouth, N.
H, the guest of Miss Gertrude Ben
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Houghton of Ban
gor, Me-, visited at II. S. Webster's
Tuesday.
Arrangements with Barton have been
made for lights and power for the
coming year.
Mrs. H. H. Day and daughter Alberta
of Bloomington visited at c. E. Jen-
kins' Monday.
Mrs. Fred Dean is spending a few
days at Derby with her daughter,
Mrs. H. 0. Searles.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Locke of Lyn-
donville spent the past week with
theirson, G. F. Locke.
Orleans will have a polling place
/ Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, and the voters will
not have to go to Barton.
A party of 20 from here were in
Newport Saturday night to attend the
play, "The Fortune Hunter"
Miss Louise S. Brown, who has been
nursing on a case in Woodsville, N. FL. -,
for the past eight weeks, has returned
home.
Don't forget the Halloween dance at
the opera house Thursday evening. An
orchestra of five pieces will furnish
music. Dancing from to IL at the
usual prices.
The district meeting of the w. R. C..
will be held at Newport, Wednesday,
Nov. 6. All members of Corps No. 4e
WIN IIldy W dtCGIlu ILLS IuG0CluS
please remember the date.
AS no other arrangements have beer
made the Masonic lodge is arranging
for a course of lectures and entertain.
ments to be given in the opera house
during the coming winter. Watch for
further announcements.
The following letters remain uncallee
fox OF 4A0 off
for same please say advertised. Mis-!
Will Caron, Mr.. Allie G. Darlington
Mr.. VIM. Gilbert, Monsieur Tru Hart
Mr.. Steve LOOMS, Mr.. Joe Little, Mr.
VIM. Leonard.
Oct. 22nd, Mrs. A. D. Chandler yer.
quietly celebrated her 83rd birth day
Many friends remembered the date ane
favored her with very pretty birthday
cards or letters, which were messages
from loyal hearts. Gifts were als'
received. During the day neighbors
came to congratulate her, and other
came to spend social evening, at tn
close of which, instead of being over
tired, Mrs Chandler appeared to be s
years young. For all the kindnesse
expressed in various ways which adde's
so much to the completeness of her JOY
she wishes to return her sincere thanks
| The Book and Thimble club met Oct
% with Mrs. Kinsley. Subject fo:
study, Geography. Roll call, name
state and give and locate it's capitol
The club voted to take collection q
! its next meeting for the benefit of tn
;. village library, this offering by eac
[ member of the club to be as large G
4 small as the giver deems best. Th
map drill conducted by Mrs. Bean We
:, enjoyed by all. Miss Fisk and Mr.
Z Jones chose sides in the good old-fasl
toned way, and the geography elias
was a means of much merriment {
we'll as a source of knowledge. A
article on National Parks was read b
Mrs. Fletcher. After a piano solo
the hostess the club adjourned to mes
for a social Wednesday, Nov. 6, wi
r Mrs. G. R Twombly.