Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-13

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The Tuskegee Institute Quartet
(colored) will render a program of
nlantation melodies and dialect read
ings in the Congregational church
TUESDAY, evening, August 26, in the
interest of the Tuskegee Institute for
negroes which we have all heard so
much about, and at the head of which
is Booker T. Washington. They come
unaer the auspices OF the Z. Il: society.
The quartet have been touring New
Hampshire and Maine and their pro-
gram has pleased in every instance.
Watch for further announcements and
plan to hear this concert.
The band concert on Saturday even
ing was an event. Not only was the
program especially good but each
number was given in manner that
showed skill and practice, bringing
unstinted praise from all. Special
features of the program were cornet
solo, "My Darling Nellie Gray" by
Mr.. Knapp of Lyndonville and vocal
solo. Loves Old Sweet Song" by
G.. B. Webster, both of which held the
close attention of the audience to the
end. The last number on the program
was a medley overture composed of
our national songs. during which red
and green lights were burned in the
park and at the introduction of "The
Star Spangled Banner" Old Glory
was raised above the band stand and
gracefully flung it's folds to the breeze.
Many have remarked that a lack of
respect for the flag was manifested
when no one arose to their feet on such
an occasion. Are we not little care
less about these things?
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coapland were
in West Burke few days last week.
i'll the past week, is little improved.
Mrs. Henry Magoon has returned
from her visit with relatives in Green's
Corners
i Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Locke and Harry
| Locke have been visiting in Canada
for several days.
! Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Uric are
entertaining their cousins, Mrs. Charles
Taggart and daughter, Miss Evelyn
of Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wallace of Glover
and Miss Anna Thompson of Albany,
N. Y, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Uric Thursday.
EAST CHARLESTON
Maude Tatro of Westmore is visiting
friends in town.
Paul Maxwell is seriously ill with
Bright's disease.
Beatrice Buck is visiting friends at
Willoughby lake.
i Helen al Ruby T'ripp are visiting
relatives in Orleans.
". R. Price viS:t. d in Morgan for
, few days iast week.
Mrs. Parker Eei}e- is visiting her
sister at Concord, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell of Morgan
are visiting their son Allen.
Mrs. Lizzie Buck is staying at West
Charleston for few we ks.
: Mr., and Mrs. George Johnson visited
| friends at Island Pond recently.
DR.. and Mrs. Mulholland and friend
from New York are guests at Echo
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tripp spent
few. days at Willoughby lake last
week.
Ivy Belknap has returned from
Newport where she has spent several
weeks.
Mrs. Willie Gardner is entertaining a
friend. Miss Eleanor Murcheson of
Lynn, Mass.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Gardner of
f Littleton, N. H., were guests at J. B.
!, Bucks recently. I
Mildred and Glen Lang of Rarton
were guests of their aunt. Mrs. G. Fl
Blood over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Moulton and two
daughters are taking weeks vacation
at Old Orchard, Me.
Several from this town attended the
, circus at Newport and field day at
Willoughby Saturday.
Flora Davis is spending two weeks
| vacation with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Stoddard, of East Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Rice and two
cniloren OF Holland visited her father,
L. A. Parker, last week.
/ Geo. Anderson died Aug. z after an
illness OF several months An extended
notice will be given later.
Mrs. Leon Buck and son Ivan start
this week for few weeks vacation
) wlthsrelatives in Florence, Mass.
. Topic for the C. E. prayermeeting
August IA. Heroes and Heroines of
The TEMPERANCE Cause" Leader,
John Hall.
VIII the people who have the Winona
hymn Docks belonging to the church,
at their homes. please return them as
there are net enough of them left to
use at the services.
WEST CHARLESTON
Leslie Hill has returned.