Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-01

NNOIlOdy evening. -- -..~.s
Mrs. Mary Hunt has placed 800 in
the perpetual care fund of the Orleans
cemetery association to provide for the
care of her family lot.
Clarence Cole is home to help his
mother until Christmas. He expects
then to return to Philadelphia, where
he is taking course in sculpture.
Ebert Cole returned to Middlebury
college Saturday. He stopped at
home on his way from his work in
Maine.
There will be a special meeting of
Valley Lodge, No. LOG, F. and A. NJ,
Friday, October 3. The E. A.
degree will be worked
Beginning Oct. a Miss Richmond
will read to the children at the library
each Saturday at 1.3O. The library
will be open for exchange of books at
o'clock.
Advertised letters at the postofice
for the week ending Sept 9th are as
follows: Thirsa B. Orn, Fred Deve-
naugh, R. Stanley Ferris, Pearle
Griggs, Frank L. Simmino.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Magoon are
spending a week with Mr.. Magoon's
sister in Lakeport, N. H. Mr.. Patten
is the f1agman at the crossing temper
arily.
Geo. Moulton fell on some revolving
gears at the veneer mill Monday
morning and badly bruised his face.
His condition at present is not consi-
dered serious
The Central Savings Bank & Trust
Co., will take temporary quarters in
the rooms to be vacated by the post
office in the Webster block. This
move is to allow the carpenters to
remodel the old bank block. 4
At a meeting of the Village Improve
ment society in the library Monday
afternoon it was voted to hold rum
mage sale near the middle Of October.
| All who wish to contribute can notify
the society and team will be sent
around for contributions. -. -.
In the Rexall roll of honor published
| by the United Drug Co.. to show the
rating of their stores. A. 0. Austin,
proprietor of the Rexall store here. is
lead by only two stores in the United
States with a smaller population than
Orleans. Apparently Orleans is up
with the best anu peJJer than some.
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Richford Lumber Co., held at ST.
Johnsbury Sept. %, E. E. Doe was
The Richford Lumber Co., is branch
of the Woodstock Lumber Co., OF
Woodstock, N H., and has purchased
the Stevens mill at East Richford, also
a large tract of lumber land both ir
Vermont and Canada.
The Book and Thimble club met
Friday evening with Mrs. Grace
Bean. After the business meeting
the following program was rendered
Romantic Ireland" with illustrations
Giants Causeway, Barney Castle
Thomond Bridge, Limerick-Mrs. JUL;
Skinner; song. "Where the River
Shannon Flows" Mrs. Kinney; read
ing from Stoddard's "Ireland,' Mrs
Locke. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Charles Stevens
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 8, 1913.
EVANSVILLE
The contest supper will be held a
the church on Friday evening from si3
to eight. Blues please furnish fOI
table as usual. Entertainment a.
Woodman Hall, after supper, beginning
at 8. 80, sharp.
The red and blue contest supper will
be at the church Friday evening, Oct
3, from six to eight o'clock. Enter
tainment at the hall at eight. thirty
The contest was great success. On
hundred and eight in the Sunday schoo
on the last Sunday, the largest numbe
known since the church was built
There will be reception of members a
the M. E. church Sunday, Oct. 5, ais
sacrament of the Lords Supper