Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-16

Mrs. James Collision has returned to
South Fairlee, where she intends
spending part of the winter with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Chase. who has been spending
some time here with her daughter. Mrs
E. G. Baldwin. has returned to her
home in 1.ittleton, N. H.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the postoffice Please say ad-
C. A. Grow. A. E. WILDER.
H. R. Cutters camp at Long pond
has been broken into, but so far as
known, nothing was taken from the
camp or any real damage done.
Miss Della Bliss, who has been with
her parents the past three weeks, has
returned to her school in Wheelock. it
being her fourth year in the place.
The Monitor was in error last week
I. p. Case is slightly improved in
health, but has not been able to leave
the house since his recent illness of
several weeks.
There was an alarm for fire Sunday
morning dUOuC S.oU, Uut luS IRE was
confined to a chimney burning out in
the Fred Martell part of the Wright
house on High street.
H. w. Carter has very interesting
letter from Max Weber, who was
formerly manager of the Kolonoys
company in Germany but who is now at
the front with the German army.
C. E. Hamblet was called to Charles
ton Sunday morning through news
that his father had had shock there
Mr. Hamblet's father died Sunday
night and the funeral was yesterday.
The skating rink at the school has
now been flooded and while it will be
much better than at present after a
good fall of snow to bank the sides
with. it has been fairly good the past
few days.
At the grange meeting tomorrow
night short Christmas program will
be presented after the nitatory work
The social committee request that each
member bring a gift which shall not
cost over five cents.
Mr. and Mrs Bacon, the banjoists
were greeted by large audience at
the Gem theatre Thursday evening and
the entertainment given by these banjo
artists was very novel and we'll re-
ceived by Barton people,.
There will be special meeting of
| Orleans lodge tonight, Wednesday,
when the E. A. degree will be con-
ferred Friday night is the regular
meeting The M. M. degree will be
worked and there will be bite to eat.
Senator-elect H. T. Seaver headed a
delegation of Shriners composed of G.
A. Barrows, H: W. Garter. j; F..
Batchelder, F. P Thrasher and J. V.
Rowen at Montpelier at the big Shrine
meeting held there Friday evening.
All have returned.
Will Roystan. who recently went tC
Montreal for an operation and who haC
been apparently getting on very well.
has been compelled to submit to anoth.
er severe operation from which he has
critical. Mrs. Roystan went to Mont
real again last night.
The Gem theatre is circulating 6
very attractive little program. which
has all the photoplays for the entire
week listed therein A study of these
!: weekly programs will permit Iatrons
!. to decide Just the sort of photoplays
they like best and the management
: intends to get just such plays.
!, Ernest Uric, brother of Armour
Uric, who had an attack of infantilt
paralysis, and in fact is one of the
last patients of the disease of whom
we have knowledge, is recovering ant
apparently will not have any serious
results although one hand is PARTIAL,
paralyzed.
A letter to the Monitor from
"Collis" the wrestler, whp meets Sher
: burne in a three-fall contest Thursda!
night at Seaver's hall. expresses th.
o,,;nion that he ssCollins - will hl