Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-02

Mrs. Harriet Lance of Orleans spent
Thanksgiving day and the weekend in
town, the guest of Mrs. c. w. F.
Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Walton have
returned to their home in Ridgewood,
N. H., after spending vacation at
their new cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bowley and
daughter, Eta, spent Thanksgiving
day with Mrs. Bowley's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Caron. at Barton.
Miss Bane and Miss Lanyou, deacon
esses in charge of the Italian mission
work in Barre, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Drown Thanksgiving day.
DR.. Spindler, who has been in Boston
to assist in suppressing the foot and
mouth disease in Massachusetts, has
returned home to attend to his official
duties.
Miss Daisy Stevens, who is serving
a second year as teacher of oratory at
Kent's Hill seminary, Maine, has
been promoted to the position of pre-
ceptress of the seminary.
At special communication of Mem
phremagog lodgessNo. Is, All & A. I'M. !,
Tuesday night the E. A. degree was
conferred on two candidates. Lunch
was served. The next regular meeting
will be held Dec. 8.
Miss Elfreda Badger has accepted
the position of district nurse, that
office being made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Helen Mitson,
who expects to go to Providence. R.
l., to become, the assistant superin-
tendent in the Butler hospital.
About SO people gathered at the
assembly room of the library on Friday
night by invitation of True & Blan-
chard company, who gave a musical
concert with the Victrola consisting of
selections by Caruso, Kreisler, Tetraz-
Uni, and others. which was much
appreciated.
Some of our young people who were
home for Thanksgiving are Warner
Keith, F. Dana Hancock, Reginald
Buzzell from U. V. M, Bradley and
Donald Davis and John Young from
Dartmouth, Harlow Drown and friend
from Vermont academy and Harold
Flint from Dean academy.
About fifty neighbors, friends and
relatives gathered at the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Smith
Monday evening to remind them of
their twentieth wedding anniversary.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
playing games. Refreshments con-
and coffee were served and E. L.
Richard in behalf of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith thanked the company for their
pleasant remembrance of them and for
the beautiful pieces of china left as to-
kens of friendship and good will.
Miss Helen Foster. who is student
in 'Lasell Seminary, has been given a
scholarship in pipe organ instruction.
for meritorious work in music, cher
records being practically the equal of
college requirements. She also bears
the distinction of leading the class in
Bible study, which numbers over 60.
Miss Foster graduated from N. H. S.,
in June. She has studied music for
some time under direction of Miss
for Miss Fosters success. The people
of Newport are always glad to hear of
progress made by her young people.
The marriage of Mabelle Louise,
elder daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Carr at the home of her parents at
800 o'clock Wednesday afternoon,
Nov. "a, to Edwin Victor Jones of
North Troy was a very quiet affair,
only the immediate families being
invited. Miss Kathleen Harris acted
as bridesmaid and Seth Smith as best
man, Miss Doris Blake played the
wedding march. The double ring SER
vice was used, the Rev. o. j. Anderson
of Derby officiating. After refresh
ments were served the happy couple
left for Canadian points They will be
at home at North Troy after Dec. 10.
Their many friends wish them happy
and useful life.