Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-11-04

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Lakeside Chapter, No. 81, O. E. S.,
held their regular meeting Monday
evening preceded by banquet at 6
o'clock.
The Newport Civic association will
present laughable drama, 1.-THE Col
lege Ball. in Lanes opera hall on
Friday evening, Nov. 20.
Mrs. G.. H. McCauley sustained a
fractured knee and torn ligaments as
the result of the saddle horse she was
riding falling into culvert by the
side of the railroad.
The Ladies' Aid society held their
annual harvest dinner and hash supper
in the new assembly room Of the NJ. E.
church Friday and served large num-
Der Of people. Proceeds $61.
John Hildreth is working for F. W.
Carr installing heating plants. Mr..
Carr has large amount of this work
this fall and his help is rushed trying
to get through before winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Curtis have
returned from their visit in Massachu-
sets. Mrs. Hodgden and little daugh-
ter Of South Acton, Mass, sister of
Mrs. Curtis, returned with them for a
few weeks stay.
Frank Griffin sold his farm known as
the J. PrOUty farm Saturday to parties
from Montreal. Possession given this
week Consideration reported SIS, 900.
Mr.. Griffin Will move into the house on
Bay street, formerly occupied by David
Hammond.
Twenty one physicians were present
at the meeting of the Orleans County
Medical society held in the committee
room of the Young Mems Improve
ment club. Special papers were read
by Drs. Farmer Of st. Johnsbury and
Lynch Of Sherbrooke.
Tuesday evening. Oct. 27, theE. 4. de-
gree was conferred on two candidates
by Memphr amagog Lodge. No. IS, Al.
f 4. NJ. The next regular meeting
will be held on Nov 10, when it is
planned to confer the Ia. w. degree.
Important business to be transacted.
Refreshments.
At the last regular meeting of the
grange the third and fourth degrees
| were worked upon five candidates.
About one hundred members We're pres
ent and partook of a chicken pie
supper which followed the work of the
evening. The young people then
enjoyed promenade.
Rev. R. n. Joscelyn gave his popular
lecture on "Our Heritage" in the
assembly room of the library Tuesday
evening, before the Ladies' Reading
Circle and their invited friends. Little
Barbara Lawson in behalf of the men,
bers of the organization, presented Mr.
Joscelyn with very large bouquet of
beautiful chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Amisan of Trenton, N. j., sales
agent of the Curtis Publishing COM
pany, was in town looking up Edison
Kinne's records of sales of the "Coun-
try Gentleman" in the pony contest.
About 1900 boys in the United States
are in the contest, and young Kline
stands near the head. Final results
will be announced about the middle of
November.
| A French rally in the interest of C.
A. Prouty, for u. S. senator, was held
| on Wednesday evening of last week.
| Forming for parade near the hotel,
| the company marched to st. Mary s
| hall on Prospect street, carrying
torchlights and banners, accompanied
by the band, which dispensed music.
The addresses of the evening were
entirely in French. the speakers being
| Mr.. Provost of Rutland, A J. La
chance and Dr.. J. D. Bachand of ST.
Johnsbury.
Tuesday evening Mrs. L. NJ. Downay
and Mrs. A. j. Magoon gave a Hallow-
/ cen social at the home of the former
on Central street for the benefit Of the
! Epworth League The rooms were
effectively decorated with yellow and
black creme paper and lighted at first
only with Jack o. lanterns The
guests were received by spooks. who
Of course. spoke not at all, but directed
their course by wave of the hand
The evening was pleasantly spent by
/ playing games and trying various tests
OF the future, appropriate to the occa-
sion. D0Qghnuts and coffee werS
/ served. Much credit is due MIS-
Magoon and Mrs. Downey for their
H successful efforts in behalf of the
League. Proceeds of the evening
about twelve dollars.
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