Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-28

Mcclure. lecturer: Harry Burt, ste
ward; Edward Copeland. assistant
steward. j. A. Brown. chaplain; G.
A. Davis, treasurer; H. E. Carter,
secretary Bernie George, gatekepeer
Mrs. j. E. Hamilton. Pomona; Mrs.
A. c. Cheney, Ceres; Mrs. J. M.
Bradley, Flora; Mrs. Delbert Smith,
lady assistant stweard.
SOUTH ALBANY.
POVERTY PARTY-ROOLS AND
REGERLASHUNS.
I. Evri woomin wat cumbs must
wair caliker dres and apurn appro-
prate for the ocashun.
IL. No gent with billed shirt or
dood collier is aloud to cumb onless
hee paiz phfne of cents, a comper-
tent comfy will look after the bachil-
der fellers.
PH1NES FOR WIMMIN.
No apron 1 cent; eer wrings l cent :;
phinger Wrings cents; spetaklz 2
CCHtO Sllk uIOS y COuIS Wull QT6SS 5
cents, eny knew dres 5 cents; bres pin
l cent; trimmed apurn cents; store
teeth cents for men and women
Co. s.PHINES FOR MEN, III
Blact butes 2 cents; segars in paw
ket cent; watches l cent; chawin
gum cents; standing up collier 5
cents; buttin holl bokay 5 cents
creased trOwsers cents; spoonin,
maxim sheep eyes and actin up 10 cents
each offents. Awl payments to be
mayed to Ole Jedge Quackinboss.
VITTLES.
The gents will pleaz bring dinner
| pales with lunch for too which the
wimmin will by for Is cents. Cum l,
cum awl.
P. S. a priz will be give to the
moast distrest lookin man awlso to the
woomin who looks ekilly as bad. Awl
to be at Mrs. Belle Rowell's Phriday
evening, Jan. 80, 1914.
The annual donation of the M. E.,
church will be held Friday evening,
Feb. 6. A reading by Rev. G. W.
! Douglass of Glover will be given al
the church, after which an oyster
supper will be served. Thanks are
due Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ames fo1
kindly opening their house in which tt
serve supper.
WEST CHARLESTON
Will Hildreth is at home, i'll.
Little George McNamara is ill.
Roland Wilson was at Island Pont
Monday.
Mark Barrup has been quite i'll tn,
past few days.
Harrison Johnson is gathering cream
for Eugene Lyon.
Mrs. Crawford has finished work a
E. w. Hamilton's,
Henry Kline has been i'll witt
asthma the past week.
Chandler Horn of Derby is her
caring for his brother, Arthur.
Clifton Barrup was home owe
Sunday from his work at Lake.
Arthur Horn, who works for Eugen
Clarke, is very i'll with pneumonia.
Harold Ruiter has so far recovere
as to be able to return to his hom
here.
E. P. Armstrong OF Montreal visite
relatives and friends here all las
week.
Joshua Waterman is ill with rheu
matism at Worcester, where he i
working.
Mro Cr1, W;no ,,d two ,L;1J,,,., j..
Salem-Derby visited at A. G. Bishop
Saturday.
Geo. Cummings has been a grea
sufferer the past week with an absces
on his face.
| The Ladies' Aid society suppe
Thursday evening prior to the pla
was a success.
| Walter Nye of Barton was her
Sunday to visit his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Lewis Nye.
Mrs. Mary Wing visited at the hom
of her son, Guy Wing, in Salem-Derb.
for over Sunday.
Mrs. Joshua Waterman and thre
children visited at Delno Sanderson'
one day last week.
! DR.. F. N Aldrich of Derby is dali.
visitor here as he is attending Mr.
Horn and Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis of Derb,
have been here the past week to car
for their son, Archie.
Undertaken Ruiter and Ed. Hamilton
with his team attended a funeral a
Morgan Center Thursday.
I D. s. Cook has been doing tn
work at Rev. j. w. Burgin's tn
past week while the latter was away
Mrs. Seavey is able to be out. Sh
has moved few articles to JOIN
Eley's and will remain there till warn
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Calkins wen
Thursday to the hospital at St. Johns
bury, with their son. Oakes. to hav,