Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-09

The Orleans club have purchased a
Victrola in Flemish oak finish to match
the room furnishings at the club. This
makes an added attraction for the club
members.
The annual hash supper given by the
Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will be at the church dining
room Thursday. tomorrow, evening.
Price Is cents.
Miss Dale Whipple and Miss
Mildred Ordway returned this week
from Auburndale, Mass. where they
are attending Lasell seminary, for the
Christmas vacation.
DR.. Hight. chiropodist will be at
Valley House on Thursday and Friday
of this week, Dec 10 and IL. Corns,
bunions and ingrowing nails skillfully
treated without pain.
Mr.. Christopher with Mr.. Vergani
were business visitors in town last
week. Mr. Christopher formerly
owned the fruit store here, which Mr.,
Vergani bought for his son.
About twenty members of the
Knights of Pythias went to Derby
Line last week, where the lodge worked
the rank of Knight, the candidate
being Albert Stone of Orleans.
Letters at the postoffice remaining
uncalled for are for: Fred Arel, Moses
Blay. Pliny Clarks, Francis Jacque,
Ralph R. Lennon, Edgar Parker,
Meade Rushford, B. c. Young.
C. A. Dodge left Friday for two
weeks stay in Boston and New York
ood LOT e. a,
He has left the sale of Lightning
sugar tools, for which he is the agent.
with Fred c.. Brown.
Mrs. Charles Hartwell has returned
from Brightlook hospital, st. Johns
bury. where she has been recently
recovering from an operation per-
formed there. Mrs. Hartwell is much
improved.
F. M. Allchurch has sold the last
Victrola he had in his store to Mrs.
Gilbert Gross. This was a very nice
machine in mahogany case. Mr..
Allchurch expects more of the ma.
chimes to arrive this week.
The Canadian Circle was entertained
by Mrs. w. T. Wiggin, Dec. 3. Fif-
teen members and two invited guests
were present. The program of reading
from Stoddard's lectures on Canada
and other fine selections was much
enjoyed by all present. During the
social hour dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. Adjournment
was taken to meet with Mrs. Demick
Jan. 8, 1915.
The first of what promises to be a
very interesting course of lessons in
the new dance steps, by Miss Madeline
Randall of ST.. Johnsbury. was given
in Pythian hall on Monday evening.
There was an exceptionally good attend
ance, there being between thirty and
thirty-tive couples present and a great
deal of enthusiasm was shown. Miss
Madeline Randall will come again
next week, but the exact date is not
known at present.
The Book and Thimble club met
with Mrs. Kinney Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 2. with % members present
The following program was presented {:
Roll CALL Thanksgiving quotations !;
reading from Stoddard's Holland, Mrs.
Smith; selections from Hans Brinker.
Mrs. Hardy; "When 1 Was with the
Dutch Last Summer" Miss Stella
IWOmDly poem, Mrs. GarVln, music,
duet, Mrs. Dickens and Mrs. Bartlett.
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Richmond at the library Jan. 6.
Philemon Lodge No 6, Knights Of
Pythias, held their annual election of
officers at Castle hall last week Tues.
day evening. The officers elected
were: F. w. Hardy, G. c.; E. R.
Baraw. V. c.; A. M. Kipp, prelate !;
F. G. Kinney, K. r. S; C. C. Wiley,
M. of w. C. V. Wiley. M. Of E. ; H.
S. Webster, M. of E.; Sam Mitchell,
M. at A ;; U w. Brown, l. G.; T. G..
O'Hare, o. G. After the election the
rank of Squire was exemplifie d.
Albert Stone being the candidate. The
new officers will be installed the first
of the year