Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-30

following program was given: Round
Table, "What Benefits are Derived
from Our Curfew 4aw?" paper, ''The
Responsibility of Motherhood Mrs.
2. E. Hanson; story, Mrs. A. R.
Cowles; Mrs. H. 7. Seaver was cho-
sen as delegate to attend the state
convention and Mrs. Geo. Lang as
alternate.
The Crystal Lake Hotel was filled
almost to its capacity when on Satur-
day I. Labar and son of Delwater
Gap, Pa, arrived with a stenographer
and n men. Mr.. Labar is the Christ
mas tree buyer of Pennsylvania and
crews have been now sent into many
of the towns in the county to gather
these trees, or make arrangements with
farmers to supply them. Mr.. Labar's
son is here at the Crystal Lake Hotel,
where they have opened a regular
office through W which all their business
here is transacted. Beside this party
of over thirty, there were at the hotel
the past week Mrs. G. H. Moore and
daughter of Lebanon, N. H., Miss
Stilphin of Boston, who is here demon
strating the good qualities of White
House coffee, and large number Of
local guests for Sunday dinner.
Miss Edith Ruggles. formerly music
teacher in the high school here, was a
guest in town the past week. Miss
| Ruggles went abroad at the close of
| the school year last spring with the
| intention of studying for a year or
more, but the war has very materially
interfered with her plans. She was in
Lucerne. Switzerland during the earlv
part of the war and the censorship was
so rigid that all of the war news She
could get was from friends in the
| United States. She came to Paris or
her return trip, and was there at E
time when the Germans were near tha
city, and the official capitol was heinz
changed to Bordeaux From her arri
val IN London she was fourteen day,
getting to Montreal. arriving by Whit,
liner, which ship was immediatel,
cleared to accommodate Canadian
troops who were going to London an,
the front.
WILLOUGHBY
| Mrs. Mary G.. Kimball recentl,
visited relatives here.
Fred Kimball and family are a
Lyndonville where he has employment
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Duke hav
moved to West Burke, where Mr.
Duke has employment
Little Nelson Demic has returne
nome after several weeks visit a
the home of his uncle in Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robbins. VIII
have been. visiting their son. Henry
in keene. N. H.. returned Saturday.
ALBANY
John Mcclellan is home from Water
town, N. Y.
Albert Campbell is attending schoo
at Craftsbury.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Dunn, Sept. %.
Foster Campbell has finished work al
North Montpelier and is at home.
Mrs. Carrie Mcclure from East
/ Albany is visiting at G.. D. MCGUIRE s.
Mrs. Pollard of Monroe, N. H.,
visited her father, I. Mcclellan. lasi
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman Bridgeman OF
Hardwick visited Mrs. Ann Whitchel
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn and Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Dunn. visited in New.
port last week.
! Bernice Lanphear from Craftsbury
Ispent the weekend with her sister,
| Mrs. Frank Chase.
i Miss Mary McCaffrey from Hardwick
was the guest of Mrs. Chas. Winget 9
few days last week.
Horace Chadsey. who has been visit.
ing at G. d. McGuire's, has returned
to his home in Boston.
Mrs. Julia Day and Mrs. Lucy EBai
, ley visited at Manville Grants il
Craftsbury Saturday.