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

Miss Annie KerWln of Portland, who
has been Miss Eva Bassett's trimmer
ir the millinery store, has returned to
her home.
The Webster store advertises a
special sale of ladies' and children's
suits and coats Wednesday. Dec. 9.
See page six.
Some repairs are being made on the
Chandler offices here and new hard
wood floors are being laid in Manager
Does offices.
Mrs. H. S. Webster has gone to
Boston. where she will remain for
few days buying goods for the Webster
company store.
W.. j. Sageman has been improving
quite rapidly Of late and is able to be
about the streets little during these
pleasant days.
John Parker has his tickets and will
leave for California on Dec. ID. It is
reported that other Orleans people will
accompany him.
There will be regular meeting of
Valley Lodge, No. LOG F. & A. M at
the Masonic hall on Thursday evening,
work in the third degree.
Miss Marion Briggs, who recently
underwent an operation for appendicitis
at Brightlook hospital in ST. Johnsbury,
is getting on very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Temple recently
entertained their daughter, Pearl, and
grandchildren and Clarence Temple
and Mrs. Parker of Albany
The Chandler company are sending
crew of men to the Westmore mill to
finish cutting out the logs left there
last summer on account of low water.
Joe Balaski, who had the misfortune
to injure one Of his eyes some time
since, has been compelled to go to St.
Johnsbury each week for treatment.
The vaudeville show at the opera
hall Monday night was rather poorly
attended although the show was con-
sidered very good by those who did
attend.
Mrs. Dubois and sons have taken
possession of the new boarding house
erected by the Chandler company at
their Greensboro mill and crew will
commence to operate the mill there.
An improvement is being made at
the fire company's engine house,
by cutting door from the street front
to his room. Formerly the apparatus
had to be taken out side door and up
a blind alley.
There will be Christmas tree with
appropriate exercises at the Methodist
church Christmas eve, Thursday, Dec
a. Mrs. Harry Dickens. chairman of
literary work. assisted by Mrs. Fred
Donaldson, Mrs. Clyde Wiley, Miss
Beatrice Stems. Miss Bernice Allard,
Rudolph Kleiner.
An unknown autoist. driving with
out lights. frightened one of A. M.
Clark's teams last week so that the
occupants were thrown from the team
and the wagon and horse quite badly
injured. Search is being made for the
party driving the car and it is thought
they have been located.
church chapel given by the Ladies'
Aid society yes -erday was in every
way a success. about 500 was realized
from the sale and nearly all the fancy
goods and other wares were disposed
of. There was a full attendance
throughout the afternoon and evening.
An entertainment was given in the
evening consisting of readings by Miss
Bray and Mrs. Lance and pantomife
of James Russell Lowelps courtship
scenes.
F. M. Allchurch, who has recently
added Victrolas to his store, gave a
concert at the chapel of the Congrega-
tional church Thursday night to an
audience of about Is people. The con-
cert was much enjoyed by all and con-
sisted principally of selections by such
artists as Melba. Caruso, Gluck,
Framstead and others and orchestral
selections by some of the famous
orchestras. The machines have been
so perfected by the use of the new
recorders and the fiber needle that
they render almost perfect selections
from the world famous operas and
afford the small towns the very same
talent that the city is able to hear.
Many thanks and congratulations are
being offered Mr.. Allchurch for the
treat.