Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-10-28

The Ladies' Guild will be prepared
to furnish dinner for all who wish at
the church vestry Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Will the ladies please send >doughnuts
or pies.
There was Republican rally at the
town hall Thursday evening and nom
partisan rally Saturday evening, which
was we'll attended and some very able
speakers were there at each meeting.
At the entertainme given last
week by the medicine company. Miss
Iris Campbell received the gold watch
IN the popular lady contest and Lyle
Fox the silverware in the bean guess
| ing contest.
One day last week as Edwin Aid
rlch's team was standing near the
Chandler mill at Orleans, the horses
became frightened at the cars and ran
up the track on to the iron culvert,
by stepping through the ties. Fortu-
nately Mr.. Aldrich escaped with a
slight injury in one ankle. The wagon
1 was demolished.
Several members of the Jr. o. u.
A. M. and D. of L. went to the pleas
ant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Spencer at Evansville Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 20 and gave them a geunine
surprise party. Refreshments of cake.
dOughnutS and coffee were served and
very enjoyable evening was spent.
They left as reminder of the visit a
nice oil heater. which will no doubt be
appreciated in the coming months.
A Card-We, the undersigned, desire
through the columns of the Monitor to
express our heartfelt thanks to all who
so kindly assisted us during the death
and burial of our beloved wife, daueh-
ter and sister. To the singers for the
beautiful selections rendered, to all
ttaiiese who furnished flowers, and
especially to the Woodmen of East
Charleston for the wreath sent and
also for their services as bearers. May
Gods choicest blessings rest on one
and ALL
Charles Whitehill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Armstrong,
; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Whitehill
and family.
EVANSVILLE
| D. H. Randall was home last week.
John Rock visited his wife over Sun
day.
Earle Drown was home Sunday and
also friend.
Mrs. Kendall has gone to Island
Pond to work.
r. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Drown of
Charleston visited at Gaylord Fox s
this last week.
Wednesday evening. Nov. a. the pupils
of the Evansville school will give ar
entertainment in the Woodman hall
followed by a promenade. Admission
ten cents. All invited.
The Ladies' Aid society chicken pie
supper was success in every way
Total proceeds, $26.75 The lecture
given on fish hatchery by Mr.. Dens
more of st. Johnsbury and assisted b.
Prof. Erwin of Barton. was very inter
esting and instructive to everyone anC
all had very enjoyable evening.
WEST CHARLESTON
Fred Parlin is having his hous,
sbingled.
Mrs. Martha Hill is in Coaticook OF
business.
Grace Knight has closed her work a
| librarian.
The various political rallies held her
have been we'll attended.
Ellsworth Heath and son. Wilder, o
West Burke, are in town.
John Dudley has further improve
his house by new windows.
Mrs. Geo. Roberts and two daughter
spent part of last week in Derby.
Richard Steadiford is able to be ou
of doors and walk short distance.
Mrs. James Mcnamara and so
visited at Geo. Cummings's Monday:
A son was born last week to Mr.. an
Mrs. Will Streeter. Congratulations.
Miss Vanessa Holton, who suffer
, with nervous trouble, is much better
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Dolan on the birth of daughte,
Paul Cote has placed new eavespout
! on Ernest Worboys's house the pas
week.
! Elsie Mcnamara recently visited he
Isister. Mrs. Carl Welch, in Wes
Derby.
. Mrs. Mary Foster visited her daugh
7 ter, Mrs. Alvin Woodard, in Morga
last week.
], Mrs. Streeter has finished work a
: Ed. Bucks, and is with her son, Will
and family.
5 Miss Margaret Kidder visited Mrs
Belle Parker in Barnet during tn
recent school vacation
) Carl Royce is able to walk dow
street. something he has been unabl
to do for many months.
HorYaon Goocnor hoe EninhoI l.a~<I