Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-14

tional church was we'll attended. A
musical and literary entertainment was |
enjoyed and new sugar was served.
The Twombly & Cotton store was
broken into some time last night and |
between Sill and SIP was stolen. No
trace of the thieves has been found as
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber of Hartford, |
Conn.,, who have been spending part |
of the winter at the home of J. G.
Turnbull, have returned to Hartford.
Albert Beede has been appointed
county fish and game warden by the
state commissioner. John w. Titcomb
Mr.. Beede is selecting his deputy
warden.
Letters remaining at the postoffice
uncalled for are for Miss Sophia
Brown, Miss Winifred Wiley, E. E.
Young, Robert S. Brown and John
Sheehan.
Miss Mildred Ordway and Miss Dale
Whipple and her school chum have
returned to Auburndale, Mass, where
they are attending school at Lasell
seminary.
The infant son of John Morley,
through mistake, ate some poison
! intended for rats and mice, and was
very i'll Monday night. but has fully
recovered.
Miss Hazel Harris, who has been
compelled to be absent from her
! school at Barton the past week on
account of illness. has returned to her
work there.
Lester Kinsley recently sent to
Kentucky and purchased two we'll
blooded Airdale dogs, one of which he
keeps. The other he has sent to his
brother in Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Turnbull have
returned from their trip to the Pacific
coast and the exposition at San Fran
cisco and other points. They report
an excellent trip.
B. o. Smith decides that the roads
between Orleans and Barton are not
yet permanently settled and Saturday
night his trip from Barton home con-
sumed over three hours.
, b. o. Smith, who bought the balance
= of the Merriam stock of goods at
, Barton last week. has the goods dis.
, played at his store here. Colby Stod
dard has been assisting him.
c. E. Gay returned Saturday from
an extensive Western trip, visiting
;, both of the Pacific coast expositions
,, and making several stops at interest
ing points along the journey.
The annual business meeting of the
Village Improvement society will b.
: held in the library Wednesday, Apri
21st at 230 O'Clock. The officers anC
how fol 4
Mrs. Walter Fletcher of Fitchburg
! Mass, has been at the home of he
mother, Mrs. David Wiley, the pas
. week. Mrs. Wiley, who has beer
quite seriously i'll, is somewhat better
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Goucher. who cam,
here from CRANKY, P. O., and hat
their household goods shipped to thi
place, decided not to purchase the farm
they came to look over and returned
to Canada.
2 The first annual district meeting O.
District No: 1. Pythian Sisters, will b.
held with Laurette Temple No. a
{ Castle Hall. Orleans April 20. TIL
/ work will be exemplifed by Calanth
Temple No. 8, of Lyndon.
2 At the social and sugar party givel
I by the Woodmen to their members OIL
Thursday evening, there were sixty
, five present and very fine time wa
= enjoyed. After promenading and dan
cling. sugar on snow was served
\ A photoplay called "The Creation,
. under the auspices of the America
= Bible society will be presented at tn
opera house next week, commencing
t Wednesday evening. This picture viii
f be run in connection with others b.
the Gem theatre MANAGEMENT