Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-17

Miss Vera Austin has been taken to
st. Johnsbury to the hospital there for
medical treatment.
Mrs. II. S. Webster was in Boston
last week on business connected with
the Webster store.
Mrs. Lewis Lumbra of North Troy is
visiting at the home of her son, B. L.
Lumbra. this week.
Sawyer's orchestra is to play at
Irasburg for the st. Patrick's ball
given there tonight.
Misses Pauline and Edith Mason
have returned from visit with their
grandmother at Barnet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman House of
Beebe. P. O., were weekend guests at
Will Simpson is moving from the
tenement in DR.. Wells's house to the
Frank Wright tenement
Mrs. l.. E. Spafford is in Boston this
week. buying millinery and other
spring good for her store.
Iber Winget aud his mother and Dean
Mathews and mother are in Boston
this week on pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gauvin spent the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hooker at ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Myrtle Stewart of Hanover, N
H., is assisting in Mrs. L E. Stafford s
millinery department as trimmer.
Mrs Fl. w. Hinkley, one of the
members of the high school faculty is
spending the vacation at Orono, Me-
Mrs. F. j. Kinney and daughters
were visiting Mrs. Kinney's parents
at South Troy the first of the week.
Harry Waiter of Lawrence, Mass n
Joined his wife, who is visiting the
home of Arthur Waiter, for the week
end.
On account of the lecture last night
at the opera hall. the village meeting!
was adjourned until tonight. Wednes-
day.
Chas. Parlin of Bloomington is
moving to his new home on Irasburg
street, recently purchased of Twombly
& Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wiggin left
Monday for a business and pleasure
trip to Canada. sThey return about
April first.
The rank of Knight was conferred
upon Hale Mason at K. P hall Monday
night at the regular meeting of the K
P. Lodge here.
Mrs. j.. Temple has been confined
to her home the past several weeks
with grip, but is now able to sit ur
part of the time.
Many regrets are expressed tina,
Mrs. Huxley has been compelled to
resign in the high school here or
account of poor health.
Prof A. G. Fletcher was at Burling
ton last week, where he delivered ar
address before the schoolmasters
meeting held in that city.
Ebert Cole, senior at Middlebur,
college, has been awarded the Phi Beta
Kappa degree for scholarship, a rank
acquired by but few college men.
Leonard Lanphear was taken to St
Johnsbury by his parents, DR. and Mrs
Lanphear, last week for an operation
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performed.
Alton Doe is making an extensiv,
trip through New York and PennsyI
vania in the interests of the Chandle
company and is sending in a larg
amount of business in the shape O
orders.
Letters at the postoifice remainin,
uncalled for are for Mrs. Annie
Chase. George H. Adams, Dolor
Duval, Porter Harvey, Arie Kenerson
F. c. Lewett,. w. T. Spencer, Georg
H. Wiley.
Another opportunity to see Mar
Pickford in photoplay, will be afforde
Thursday evening at the opera house
After this week the feature plays wi
be given Wednesday instead of Thurs
day evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kinsley are i
Washington. d. c.. this week MI
: Kinsley went there On business for tn
Turnbull company in connection wit
supplying the government with butte
for the u s.. navy. .'.. e ri"
r Harsld Bean. who formerly worke
Fat the depot here, has enlisted wit
Canadian troops for the European wal
= He is now at Sherbrooke and expect
to be among the next Canadian cor
tingent sent to England.
Mrs. Annie Bassett Wiley Of Mar
, chester, N. H., will work in Miss Ev
Bassett's store this season as trimme
in Miss Bassett's millinery depart
ment. Mrs. Wiley will be accomps
MED nv her son Leonard Wjllev
A break in the water main som,
where between the reservoir and Wi
loughby lake, leaves Orleans in til
serious position of having practical
, no water and no fire protection.
was discovered yesterday at noon tn;
the reservoir was empty and no waite
running into it and crew of men al
at work to locate the break