Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-24

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ORLEANS

Masons to be present at a special
convocation at their lodge rooms in
Newport on March 30. Tuesday even
ing L. D. Jones, district deputy grand
master, will make his official visit there
on that date.
Miss Resale Eschenbrenner of
Brooklyn, N. Y, succeeds Mrs. Daisy
Hinkley as assistant IN the high school.
Miss Eschenbrenner is a graduate of
Cornell university, where she main
tanned exceptionally high standing and
took special work in preparation for
teaching.
Commencing tonight the picture play
management will show the feature
plays on Wednesday instead of Thurs
day evening. The special feature for
tonight is Zone Wonderful Night,
the prize photoplay of the Ladies'
World magazine with Francis Bushman
IN the stellar role.
In the case of Fred Esty against the
town of Brighton for damages. owing
to an automobile accident in which
four Orleans men were injured last
summer by running off the road near
Island Pond, the verdict was in favor
of the defendant The case is to be
appealed to the supreme court. The
other cases against the town resulting
from this same accident have been
continued.
The breaks in the water main have
been found, the most serious one being
in the Montieth dam at Evansville,
where logs and Ice had broken the
pipes at the bottom of the pond and
another one near Mr.. Grants. They
have been repaired and water is again
flowing into the reservoir. During
the past week one of the boilers in the
back factory has been kept under
steam for fire protection. This boiler
is connected to one of the Chandler
company's big water pumps.
BROWNINGTON
Henry Newton is at home for his
Easter vacation.
Miss Eva Day has returned to her
school work at Derby.
1t is expected that Rev. Rand will
preach each Sabbath for the present.
E. A. Gross has gone to Montreal tt
have the X-ray applied to his limb.
which was recently broken.
Bloomington Grange met Tuesday
evening and conferred the third anC
fourth degrees on several candidates
after which supper was served.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Maynard Dutton is working il
Albany.
Chas. St. Peter has sold his place t.
Jack Woods.
Irving Davis of Canada recent.
visited at Truman Aiken's.
Miss Grace Emerson spent last weel
at Bert Jenness's in Barton.
Burt Day and daughters Of Coventr.
visited at T. G. CrandalPs last week.
Mrs. Harry Dewing of Glover is her,
caring for her mother, who is i'll witt
grip.
Mrs. Archie Drown spent most o
last week with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. G. Houston.
George ST. Peter and Phileas Davig
non have sold their farms to partie
from Holyoke. Mass.
Mrs. Collins Lacourse and sister
Mrs. Odeal Blouin, visited thei
father in Derby Sunday.
Lucien Aiken has returned from hi
visit to New Hampshire, his sister
Miss Zelda Aiken, accompanying him
Mrs. Ida Blake has returned to he
home in Bellows Falls, her cousin
Miss Ivis Campbell accompanying her
EVANSVILLE
L. A. Drown is home from Newport
Eldon LaClair is repairing his build
ing.
Chas. Moon is moving to the Jenkin
farm.
Gaylord Fox was in Jay the pas
week.
Glenn Collins has been quite sick tn
past week.
Ralph Skinner attended the listers
meeting at Newport Tuesday.
Ed. Porter cut his hand quite badl,
while saving wood last week.
Ed Porter, Frank Lapierre, Ro
Bickford and Bert Durham attende
the road commissioners meeting a
Newport.
R. F. Lowe, the district superintenc
ent will be here to hold the last quar-
terly conference meeting Friday at
o. m. At the same time the Ladies Al
society will have one clock dinner
Every one to furnish for the tables e
usual All invited to attend.
MORGAN CENTER
Mrs, Ada Brooks is visiting FRIEND
in Westfeld.
Rufus Brown has gone to Sout
Albany to work.
Miss Tessie Goodsell has been i
with grip the past week.
Mrs. Clarence Sanborn and tv
children from Lake are in town.
Joel Williams is stopping with h
daughter. Mrs. M. w. Whitebill.
Miss Rena Barry has gone to Islar