Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-29

, MISS ITdCO OI0puCTu IS Sp6IlulflS
few days vacation at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. SWEET are spend
ing few days in Portland, Me.
! Miss Vera Richardson, who has
been quite sick. is reported better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Walker of ST..
Johnsbury are visiting friends here.
Miss Minnie Stannard is taking a
few days. vacation as chief operator.
Clarence Gardner of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting at Tom Ducharme's.
Horace Heath of Wells River is
spending few days at his home here.
Lynn Sanders has been spending
few days with friends at Tilton, N.
Delone Andrus has gone to Bridgton,
Me-, to do an extensive electric wiring
job.
Mrs. F. H. Wedge and Mrs. B. L.
Lumbra spent the weekend at New
port.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Smithers have
been spending few days at Wellesley,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gilman spent
the weekend with relatives in Lyndon
vile.
Clayton Kipp and B. l.. Lumbra of
st. Johnsbury were home over the
holiday.
Mrs. E. A. Girard spent the week.
end with friends and relatives at Cen
J tervale.
Alice Rouse of the telephone office
} spent the holiday at her home at
Newport.
! Corydon Person of Bangor, N Y, is
here to spend the winter with his son,
H. Fl. Person. .....
There are letters at the postoffice
for J, K. Bradford. Perley Dudley and
F. E. Moulton.
Mrs. M. L. Badger of, Manchester,
N. Fl is visiting her mother, Mrs
Mae Richardson. 81. -.
Walter Fletcher is assisting in the
{ Central Savings bank during the clos
ing days of the year. .@@
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Demick of Mont
{ real are visiting at the home of his
{ brother, E. A. Demick s"'
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Corley of Iras-
) burg spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs: F. H. Wedge. ..o;s
Miss Ruth Rogers of Kalamazoo,
6 Mich. is spending a few days with
friends and relatives here.
DR.. K. S. Webster and Miss Marie
I Darling spent the holiday at the home
{ of DIR. Darling in Ryegate.
s Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. McGoff and
daughter. Beatrice, spent the holidays
8 with friends at Montpelier.
6 Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Whipple and
daughter. Dale, spent the weekend
Z with friends at Lyndonville.
Z Mr.. and Mrs Charles Harris spent
9 the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
> Ford at Newton Highlands. Mass.
9 The postoffice will be closed on New
{ Years day between 9 and IL, l. 80 anc
: 4. and at Z o'clock in, the evening
9 C. A. Sargent is quite sick with
q chicken pox. This puts a temporary
q crimp in the Sargent gang of painters
4 There will be a regular meeting oil
= the Eastern Star on Thursday evening
Z There will be work, and entertainment
q and feed.
9 expected home this week to assume
1 his new duties as teller at the Contra
Z Savings bank.
q Mrs. Hattie Lyon and son, Prescott
= have been spending few days will
. her daughters, Mrs. D. c. Farrar anC
4 Miss Olive Kidder.
p See j. B Swafford's players at ths
" opera house three nights next weel
& beginning Monday evening with the
e play, ga Girl With Million" Seat.
e now selling.
4 Arthur Ordway and Fred Caron hav,
b returned home, from Bridgton, Me
6 where they, have been for some
+ months, the two contracting jobs fol
8 Owinell & Person.
q The telephone girls of the N E
& office were the recipients of the usua
q number of presents from subscribers il
return for which they promise to con
E tinue their efforts to give good service
81 The Rev. o. j. Anderson O.
+ Derby supplied the pulpit at the M. E
church Sunday during the absence O.
Rev W.. S. Smithers. While here h,
was guest at the home of w; C.
+ Twombly. :
f THE volatility expected Ip,set OF e. eo t,t
telephope operator is, shown, by tn,
fact that at about 4. 40 Sunday after
E noon a subscriber called up centra
IS and asked if the paper train was O,
time, asked for the correct time o
s day and inquired about the electri
Il lights.
q Emmett Baraw has caught the SAM
81 tary fever so prevalent of late amonJ
n the BARRIERS here and is having his shol
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