Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-08-25

Master Vernon Lee and Miss Vanessa
Lee went to st. Johnsbury Monday to
be operated upon for adenoids. They
were accompanied by Mrs. H. G.
Trip.
Any families who are willing to take
students of the high school to board or
Prof. A. G. Fletcher. stating the mum =.
Der desired and probable charges.
A baseball team from Orleans de-.
feated Lowell at Lowell on Saturday
afternoon by a score of 5 to 2. A
large delegation went to Irasburg
Saturday afternoon and saw Irasburg
trim Derby Line by score of to l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moore and two
nephews, and Mrs. Susie Fickette of
Boston, Mrs. Mae Coburn and son,
Harold. of Sutton, also Mrs. Perlie
Lymon of West Derby were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Corliss recently.
J. G. Turnbull and E. C. Skinner
attended meeting of Shriners at
Boston and Nantasket beach the latter
part of last week as guests of Allepo
Temple On the home trip they drove
a new Republic truck for use in their
| business.
Our people were especially we'll
pleased with the good showing made
by the combination Barton and Orleans
baseball team at the two games played
at the fair. The heavy hitting by
Dean Mathews was one of the pleasing
features. -"
The trustees have nearly completed
an extensive improvement of the street
from Liberty street through East
street and Willoughby avenue. The
street has been placed on true grade
and we'll coated with fine gravel from
the village-owned gravel bank
It is cleanup week with Grand Juror
Dickens. Justice Page and Sheriff
were taken in Monday with other irons
still in the fire. Each paid SIS and
costs for fighting. It was the first
blood shed in Orleans since the begin
ming of the war.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Buchanan, Mr..
and Mrs. F. w. Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. E. Hunt, U. w. Brown and C. V.
Wiley attended the Pythian Grand
Lodge convention at st. Adams Aug.
7-8. Mrs. Ada Harvey was elected
Grand Manager of the Grand Temple
Pythian Sisters.
The graded and high schools open
Monday morning Aug. 80, with the
following corps of teachers: Miss
Dwinell, 1st grade; Mrs. Lance, I'd
grade; Miss Findlay, Sd grade Miss
Eldridge, 18th and 9Th Mrs. Wilkie, 9th
and 9TH, Miss Chandler, 8th and 9th
Prof. A. G. Fletcher, M. S. Jenkins OF
North Troy and Miss Mae A. Campbell
of Lyndonville in the high school.
The U. S. Civil Service commission
announces that regularly practicing
physicians of good standing in Orleans.
who are willing to furnish medical
certificates at the customary fee OF
one dollar to applicants for examina
ton Or appointment to positions in the
classified Federal service, may file
their names with the secretary of the
civil service board at the Orleans
postoffice, when they will be brought
to the attention of persons from whom
such certificates may be required al
requested. Z LIP
Willie A. Coss of Orleans, Barton
and Coventry is in the tolls of the
law for alleged forgery. He wa:
recently taken before the mnnicipa
court on allegation that he forged the
names of A. B. Goss and C. E. Cos
to note for 500 at the Contra
Savings bank. Upon presentation O.
the note the bank officials called tn,
supposed signers by telephone ant
learned that the signatures were no
genuine. The matter was called to tn.
attention of the states attorney will
the result that Mr.. Goss was sentenced
to not less than two years at Windsor