Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-01
ORLEANS

The library will be closed Tuesday,
Dec. z.
Miss Viva Shepherd is working for
Mrs. Kipp.
Miss Tia Marshall spent Sunday at
Derby Line.
The Orleans club has installed it's new
billiard table.
Miss Mabel Ware is caring for Miss
Clara Dwinell.
Mrs. C. S. Stevens and Mrs. IT. C.
Bassett are seriously Ill.
The Odd Girls met with Mrs. E. A.
Demick Monday evening.
L. G. Taylor of Wolcott is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Jennie S. kipp.
Mrs. Albert Cowles of North Crafts
bury is visiting Miss Juline Rogers.
There will be regular meeting of
the Eastern Star tomorrow evening.
F. H. Ingerson has gone to St.
Johnsbury to work in the scale shops.
W. w. Seymour of Lynn. Mass. was
Thanksgiving day guest at the Valley
House.
H. S. Webster was at Derby Line
postoffice Tuesday assisting in auditing
the books.
There are uncalled for letters at the
postoffice for Oscar Fissette and Mons
Archill loyal.
Misses Theda and Ruth Cor|ey of
Irasburg have been visiting at the
home of F. H. Wedge.
Mrs. Preston Skinner is assisting
the Fletcher Post Card company during
the holiday rush of business.
Annis Priest fell one day last week
and suffered from torn ligaments about
the knee and one broken rib.
Miss Mildred Bryant of st. Johns
bury is assisting in the Offices of the
Fletcher Post Card Company.
Several members of the Orleans club
went to Barton and took sweet revenge
at whist one evening last week.
Mrs. c. E. Jenkins has returned
from her former home at Amsterdam.
N. Y where she has been for several
weeks.
L. M. Kinsley, A. D. Beede, A. c..
Harris and Frank Parlin are at Long
Pond for the remainder of the open
season.. -.-.-.
An examination for postofice clerk
will be held at the postoffice Dec IL.
Information may be had of Harry l..
Bassett.
Charles Scott, George and Hugh
Rowell, Randolph TurnbuIl and Dean
Mathews are home from college for the
holiday vacation.
One of the features of the Book and
ThimbIe club community fair will be
the sale of quilt containing the names
of over 1000 people of Orleans and
vicinity.
Dean Corley is at Johnson this week
to meet the committee to purchas e
supplies for the New Sterling Trust
company of which Mr.. CorIey is to be
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bartlett and
son. and Mrs. P. B Fisk of Fairlee
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpin and family of
Barton was the THANKSGIVING partv
entertained at C. E. Gays.
The next regular meeting of Phile-
mon Lodge, K of P, will be held
Tuesday, Dec. 7th. Work in the rank
of knight. 1t is expected that P. G..
c. Rand Of Hardwick will be present.
Miss Clara Dwinell has been Obliged
on account of i'll health. to resign her
position in the first grade of the graded
school and Ruth Heidger of Greens.
| boro has been elected to take her place.
Ara Putney seriously injured his
foot one day slast week while working
| with the construction gang at the
Brown bridge. A heavy steel beam
| dropping upon his foot was the cause
of the injury.
Among the successful deer hunt.
ers were Sam Robb. Fred E.
Hunt. E. c. Skinner, Hiram Allen.
Preston Skinner. c. P. Skinner, Alton
Baird, A. H. SWEET. William. Chat
field, Charles Westcott, Ted Lee, Her.
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