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

cOffee ana WaferS were served.
DIR. L. Fl. McIver goes to Boston
March l on business trip. His optl-
cal rooms will be closed until March
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Flint are in New
York selecting spring goods for their
store. They will be absent about two
weeks.
Frances Margaret Savage arrived
Friday morning Feb. 26th. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Savage. Con-
gratulations.
DR.. w. Oliver Barney. throat special
list of Commonwealth avenue, was at
Geo. Young's recently in consultation
with DR.. Gould.
Mrs. Agnes Pierson has returned to
her home in Maiden, Mass, having
spent several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Clough.
w. w. True attended the recent con-
vention of New England Hardware
Men held in Boston. returning home
Wednesday morning.
The basketball game on Tuesday
night, Feb. % between Co. l. and a
team from Hudson, M ass, resulted IN
score of % to IL in favor of Co. L.
Mrs. Charlotte Richie is with her
daughter, Mrs A. R. Grow. She
returned Friday from a visit with a
son and daughter in Saskatchewan.
Lee O. Drew, who has been very
sick at his home on Third street, is
improving, being able to be about the
house. though not to go on the street.
Miss Nina Simmonds is very sick at
the home of her father, with quinsy
sore throat. Reports this morning
show a slight improvement in her
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are stopping for
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Carr, while he is employed by
True & Blanchard company, during a
rush in their tinshop.
A game of basket ball was played
Saturday at School hall between g
team from Richford and the Boy
Scouts, ending in a victory for the
Scouts with score of At to II.
A party of "a people went to New.
port Center Wednesday evening, Feb
"a to attend the Methodist donation
and chicken pie supper held that even
ing. The Rev. R. N. Joscelyn deliv
cred lecture.
Lakeside Chapter, No. 81, o. E. S.,
enjoyed very pleasant meeting Mon
day evening. Two candidates received
the degrees of the order. Following
the work social time was enjoyed
and lunch served.
Chas. H. Vancour met with a sac
misfortune recently. His right hanC
was caught in the gearing in the new
mill of Prouty & Miller in Jackmap
| Me, necessitating amputation of al
! the fingers and part of the thumb. He
returned home Tuesday morning.
Miss liza Tenney went to st. Johns
bury Monday afternoon and entered
the hospital where she underwent {
serious operation Tuesday morning
We are informed that the operation
was successful but not Of the patient
condition. Her many friends hope fol
a speedy recovery.
On Friday night, March 5th, at the
School hall, a farce-comedy will be-
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the high school, assisted by MISS Mar
garet Robinson, reader. The "Roll O.
Fame" name quilt will be sold a
auction to the highest bidder, Rev
Rankin acting as auctioneer
AS we step into the clothing store O.
Blodgett & Burgess and are approached
by their pleasant clerk. Austin J
Beebe. we ask the reason for tn,
extremely happy look and are tolt
"their names are Robert Bly, an,
Elizabeth" Mother and children ar,
doing we'll. Congratulations.
About 100 were present Thursda,
night at the annual roll call at tn
Congregational church, which was
splendid and helpful meeting Letter
from number of non resident mem
bers were read, one which deserve
special mention, being from Jack CHS
holm. now in Megantic, P O.. form
er board sawyer for Prouty & Miller
who united with the church at tn
close of the Chapman revival meeting
held here a few years ago Sine
which time THE Kings Business j
aD important thing with him.