Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-28

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page three.
It is expected that Ray Skinner and
family will return from Skinner, Me-,
and make their home here in the near
future.
Ernest Heminway, the young son of
Frank Heminway, underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at his home here
Friday.
Mrs. J. E. Richardson and daughter
of Derby were guests of Mrs. Richard
sons sister, Mrs. E. R. Baraw, the
past week.
A. H. SWEET had an operation per-
formed for appendicitis at his home
here Friday. Mr.. SWEET is getting on
very well.
Mrs. Chas. Perkins, who has been
stopping with her daughter, Mrs.
Wells, has returned to her home on
South street.
Harold Mcnamara of Charleston will
take the place of Mr.. Morley in the
Turnbull creameries here, Mr.. Morley
and family having returned to farm
in Worcester.
There will be a meeting of the
members and of all others interested
in the Chautauqua at the Orleans club
rooms on Wednesday evening at 8. 80
o'clock, May 5th.
Mary Pickford in ga Good Little
Devil" is the photoplay offering at
the opera house tonight. Miss Pick
ford is the highest salar1ed artist now
before the camera.
The tennis court has been graded
and rolled. new tape has been put
down and new net supplied, and all
is in readiness for the preliminary
games of the season.
Up to date the best fish taken from
the river here was caught Friday
afternoon by Hiram Allen, a four-and-
a-half-pound steelhead.
Mrs. Mary Ordway and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marion Ordway have returned
from Auburndale, Mass, where Mrs.
Ordway has been for some weeks and
where Miss Ordway has been the past
week.
Orleans quota of sportsmen who
will make Long Pond in Westmore
their headquarters on May LIST, in
cludes ten men and there should be
some remarkable fish stories forth
coming.
The Village Improvement society
announce their intention of having a
rummage sale the coming October.
1t is hoped that everyone will feel
interested in this sale and will lay by
articles suitable for the same.
The April committee of the Ladies
Aid society will serve fish chowde1
supper in the vestry Friday, April 30
from s. 80 o'clock until all are served
All come, bring your friends and enjoy
the supper and a social hour in the
chapel afterward.
A. S. Barney, father of Gle,
Barney, who has been living with hi!
son. died very suddenly sometime
Sunday night. Mr.. Barney rode from
Morgan to his sons home Sunday anC
| was apparently in usual health when h,
retired for the night. Early Sunday
morning he was found dead in bed
apparently from shock or hear
trouble.
The annual meeting of the W. C. T
u. was held Tuesday, April wit
Mrs. H. L. Smith. There was a very
good attendance The following off
GERS were elected: President, Mrs
5 Fannie Keys; LIST vice-president, Mrs
r E. w. Eldridge: I'd vice-president
Mrs. w. S. Smithers; secretary, Mrs
Grace B. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Mimi
Twombly; auditor, Mrs L. H. Spaf
: ford. Superintendent Literature
Mrs. Eva Parker: assistant, Mrs
2 Clapper; rescue work, Mrs, Susi
: Anderson; S. T. l., Mrs. Ethel Dick
ems; Christian citizenship, Mrs. CARR
Hall; flower mission, Mrs. Rowel
Mrs. Heath; franchise, Miss E. Eaton
q anti-narcotics, Mrs. Geo. Howe; Pre-
gram committee, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs
4 Gilmore, Mrs. Lanphear.