Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-01

There will be a social evening at LIE
Beau Lac Boat Club house Tuesday, to
which club members and their friends
are invited. Maurice Koessler, violin
ist in Boston Symphony orchestra, will
play and Miss Gordon, a soloist of
note, will sing. There will be dancing
and refreshments The Thursday eve
ming social will be omitted this week.
Everyone plan to attend Tuesday
evening.
Valley hodge F. & A. M, of Or
leans have invited Orleans Lodge Of
Barton TO participate in a Masonic
field day at Orleans Tuesday, Sept.
7th. There will be ball game be-
tween members of the two lodges in
the afternoon, banquet at o'clock
and later there will be work in one of
the degrees at the lodge rooms. Every
member Of the lodge should make an
especial effort to be present.
The full program of the state W. C.
L. U. convention to be held here next
week appears elsewhere. Something
In which local people will be especially
interested is the medal contest We'd
nesday evening. Six Of our young
people have parts in the contest. they
being, Ruby Calkins of Westmore,
Phyllis Uric Of Glover, Ruth Gleason,
Lee Emerson, Leslie Elliott and Alfred
Rollins Of Barton, and much interest
is taken in their efforts. The music
for the evening and for the entire con-
vention is in charge of Mrs. Nellie
Stannard, which means that it will be
of the very best. All our people are
urged to attend the sessions of the
convention. : ... .-~..
BROWNINGTON -
Alberta Day began her school in the
village Monday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Grow were in
Morgan Sunday. 1.",. -,
Leon Williams is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. @. A. Grow.
Ruth Newton is at work for Mrs. G.
j. Gross at Orleans.
Mrs, George Lewis and children
were recent visitors here.
Mrs. Flanders is caring for Mrs. R.
A. Button and infant son.
Ferol Wellman of Newport visited
Marjorie Young last week.
Miss Gertrude Chandler recently
visited her sister. Mrs. E. A. Gross.
| Leon Going goes this week to Ran
dolph to the agricultural school there
Miss Harriet Goss of Newport was a
guest of Mrs. Wyman several days last
week.
There will be a promenade and dance
at academy hall Thursday evening,
Sept. 9.
Mrs. T. E. Adams and daughters,
Evelyn and Louise, visited relatives in
town last week.
There was good attendance at the
lawn party at Stanley Marsh's Wed,
nesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Smithers of Orleans
preached very interesting sermon a
the Congregational church Sunday.
Quo Vadis at the Orleans oper:
house Wednesday night. Don't mis-
this wonderful picture play. ad.
Mrs. Hal Clark, who has been visit
ing relatives IN town, has gone t,
Boston where Mr.. and Mrs. Clark viii
go to housekeeping.
Mr.. and MRS. Ray Litchfield o
I Battle Creek, Michigan, are visitin,
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Gong and Mr.. and Mrs. Litchfeld.
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Lincoln Campbell has been visiting
friends in Boston, d. -..--...
Wilmer Bennett was home fror
Orleans over Sunday.
Mrs. Stewart Lafoe is at Aver
Cliff, T. O., for two weeks.
j. School began Monday, Miss Glady
Orne of Westmore, teacher.
Alex Lafoe of Holland recentl
visited his brother. Stewart Lafoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Hunt of Orlean
spent Sunday at Charles Lathe's.
Mrs. Herbert Bowen of Charleston
recently visited at Thomas Lakes.
Oren Morse of Charleston was
visitor at Horace Whitehill's Sunday.
Earl Davis of Manchester, N. H.
has been visiting at Samuel Clough's.
Thomas Smith and children visitet
at Elmer Leonard's in Barton Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett visite,
at Lemuel Wilson's in Charleston
Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Kellogg of Island Pond il
visiting her sister. Mrs. Delma
Bennett.
Miss Laura Whitehill began he,
school at Cole Hill in Charleston
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dewing O.
Glover visited Mrs. Vietta Wells
Saturday.
Chester Nutting of Westmore spent
the weekend with his cousin, Ray
Emerson.
Lyman Seymour of Morgan is moving
to the place recently purchased o1
Wallace Russell.
Mrs Jannia Robinson hac rof11rpod te