Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-10
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Mrs. Mary Stimson of Montpelier was
5n town Thursday.
E. C. Kinney of Montpelier visited
friends here Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Campbell has sold her
farm, stock and tools to Fred Good
rich.
Mrs. Ida Wiley of Roxbury, Mass,
visited her cousins Mrs. j. D. Wiley,
last week
Mrs. Frank Eastman, visited a few
days last week with. her mother in
Jacksonville.
The ladies' Missionary society will
hold their meeting, postponed from
last week, on Friday at the home of
Mrs. L. A. Perrin.
The town water is being put into the
home of Mrs. Rose. Tolman on North,
Main street and connection is being
mace with the sewer
MANY are attended the moving pic
ture play, "The Birth of Nation,.''
gwen in Hardwick Nov. 8, 9 and 10.
All report it we'll worth seeing.
The oyster supper and entertainment
given by the ladies'" Missionary socie-
ty Thursday. evening was we'll attend
ed. The supper was excellent and
should have called out many more
people.
A number. of men,, including A. b.
/ DeBrune. w Fl! Rollins and Reuben
curtis are building a hunting camp ON
| Wheelock mountain near the lake for
their convenience during the fall hunt
| ing season.
The number on the Greensboro lect.
dre course by Edward H. Frye, the
monologist, viii be given saturday
evening, Nov. Ii. Please note the
change of date Of this entertainment
and plan to come for it will be- gooe
one.
The dramatic members of the Gas
plan Lake Grange have begun rehears
ais on a play entitled 1.-THE Deacon, ,
which they are to give in the neal
future to help pay the debt on tbei
new hail.. Look out for. somethn,
good.
Mr.. and: Mrs. Archie, Cuthbertsol
and Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Perrin went b
automobile on Tuesday of last week t
Stanstead, p, O., and had a look a
the ruins of that beautiful town s
nearly destroyed by fire q short tim
ago.
Sunday. Nov. Id will be observed a
Go-to-Church Sunday by the Congregs
5 tional church. The Vigilance class @
f the Sunday school will have the ma
: ter in charge and will expect to Civ
} everybody an invitation to come t
I church Sunday and Start a good habi
We have wondered whether til
school board and teachers know c
j., the profanity that is being used by til
= older boys (all under Is years of ag
:; however.) on the Fairgrounds in o,
, schools in the village Such a cond
. ton is deplorable for the future of Il
> manhood of our town.
9 A good number of local Changers
/ TENDED the special meeting of the Ca
4 plan Lake Grange in their hal! Tuesds
/ evening. The Caledonian Grange.
n East Hardwiek. the Lamoille Grane
of Greensboro Bend and the Grange
Hardwick, present as visitors, were VIZ
n represented and good program w
given.
v In the Congregational church, Sund;
y evening the Junior C. E.. meeting
SIS will be led by Arthur Drown al
the subject will be, "Hom Jes
e Measures Giving" The Senior C.
3 meeting will be led by the. pastor
Q o'clock and the subject will b
"How the Denominations May
N United in Ser, ice"
1T The Happy Family Boy Minstrels
5 Hardwick gave an entertainment
J, the town hall Friday evening. follow
% by dance. There were only Is peol
r. present at the entertainment and on
20 eight couples at the dance. III
small attendance meant some >fnanc
loss to those who backed the sht
Or with guarantee.
y The Goth anniversary of the m:
rage of Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Kais
was celebrated with surprise PAL