Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-01-27
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There was a dance in French's hall
Saturday evening, at which few OF
! the young couples continued to "scrap"
over the new steps.
A very interesting article appears in
+ the current number of the American
magazine on R. w. Eldridge and his
success in business.
| There will be regular meeting of |
the Knights of Pythias at Castle hall |
Tuesday at which time the rank of |
Esquire will be conferred.
j. Mohamid Ali of Detroit, Mich.
has been guest at the Valley House
this week. He gave lecture on India
at Craftsbury last evening.
DR.. J. M. Allen of St. ohnsbury
was in town Monday and was driven to
Coventry, where an operation was
performed on a child there.
Cecil McWain found the "Booster
Buttons" and received at the Stevens
Booster Store" a nice gold watch
in exchange for the button
We note from the current number of
the Dartmouth Jack-o-L Lantern that
Hugh G. Rowell is the business mana
ger of that witty publication.
The Chandler Company is supplying
Parker Brothers. the celebrated manu-
facturers of games, with their veneer
stock, which is used in picture puzzles.
A large number of ladies belonging
to the Orleans clubs attended the
"Gentlemen's Night given by the
Woman's clubs at Barton last evening.
The Chandler company sawmills
scattered about the county all COM
menced work Monday. This industry
employs over 100 men and half as many
teams.
Frank Hall has been at Barton most
of the past week on business for the
town and Lester Kinsley has been
there auditing town accounts the past
few days.
Israel Roberts and Miss Della Akley
were married at Barton Tuesday
morning and went South for short
wedding trip. They will return to
Orleans to live.
Miss Marie Darling. who recently
underwent an operation for appended
tbs at the Hanover hospital, and for
whom much apprehension was felt,
seems to be doing very nicely.
No more sawdust will be sold at our
Orleans mill as we need it for fuel
There is plenty at our electric mill in
Bloomington at Is cents per load.
E. L. Chandler Co.
The feature photoplay at the opera
house Thursday night is the five-part
Vitagraph production called ga Mil
lion Bid" This feature was recently
seen at the Vitagraph theatre on
Broadway. New York.
The regular meeting of the Orleans
club will be on Wednesday, Feb. 3.
Seven new members were admitted to
the club by the membership committee
last week. making total of Sc active
members now in this club.
The adult members of the Methodist
Sunday school went to Irasburg Thurs
day night where they were given a
supper and entertainment at the town
hall by the mems class of the Irasburg
Sunday school. About 45 went from
Orleans and had most enjoyable time.
The annual donation of the M. E.
church will be held in the church vestry
Tuesday evening, Feb. 2. Supper will
be served from $50 until 9 o'clock,
and literary program will be given
during the evening. Come and bring
your family and let US have an old
fashioned donation.
The committee for the Ladies'
Aid work for February of the Con.
gregational church are at work
on the cantata, ''The Holy City," to be
given by soloists and a chorus of forty
voices some time in February. Re
hearsals are now being conducted al
the church each Sunday afternoon at
3. 80 p. m.
There will be dancing school tonight
at the K. P. hall. Miss Randall again
being present. All are urged to come
and suggestion has been made that
the atmosphere seems most clear wher
you dance with the other fellows wife
and he dances with your better half
Never mind. the ''fox trot" was never
learned at single lesson.
The Book and Tbimble club met a
the chapel of the Congregations
church Wednesday afternoon, JAM 20
= There were 81 present. Roll call
Famous Women; piano solo, Heller
Beede. The afternoon was then spen
! with Kate Douglas Wiggin. Sketch O
d her life. Mrs. Ordway; selections from
If ''The Birds Christmas Carol" Mrs
-. Bartlett; selection from Timothy
y Quest" Mrs Hardy selections from
Il IKE becca," Mrs. Barney.
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