Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-14

rooms in Bigelow's block. The various
reports show the club to be in pros
porous condition. The following off,
GERS were elected: President, F. C.
Williams; vice-president, A. FL. Grout !;
trustees for three years. L. Colodney
and J. r. Akin; secretary and treas
urer, L. B. Wellman; chairmen COM
mittees-house, G. S. Emery mem
bership. J. T. Gardner; entertain
ment. E. A. Hamilton; general, e.
M. Richards. The club voted to renew
their lease of the rooms. which expires
Sept. 80, 1915.
Cleveland Chapter No. 20. R. A. M.
held it's annual convocation at Masonic
hall Friday night. April 9th and the
following officers were elected and
appointed for the ensuing year: Geo.
H Brock, H. P; Fl. A. Black, K. /; A.
H. Grout. S. B. H. Cushman, treas
urer; Homer Thrasher, secretary G.
J. Eaton, C. H. It. S. Wilcox. l.. B.
Wellman. r. A. c.; H. V. Jones. M.
of Sd "; C.W.F. Sanborn, M. of I'd V. +;
R. P. Skinner M. of 1st "; H. S..
Root. chaplain: Geo. F. Root, S. S. !;
R. w. Spear. ]. S. e. Doolin, Tyler. H.
S. Root, past grand H. p, presided
during the election after which the
officers were installed into office by
Geo. F. Root, Past H. P.
The annual meeting of Lakeside
Chapter No. 81, o. E. S. was held at
Masonic hall Monday evening and the
following officers were elected and
appointed: L: B: Wellman, w. P;
Mrs. Mabel B. Oben. w. M; Mrs.
Erapooo C1>i~~or Aoco M
treasurer; Mrs. Lou B. Sisco. Cond :
Mrs. Bernice S. Gilchrist. Asso. Cond. :
Mrs. Jennie Wellman, chaplain: Mrs.
May Sisco, warder; Mrs. Annie W.
Morrison. marshal; Mrs. Riley, Adah j;
Mrs. Lambert. Ruth; Mrs. Bugbee.
Esther; Miss Inez Miller, Martha !:
Mrs. Burns. Electa; Miss C. Spaulding.
organist. Bro. Geo. F. Root, Past
Grand Patron. presided during the
election and installed the officers. A
banquet was served at o'clock.
During the past few months your
correspondent has visited several times
the factory of the Monarch Evaporator
company and now that the sugar tool
business has closed for this season. it
may be interesting to others to know
something of what an industry means
to community especially at a time
like the past winter when business
conditions have been below normal
and unfavorable to the laboring class
in general. This company has produced
and shipped "a carloads of boiling rigs,
two carloads of evaporators only,
eight carloads of storage and hauling
tanks. five carloads of buckets, three
r9rI0a6C of
carload of miscellaneous Supplies.
This is an increase of 35 per cent over
any previous years business and in
itself speaks we'll for these tools built
in Vermont.
The w. G. T. u. met with Mrs
Erastus Buck Thursday, April 8. for
their annual meeting and election of
officers. The officers elected were as
follows: President. Mrs. E. Buck :
LIST vice-president. Mrs. E. F. Hobson =:
I'd vice-president, Mrs. B. O. Spauld-
ing; Sd vice-president, Mrs. H. B.
Rankin: 18th vice-president, Mrs. Annie
Davis; secretary, Mrs. Joel BLY, :
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Porter: press
superintendent. Mrs. Sadie McC affrey
superintendent of Jail and rescue work.
Mrs. B. o. Spaulding; superintendent
of railroad work, Mrs. E. L. Richard
literature superintendent, Mrs. C. w.
+. Sanborn; superintendent of S. T.
l., Mrs. E. F. Hobson; superintendent
iof Christian citizenship, Mrs. A. c..
Clark; superintendent of medical tenn
perance, Mrs. Albina Warren; superin-
tendent of school savings, bank, Mrs.
Elmer JENNIE; superintendent of flower
mission, Mrs. P. w. Lawson,
NEWPORT CENTER
Miss Tessa Larabee will begin her
school in Jay on Monday.
Mrs. Jaquith is visiting her nephew.
Floyd Miller, at South Troy.
Robert, little son of Carroll Hart.
well, is very i'll with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiuslow of Lowell.
Mass, are visitors at N. O. Blake's.
Leon Lawson and family have moved
into the tenement over the Bates store.
Amos Lawson of Greensboro was a
business caller at this place one day
recently.
|. Fl. Lamphere has moved from the
Jenkins block into the house owned by
Davignon.
Mrs. Goddard and daughter of
Albany are visiting at Ethe home of
Fred Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Blake OF
Bloomington, visited his brother, N.
0. Blake, recently.
Mrs. Nula Estey. who has been
caring for Mrs. Butler at Newport.
has returned home.
Will Hyland hasa moved his family
into the block which they have pur-
chased and will remodel it into a
hotel.
Mr.. Rossieur of Newport has pur-
chased the farm recently owned by
Charles Marsh, for S1O,O 900, and will
move his family here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN Miller of Orleans,
together with their two sons, have