Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-23

in the church parIors tonight at 6
O'Clock. Free literary and musical en-
tertainment at 7.3O.
Preston Rollins narrowly escaped a
Sc eriouS acciCent at the Hanson miii
Friday, when he was caught by the
saw carriage.
Services will be held in the Odd
Fellows hall Sexagesima Sunday, Fec.
viCed to attend.
&. A. Katen goes today to HarneIl,
N. Y, TO visit his daughter, Mrs.
| Hagry Patterson, and expects to be
away about two weeks.
Mrs. Maria Longeway and George
Fletcher of Orleans were married at
the Congrega parsonage Feb. 16,
by Rev. W. A. Warner.
Joe Valley has moved from one Of
DR., Wright's tenements on High street
to a house On Lake street recently
vacated by Mrs. Twombly.
Benz. Mason will open a tea store in
the rooms on the south side of the
Hutchins jawelry store as soon as
repairs on these rooms are completed.
Glenn Comstock, Harold White and
Orin Carpenter of Irasburg went to
Burlington Saturday to be present at
the college cake walk given Tuesday
night.
The Chicago Musical club, one of the
finest musical entertainments in the
country is the last number in the lee
ture course and appears at Seaver' s
hall Friday evening. March 3.
C.L. Erwin will show some geograph
lcal and historical slides at Evansville
hall on Thursday evening. The Fisk
school extends an invitation to everyone
to attend. A promenade will follow
the show.
Prospect Pomona Grange will meet
with Crystal Lake Grange March 2.
Please come prepared to speak at least
hVe minutes on the question, sis the
farmer who is always complaining of
hard work and times detriment to his
professiou?"
H: R. Cutler. F. w. Baldwin and C
5. Webster were in st Johnsbury YES
tercay TO attend the annual meeting of
the State Bankers association. Mr..
Webster was reelected secretary Of the
organization again, having held the
position several years. Mr.. Cutler was
MADE member of specially appoint.
ed agricultural committee.
The item last week regarding Mr..
Elliott should have read as follows:
Wilbert ID. Elliott extends his thanks
to friends who kindly helped at the
time his leg was broken, Jan. 1S Alsc
to the friends and neighbors for the
) food. books and flowers he has re.
ceiVed. He says this little vacation
will long be remembered.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ora White were pleas
antly surprised Wednesday evening
when several of their friends anc
neighbors called to remind Mrs. White
of her birthday. The evening was very
pleasantly spent and Mrs. White was
presented with a cut glass water set
: Refreshments were served.
News has been received of the deatl
on Thursday in the Beverly hospital
D Beverly, Mass. of Edwin Harley
3 Moore: On Dec. 81, 1915. Mr.. Moor,
In performance of his duty as a fire
! man on the N. Y. N. H. & H., rail
road drank what he supposed to b,
water from regulation water jug, bu
through the negligence of some opera
, tive it contained hydrochloric acid
de leaves to mourn mis- loss a younf
wife, formerly Miss Phyllis M. Fifiel,
8 OF this place, young son, RogerMorril
Moore and mother.
WILLOUGHBY
= Dennis Allen of Orleans was a re
cent business visitor here
Henry Robbins was in Keene, N, H.
n recently visiting an uncle.
Herbert Orcutt is in the station her
n while Mr.. Demick is away.
Mrs. Jane Duke has gone to Lyndo
to visit her son, George, for time.
:: Mr.. Virgins and Mr. Cheney of ST
I Johnsbury were recent guests at H.
Brooks's.
g Mr.. and Mrs. frankie Kimball O
t Newport recently visited at FranI
Kimball's here.
r Miss Whitcher. our teacher, wa
e entertained at the home of Walter an
Roscoe Stanley recently.
r George Demick and family hav
o gone to Maiden, Mass, for q shor
stay with Mr. Demick's S sister there.
s Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Wheeler went t
o Boston Thursday on account of the i'll
s ness of Mrs. Whee1er's daughter. MI
Wheeler returned home Friday night.