Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-05-03

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other calling and wishing her many
Mrs, Milligan was the recipient of
many cards and flowers
The annual meeting of the Welcome
o Brown cemetery association was
held at F. w. Baldwin's office last
evening. The financial report shows
the association to be in prosperous
condition. E. w. Barron was elected
president; F. w. Baldwin. secretary
treasurer, and S. A. Hunt, superin-
tendent.
G. A. Mute has recently built upon
the lawn at the side of his home on
Park street a large playhouse for his
little daughter, Dorcas. The house is
quite complete outside and has five
windows, a door, flagstaff and inside
finished with sheathing and hardwood
floor Mr.. Mute is painting his entire
buildings
The Alumni association held its
annual meeting in academy building
Friday evening. A vote was carried
to leave to the president, Miss Fanny
May, the appointment of a committee
to make arrangements for the banquet
Mrs. Maude Hubbard, Franz A. Hunt
ant Mrs. Fora Wheeler have been
appointed.
At the annual meeting of Orient
Chapter No. Is, O. E. S., Friday even
ing, the following officers were elected
and installed by H. T. Seaver. P. w.
P: F. w. Cutting. w. P; Mrs.
Josephine Cutting. W. M. !; Mrs. Mabel
Hibbard, A. M. Mrs. May L. Barrows,
secretary. Mrs. Altha L. Pierce, treasur-
er; Mrs. Mabel Thompson, Con. Miss
Bernice Hamblet, A. Con. :; Mrs. Jennie
Baldwin, chaplain; Mrs. Florence K.
! Pierce, marshal: Mrs. May A. Reir-
den, warder H. M. Gardiner, sentinel /;
Mrs. Nellie Mae Ranney. Adah: Miss
Eva Gilpin. Ruth; Miss Crissia Rem
frew, Esther: Mrs. Carrie Gardiner,
Martha Mrs. Daisy Baldwin, Electa
Mrs. Annie Pearson. pianist.
A large audience greeted the Juniors
Thursday evening when the curtain
went up at o'clock on the four act
play, 1.-THE Vision of the Graduate, -
Epresented by the Junior class of the
high school. The presentation of the
play was very successful and reflected
great credit upon the players and Miss
Kate Ferrin, who coached them. II
was delightful entertainment and il
was again demonstrated that Barton
has an unusual amount of elocutionary
talent. The stage settings were pretty
and artistic The hall was decor ateC
with many banners. Sawyer's orches
ira furnished music for dancing afte
the entertainment.
A clipping from Boston pape
tells of a recital which will be of inter
est to Barton people:
''Pupils of Miss Margaret Cow CAV
their fourth studio recital of the seaso
yesterday afternoon, with Miss Grac
Appleby at the piano Miss Mario
Redf1eld Of Barton, VT, sang "Wit
Verdure Clad" from the "Creation,
1.-THE Spirit Flower" by Campbell
|, Upton: ~ Know a HILL" Whelpley
Cuckoo" Lehman "The BluebelI,
MacDowell; "The Weathercock," Lek
mann; "Will O. the Wisp," Spross.
4 Miss Redfield has a lyric soprano voic
a of good range and sympathetic quallt
y and never fails to interest her hear
, ers.' A letter from Miss Cow state
+ that Miss Redfield has "develope
wonderfully as musician this year
and is received by her audiences
:: second time with enthusiasm. Mis-
q Redfield is expected home this week.
o BROWNINGTON CENTER
:, Elmer Norrie has sold bis farm.
D. H. Fox has sold his farm to ELI
Clark.
It Mrs. Ellie Clark is i'll with pleur'
J. pneumonia.
- Charles Whitehill is working
!, Charleston for Charles Hudson.
The little son of Ellie Clark had tt
misfortune to break his arm recently.
h Miss Grace Belknap of East Charlie
r, ton visited at L. N. Lund's Thursday.
z Mahlon Seymour has moved to tt
'e place recently purchased of Ira Ora
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Wright
:. Orleans spent Sunday at Charl
- - Lathe's.
ii Mrs. Joseph Rowe and children spel
a last week with her sister, Mrs. I've
,g Drown.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett
Westmore visited at John Bullock
lie Friday.
es Chester Burns will sell his stock
Ae auction on Tuesday at one o'cloc
=; See bills.
". Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mcdowell
TT Evansville spent Sunday at c.
McDowell's.
er Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Emerson were
of White River Junction, Windsor a
on Charleston, N. H., the first of t
IN week.