Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-01-05

Mrs. H. B. Robinson of North Hat
ley. P. Q has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. r. E. Morse.
George Lyon is moving from South
street into one of the F. c. Brown
tenements on Church street.
Miss Margaret Ufford of S spokane,
Washington. has been spending a few
days at the home of Clark Bailey.
E. B. Wiley left yesterday to cover
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
for the Fletcher Post Card company.
The Swafford shows at the opera
house are drawing good crowds as usual
and are giving the usual satisfaction.
Marion Wilson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Wilson, was the recipient on
Christmas day of fine McPhail piano.
Miss Ruth Eldridge has returned to
her teaching at Quincy, Mass, after
vacation spent at the home of her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sanders of
Albany visited friends and relatives
here the last of the week and are now
snow bound.
Gordon Joslyn has accepted posi-
ton with the Buick Auto company and
is now visiting the agencies through.
out the state.
The young men and women who have
been spending the holidays at their
homes here have returned to their
respective seminaries and colleges
The schools began Monday morning
with nearly full attendance. One OF
the boys in the high room walked fou,
miles through the storm to be pres.
ent.
Miss Helen McAllister Lumsden and
Claude D. Whipple, both of Ayers
Cliff, P. @. were united in marriage
Monday afternoon by the Rev. w. S.
Smithers, at the home of J w. Dovle
! in the presence Of the immediate
friends of the groom.
The j. H. TurnbuIl company are
making extensive repairs on the
creamery building and are also build
ing refreigerating plant to be usec
in connection. They are preparing te
manufacture ice cream for the whole
sale trade.
1t has seemed really Gifted here fol-
the past two or three days with snow
piled high at the edge of the sidewalk:
and teams busy drawing it away. Il
has furnished employment for quite :
number of men and has afforded the
village an opportunity to show that i
is up.to-date.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold leap year party and old fash
Toned box social at the church parlor
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. A pro
gram consisting of readings, panto
mines and music will he given. Each
lady will please bring box containing
lunch for two people. Everyone cor
daily invited. Come and have a joll,
good time.
Mike Leavitt has executed a rea
work OF art IN the form of a venee
made calendar of native woods 7
represents landscape and river seen,
in which the different coIors are mad,
by inlays Of various kinds of wood an,
must have required many hours O
patient attention. 1t also advertise
the veneer products of the E. L
Chandler company. 1t is on exhibi
ton in F. M. Allchurch's window an
is worthy of notice
Miss Clara Dwinell, whose Hines
has been mentioned in this, paper, an
who some weeks ago was taken, to, tn
II n: =. sanitarium at Mefrose, Mass.
wishes in this way toaexfend her AZ
+ tpreciation and thanks to the teacher
II in Orleans. the ladies' Of the w c. T
u. of the 0. E. S.. the Odd Girls, an
all her friends in this and other towns
who have so generously remembers
her with gifts, letters and cards. no
only at Christmas time, but throup
all the weeks of her illness. Tn
constant reminders Of friends an
| sympathy has helped greatly in he
} hours of suffering