Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-04-12

The annual sugar party of the
Ladies' Society will be held in the
church tonight. Supper at $50 until
all are served.
Sixteen attended the monthly meet |
ing of the Fidelity class at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace H. Gilpin last
ev ening.
w. M. Wright is spending few days
with his brother, G. F. Wright. in
Albany and incidentally helping to
keep the maple product from wasting.
Will Dow, who subm tied to en- oper-
alton recently. is staying for time
| with his mother, Mrs Clara Colby,
| before returning to his WJrk in Nc
| lndoes.
Mrs. E. W. Barron, Mrs. IT. R.
| Cutler, Mrs. George Lang and Mrs. F.
| r. Nelson were in Orleans FRIDAY
to attend an executive meeting Of the
w. G. T. U.
Judge and Mrs W. w Miles returned
from Woodstock tfe last Of the week.
Judge Miles went 20 Newfane Monday
and Mrs Miles will join him there
Saturday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
after an illness of only few hours Of
cerebral meningitis. Much sympathy
is felt for the bereayed parents, this
being their only child.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Underwood were
in West Burke Wednesday night 70
attend a meeting of Past Patrons and
Matrons of Evening Star Chapter, No.
%, o. E. S. Mrs. Underwood was the
first matron of this Chapter
About forty of the friends of Gus
tavus Burdick gave him surprise
party in Odd Fellows hall Thursday
!, evening, the occasion being his twenty
first birthday. Sawyer's orchestra
furnished music for dancing and the
evening was very enjoyable one for
all present.
The Passumpsic Telephone company
= last month added several new subscrib-
t ers in the local exchange including A
j L.. Ames. Melvin2K. Cloea nl.6sss si sch
, elder office. B. Cohen, A. Frechette
tGartis Ggnds Studio Studio; + = Mossaa. Msan. Mrs Mrs
! mandy Cafe, Frank Paddieford resi-
e dence, Frank Paddleford shop, w. B
Proctor. Albert Webster.
The annual Past Masters Night will
, be observed by Orleans Lodge, No
IS, F. & A. NJ, at their hall on Frida,
evening, at z 80 O'Clock. The Master
= regular candidate by the Past Master.
of Orleans Lodge. NJ. w, johnson
S acting as master and other Past Mas
. ters filling all the chairs Immedi
ately after the work, banquet viii
be served This will be followed by
L social hour Good music will be fur
= nished throughout the evening.
The Woman's Christian Temperate,
t Union met with Mrs. A. P Underwood
Tuesday afternoon After devotiona
services an excellent paper written b.
j Mrs. Rand on Literature and How t.
: Use It." was read by Mrs Mossman
Reading, "What is Gained by Taking
and Reading the Union Signal" wa
S given, each member present taking
:, part. A selection was also read from
"Josiah Aliens Wife," entitled, "Wh
q Kindles the Fire?" Meeting closed b,
q singing the doxology and w. C. T. u
benedction. Fifteen ladies' were pres
ent.
- On the evening of. April 5th, TIL
l. Woman's Literary club met with Mrs
Cutting. There were 18 members an
n seven visitors present. In response t
It roll call each one told the place the
most wished to visit Mrs. Pierce tol
of some automobile trips she has taker
y Mrs. Getting gave very interestin.
"a paper on "Tenting by the Wayside.
Seven of the Mahnahbezee Camp Fir
, girls entertained with Indian songs
p They were dressed in their ceremonis
B. gowns. The hostess served hot choce
late and homemade cookies. The nez
meeting will be held with Miss Fanni
n n May.
ed The Afternoon Study club held il
regular meeting Thursday with Mr.
H. r Cutler. Twenty members an
rt two visitors were present The sui
re ject for the afternoon was "Our Stat
u Institutions" Response to roll ca
was given with current events in prise
ed management. Paper. "Trip to Kur
r, Hattin Home" was given by Mr.
be Ruth Webster and Mrs. Giimour ga,
!, Vermont State Prison Compare wit
.le Sing Sing?' The members enioye
Ir re the music furnished by the your
If. ladies' Miss Elizabeth Cutler playe
piano solo and Miss Aliue Baldw
en- and Miss Florence Blood played due
gs Hiram Mcclellan, son of Mr.. al
he Mrs. John Mcclellan, of this place. wi
graduates from Dartmouth college tn
y spring, will take position immediate
~ ~ ly under Col. Mason M Patrick of tt
''a- United States Corps of Engineers.
'ei brother of Miss Patrick, trainir
teacher of this place. Col. Patrick
re at the head of the Government Lal
ay Commission, and besides carrying
er, work for the general improvement
the lake traffic, has under construct,
:, at Sault st. Marie two locks that W
~ have greater freight capacity than al
I. others in tho world Tho uyork ia
'oy ~ rrr.,a,as4 i"nnrt.noa ~ H. ~
country and of intense interest from
zen engine ering point of view The po
hs, ton being taken by Mr.. Mcclellan
ar. one that offers rare opportunities a
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