Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-09-12
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ford last week.
Ephraim Harrison has sold his auto
bile to Mr.. Laycock.
j. H. harrington went to Newport
Tuesday to serve ON the jury.
Mrs. Babcock Of South Walden il
working for George Cuthbertson-
William Darlington went to Bak-
ersfeld last week to enter the acad-
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buchanan of
Glover visited their son here over
Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Simmons and Mrs. Kim
ball visited at the home of NJ. II. Kali
ser last week.
Harrison Wilson left last week for
Elliott, 8. c., where he will have
charge Of large farm.
Rev. B. M. Smith of Wells River
occupied the pulpit of the II. p.
church Sunday as supply.
Attention is called to notice of an
unusual missionary meeting to be
held at East Craftsbury Friday.
Fred Hill, who has been working at
Henry Miller's this summer, returned
last week to his home in Fryeburg,
Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Drury of
Northampton, Mass, old-time resi-
dents here, called on friends in town
last week.
Ralph Williams and Miss Alice Kib-
by were married at the brides home
in Newport, NJ. H., Sept. 9Th. Con-
gratulations.
Miss Xelia Reed, who has been
working at w. S. Ingalls, for the past
year, has gone to Brighton, Conn, to
work in mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cephas Haines and
Lakeport, NJ H., visited at G. I'll. Mil
ler's the past week.
Perley Drew, who has been clerk
ing in Cuthbertson Brothers store
during the summer, has returned to
his home in Glover.
The Woman's Missionary Auxili-
airy of the Congregational church at
their last meeting voted to have an
every-member canvass and to hold
six consecutive foreign and six con-
secutive home missionary meetings
during the year.
The subject for the Junior G. K.
meeting Sunday evening at GLIB will
be, "Doing Good" and the leader will
be Ralph Silver The subject for the
senior meeting will be, "a Chris
tian's Power" and the leader will be
Mrs. J. A. Goss.
On Thursday evening, Sept.2Oth,
the Junior Order of American Me-
chanics viii initiate ~ number Of new
members at the Grange hall. Tt is
expected that several officers from the
lodge at Newport will be present and
assist In the exercises.
The summer colony is. greatly re-
dneed In numbers and this week will
see the departure Of most of those
who remain. The very cold weather
for this season CT the year has has
tened their going The number here
for the summer has not been as large
I'll the past few years owing To war
conditions.
The Red Cross did not meet this
week because of the difficulty Of get
sing material on which 10 work, and
there Wlll be no meeting until further
notice. The surgical dressing de-
pmrtment met Tuesday afternoon and
viii meet only once a week hereafter
instead Ct twice a week e. they have
during the summer.
About 20 81 che young married
people of the community held corn
roast st. the cottage Of II. G.. Kinney
Friday afternoon. An excellent time
i'll reported Among the out-of-town
people present were Miss Judd Of
Holyoke. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Perkins If L.akcp0rt. M. III, and Mrs.
Adaie Simmons and Mrs. kimball OF
Stowe.
Mss Bessie Silver and Foster Geb-
hies tmp popular young people here,
Mere married mt tbs home If the
brides mother MrM. Hattie ~. Sill
NHF "Wednesday evening, Sept 9th
After = short wedding trip they wiil
make their home With the groom
parents in the north part - the toxin.
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